Party Scene Tied to Fatal Death and Forest Fire
Police link a Friday party where Stephanie Fullmer was last seen alive to a forest fire near the Chippewa National Forest. Keith Wayne Lowmaster, 18, charged with unauthorized vehicle use and arson, released on 300 bond. Fire covered 10 to 15 acres and was controlled by U S Forest Service crews. Authorities questioned students at the Bemidji area party as they seek facts about the Fullmer case.
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Bemidji
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Chippewa National Forest
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Beltrami County
Brown tops Carter in Rhode Island Democratic primary
In Rhode Island the uncommitted slate won 32 percent to Carter 30 and Church 28 as Brown claimed a path to lead the Democratic challenge to Carter. Republicans Ford and Reagan split wins with Ford sweeping Rhode Island delegates and Reagan taking two statewide victories. Stennis won Mississippi renomination. Melche captured Montana Democratic nomination as Mansfield retires.
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Investigation into knifing case drags on with no arrests
The investigation into Stephanie Marie Fullmer’s death entered its fourth day with no custody. State Crime Bureau Investigator Don Koski said crime lab results are awaited and no suspects or concrete information are being released. Witnesses were questioned after a large outdoor party east of Long Lake in Sugar Bush Township. The victim’s body, found Saturday near a township road, showed beating and multiple stab wounds.
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Minneapolis
Syrians seize Sidon harbor and oil refinery in Lebanon
Syrian troops and tanks entered Sidon near Beirut and occupied the American oil refinery to protect oil supplies. Observers say the move aims to pressure an end to Lebanon’s 14 month civil war, with about 26,000 killed. Other units halted at the Dahar Al-Baidar pass east of Beirut.
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King Juan Carlos I Opens Four Day U S Visit
Washington reports a royal welcome as King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia arrive to mark the Bicentennial. The four day visit aims to boost diplomacy and politics amid U S Spain ties.
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Nuclear plants show no breaches after NRC alert
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission reports no security breaches at the nation’s 58 nuclear power plants since a low level preparedness alert was issued last week. An NRC spokesman said there have been no incidents since the warning was sent out last Thursday to boost vigilance at plant security forces.
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IMF auctions gold to fund low interest loans for poor nations
The International Monetary Fund sells 780000 ounces of gold valued near 100 million dollars in an auction signaling gold’s waning role as wealth measure. Proceeds go to a special fund for low interest loans to the world’s poorest nations, with more sales planned over four years.
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Cod war peace pact sparks outrage in Britain fishing sector
London conservatives and fishermen condemn a peace pact with Iceland cutting British fishing off Iceland. An industry spokesman warned 1,500 fishermen and 7,500 workers ashore could lose work, with 60 trawlers scrapped or sold. Foreign Secretary Crosland called the terms Britain’s best achievable.
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Beltrami County Board seeks HRDC funds for courthouse remodel
The Beltrami County Board passed 3-1 a motion asking HRDC to continue seeking funds for remodeling the courthouse and to assist in future projects. The action responds to HRDC full commission's previous decision halting staff help in pursuing funds for the Beltrami County remodel.
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DFL state convention opens in Duluth with Humphrey focus
The Minnesota DFL opens a three day Duluth convention led by Humphrey endorsements for re election to the Senate and possible support for his presidential bid. Delegates plan to reconvene in July if Humphrey is nominated. Gov. Anderson predicts a harmonious gathering with debates likely on abortion policy and platform content.
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