Campus reform urged by Carnegie report in Chicago
A Carnegie Commission on Higher Education report urges colleges to humanize higher education and notes most students and faculty are satisfied. Chairman Dr. Clark Kerr says late 1960s campus turmoil stemmed from awareness of national issues, not student dissatisfaction. The 14th commission report, based on surveys of 70,000 undergrads, 30,000 grads, and 60,000 faculty in 1969-70, warns reforms are needed to keep favorable attitudes from turning to dissatisfaction.
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Chicago
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Pai
The
Commission
County Welfare Q and A on property limits for Medical Assistance
County welfare officials state that total equity must not exceed 15000 for individuals or families, with liquid assets capped at 750 for individuals and 1000 for couples, plus 150 for each legal dependent. Life insurance cash surrender value limited to 1000 per applicant and a 750 prepaid burial contract per applicant. Snowmobiles alone do not disqualify but affect liquid asset totals. operating costs reduce income and may affect eligibility. Misrepresentation on applications can lead to fraud prosecution. the welfare department uses community reports and spot verifications to detect discrepancies.
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C.E. Melberg
Aearo
NFO condemns federal farm programs in sharp criticism
Washington AP reports the National Farmers Union urged Nixon to reject an Agriculture Department panel’s plan to phase out basic farm programs over five years. The panel urged cutting subsidies by six billion dollars and shifting welfare and rural development aid to poor farmers. Critics say the proposals threaten farmers and the economy. The Agriculture Department cautions the report has no official status. Egg and broiler price outlooks are dour with prices rising modestly summer into fall.
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Washington
Tional Farmers — Union
Tony T. Dechant
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Dechant
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Asst. Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Department
Clifford Hardin
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmer Organization
Stolen Helmets And Rummage Sale Theft Reported
Police report notes three motorcycles helmets stolen on June 22. Dave Skeim and Lee Jarpey report red blue and green helmets missing from garages. A sign post was damaged on Highway 2 West by Mark Barkley. Mrs. Howard Olson reports theft of a five dollar roll of dimes and eight dollar roll of quarters from a rummage sale.
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Dave Skeim
Scott
Lee Jarpey
Lincoln
Mark Barkley
Cass Lake
Howard Olson
Carpenter
General Tendencies Horoscope by Van Carroll Righter Institute
A morning of negatives gives way to clear answers and a secure plan with high‑ranking support. Aries may gain prestige with help. Taurus should gather data for a new project and plan a future trip. Gemini should refine plans and improve loved ones’ harmony.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Venereal disease education and twin love column mix
A reader urges public health education and free secret VD clinics over punitive exposure while a victim discusses seeking treatment. The column also features letters from Gemini on twin bonds, admiration, and a priestly love confession, plus responses praising the twin essay and addressing family tax ideas.
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Gemini
Helen
Sue
Card of Thanks for Senior Citizens Dance Event
A hearty thanks to all who joined the Senior Citizens dance on May 23. Special gratitude to Bill Aylesworth of Bemidji Bus ines for transportation, to Gary and the Strangers Band, Sandy's Drive in for the cake, and to the Bemidji Moose Lodge for donating its club for the event.
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Bill Aylesworth
Bemidji Busines
Gary and
Lost brown Siamese cat with black collar
Lost male Siamese cat in Grace Lake area wearing a black collar and a 1972 GFAB rabies tag. Reward offered. Call collect at 772-1124 in Grand Forks.
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Grace Lake
Grand Forks
Local Hardware Ad Highlights Cleaning Equipment and Fabrics
A small hardware store advertises upholstery with Bive Lustre and rent of an electric shampooer. Swedmark's Hardware offers the cleaning and care items, signaling household maintenance options for customers.
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Kristi Thompson
Greenbush
Edna Hunnicott
Wadena
Bemidji State College
Denis Hahn
Welfare Department
NFO
Beltrami, Bemidji
Trom
Sauk of
Bemid
Beltrami
F.D.I.C
van Carroll Righter Institute
Bemidji
Gexemt
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Welen
Vietnam
Pri
FCD
Hay
Ce Sackison Pus
Hank
Dewey
Bagley
Beltrami Monument
Shaklee
Grand
Seeries
Roseau Transport, Inc
Roseau, Minn
Noel's Supper Club
Joan, Mary, Pat ‘Sothers
Minn. Wollen Co
Mar. M. Rugroden
Nevis
Etween
Chester Rouse
Oil Company
Pioneer Box 40
Avon Representativ
Lois Johnson
W. ‘Nora
Thief River Falls
Minn
Dickinson Lumber Company
Minnesota
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