BSC Secures HEW Grants for Work‑Study and SEOG
Bemidji State College received notice that 323,699 in SEOG and 250,636 for work‑study projects were tentatively approved by the U S Dept of Health Education and Welfare from recent appropriations. Financial aids officer Robert Frazey notes the programs do not require repayment and help students through direct grants and student employment.
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Bemidji State College
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
BSC
Robert Frazey
Local Court Actions Record and College Aid Note
County Court Charles Geller was fined 50 dollars for speeding 51 in a 30 zone. Della Cloud pleaded guilty to driving without a license and received a 25 dollar fine. Alvin Percy got 60 days jail for shoplifting with a suspended sentence and one year probation. Stephen Rhineberger forfeited 20 dollars bond for unnecessary acceleration. Curtis Wangerud forfeited 35 dollars bond for speeding 65 in a 55 zone. Sheldon Kirk appeared on a license suspension charge. public defender appointed and case continued to next Tuesday. Gerald Hawk bound over to District Court on a burglary charge after a preliminary hearing. Students needing college aid may receive federal SEOG and work-study funds. BSC offers National Direct Student Loans and other programs. total aid expected near 2600 students with federal and institutional funds reaching about 750 next year.
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Della Cloud
Cass Lake
Alvin Percy
Red Lake
Stephen Rhineberger
Solway
Curtis Wangerud
Southview Terrace
Sheldon Kirk
Bemidji
Gerald Hawk
Ponemah
Ambitious Bemidji homemaker launches Country Toys venture
Mary Ellen Johnson, back in Bemidji after five years in Mississippi, has started Country Toys featuring whimsical stuffed dolls and animals. She plans to sell toys on order, model some after Paul Bunyan, and display them at the Bemidji Public Library this month while pursuing tours and a home renovation at 914 America.
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Mary Ellen Johnson
Bemidji Public Library
Bemidji
Mississippi
Country Toys
Mary Ellen
Richard Johnson
Bureau of Indian
DFLers object to Manpower plan in Minnesota
Seven DFL lawmakers oppose the Minnesota Department of Manpower Services youth employment formula for a 1.65 million plan to create about 5,000 jobs for youths up to 22. Minneapolis would get about 113000 and St. Paul about 83000, critics say the formula ignores youth unemployment rates and harms core cities.
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ST. Paul, Minn
DFL
Minnesota Department of Manpower Services
Minneapolis
Robert Tennessen
James Casserly
St. Paul
Tennessen
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Charles Geller
Route 4
Frazey
Lmnes
Walter Matthau
Carol Burnett
Pete Tillie
Universal Picture Technicolor
Panavision
Richard Harris
Wilderness
Dflers
Cole Slaw
Elliott Gould
Candice Worer Bergen
Rayhert Productions
Peter
Bens
Jack Fonda
Hopper
Nicholson
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