Special piano institute added to Bemidji Summer Music Clinic
Bemidji State College plans a special piano institute for teachers and students during the Aug 5-9 Summer Music Clinic. Donald and Bea Isaak will lead five two hour morning sessions and five one hour afternoon sessions, with practice time and campus activities. Dr. Theodore Thorson notes the Isaaks are nationally recognized and well qualified for the program. Further details from Dr. Thorson at Bemidji 56601.
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Elizabeth Wysor
Birgit Nilsson
Theodore Thorson
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We’re
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BSC Music Clinic
Bemidji
Nixon ends Middle East tour with aid pledge and talks
President Nixon wraps up his Middle East swing in Amman by pledging continued military and economic support to Jordan and inviting King Hussein to Washington for talks on peace strategy. A joint Jordanian American plan will monitor cooperation in development, trade, and military aid.
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IRA Offensive Fears After Westminster Hall Bombing
Scotland Yard officials fear the Westminster Hall blast signals a major IRA summer offensive in England aimed at government buildings and political figures. The Provisional wing is thought to stockpile explosives as detectives question workers linked to the attack.
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Scotland Yard
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England
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Northern Ireland
Israeli Jets Bomb Guerrilla Targets After Kibbutz Attack
Israeli air force jets bombed Arab guerrilla targets in southeastern Lebanon near Mt Hermon after a kibbutz attack in northern Israel. The raids began at 3 10 p m local time as President Nixon left Amman, with the command reporting all aircraft returned safely. Four Arab terrorists crossed from Lebanon last Thursday, killing three women at Shamir Kibbutz. Arabs were killed in the raids.
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Congress warned of vast federal data banks
Congress heard that over 1.25 billion items of information on U.S. citizens are stored across 54 federal agencies in data banks. The Senate subcommittee on Constitutional Rights opened privacy legislation talks amid findings of widespread computerized files, including many created without specific authorization.
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Nuclear power grows as more plants planned worldwide
The Atomic Industrial Forum reports 46 licensed U S nuclear plants supplying 6.3 percent of capacity since 1945 with about 220 more in the works by 1984. Abroad 30 nations back nuclear power with plans for 300 more plants.
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Alamogordo
N.M
United States
U.S
Atomic Industrial Forum
Bemidji school board to award bids on maintenance building
The District 31 School Board meets at Bemidji High School tonight at 7 30 p m in the Reading Center to award construction bids for the new maintenance building and seek funding for a natural gas line to the site. A pool condition report and a new Dimensions of Decision Making curriculum project will be discussed.
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Reading Center
Bemidji High School
Warren Green
Larry D. Cole
Harpings Show Case for Backbone Over Wishbone
A concise editorial quote promotes practical approach over wishful thinking, asserting that perseverance and steady effort yield quicker success than passive dreaming. The remark lauds resilience and steady work as key to achieving goals.
Mystery surrounds family killings in quiet suburb
In Park Ridge Illinois authorities probe the deaths of Raymond Fuchs 49 Ruth 48 and their children Linda 14 and Scott 16 found slain in the basement of their brick ranch home. A fifth body believed to be Jeffrey 18 was badly burned in the kitchen, prompting police to consider a homicide with the fire possibly concealing the crime. The family was active with Maine East High School bands and Music Boosters.
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Scott
Chicago
Jeffrey
Anthony Sciaraffa
Maine East High School
Bemidji Council Awards Airport and City Projects
Bemidji City Council approved over 600000 in airport improvements including lighting to Donovan Construction 261372.91 and aircraft apron and auto parking to Bemidji Blacktop 288708.00 plus a crash fire rescue vehicle from Itasca Equipment 96473.00 and slurry surface treatment to Slurry Kate Service 133804.80. The fencing contract was rejected due to a price qualifier.
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Itasca Equipment Company
Savage
Minn
Amco Fence
Rosemount
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