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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1976
Page
6
The state fire marshal joins Clearwater County sheriff in investigating vandalism and fire at St. Phillip's Episcopal Church near Roy Lake Minnesota. No suspects are named as early Sunday police report furniture and windows broken and fires started around the church.
Alaska based mortician Gordon E. Green faced license revocation in Minnesota after a pattern of misconduct including mixing crematory remains, reselling caskets, and holding bodies for forceful payments. Eugene Larson of the Minnesota Board of Health reported Green remained licensed since his 1952 U of M graduation and Green did not contest the charges, receiving a four five year suspended sentence. Police investigated a robbery at the Twin City Federal Savings and Loan Assaurs branch in Columbia Heights with the suspect escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash. Fridley police later arrested a man believed to have fled along the Mississippi River bank after a stolen car crashed along Hast River Road.
A plan to let Minnesota students pay tuition in installments after classes begin is being developed to ease registration burdens and avoid early late fees. Frank Wilderson says the procedure will be tested on an out of state campus before expanding to Minneapolis and St Paul campuses in spring 1977.
Dr. Jane E. Hodgson, a longtime abortion rights advocate, sues in U S District Court over Minnesota's new second doctor requirement for abortions after 20 weeks. She argues the rule is unnecessary since fetal survival at 20 weeks is unlikely and that contact with pediatricians or obstetrical nurses could handle live birth cases.
Washington AP reports a former aide Colleen Gardner alleges Texas Democrat John Young paid her a premium salary of 26000 a year for sexual favors. Young denies that pay was contingent on favors and notes other aides on his payroll earning over 20000. Gardner's attorney Rosen says she was abused and humiliated and may talk to federal prosecutors as a grand jury probes related cases.
Aspen Colorado AP reports District Attorney Frank Tucker criticizes a closed preliminary hearing for entertainer Claudine Longet in the Vladimir Sabich manslaughter case. Longet, age 34, pleaded innocent. trial set for August 30 after a six hour closed session and a gag order on participants.
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