Youth Awareness Fair Educates Redlake Residents
Redlake hosts a four day Youth Awareness Fair bringing together agencies to inform residents about services. The event included seminars by Indian Health Service staff, a powwow, potluck, youth activities, and a city Indian youth exchange with film showcases and a softball tournament concluding the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lake
Doug Colhoff
Louie Barrett
Redlake
Dave Bernard
Leroy Stumpf
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center
Drug Abuse Center
Stumpf
Albuquerque, N.M
Indian Health Services
Jim Andre
H.E. Townsley
Townsley
National Indian Health Service
Andre
Albuquerque Area
Indian Health Service
Trudy Gustafson
YWCA
Capra
Desegregation blunder admitted by HEW officials
HEW officials conceded bureaucratic inefficiency caused several districts, including Bemidji District 31, to appear in a federal desegregation order. Judge Sirica ordered rapid legal action and compliance hearings, with some districts deemed resolved and others to be closed or reviewed within 60 to 120 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Bemidji District
John Sirica
Sirica
Bemidji
Cloquet
Deer River
Detroit Lakes
Minnesota
Department
Chicago
Lawrence Washington
Washington
Roger Norstad
Tracy Hanson
Bemidji Seeks State Redesignation of Highways and Armory Purchase
The Minnesota Highway Department backs redesignating Highway 72 to start at Bemidji south of town if the city buys and demolishes the armory site for widening. City council approved armory purchase July 13, with state support hinging on land use and bypass plans tied to Highway 2 and 71. Legislation faces committee hurdles, but key leaders show backing for shifting the route to end at the bypass.
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Minnesota Highway Department
MHD
Bemidji
Frank Mazzitelli
Armory
Midway Drive
Mazzitelli
Bemidji City
Highway Department
Minnesota National Guard
Doug St. Onge
Onge
Sen
Gerald Willet
Blackduck
St. Onge
Senate
House Transportation Committee
Roger Laufenburger
Stanley Fudro
Rep
Douglas Peterson
HRDC audit flags per diem missteps before 1975
State audit finds Headwaters Regional Development Commission paid per diem to commissioners and directors before August 1 1975 contrary to law requiring reimbursement of expenses only. The full commission voted to record the audit and not seek repayments, while adopting policy calls for clearer travel rules and expense oversight. The report also notes tax payments and a memorial donation lacked clear statutory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Bernard
Headwaters Regional Development Commission
HRDC
Commission
Regional Commission
Dick Pearson
Pearson
L. J. Lee
Woman dies in one car crash near Northorne Minnesota
Jennifer Taylor 31 of Cloquet died at Bemidji Hospital from injuries after a car left Minnesota 46 one mile south of Northorne. Her daughters Amanda 8 and Melissa 4 were treated and released. The highway toll in Minnesota reached 384 on the date.
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Minnesota
Jennifer Taylor
Bemidji Hospital
Taylor
Northorne
Amanda
Melissa
Hunt Begins for Bus Kidnaping Suspects
Three armed suspects from wealthy California families are the target of a nationwide hunt in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping case. Authorities seek arrest warrants for Frederick Woods James Schoenfeld and Richard Schoenfeld as they pursue possible ransom motives and further clues from San Mateo to Alameda and Madera counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Calif
California
Chowchilla
Alameda
Madera County
San Francisco Bay-area
Frederick N. Woods
James L. Schoenfeld
Richard A. Schoenfeld
Woods
Newhall
Henry Mayo Newhall
Sagus
Mass
San Francisco
James Schoenfeld
Woodside High School
San Francisco Peninsula
Ford wiretaps increase under Ford say House panel chair
Rep. John Moss says the Ford administration asked AT&T to install many more wiretaps than during the Nixon era. AT&T cites a U.S. district court order by Judge Oliver Gasch blocking records, a move Ford supported through the Justice Department to shield sensitive information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ford Administration
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Nixon
Ford
John Moss
D-Calif
Moss
At&t
Subcommittee
U. S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
Justice Department
Jumblatt Forms Central Council for Moslem Areas in Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt announces the creation of a central political council to govern the Muslim and Palestinian allied regions. The move parallels the provisional Christian enclave government north of Beirut established by opponents during Lebanon's 15 month civil war.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Lebanon
Jumblatt
Central Political Council
Beirut
Viking engineers diagnose Mars lander soil arm jam
Viking officials in Pasadena say they have diagnosed the malfunction that jammed the lander soil-scooping arm. Project Manager Jim Martin stated the brand new theory could be solved quickly and that the Mars life search beginning next Wednesday will not be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Viking
Jim Martin
Martin
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Twin Cities
Diane Capra
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Northomne
Alameda County
Tom Houchins
Madera
Ed Bates
Ransom
Livermore Rock
Bates
Houchins
San Mateo County
John McDonald
Sonora County
San Jose
FBI
Schoenfelds
Peninsula
Downieville
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