Carter presses for rebate as Senate weighs permanent tax cut
President Carter seeks a 50 dollar tax rebate to boost the economy but faces growing Senate opposition and a possible replacement with a permanent tax cut. The House already backed the rebate, while Republicans remain uniformly against it. Debates may stretch past Easter recess as lawmakers hear from constituents.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Congress
White House
Robert C. Byrd
V- Va
Byrd
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn Baker
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Floyd Haskell
D-Colo
House
Meeting of Cass Lake group and council on sewage study
An informal Bemidji meeting between the City Council and Mississippi Clean Minnesota Green raised confusion over the seat status of an Environmental Impact Statement for Bemidji wastewater treatment starting April 1. The EPA plan to conduct a year long EIS was questioned as potentially slowing progress.
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Cass Lake Group
Ay Bok Tucker
Pemidhi City Counci
Mississipp Clean - Minnesota Green Organization
Bemidji
Environmental Protection Agency
Don Dougherty
Leech Lake Reservation
Cass Lake
US Forest Service
MCMG
Dick Neises
EPA
Lane Lange
Dougherty
Lange
Council
White Earth Indian Reservation
Chippewa National Forest
Doug Peterson
Epas
Eckles Township
EIS
Mississippi
Lake Bemidji
Neises
Lake Bemid
Lake Irving
Uncilman
Larry Dow
Dow
White Tith
Dickeises
Marv Sargaent
Sargaent
Daugherty
Forest Service
Roger Aitken
Bemidji EIS Proceeding Amid River Pipe Controversy
City officials and reservation representatives clash over a proposed sewage project and the EPA EIS timeline. EPA confirms the Environmental Impact Statement will proceed starting April 1 despite city and MCMG efforts to alter or halt the study.
City Hospital Annexation and Financing Plans Discussed
Bem Hospital Board and City Council review annexation as a path to city water and services for a 150 acre site. FHA loan of about 5.5 million and 1 million in industrial revenue bonds are eyed, with city sponsorship and potential legal risks noted.
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Tom Chawron
Pioneer
Emu City Council
Bem Hospital Board of Directors
New City Hospital
Don Daugherty
Federal Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Lewis ‘Jack’ Downing
Leon Swanson
30Th Street
Bemidji pupil wins Create-An-Ad top prize at The Pioneer
Martin Bruestle a seventh grader at Bemidji Junior High tops The Pioneer's Create-An-Ad contest with a best shown ad for 7 Up Bottling Company out of more than 150 entries. He earns 50 dollars as part of a 300 plus prize pool with many winners across grade school junior high and senior high divisions. The page lists all winners including Will Jarpey Scott Carlson Mike Phelps Anne Bellino Carolyn Will Cindy Sorheim and Tom Passert among others with prizes from five to thirty five dollars and honorable mentions.
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Martin Bruestle
Bemidji
Pioneer
Bruestle
7 Up
Will Jarpey
MacFarlands Cabinet Shop
Scott Carlson
Luekens
Mike Phelps
Pop Shoppe
Jim Renaud
Don's Iga
Kent Kavanaugh
Bemidji Drapery
Amy Westerdahl
Coast To
Dean Churack
Jean Joint
Inior
Anne Bellino
Cork
Carolyn Will
Swedmark’s
Cindy Sorheim
Jerry Will
McFarlands
Shelley Allen
American Family Ins
Beth Johnson
Randy David
Dick Dickinson Realty
Tom Passert
Gregg’s
John Wanquist
Union Station
Judy Monson
Camera Corner
Lynn Thompson
Ottertail Power
Kathy Sorheim
Tom Joslin
Citizens Loan
Jeanette Wiegel
Stereo I
EPA to prepare environmental impact study on Bemidji wastewater plan
The U S Environmental Protection Agency announced an Environmental Impact Statement will be prepared on Bemidji's plan to abate pollution from the wastewater treatment plant. About 8 000 copies of the notice of intent are mailed to Bemidji residents and surrounding area via a mass mailing in The Pioneer and Penny Saver. Project Officer Layne Lange says the method invites public input and marks a first use of this technique.
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U. S. Environmental Protection ‘Agency
Bemidji
EPA
Layne Lange
Lange
HUD
Ed Bell
Bell
Townhouse complex proposal sparks Bemidji planning meeting debate
Residents voiced concerns at a Bemidji Planning Commission meeting about Johanneson Inc proposal for 2.2 acre Irvine Ave 28th St site housing three family units with HUD subsidies. Developers defended plans stressing low income housing need and careful design while opponents urged prior notice and safety assurances.
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Irvine Avenue
28Th St
Bemidji Planning Commission
Johanneson's Inc
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Roncer
Chris Mattison
American Linen Supply Company
North Dakota
Cass County
State Highway Patrol
Richard R. Toenyan
Hibbing
Allen Mudgett
Fort Totten
N. D
Doughterty
Dale Page
Bemidji Rural Fire Department
State Services Center
The
By Bud Tucker
Keith Johanneson
Aree
Irvine Ave
Minneapolis
Johanneson
Pepe
Young
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