Indians urge presidential treaty commission on 1868 pact
About 50 Teton Sioux chiefs and headmen at Pine Ridge meeting with five White House aides urged a presidential commission to study and interpret the 1868 Sioux treaty. They pressed for action on land, minerals, water rights, tribal government reform, and living conditions, noting Congress would be needed for treaty changes.
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Kyle
S.D
U.S
White House
Frank Fools Crow
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Fools Crow
Pine Ridge Oglala
Ramon Roubideaux
AIM
Patterson
Burnette
Treaty Commission
Congress
Fosston Receives Revenue Share for Nursing Home Furnishings
Fosston is set to receive a revenue sharing entitlement of 3438 dollars for 1973 midyear period. The city council plans to allocate the funds to furnish the new municipal nursing home.
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Fosston
Walker 4th of July Plans Progress in Walker
The Walker Jaycees lead July 4 plans with a morning parade on Main Street a noon barbecue in the village park plus afternoon games and a beer garden. An evening barbecue precedes a sunset fireworks show in Walker Park.
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Walker Area
Walker Jaycees
Main Street
Blackduck group to seek meeting on pulpwood car shortage
The Blackduck Development Corporation acted at its meeting on the pulpwood railroad car shortage. It will ask Congressman Bob Bergland of the 7th district for an appointment and invite representatives from neighboring towns to join discussions. Depot agent Al Gerner warns the shortage could worsen.
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Blackduck Development Corporation
Bob Bergland
al Gerner
Burlington Northern Railroad
Gas shortage worries Bagley drivers and stations
The Farmers Independent Bagley reports Station owners say gas supplies are tight though not empty with premium grade most affected. Officials from the American Automobile Association advise travelers to limit trips to current tank levels and plan more fuel stops to reach distant stations.
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Bagley
American Automobile Association
Cass Lake Police Nab Two Suspects in RCBC Break-In
Cass Lake police arrested Melvin Tuttle and Charles Jones for burglary after a break-in at the R.B.C. complex on Hwy 2. A 30-30 rifle and four cases of beer were taken. all but part of the beer were recovered. They were arraigned before Judge Kraft and held on $2,000 bond each.
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Cass Lake
R.B.C
Hwy. 2
Melvin Tuttle
Charles Jones
Kraft
Pregnant Women Urged Vaccination Against German Measles
The notice warns pregnant women about dangers from German measles, noting infection can cause cerebral palsy or mental retardation in newborns. It urges vaccination for children aged one year to puberty and states vaccines are available from doctors or health departments through UCP of Minnesota.
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UCP
Minnesota
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