Son-in-law Arrested in Congdon Murders in Duluth
Roger Caldwell 43 of Golden Colorado was arrested just after 1 a.m. at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park on suspicion of killing Elisabeth Congdon 83 and her nurse Velma Pietila during the night of June 26 to 27 at the Duluth mansion.
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Congdon
Duluth, Minn
Elisabeth Congdon
Duluth
Ernest Grams
Roger Sipe Caldwell
Golden, Colo
Methodist Hospital
St. Louis Park
Velma Pietila
Lakefront
Caldwell
Golden
Bloomington
Minn
Grams
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Caldwells
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Holiday Inn
Paul Bunyan Band trip weather brief
Clouds and temperatures forecast for the Paul Bunyan Band trip. Today through Thursday expect highs in the low to mid 80s with mid to upper 50s lows. Winds NW 5 to 15 mph today, lighter tonight. Normal lake level 1340, current level 1339.78.
Pine bud worms damage thousands of acres in county timber
Beltrami County reports an outbreak of jack pine bud worms affecting over 6,000 acres of county state and private timber amid the 1976 drought. County Land Commissioner Lenny Bergstrom and officials presented the briefing to the County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.
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Jerry Doggett
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Lenny Bergstrom
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Eckles Township
Wilton
Roger Burnside
Jack Pine
Burnside
Bergstrom
Terry Boden
Bemidji
Blackduck
Kelliher
Beltrami County
Beltrami County Nursing Home
Virginia Wickstrom
Riverside arrestees linked to widespread trash bag murders
Riverside police arraigned two roommates David Hill and Patrick Kearney on two counts of murder each in the killings of John LaMay and Arturo Marquez and investigators say a bloody hacksaw and other evidence tie them to more slayings described as trash bag murders over seven years.
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Riverside
Calif
David Hill
Patrick Kearney
John LaMay
Arturo Marquez
Carter seeks broad power for gasoline rationing
President Carter plans to request standby authority to impose gasoline rationing in a crisis, potentially cutting consumption by at least 25 percent. Senator Henry M. Jackson questioned Congress granting such power, expressing doubt a national emergency would justify it.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Mall favored Highway 2 plan approved by City Council
The Bemidji city council backed Developers Diversified plan for Highway 2 modifications to ease mall traffic. The company offered to fund a stoplight at the mall entrance opposite the Bel-Air motel if needed while DOT preferred Ash Avenue alignment. The vote was 5 to 1 with one dissent.
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Jon Eng
State
Developers Diversified, Ltd
Herb Dale
Leonard Follman
Minnesota Department of Transportation
DOT
Diversified
Ash Avenue
Ash
Bel-Air Motel
Dale
Jim Karabac
Developers Diversified
Bel-Air
Karabac
Larry Dow
Ralph Moberg
Peterson
Kkarabac
K-mart
Lynn Durfee
Dominion Group Inc
St. Paul
Durfee
Dominion Group
Bemidji
Walker named Minnesota agriculture commissioner by governor
William Walker 37, a former farmer with theology and law degrees, was named Minnesota agriculture commissioner by Gov. Rudy Perpich. Walker heads the Alliance for Food and supports cautious herbicide use, seeks more study, and may accompany Perpich to Washington for a farm price talks push with President Carter. He will start Thursday earning 36000 annually.
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ST. Paul
Midwest
Montgomery
Perpich
Hibbing
Walker
Minnesota
Cass County
DFL
Minnesota Farmers Union
Rtg
Perpici
U.S. Forest Service
Jon Werald
Southwest State University
Edward Slottom
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Holland House
Miss Congdon
Chester Congdon
Paul Bunyan
Board
Mark Henson
Mark Runningen
Tim Vadis
Vadis
10Th and
Beltrami
Pioneer
Chris Mattison
Bemidji Iga Foodliner
25Th St
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
National Housing and Urban Development Department
Thomas Lapp
20Th St
Delton
Norton Avenues
Planning Commission
Commission
Jon Wefald
William Walker
Minnesota Association of Cooperatives
Rollin M. Dennistoun
Apple Valley
Agriculture Department
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