Daily Horoscope Roundup From Carroll Righter Institute
Aries urged to pursue constructive ideas and align with corporate leaders. Taurus advised to cooperate at home and pursue practical methods. Gemini should build worthwhile contacts and meet ally expectations. Moon Children urged to address money matters now and seek advisers. Leo may receive favors due to health and charm. Virgo warns secluding private plans. trust intuition for results. Libra should choose companions and plan early shopping. Scorpio to implement plans with top executives to open doors. Sagittarius urged to explore new outlets and study activities for a life uptrend. Capricorn advised to plan with advisers and confide in a helpful mate. Aquarius urged to align with conservatives and avoid emotional trouble. PM calm. Pisces to schedule home improvements and update wardrobe for modern flair.
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Adult night courses offered at Bemidji State College
Area adults may earn up to 11 credits in spring quarter evening classes at Bemidji State College. English four credits, Chippewa three, anthropology four, all starting late March in various classrooms with multiple instructors. Tuition is $7.15 per credit plus fees. a refundable $10 deposit applies. Contact John Arneson for details.
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Bemidji State College
John Arneson
Arneson
Lorraine Cecil
Selam Ross
Lee Blazer
European tour offers college credit through Minnesota system
A month long European education tour from June 14 to July 12 costs 795 dollars and yields up to eight hours of graduate or undergraduate credit. Stops include England Holland France Switzerland and Germany with Dr Grant Bateman Bemidji State College directing.
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Europe
Minnesota State College System
England
Holland
France
Switzerland
Germany
Grant Bateman
Bemidji State College
Bateman
BSC Division of Education
Bemidji
Heart Fund gifts honor Joseph Nyhus in Bemidji
Gifts to the Heart Fund in memory of Joseph A. Nyhus, late Bemidji resident, will aid heart disease research. Memorial Gifts Chairman John H. McKee says heart memorials honor loved ones and support projects to reduce death and disability from heart and circulatory diseases. He notes Minnesota deaths from heart disease exceed 19,500 this year and Beltrami County logged 257 deaths last year, 136 from heart disease.
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Heart Fund
Joseph A. Nyhus
Bemidji
John H. McKee
Memorial Gifts
Beltrami County
Minnesota
Burglaries Reported in Grygla Area Prompt Investigation
Sheriff's deputies investigate a spree in Grygla last week with home break ins. Notable losses include Gus Johnson residence items such as rifles, shotguns, antique bottles, a crank telephone and more. Harold Repulski cabin also targeted for antique items and supplies. Matt Elli home forced entry with losses pending.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Grygla
Gus Johnson
Harold Repulski
Irvine Ave
Matt Elli
Wild Rice Symposium Held In Bemidji
The third annual Wild Rice Symposium takes place March 28 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Elks Lodge Bemidji. Sponsored by University of Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service it covers insects pesticides water permits diseases pumps and a 1971 72 wild rice survey report coffee and donuts provided by the Bemidji Chamber of Commerce.
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Elks Lodge
Bemidji
University of Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service
Minnesota
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