Safety concerns drive Bemidji theatre site opposition
The Pioneer argues density of population rules set by the FAA threaten airport expansion. Construction of a west highway theatre risks blocking the northeast southwest flight path and could jeopardize federal funding and long term air service for Bemidji, delaying growth and area progress.
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Hwy. 2
Bemidji
Federal Aeronautics Administration
FAA
Hwy. 2 West
Minnesota Aeronautical Agency
Minnesota
Ghostly policeman spotted at Port Elizabeth law courts
Die Osterlig reports a uniformed policeman ghost haunting the New Law Courts Building in Port Elizabeth. Sightings include a public restroom location as part of the otherworldly activity in this eerie tale.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Law Courts
Die Osterlig
Kent Eyes Minnesota Republican Chair Post
Frank C. Kent former Minnesota human rights official and Nixon admin figure says he would seek the party chair if endorsed. Nomination committee interviews include Jerry Olson with other potential candidates such as state senators Brown and Stassen and party figures. A June 23 election will replace resigning chair David Krogseng.
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Minneapolis
Minn. AP
Frank C. Kent
Minnesota
Republican Party
Kent
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Harold LeVander
Jerry Olson
Irwin Management Co
Columbus
Ind
J. Irwin Miller
Olson
GOP
LeVander
George Romney
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
David Krogseng
Republican State Central Committee
Robert Brown
Stillwater
J. Robert Stassen
South St. Paul
Blue Earth County
Republican
Lewis Croce
Ken Senn
Old Log Theater
Ron Kelly
U.S. Senate
Lars Carlson
Wheelock Whitney
Hatfield blasts tax boost claim amid record Minnesota debt
State Auditor Rolland Hatfield criticizes Governor and legislature for claiming no tax increase after the 1973 session. He says $197.3 million in new bonds lifted state debt to a record $765.2 million and warns debt service could rise to $82-$85 million yearly by mid 1975. He urges pay as you go and notes per capita debt near $201. He explains bond types including a $30 million student loan program financed by bonds but repaid by borrowers.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Rolland F. Hatfield
Hatfield
Minnesota
Minnesota to hold second moose season starting September
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announces a split moose season for 1973. First part Sept 22 to Oct 7 and second part Dec 8 to 16. Permits cost 100 dollars for groups of four resident hunters. 520 party permits (2,080 hunters) will be issued by computerized drawing. Applications due June 22, 1973, in groups of four. zone rules apply across Red Lake and Superior ranges. Names and figures from 1971 season are noted for context.
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Department of Natural Resources
Pioneer
Parks
Minnesota
Roger A. Lehmann
Northwest
Red Lake
Superior Range
Minnesota Moose Hunting Plan Expands Zones for Season
The Department of Natural Resources expands Red Lake moose zones from three to six and requires hunter registrations within 48 hours. Data from 1971 shows moose numbers around 7,000 in two primary ranges, with research guiding 1973 season plans and ongoing management to sustain the population.
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Red Lake
Minnesota
North America
Shoppers in Poland and Prague face lines and thin selection
In Poland long lines dominate daily shopping with line switching and multitasking to snatch scarce goods amid labor shortages. Prague meat supplies vary little in price yet suffer scarce choice cuts, pushing shoppers to network with butchers and exploit timing to secure desired items.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edward Gierek
Liquor reform criticized as windfall for industry
Rep E W Quirin says the 1973 liquor reform was hastily drawn to aid retailers and the industry, not the consumer. He notes a $2 million windfall from a three cent fifth tax cut and plans hearings to study the law. Senate moves attached proposals to a minor bill, altering the measure aimed at breaking wholesale monopolies.
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ST. Paul, Minn
House
Governmental Operations Committee
E. W
Quirin
DFL
Rochester
Senate
Nicholas Coleman
Crossword Clue Snaplist of Word Fragments
A compact clue list with numbers and terse hints including Soviet Salute and Spitsbergen high mount Spitsbergen's highest mount. Items cover beverage cheese and wind instruments with brief descriptors.
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Spitsbergen
Daydream Warning Machine Tested by Navy Scientists
Navy researchers at the U S Naval Academy developed a daydream warning device to alert operators such as pilots radar and sonar staff and long distance drivers when concentration lapses. Midshipmen helped test the system during brain wave studies but the Navy has no plan to use it to monitor study focus.
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Washington
Navy
Karel Montor
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Research Reviews
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