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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

7

Tornado Damage Placed at 500000 in Minnesota

Civil Defense estimates place tornado damage at 500000 across Jackson and Cottonwood counties in southwestern Minnesota. The twister damaged 13 farm buildings and destroyed five homes or cabins near Fish Lake, with 15 more structures damaged. An earlier Blue Earth County storm damaged crops but brought rain to offset losses.

Jackson Cottonwood Minnesota Roger Benson Cottonwood County Civil Defense Office Fish Lake Windom Blue Earth

Tammy Wynette to wed John M. Tomlin in Nashville

Tammy Wynette, 34, will marry John M. Tomlin, 31, in a likely garden ceremony in Nashville. Wynette has four daughters and previous marriages to Billy Joe Shaver and George Jones, whose 1975 divorce followed their union. She plans to continue her music career.

Nashville, Tenn Tammy Wynette John M. Tomlin Miss Wynette George Jones Tomlin Country Music Association Nashville

Bardot forms foundation to protect nature and animals

Actress Brigitte Bardot fled a Paris news conference after being mobbed by photographers. She announced the formation of a Bardot foundation for nature and animal protection, planning a welcome center for animals, an editorials page, and prizes for environmental films and articles.

Paris Brigitte Bardot Miss Bardot

Aging conference panel urges senior political clout in Minnesota

A two day aging conference at Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter concluded with panelists Ancher Nelson, former Republican congressman, and state Sen Robert Lewis DFL Saint Louis urging senior citizens to organize. Moderator Terry Bock noted 65 to 70 percent of eligible seniors vote but few engage in campaigns or party work.

ST. Peter, Minn Gustavus Adolphus College Ancher Nelson Minnesota Robert Lewis Dfl-St. Louis Terry Bock Lewis

Carlton man sentenced for second degree murder

Chester A. Christianson 27 Cloquet was sentenced by Carlton County District Judge Donald E. Anderson to up to 40 years in Stillwater State Prison after pleading guilty to the March 6 strangulation death of Monroe Peterson in Mora.

Carlton, Minn Chester A. Christianson Cloquet Stillwater Carlton Donald E. Anderson Christianson Monroe Peterson Mora

Indictments Target Two Nurses in VA Hospital Poisonings

A federal grand jury in Detroit charged Narciso, 30, of Ypsilanti and Perez, 31, of Evanston with murdering five patients and poisoning 10 others at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital. They face conspiracy to commit first degree murder and are indicted after eleven deaths linked to pancuronium bromide.

Detroit Filipina Narciso Lenora Perez Veterans Administration Hospital Ann Arbor Mich FBI Ypsilanti Perez Leonie P.J United States Ann Arbor Hospital University of Alabama Hospital Birmingham Curt Branham U.S

Jefferson Awards honor seven for public service in 1976

Washington AP Three federal officials top the Jefferson Awards list for 1976 Arthur F Burns Alan Greenspan and William E Simon join six other honorees including Rev Theodore Hesburgh Vilma Martinez S Martinez Felix G Rohanani and John D Rockefeller III. The institute began in 1973 to honor top public service achievements in the United States.

Washington American Institute For Public Service Arthur F. Burns Federal Reserve Board Alan Greenspan President's Council of Economic Advisers Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon Theodore Hesburgh Notre Dame University Vilma Martinez S. Martinez Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Felix G

MPCA rejects Milepost 20 site for taconite dumping

Minnesota Natural Resources Commissioner Robert Herbst remains firm that Reserve Mining should use Milepost 20 near Babbitt and Silver Bay, despite the MPCA board's 5-4 vote against the hearing officer's recommendation. Negotiations run to July 1 as Olson plans a second reconvening before a final decision.

ST. Paul, Minn Robert Herbst Minnesota Pollution Control Agency MPCA Herbst Reserve Mining Co Wayne Olson Reserve Babbitt Silver Bay Lake Superior Minnesota Department of Natural Resources DNR Olson

Carter’s Debt Leads Democratic Campaign Woes

Carter faces about 1.75 million dollars in debt amid high delegate hopes and a busy fundraising plan including 12 events to reach roughly one million dollars. Lipshutz notes expected funds from federal matching, media reimbursements, and travel pay reduce net debt to about 600 thousand.

Sea Island Jimmy Carter Georgia Carter Robert Lipshutz Lipshutz Ronald Reagan Jody Powell

Pathologist details FBI agents' wounds in Pine Ridge shooting

Rapid City pathologist Dr. Robert Bloemendaal testified in the Robert Robideau and Darelle Butler trial on Pine Ridge shootings near Oglala on June 26. He described head and neck injuries to Jack Coler and Ronald Williams and discussed bullet fragmentation and bloodstain patterns. Defense lawyers attacked the credibility of a government witness who fled the scene with the defendants.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Rapid City S.D FBI Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Robert Bloemendaal Robert Robideau Darelle Butler Oregon Jack Coler Ronald Williams Oglala Bloemendaal Williams Coler William Kunstler John Lowe Wilford Draper Robideau Butler

Fitzgerald inquiry hinges on underwater photo findings

A decision on reopening the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking inquiry may depend on a July report from the Naval Undersea Research and Development Center in San Diego. Still photos and TV footage show the wreck in 530 feet of Lake Superior, with limited scanning due to the ship’s burial in mud and the stern’s inverted position.

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