15 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
1
A reader asks if guinea pigs can get fleas or mites. The reply notes fleas can affect guinea pigs but less than larger animals. symptoms like itching require a veterinarian. Do not use over the counter remedies without veterinary dosage guidance from Bemidji Animal Hospital.
The wife and children of a living veteran qualify for educational assistance under the GI Bill when the veteran has been awarded a permanent 100 percent service connected disability rating by the Veterans Administration.
Bemidji residents agree on the need for a municipal Human Rights Ordinance but differ on its scope. A 14 page proposal from a citizen steering committee envisions a 15 member commission with ex officio city officials to study complaints and advise the council. Contention centers on student status and references to military discharges and criminal records.
Six Minnesotans were among six drownings reported Thursday including Perry Bohanton, 15, missing in the Mississippi River near St. Paul. Jeffrey Honerbrink, 18, was pulled from Lake Phalen after an apparent rescue. Others identified were Thomas Paul Poliaszek, 20, James Schultz, 18, New London. Steve Reyes, 18, Duluth. and Wayne D. Rommel, 38, Caledonia. The report notes ongoing river search and rescue efforts.
The question asks if a Leech Lake Reservation fishing stamp is required to fish Big Wolf Lake. The reply notes the reservation line cuts the lake in half and recommends obtaining a Reservation fishing stamp. Information sourced from the Department of Natural Resources Division of Enforcement and Field Services.
The White House says the U S Soviet summit will not draft a sweeping arms treaty but may push toward permanent nuclear limits. Kissinger briefs reporters as Brezhnev calls for an exchange on better ties between the two nations.
After a lengthy discussion the Bemidji Police Civil Service Commission voted to meet privately with City Atty. Gene Ouradnik to discuss legal questions about scheduling exams to fill Chief James McDowell’s retirement in October.
The ISD 31 Board moved its June meeting from Tuesday to Monday the 18th at 7:30 p.m. in the General Administration Offices conference room. The article notes secrecy claims and legal questions over which laws govern the commission and whether City Ordinance 415 takes precedence over state statutes.
Minnesota wholesalers, retailers and brokers voiced anxiety over the federal price freeze. Nash-Finch, Red Owl, Super Valu and Hormel executives warned profits would shrink, with impacts ranging from immediate losses to longer term shortages and market uncertainty. Industry voices urged a stabilization period amid unclear guidelines.
The court ruled uninsured motorist benefits cannot be reduced by workers compensation, voiding offset provisions in Farmers Insurance Exch. case involving Max Naiman and Brian Bellrichard. It also ordered new trials on a Nicollet County drainage dispute and required Woodbury to issue a building permit for Main Realty’s mini shopping center.
A strong but brief earthquake rattled six New England states and New York at 9 12 p m EDT lasting under half a minute. Seismologists from Weston Mass Lamont-Doherty and Columbia University call it a wide area event centered about 250 miles north of Ithaca with effects including moving furniture and a fallen refrigerator in Vermont.
The remark notes that she remains as beautiful now as five years ago and that any change comes with only a little extra time.
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