Minnesota Governor ends push for a special session
Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson announced there would be no special session to pass remaining 1975 bills. He cited assurance federal housing funds remain available and called a special session politically risky. A $40 million housing program and a $98 million semistate bill were among unpassed items left for the 1976 session.
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Public hearings set on Bemidji sewer extensions and costs
Bemidji City Council scheduled hearings on sewer extensions totaling about 315 000 to 171 000 and 144 000 for Nymore area west Bemidji and Dewey Avenue faults. City revenues would fund nearly half of 780 000 Nymore project with assessments 1 percent.
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Dewey Avenue
Cameron McMahon
Youth Investment Foundation
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Larry Daw
Chamber of Commerce
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Chris Atattisan
First Street
Nyimore
Take Boulevard
Bermidge City considers tax value raise amid state aid risk
The Bermidge City Council debates a proposed 15 to 20 percent rise in residential market values to avoid lowered state aid. A special committee was tasked to study the increase after a June 1 deadline, amid law limits of no more than ten percent annual value hikes. Former mayor Jansen urged a local review to counter Roemer's statewide recommendation.
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Gene Ouradnik
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Board of Equalization
Retirements End Era as City Manager Lloyd Passes Torch
John Lloyd retires after a 28 year city career ending as Bemidji City Manager. Clarence Goldhamer also retires after 24 years as city finance officer, praising service and planning winters in Texas or Arizona. Don Dougherty succeeds Lloyd amid growth hopes tied to new Holiday Inn and airport area expansion.
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Kansas City
Rudy Mikulich
Mikulich
Glendale
Wisc
Milwaukee
Clarence Gordhamer
Gordhamer
Texas
Arizona
Goldhamer
Shalt
Doug Peterson
Ford winds up talks in Italy Vatican visit ends European tour
President Ford's eighth hour whirlwind trip to Italy included talks with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican and a meeting with President Giovanni Leone. Officials highlighted the U S Italian friendship and commitment to Atlantic alliance amid heavy security in Rome.
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Middle East
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Giovanni Leone
Washington
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Clamping
Beltrami County Reaffirms $25 Per Acre Minimum Land Price
The Beltrami County Board reaffirms the $25 minimum per acre for tax forfeited lands, noting it is the floor while many parcels are appraised higher. Lands vary by remoteness and access with some appraisals at $50 to $75 per acre or more. Two sales are planned: a Veterans sale on July 7 and a public auction on July 14, with advertisement authorized. Weather today shows increasing cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. highs 68 to 75, lows 47 to 52, precipitation around 50 percent Wednesday. Lake level 1439.50.
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Len Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Holy
Ozzie Nelson Dies at 53 After Cancer Battle
Ozzie Nelson, famed bandleader turned actor from Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, died in Los Angeles from cancer. Harriet Hilliard Nelson was at his bedside. He had surgery eight months earlier and was known for swimming two miles daily. Sons David and Rick helped in his final days.
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Sadat Halts Israeli Canal Move and Seeks Concessions
In Salzburg Egypt's Sadat interrupted Israel's plan to reduce forces near the Suez Canal and said ships bound for Israel may pass if Israel makes more concessions. Rabin said Israel would withdraw limited forces including tanks and artillery before the canal reopens, outlining a phased pullback.
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