Traffic signals planned for Highway 2 Irvine Avenue
Bemidji readers urged for signals at High way 2 and Irvine Avenue. The Highway Department says construction will start this summer. Other locations at Highway 2 and Highway 71 north junction and Fourth Street Bemidji Avenue lack warrants for signals.
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Cement structures on Nymore Beach reveal old Crookston Mill remains
The cement foundations on Nymore Beach are the base structures for motors that powered enormous circular saws in Crookston Mill Number 1, which burned in 1924. Holes in the cement show belt clearance from motors to saws. Beltrami County Historical Society will mark the site. a pamphlet on the mill is available for $1. Erwin Mittelholtz, historic sites chairman.
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Midway Drive roadside park idea questioned in Bemidji
Residents proposed converting the area along Midway Drive by the Mississippi River into a roadside park with landscaping and trees. The city, however, clarifies the land is not owned by Bemidji and plans are uncertain, with rumors of possible business development.
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Mexican President Echeverria Uses State Visit to Push Policy
Washington AP reports Mexican President Luis Echeverria during his state visit signaled more than friendly ties. He attacked U.S. policy in a Congress speech while Nixon hosted a White House dinner. later, Senate voted to defund the Subversive Activities Control Board. The House approved a 28.6 billion budget bill for Labor and H E W departments amid veto risks as Kissinger departed for China, briefing lawmakers on Moscow summit deals.
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Minnesota Supreme Court rules industrial machinery not real estate tax
The court ruled that ponderous industrial machinery is personal property and not subject to real estate taxes under Minnesota law. The Abex Two Harbors foundry was valued as fixtures but could be moved, so taxed as personal property. The decision aligns with a 1971 change deeming only certain permanent fixtures real property. The ruling also favored Franklin Theater Corp. in a Minneapolis licensing dispute over sexually explicit films in 1970.
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Local drug cases progress in district court arraignments
In district court Judge James R. Preece presided as 18 defendants faced arraignment on drug charges from a recent grand jury. Public defender Paul A. Kief and private counsel for several defendants argued suppression of evidence as prosecutors indicated plans to introduce search evidence. Hearing set before trials. trial dates to follow.
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Rapid City flood death toll rises as memorial planned
In flood ravaged Rapid City South Dakota a mass memorial service is set for Sunday at a local high school Pat Nixon will attend a 6 p.m. ceremony. The known dead rose to 207 with 2 100 guardsmen deployed and thousands homeless.
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Weekend Warm Up With Mild Highs And Scattered Showers
The forecast calls for sunny to partly cloudy skies with a high near 61 to 69 today and milder tonight. Saturday will be warm with highs around 76 to 81 and only a slight chance of widely scattered showers. Rain chances are near zero today and tonight, with minimal risk on Saturday.
Jetliner crash probed in South Vietnam
Investigators flew into the central highlands to study the Convair 880 wreckage 200 miles northeast of Saigon after Cathay Pacific reported 81 fatalities, including 17 Americans. Seven bodies were recovered. survivors were not found. American crews searched the scene while Vietnam and other officials guarded the area amid conflicting crash reports. The flight carried a Wisconsin family group and a friend on their first overseas trip.
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Irvings face sentencing in Hughes hoax case
Author Clifford Irving and his wife Edith face federal and state sentencing for conspiracy and grand larceny in connection with the fabrication of the Howard Hughes autobiography sold to McGraw Hill. Suspect Richard Suskind has pleaded guilty and could receive eight years and a $1,000 fine.
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