Nashville shifts tourist center from Ryman to Music Row and Opryland
Nashville tourist activity moves from the Ryman Auditorium to Opryland U S A and Music Row. Adult venues near the Ryman multiply as officials consider zoning votes within 500 feet of properties. The Country Music Hall of Fame wing opens, a Gospel Hall is planned, and a Songwriter Hall of Fame debuts with a hotel convention complex opening Nov 1 at Opryland.
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Nashville
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Grand Ole Opry
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Ryman
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Country Music Hall of Fame
Rymanov Acuff
King of Country
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Federal study ranks Minneapolis 10th in heroin addicts
A National Institute of Drug Abuse study based on 24 metropolitan areas places Minneapolis tenth in both per capita addiction rate and total addicts with 10 500 addicts and 578 per 100 000. New York City tops totals with 69 000 addicts. San Francisco leads per capita rate. The nation totals 522 000 to 559 000 addicts in 1975.
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Falcons to be released to reestablish species in upper Mississippi
About a dozen captive bred peregrine falcons will be released north of La Crosse Wisconsin this month to reintroduce the endangered bird to the upper Mississippi valley. Prof. Stanley Temple cites bluffs along the river as key habitat and notes prior releases and DDT history.
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Mississippi River Valley
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Valley Is the Expectation the Birds Will Like the Bluffs
Stanley Temple
University of Wisconsin
Birds of Prey
South America
Temple
U.S
Man
Wisconsin
Jury to decide theft case involving Hill Newell and undercover agents
The Bemidji trial centers on Hill and Newell accused of selling three stolen items after Hill claimed they were hot. Undercover agents testified that a May 12 sale was coordinated with surveillance, a $25 check exchanged, and evidence including a video recording presented to the jury.
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Gary
Newell
Hill
Holter
Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Bemidji
Perkins Cake and Steak
Lincoln Ave
Vedder
John Spellacy
Kelliher
Robert Tell
Joe Hoffman
Alfred Lundtke
Terry
Peterson
Spellacy
Wedder
Pioneer
Hill and
Livestock market reports from South St Paul and West Fargo
Cattle and calves at South St Paul and West Fargo show mixed but mostly steady to higher prices across steers heifers and cows. Slaughter cattle and hogs move with steady demand while lambs and sheep show modest gains amid active trade.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
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West Fargo
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