Indian education funds leaders chosen for Bemidji area
An election last week elected six Bemidji area representatives and two Mission Buck Lake area members to the Local Indian Education Committee. Archie Boswell and four others join Mrs Loretta Brown and Mrs Della Whitebird to oversee Johnson-O’Malley funds for Minnesota reservations. The committee will take office July 1 as tribal administration shifts Johnson-O’Malley oversight from state to tribal control.
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Johnson- O'Malley
Bemidji
Mission-Buck Lake
Archie Boswell
Jacqueline Fairbanks
Betty Ringbird
Margaret Ringhand
Cornelius Whitefeather
Loretta Brown
Della Whitebird
Skip Finn
Minnesota
State Department of Education
Indian Education Advisory Committee
District 31
James Lowmaster
Edwin L. Demery
Jack Fairbanks
Betty Kingbird
Clarence Loud
Dean F. Blue
James Lawrence
Camden 28: 17 Acquitted In Draft Board Raid
A Camden jury acquitted 17 Vietnam era protestors charged in the 1971 Camden draft board raid. FBI informer testimony and judge comments on government overreach helped shape the verdict. Eleven others faced related counts, with one defendant pleading to a misdemeanor.
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Camden
N.J
FBI
U.S
Vietnam
Selective Service Local Board
Federal
Carl Broege
Newark
Asst
John Barry
Robert W. Hardy
Larke Reeber Places Fourth at International Science Fair
Larke Reeber a Bagley High School senior won an overall fourth place award and an ASCE prize at the International Science and Engineering Fair in San Diego. Her glass as aggregate for concrete project was one of five fourth place engineering entries with Reeber the only girl in the top four. She received a $75 ASCE grant as part of a federal and professional awards program announced May 11 during the May 6 12 San Diego event.
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Larke Reeber
Bagley High School
Bemidji State College
American Society of Civil Engineers
San Diego
Adela Elwell
BSC Division of Science and Mathematics
Miss Reeber
Larke
Red Lake Annual Awards Assembly Honors Students
At Redlake High School Friday the annual awards assembly recognized a wide range of students for achievements across academics and extracurriculars with special honors presented by staff and administrators to celebrate community effort.
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Redlake
Redlake High School
Larry Lejeunesse
Thomas Barrett
Chris Schoenborn
John Ward Sr. V. Kembitskey
William Corrigan
Helen Annette
Michael Barrett
Debra Erickson
Larry Gerhardson
Donna Juarez
Dolly Barrett
Lynda A. Erickson
Sharon
Tom Goninion
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Aberdeen
Alvin Oliver
Red Lake
Student interns at TRF Coast to Coast store
David Burdick son of Mr and Mrs Francis Burdick of Bemidji will intern at the Coast to Coast Store in Thief River Falls during the summer. He is enrolled in hardware home improvement center marketing and pre management at the Area Vocational Technical Institute and plans to return to complete training in March 1974.
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David Burdick
Francis Burdick
Bemidji
Thief River Falls
David
Area Vocational - Technical Institute
Bemidji Area
Cerebral palsy drive slated May 24 27 in Bemidji
Six year old Jimmy Hegstrom will serve as 1972 73 poster child for United Cerebral Palsy of Minnesota fund drive in Bemidji May 24 27. Honorary chair Ed Sharockman calls Jimmy a symbol of all cerebral palsied children and urges public support to aid local programs and national research efforts.
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Jimmy Hegstrom
United Cerebral Palsy of Minnesota
Bemidji
Chester Hegstrom
Edina
Jimmy
Ed Sharockman
UCP of Minnesota
Minnesota
United Cerebral Palsy of
National Research and Educational Foundation
Sharockman
Elmer Ellis
Budget proposal would cut medical research funds
Administration budget plans would cut federal support for non cancer and non heart lung research by about 40 percent. AAMCs survey of 78 medical schools reports contracts and grants drop from 446.3 to 373.4 million with 39 million more lost in salaries and costs. Potential dismissals of about 1 400 faculty threaten innovations in curriculum and enrollment growth.
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Washington
Association of American Medical Colleges
Association
John A.D. Cooper
Cooper
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Stans Donates Papers to Minnesota Historical Society
Maurice Stans, linked to the Nixon era, donates 100 boxes of papers to the Minnesota Historical Society. The material will not be made public until his death or permission is granted, and the contents were not fully specified. A society spokesman noted possible subpoena during the Watergate investigation.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Historical Society
Maurice Stans
St. Paul Dispatch
Stans
New York
Nixon
Shakopee
Minn
The
Historical Society
Society
Dispatch
Washington
FBI Agent Warns of Political Abuse by U S Leaders
Richard Held, FBI Chicago chief, told Saskatchewan officers there is a sense of being used and abused by politicians in the United States. He linked Wounded Knee events to outside interest groups and noted serious damage to Indian homes and unclear chances of prosecutions.
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Estevan
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Joan Reilly
Brightwaters, N.Y
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Lawrence Carpenter
County Surveyor’s Office
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