Local highway hearing set in Bemidji October 18
The senate subcommittee on highways chaired by Sen. Clarence Purfeerst will hold a hearing in Bemidji October 18 at 1 p.m. in the Bemidji Elks Club. Sen. Roger Laufenburger will attend and urges Minnesotans to share views on streets roads and highways and needed financing for projects. Also listed are Sen. Florian Chmielewski Sen. Mel Frederick Sen. Otto Bang Sen. Joe Josefson and Baldy Hansen.
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Senate
Clarence Purfeerst
Winona
Faribault
Minnesota
Laufenburger
Purfeerst
Bemidji
Florian Chmielewski
Sturgeon Lake
Mel Frederick
West Concord
Otto Bang
Edina
Joe Josefson
Baldy Hansen
Austin
School District Seeks Fuel Oil Bids for 1973 74 Year
The Red Lake Independent School District No. 38 in Redlake Minnesota invites bids for No 2 fuel oil to supply about 120000 gallons for the 1973 74 school year. Bid forms available from Supt James W Poissant bids due November 12 1973 at 6 00 PM in the Superintendent's office opened publicly.
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School Board of Independent School District No
Redlake
Minnesota
Red Lake
Supt. of
James W. Poissant
Superintendent of Schools
Minn
s-Joyce Oliver Clerk
Ind. Sch. Dist
Public Hearing Notice on Ioning Ordinance Amendment
Beltrami County will hold a public hearing before the County Board of Commissioners at the Bemidji courthouse on November 6 1973 at 9 30 am. The hearing concerns setting out the restricted area under the 1941 zoning ordinance for multiple land tracts including SW of SE of Section 22 and other parcels in Sections 32 6 30 etc. County Auditor Beltrami County.
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County Board of Commissioners
Bemidji
Beltrami County
Minnesota
County Board
Balmy Beach
Ne‘a
Scenic Highway Beach
Ted Tower County
Auditor Beltrami County
3Da
Worth of fish and wildlife put at 24 billion yearly
A five-year study estimates wildlife recreation in the Southeast alone is worth 24 billion dollars annually to users, based on surveys of 12,068 households from Maryland to Texas. Researchers say the figure underscores intangible environmental values in cost-benefit debates on public works.
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Washington
Joseph Horvath
Southeast
Supreme Court
Horvath
Bemidji State College to offer Environmental Technicians program
Bemidji State College received approval to offer a two year associate of science degree program for Environmental Technicians. The plan includes biology or chemistry tracks with a ten week internship and independent technique work. Admission inquiries go to Dr. Charles Fuchsman at Sattgast Hall Bemidji 56601.
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Bemidji State College
Charles Fuchsman
Fyooksman
Fuchsman
BSC Center For Environmental Studies
Environmental Technicians
Center For Environmental Studies
Sattgast Hall
Bemidji
Volunteers from Peace Corps and VISTA at Bemidji State College
Former Peace Corps and VISTA volunteers will be at the Bemidji State College student union from 8 to 3 on October 9 10 11 to inform students about winter training cycles starting January February and March. Pete Stubben notes applications help match abilities with host communities and a three month decision period follows invitation. They seek applicants with degrees in education industrial arts math science and social sciences. Movies about volunteer work accompany the booth with travel medical and living costs paid by Peace Corps and VISTA.
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Action
Peace Corps
VISTA
Bemidji State College
Pete Stubben
Peace Corps and
Stubben
New hope for fatties new weight loss methods from doctors
Washington doctors report new hope for the overweight claiming weight loss can be achieved without drugs or diets. Simple routines include avoiding eating while watching TV parking far from the supermarket and shopping only when hungry to curb fat producing snacks. The findings were presented at an international obesity conference sponsored by the Fogarty International Center.
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Washington
Health and Welfare Department
Fogarty International Center
Fans Inc forms to voice sports fans against owners and players
A new nonprofit Fans Inc organized to represent the amateur sports fan against professional team owners and players. Charles V. Reilly Jr. leads as president with Catherine Perle as vice president and Noel H. Klores as secretary treasurer. The group will gauge fan views by questionnaires and press statements defend fan rights.
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Fans Inc
Little Guy
Reilly
Congress
Mining history in Beltrami County hints at buried ore
Curtis Goodman recalls a 40 year old mine shaft east of Kelliher sunk by his father in search of gold. The shaft yielded ore samples with low gold value, and regional mining has been sparse. The Minnesota DNR recently rejected several land purchase offers due to possible mineral deposits, while a state task force warns mining can bring large environmental and economic effects.
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Frank Bain
Curtis Goodman
Turtle River
John Goodman
Kelliher
Beltrami
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Minnesota
DNR
Beltrami County
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Seventh Street
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Melvin Gilstad
Canada
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Manitoba
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Blackduck Civic and Commerce
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Wilmington
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Winnipeg
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