Soviet opposition to US neutron bomb program grows
Washington reports Moscow intensifies criticism of U S plans to produce a neutron warhead after underground Nevada tests. Officials say Carter will decide after studies due mid August. The weapon aims to kill via radiation while preserving buildings, affecting deterrence and detente.
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Weather forecast with lake level update
Partly cloudy today with widely scattered showers possible and a cooling trend through Saturday. Highs in the upper 60s to around 70, lows tonight in the 40s. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph today, NW to N 5 to 10 mph tonight. Lake level near 1339.76, normal level 1340.
Lake Bemidji EIS findings on eutrophication and population shift
Public information meeting covers Wapora report conclusions including Bemidji being oligotrophic, Wolf Lake and Lake Andrusia eutrophic, and Bemidji population dip from 1970 to 1975. Report projects 2000 population at 14 183, notes reduced wastewater flow, and discusses capacity limits and out city additions under EPA rules.
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Beltrami
Bemi
Bemidji State University
U.S
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Chicago
Minnesota
Battle over BWCA moves to Ely
Environmental purists push for total wilderness in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area as opponents favor a two zone plan allowing logging and motorized use. Hearings in Ely draw about 200 people as Congress weighs two bills by Fraser and Oberstar.
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Minneapolis
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U.S. House
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Supreme Court orders new trial for Cass County man
The Minnesota Supreme Court ordered a new trial for John Henry Paige of Federal Dam after his 1975 charge of possessing a handgun in a public place without a permit. The court criticized evidence handling and noted the trial did not address the 1975 gun permit law's constitutionality.
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Body recovered from Lake Bemidji
The body of Andrew Cloud, 48, was recovered from Lake Bemidji after a two day search. A painter at the Municipal Liquor Store found the body near the Midway Drive bridge around 9 a.m. The death is suspected to be drowning with an autopsy ordered. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Irvine Ave
Lake Bemidji
Midway Drive
Kenneth Matthews
Beltrami County
Tom Tolman
Olson-Schwartz Funeral Home
Ethical split saves Siamese twins but leaves them gravely ill
Two month old Siamese twins joined at the torso were separated on June 23 at Children’s Hospital after a group decision to attempt to save both rather than sacrifice one. doctors warn the infants remain critically ill with large wounds and infection risk, potential later skin grafts, and possible future corrective surgery.
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Washington
Judson G. Randolph
Randolph
Children’s Hospital
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Cause of mine explosion in Virginia mine
Authorities said methane gas concentrations exceeded federal limits, causing the explosion at the P and P Coal Co. mine in St. Charles Virginia. Four miners died from heat shock and carbon monoxide poisoning after the blast around ten o clock Thursday and their bodies were recovered around two in the morning.
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P&p Coal Co
Five Die in Danbury Prison Fire Arson Suspected
A five man board of inquiry from the U S Bureau of Prisons met in Danbury Connecticut to investigate a deadly prison fire that killed five inmates and injured 71 others. Fire investigators said the blaze began in an overcrowded cellblock dormitory and was caused by arson though no suspects or motive were identified.
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Danbury
Japanese conservatives may be in trouble
In Tokyo the Liberal Democratic Party led by Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda faces a possible second election setback in seven months as polls suggest they could fall five seats short of a majority in half the upper house. The LDP, shaken by the Lockheed scandal, lost its lower house majority last December but remained in power by winning eight independents.
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Tokyo
Takeo Fukuda
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
Diet
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