Experimental city plan outlined in Cass County meeting
Eugene A O'Brien chair of the Minnesota Expor Authority described a proposed experimental city spanning about 50 000 acres near Caledonia with a six facet design emphasizing land environment communication energy and transport The plan foresees a guideway system private auto use telecommunication integration and low energy waste streams total cost around 5 billion with three quarters from private investment and construction could start in 1975 a follow up meeting was scheduled for December 5 in Minneapolis
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BI seizes property in Indian caravan case
AP reports in St Paul that federal agents seized BIA items linked to an Indian protest caravan. The haul included a typewriter and a notebook page, with authorities unsure how the items connect to the theft. No arrests were announced and officials noted no new talks on grievances until artifacts are recovered.
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County officials discuss joint use of computers
At a Markham Hotel meeting of the Association of Minnesota Counties third district two topics drew focus revenue sharing and county computer use. Itasca shared a cooperative venture with a private paper firm as several counties explored shared services. No action was taken awaiting more plan details and funding info.
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Global bombings and trial headline roundup
U S planes hit North Vietnam's southern panhandle in the largest 24 hour fighter bomber strikes since October. In California a military jury found Billy Dean Smith innocent of two murder charges in a US court martial over a fragmentation grenade incident at Bien Hoa. Heavy winter weather swept from the Ohio Valley to New England with rain, snow and gale warnings. About 10 600 people in Michigan and Ohio began returning home after a storm along the Great Lakes. Martin Dies Sr former HUAC chairman died at 71 in Texas due to heart attack.
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Weather outlook with clouds and light precip
Becoming cloudy tonight with a chance of light showers. Not very cold, with lows in the 20s. Little temperature change Thursday, highs 23 to 32. Precipitation chances are around 10 percent tonight and about 8 percent Thursday.
Harpings Quote Reflects Pride and Risk in Posture
In a brief remark, Harpings notes that raising the chin signals confidence but can expose the neck to strain, highlighting a caution about posture. The line underscores tension between self expression and physical consequence.
Free turkeys to be given away Saturday in Bemidji
The Bemidji Retail Trade Committee and Chamber sponsor a Thanksgiving promotion offering 50 free turkeys Saturday Nov 18 at 4 p.m in front of Bookcraft. Registrations run Friday Nov 17 all day and until 2 p.m. Saturday at participating merchants. Winners must be present to claim a turkey.
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the Pioneer
Higher tax valuations ordered in 35 Minnesota counties
State Tax Commissioner Arthur C. Roemer announced increases to bring lagging counties in line with others. Farmland values rose 10 to 25 percent in Carver and Scott. Mahnomen saw a 5 percent cut. Residential and farm structures increased in Aitkin. Beltrami saw a 10 percent decrease in Solway. No changes in many counties including Hennepin and Isanti.
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Solway
Dow Jones tops 1000 for first time in history
The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 1000 for the first time as Wall Street reacts to the milestone. Analysts weigh whether investors will take profits or buy in, noting intraday highs and broad index records amid renewed buying pressure. The Dow finished at 1003.16, up 6.09, with the Dow Jones Average, the NYSE Index, and the S&P also marking new highs.
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