Youth employed by state forestry program in Bemidji
The Bemidji area of Minnesota Division of Lands and Forestry has 12 youths working under Dennis Ingvaldson. They include five young men, one girl, two University of Minnesota forestry students, four Bemidji State College undergraduates, and one Bemidji Vocational School student. The group performs forest improvement, road and recreation maintenance, pollution control, and trail mapping near Bemidji with duties also in Roy Lake and Itasca districts. Continuation beyond June 30 is uncertain due to legislative budgeting, though expanded youth employment is hoped under Gov. Wendell Anderson’s program.
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Bemidji
Minnesota Division of Lands and Forestry
Dennis Ingvaldson
Ingvaldson
University of Minnesota
Roy Lake
Itasca
Wendell Anderson
Patricia Broker
Cass Lake
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Neighborhood
Forestry Service
Bureau
Patricia
Morris
Bemidji Bia
Dr Lamb Answers Questions On Gall Bladder and Lipids
Reader asks about gas from an inactive gall bladder and potential surgery. Advice notes avoid fatty foods and milk, suggests charcoal to relieve distention, and cautions surgery may not help. Also explains hyperlipemia and smoking impact, linking diet to heart and vascular disease.
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Dr. Lamb
Northome Pig Market Prices Fall Sharply in Dull Sale
Northome Pig Market on June 22 saw 27 farmers sell 502 piglets at an average of 11.95 dollars. Prices ranged from 10.50 to 13.50 with most 35 pound piglets at 11.75 to 12. Next sale is scheduled for July 6.
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Northome
Hire the Veteran and You Hire Experience
An employment notice highlights veterans as skilled workers across many fields from clerks to engineers bricklayers to managers. It notes on the job training via the GI Bill or MDTA and directs readers to state employment offices and the Veterans Administration for training information.
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The
State Employment Service
Veterans Administration
Polly’s pointers soap drippings and tape tips
Dear Polly answers include keeping a sponge under soap bars to catch drippings and provide ready soap, using colored masking tape on glasses to prevent mix ups, bending a aluminum pie pan into dust pans, and using street lights as a cue for a child to gather toys and return home.
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Polly
Dorothy
Letty
Sally
Carol
Rights of the Unicorn in a Newborn Injury Case
A court finds a trucking company liable for injuries to an unborn child later born blind, establishing a potential legal right for the newborn to a sound body. The piece discusses viability standards, causation doubts, and unusual claims like damages for being born into certain circumstances.
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Trucking Company
IRS Q and A on estimated tax and exemptions
Taxpayers may amend Form 1040 ES if income or deductions change and pay the revised amount on the next voucher. Withholding may apply unless a W 4 E is filed. refunds typically arrive in 5 6 weeks unless delays occur. Prizes are non taxable when awarded for past achievements and no further services are required. A student child may still be claimed if full time status occurs for five months and a substantial portion of support is provided.
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IRS
Polly's Problem
Polly asks how to permanently remove burned residue from stain less steel pans. She notes that commercial products only provide temporary relief and seeks a lasting solution for repeated burning on cookware.
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Polly
Polly M
Gonvick Junior Legion Defeats Fosston in No-Hitter Game
Gonvick Junior Legion opened its season with a 1-0 win over Fosston as Todd Fore pitched a no hitter. Lead hitters for Gonvick included Brad Eck Bob Bayne and Fore. Local families and visitors shared in community gatherings with multiple reunions and family visits across Minnesota.
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Junior Legion
Fosston
Todd Fore
Gonvick
Brad Eck
Bob Bayne
George Norquist
Minneapolis
Doug Meacham
Gene Norquist
Boevig Reuunion
Willmar
Henry Sylstad
Harold Edeen
Willie Sylstad
Anna Synnes
Granite Falls
Sacred Heart
Julie Sylstad
Worker coverage extended in Minnesota unemployment system
The Minnesota Department of Manpower Services says amendments to the Manpower Services Law will extend unemployment compensation coverage to about 78 000 additional employees and 12 000 employers starting January 1. The changes raise eligible workers to over 1 million, covering part time and nonprofit workers across 20 weeks yearly and extending to small firms in cities under 10 000. About 370 nonprofit employers including hospitals nursing homes colleges and charities will pay unemployment taxes for 53 000 employees.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Department of Manpower Services
Manpower Services
Department
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