Tax package heads to House in Minnesota Senate plan
Minnesota Senate Conservatives approve a $608.1 million tax package spanning sales income and excise taxes. The plan promises statewide property tax relief 25 to 30 percent, shifts to three class property tax system, and broadens sales tax to airlines and other firms. It also raises corporate and tobacco levies, ends federal tax deductibility, and includes a $1 billion school aid allotment. The measure awaits House action after Senate passage.
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ST. Paul
Senate
Holmquist
House
Minnesota
Tanue
Hibbing
Wendell Anderson
Dflers
Cedar Service opens Bemidji plant with cedar pole processing
Cedar Service Inc new Bemidji based firm starts plant production this week in the Bemidji Development Corporation Industrial Park. J C Haley president says production will process Idaho and British Columbia red cedar poles for distribution to Finley Ohio and eastern markets. A ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday drew over 35 city officials and dignitaries.
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Delbert Imholt
Bemidji Cedar Service
J.C. Haley
Cedar Service
Bemidji Development Corporation
Idaho
British Columbia
Cedar Service, Inc
Bemidji
Minneapolis
World at a Glance Lists Britain joins European Community
A roundup of late word from Washington and abroad. Britain reaches terms for admission to the European Economic Community while the six Common Market nations finalize the deal. Other items note a push to release Pentagon papers, calls to withdraw troops from Indochina, and welfare reforms. Local Bemidji expansion details describe Cedar Service’s Bemidji plant and its future plans.
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Luxembourg
Great Britain
Britain
Norwegians Gather in Bemidji for Hallinglaget Convention
More than 300 people of Norwegian descent are expected at Bemidji State College for the Hallinglaget of America annual convention. The three day event includes Nordic greetings, language events, a Bemidji Night concert at Memorial Hall, a Norwegian Language Camp visit, a smorgasbord banquet, and a Sunday church service led by Pastor Jacob Anderson.
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Bemidji
Hallinglaget of
America
Hallingdal
Noi
Bemidji State College
Maple Hall
Lt. Weltzin
BSC
R.D. Decker
O Myking Mehus
Branson
Memorial Hall
Bemidji High School
Glass Block Drug
Ness Hardware
Turtle River
C. Myking
Hallingdat
DeFloren Rude
Walnut Hall
Hoghaug
Grand Forks
Odd Lovell
University of Minnesota
First Luthern
Jacob Anderson
Commissioner Bruce to visit Red Lake and Leech Lake bands
Louis R. Bruce the Commissioner of Indian Affairs will visit the Red Lake Band of Chippewas and the Leech Lake Band in northern Minnesota. He travels with key staff to attend Tribal Council meetings at Red Lake and Cass Lake and to tour housing and development projects on the reservations.
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Louis R. Bruce
Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Red Lake Band of Chippewas
Leech Lake Band
Bruce
Bemidji
James Hawkins
Minneapolis
Ron Peake
Alexander McNabb
Tie Stevens
M. Geiogamah
Hershell Sahmaunt
Red Lake
A.m
Roger Jourdain
of Indian Affairs
BIA
Leech Lake
Cass Lake
William Rogers
Interior
Simon Howard
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Area
Minnesota
Duluth
Wisconsin
Michigan
Bemidji State College budget approved by Minnesota board
The Minnesota State College Board approved a 6.85 million dollar Bemidji State College budget for 1970 19 with 4.81 million from the Legislature 1.85 million from tuition and fees and 187 342 from reimbursements The plan includes 45 500 for a laboratory school 15 000 for small improvements and 16 000 for air conditioning work plus other maintenance The board also set to explore a delayed tuition payment plan for veterans and federal program students including a possible quarter upfront payment option.
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Minnesota State College Board
Bemidji State College
Minnesota
Bemidji Sta College
Laboratory School
BSC Laboratory School
Laboratory
BSC
Memorial Hall
Field House
Sattgast Hall
Former thief joins St Paul crime committee
ST PAUL Minn AP St Paul Mayor Charles McCarty appointed Mortis Red Rudensky a former thief to the city's crime committee. Rudensky 73 years old served 35 years and escaped twice from Leavenworth before going straight.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St Paul
Charles McCarty
McCarty
Mortis
Red Rudensky
Rudensky
Leavenworth
Kan
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My Lai
Medina
Nixon
Midwest
Otter Tail Power Co
Process Heating Company
Attle, Wash
Rudy M. Hentz
Don Vraspir
Tom Doten
Chuck Wiggins
Lan
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Leech
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Bagley Hospital
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Tony Tanem
Pinewood
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