Bemidji council approves pay raise and licenses
The Bemidji city council approved a two more readings for a 100 percent pay raise for members, rezoned 35 acres near the airport to B-3 for a Holiday Inn with land sold at 1000 per acre, and granted 16 licenses including an ice cream truck. The meeting also addressed sidewalk repairs, possible armory site, and summer events.
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Holiday Inn
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Cameron
Bernard J. Miller, Jr
Allan
Oinseth
Miller
Bemidji State College
Leech Lake dispute settled announces tentative accord
Governor Wendell Anderson says a ten tative three year dispute over Indian hunting fishing and ricing rights on the Leech Lake Reservation has reached a settlement awaiting legislative approval. The agreement centers on relinquishment of commercial fishing rights and a tribal conservation code to regulate subsistence taking with cross deputization for enforcement.
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Wendell Anderson
Natural Resources
Robert Herbst
Bemidji
Cass Lake
Leech Lake
Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Simon Howard
David Munnell
Anderson
Leech Lake Reservation
Band
Tribal Conservation Committee
Minnesota
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe
State of
Investigator to Hear Local Complaints in Bemidji
A Minnesota Insurance Division investigator will visit Bemidji at the Manpower Services Office from 9 to 11 a.m. on June 22 to assist residents with complaints against insurers agents or related issues. The service is free, and the division enforces the new adjusters licensing act effective Jan 1 1972, covering various adjuster roles and disputes.
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A.E. Isberner
Minnesota
Bemidji
Manpower Services Office
Minnesota Insurance Division
Court rules warrant needed for domestic wiretaps
The Supreme Court 8 to 0 orders a judge's consent before eavesdropping in domestic security cases with no prior surveillance warrant. In other news the court upholds baseball's reserve clause 5 to 3 amid Curt Flood antitrust challenge. Senate leaders seek passage of a $2.9 billion child development bill, revising to meet Nixon objections and expand federal daycare and family services.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Nixon Administration
St. Louis Cardinal
Curt Flood
Senate
Nixon
Laird to testify on Moscow arms accords for SALT linkage
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird appears before the Senate Armed Services Committee to discuss military aspects of the Moscow arms accords. He has linked U S support for SALT to continued development of submarines and bombers, while Kissinger argues for congressional approval of both the arms talks and weapons programs.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laird
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Paul Bunyan Playhouse Seeks Community Auditions
Directors Terry Markovich and Don Auspitz invite locals to audition for supporting roles in Paul Bunyan Playhouse productions. Auditions run 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday June 21 and 5 p.m. Thursday June 22 in the Playhouse lobby located four miles north of Bemidji on highway 71 at Ruttger's Birchmont Lodge.
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Paul Bunyan Playhouse
Ruttger
Birchmont Lodge
Bemidji
Dennis Predovic
Jane Meyer
Jon Oak
Patty Bayley
Jerry Madson
Terry Markovich
Don Auspitz
Playhouse
Highway 71
Bemidji Board of Education Hears Lunch Contract
The Board of Education of School District 31 in Bemidji will meet at 7 30 p m in the Reading Center Building conference room to discuss contracting the hot lunch program to Hosts Inc proposals for disposing of four rural school buildings joining the Interdistrict Council for Special Education and offering contracts to several teachers.
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Board of Education of
School District 31
Bemidji
Hosts, Inc
Reading Center
Interdistrict Council
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Herb Whiting
County Board
Mary Hailey
Jay Griggs
State
Edward Devitt
Devitt
US Supreme Court
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Moscow
Harvey
Gladys Newby
Craig
Wade
Turtle Lake
Idaho
Pinewood
Newby
Fosst
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
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