Bemidji hosts CB Break for REACT emergency network
About 450 Citizens Band radio enthusiasts gathered at The Sportsmens Den in Bemidji last weekend for a CB Break jamboree from Friday to Monday. They raised funds to support a federally funded REACT system with Beltrami County Law Enforcement Center, aimed at weather and road reports on channel 9 and added crime surveillance. Organizers included Rich Derby and club officers. another jamboree is planned for Fargo and Brainerd in coming months.
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Humphrey to reassess race after primaries
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said he will test party leaders’ sentiments on mounting an active campaign for the Democratic nomination after Tuesday’s primaries in Ohio California and New Jersey. He noted Carter’s delegate lead and said he would reassess his position if results shift.
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Justice Department weighs civil suit against Rep Hays
The Justice Department considers filing a civil suit to recover public funds paid to Elizabeth Ray who says she served on the payroll as Rep Wayne Hays mistress. Ray claims relationships with other lawmakers as well. Hays will step down from a leadership post until probes conclude.
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Stabbing Case Prolongs Wait For Details In Fullmer Death
State Crime Bureau Investigator Don Koski says release may wait until Monday as tests on the stabbing death of 15 year old Stephanie Fullmer are completed. Beltrami County officials and deputies remain in close contact while awaiting sufficient evidence for possible charges. No arrests have been reported as the investigation enters its sixth day.
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Deadline nears to remove lakeshore cesspools in Beltrami County
Beltrami County Zoning Administrator Bill Patnaude warns the deadline of January 1, 1977 to eliminate non conforming lakeshore sewer systems under the Lakeshore Management Ordinance. He estimates 65 to 70 percent use cesspools and notes upcoming Minnesota controls may ban them statewide.
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Cuba to receive Soviet nuclear reactor for power
Cuba plans to obtain a nuclear reactor from the Soviet Union to generate electricity. Levi Parah, Cuba's construction minister, told reporters at the UN Habitat conference Cuba endorses peaceful nuclear power due to oil shortages and opposes curtailment. Normal lake level 1340 to 1339.58.
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Drought Deepens Across Minnesota as Rainfall Lags
A state drought worsens with April and May rainfall 4 inches below normal across much of Minnesota. Officials urge a rapid drought assessment by federal inspectors as temperatures rise and soils stay arid.
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Leftist, Palestinian guerrillas resist Syrian evacuation order
In central Lebanon guerrilla forces refuse a Syrian ultimatum to abandon mountain strongholds north of Beirut. A spokesman says Syrian commander ordered troops to evacuate by midnight Thursday and threaten to devastate positions if not obeyed. No attack reported by midmorning. Reports say Syrian troops and tanks moved toward guerrilla bases near the Israeli border, risking an Israeli response.
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May Jobs, Wholesale Prices Seen Steady
Washington analysts expect little change in the national unemployment rate despite ongoing recovery. The Labor Department plans to release May employment figures and the May wholesale price report, with forecasts for a modest price rise and a slower farm price increase than April’s surge.
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Angolan Government Claims Limited Guerrilla Resistance
Angola's Marxist government acknowledges some pro-Western foes conduct guerrilla actions in the southeast but says only pockets remain. Officials deny a Lusaka report that President Neto invited UNITA's Jonas Savimbi to peace talks, while Lusaka sources claim a letter was delivered to Savimbi in the southern bush.
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