In Congdon murder daughter to inherit millions
Adopted daughter poised to inherit millions amid the Congdon murder case. The article notes Mrs. Caldwell at her husband's bedside after his collapse in a Bloomington hotel and her arrest status in Duluth. It details trusts set up for Mrs. Caldwell and Transferred funds, with references to Chester Congdon’s estate and related debts and beneficiaries.
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Congdon
Minneapolis
St. Louis Park
Bloomington
Caldwell
Duluth
Ernest Grams
Richard LeRoy
Richard Jr
Golden
Colo
Caldwells
Colorado
Minnesota
Elisabeth Congdon
Miss Congdon
Chester Congdon
Marjorie
Marquette National Bank
Chester Congdon Trust
Search continues for missing Bemidji man Andrew Cloud
Authorities persist in a Beltrami County effort to locate Andrew Cloud missing since Wednesday morning after entering the Mississippi River near the city dock. John Losh, with Cloud earlier, reported the swim then clothing found on the bank prompted a nightlong drag search by county deputies. Police interview friends as divers may join if current efforts fail.
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Denny Moriarty
Howard Schultz
Andrew Cloud
Mississippi River
Lake Bemidji
Bemidji
Lakes
Irving
Cloud
John Losh
Losch
Beltrami County
Army worms reported in Eckles township this season
Beltrami County Extension Service reports a surge of army worms in Eckles township with dense infestations on a 20 acre tract prompting pesticide use. George Landreth farm fields show 10-15 worms per square foot requiring aerial spraying. moths from southern states are the source.
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Harvey Meyer
Eckles Township
Beltrami County Extension Service
Elmo Skare
George Landreth
Redby
Landreth
Bemidji Coop
Eckles
Kansas
Texas
Skare
Second public EIS meeting on Bemidji sewer project
The second public information meeting on the Bemidji wastewater treatment facility EIS is tonight at 7 30 p m in the Hagg Sauer auditorium Bemidji State University. Wapora Inc and EPA officials will present study results on environmental conditions and discuss the proposed treatment system and capacity. The 4 meeting series precedes a final EIS due next summer with committee members and EPA board attendees.
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Jon Eng
Bemidji
Hagg-Sauer
Bemidji State University
Wapora, Inc
Charleston
Ill
Wapora
Environmental Protection Agency
Clark Boli
Beltrami County
Battle for $700000 water grant moves to Washington
Bemidji fights a $700 000 federal grant for a Highway 2 west water project. Dick Neises of Mississippi Clean Minnesota Green urged denial to the EDA in Chicago and Washington. City officials push lawmakers to back the grant, while interim sewage upgrades may occur. The final approval rests with Washington, D C, and remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Washington D. C
Dick Neises
Mississippi Clean
Minnesota Green
Economic Development Administration
Bemidji
Highway 2 West
Willett
Peterson
Neises
EDA
Mississippi River
Mississippi Clean-Minnesota Green Environmental Concern Organization
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Chicago Eda
Washington
Crime rate dips 9 percent in first quarter
The FBI attributes a bitterly cold winter and heavy snowfall to a 9 percent drop in U S crime rate in the first quarter, the largest quarterly decrease in 19 years of crime reports.
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Washington
FBI
Law Enforcement Agency
Carter reassures Jewish leaders on Middle East peace aims
President Carter told about 50 Jewish leaders at the White House that the U S policy seeks a lasting peace and security for Israel. He said the peace settlement should include full diplomatic relations between Israel and Arab nations.
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Washington
Carter
U.S. Middle East
Israel
White House
Defects to Taiwan by MIG19 pilot seeks asylum
In Taipei a Chinese air force squadron commander flew a MIG19 to Taiwan and asked for political asylum, the Nationalist Chinese defense ministry announced. Details on page 9.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Chinese Defense Ministry
Mauritanian Ambassador Wounded in Paris Attack
Mauritanian ambassador Ahmed Ghanahalla was seriously wounded in a gunfire attack as he left his Paris residence. Two men were identified as the attackers by French officials, with the Interior Ministry confirming the incident.
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Paris
France
French
Interior Ministry
Ahmed Ghanahalla
Bombing in Israel in Petah Tiqva Attributed to Palestinian Guerrilla Group
A pipe bomb at a Petah Tiqva market killed a woman and wounded 20 as claimed by the Popular Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The group said the attack was in response to Prime Minister Menachem Begin's settlement policy. The claim was made from Beirut by a guerrilla member.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Petah Tiqva
Menahem Begin
Palestine
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut
Bemidji School Board and Teachers Remain $400000 Apart
The Bemidji School Board and District 31 teachers still are $400000 apart after Wednesday's all day session. BEA asked for 750000 over two years for 282 teachers. the board offered 350000. Prior talks reduced BEA demand to 805140 and board to 250000. Next meeting set for 9:30 a.m. Monday in the high school boardroom.
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Bemidji School Board
District 31
Bemidji Education Association
BEA
Ralph Smith
Joe Malone
Bemidji High School
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