BIA Sets Record Indian Contract Volume
The Interior Department reports rising direct contracts with Indian tribes and individuals for goods and services. Seary and Secretary Morton cite Nixon's policy to increase Indian participation, noting the $4.4 million in 1968, $7.7 million in 1969, and $12.9 million in 1970 with $12 million more anticipated by year end.
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Seary of the Interior
B. Morton
BIA
Nixon
Morton
Indian Affairs
Louis R. Bruce
Bureau
Bruce
Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
North Central Airlines to reserve non smoking seating
North Central Airlines will allocate dedicated space for non smokers on all flights starting July. Seats in the forward non smoking area will be marked on boarding passes and seat backs, with space adjusted to meet demand. The move aims to improve comfort for both smokers and non smokers across its 90 city, 13 state and Canada network.
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North Central Airlines
David E.moran
Moran
North Central
States
Canada
George Lethert to retire as Minnesota IRS official
George Q. Lethert, St. Paul IRS district director and top Minnesota tax official, will retire June 30 after nearly 40 years with the Internal Revenue Service. He joined in 1932 and rose to district director in 1959, overseeing growth from 125 to 615 IRS employees in Minnesota. Born in St. Paul, he lives in Roseville with his wife and four children.
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George O. Lethert
St. Paul
IRS
Minnesota
Internal Revenue Service
Lethert
George Lethert
Cretin High School
University of
Massachusetts Touts Revised Drug Law Aimed at Realism
In East Boston a new Massachusetts drug code takes effect with tougher penalties for hard drugs and leniency for marijuana. Assistant Attorney General David Vigoda says the reform aligns legal terms with medical realities, reduces marijuana penalties, and imposes stricter controls on doctors and sellers. The bill also tightens illegal drug presence rules, increases heroin distribution penalties, and criminalizes counterfeit drugs.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Asst
David Vigoda
Vigoda
4-H District Share-the-Fun slated in Roseau region
The 4-H District Share-the-Fun show will be in Roseau Monday July 17 with Guthrie Flying Eagles 4-H Club performing Hee-Haw Gang representing Hubbard County. Eighteen acts from the 6th district invited to state show at the state fair. Free admission. Sponsored by Cargill Inc and Agriculture Service University of Minnesota. Green Valley 4-H meets June 9 with 14 girls 14 boys nine adults four visitors. Meetings discuss 4-H camp July 10 tour and fair booth ideas. Lori Haataja becomes reporter. June and July action months for Guthrie Fair July 19 Hubbard County Fair July 24 26. Road Runners meet June 15 with reports on bird feeders mail box project and 4-H camp. Backstop work June 26 and softball game June 19. Tour July 6 with potluck and leaf judging. Bike hike planned June 21-22 at Itasca State Park. Booth committee named. Jack Pine Savages meet June 19 with booth plan for fair and July 7 tour. Dress revue July 13 and records due.
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Roseau
Guthrie Flying Eagles
Hee-Haw Gang
Hubbard County
Cargill Inc
Agriculture Service
University of Minnesota
Green Valley
Lynda
Dale Salmon
Joy Haataja
Fritz Craig
Lori Haataja
Shelly Russel
Green Valley Town Hall
4-H
Rockwood
Lloyd Delaney
Bagley Wildlife Museum
Kevin Delaney
Dale Vogt
Robyn Edwards
Twilla Vogt
Guthrie
Russ Frickes
Vercon Edwards
John Bix
Itasca State Park
Booth
Kyle Wettschreck
Bradley Mullin
Blake Edwards
Mark Delaney
Marvin Vredenburg
Gina Buck
Lori Andress
Roxanne Vredenburg
Marlys Holland
Ronald Vredenburg
Dennis Kriens
Wally Vanden Eykel
Bruce Kriens
VandenEykels
John Eix
Vredenburg
Kriens
Terry VandenEykel
Irma VandenEykel
Nagle Lake
Forecast for July 1 1972 from Carroll Righter Institute
General tendencies urge quiet planning for future goals and empathetic support for kin. Each zodiac sign offers practical guidance from studying facts and handling duties to strengthening friendships, improving health, and pursuing personal appearance and finances with measured, sensible steps. Specific notes highlight study, socializing, financial care, and thoughtful decision making.
Welfare Q and A on county medical assistance guidelines
A county publication outlines income limits for medical aid, with one member at 1740 yearly and two members at 2424 plus 516 per extra member. It explains spend-down, where excess income funds medical needs to qualify. It notes that recipients may choose licensed vendors, and special dental approvals may be needed. It covers out of state use, paternity determinations for AFDC, and a shift toward treating clients as consumers with goal based services.
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County Dental Advisory Committee
AFDC
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Don Auspitz
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Patty Bayley
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Cathy Sollom
Jack Pine Savages
Dale Kriens
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