Transfer of chemical resumes in Bemidji after moisture fix
A hazardous transfer of sodium chlorate oxidizing material resumed in Bemidji after adding a moisture trap flown from Canada. About 21 tons of 71 tons planned had been moved when halted Saturday due to air moisture creating risk. Officials say precautions are in place and the operation is safe. the chemical is being transferred to a second rail car and a trailer under supervision.
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Eleven die in Minnesota weekend traffic toll rises
The Minnesota highway toll reached 764 after 11 weekend deaths and another fatality from injuries three weeks earlier. Victims include Fredrick Zwiefel 55 Glenwood and Harry Heffele 43 Windom. Multiple other fatalities occurred across Duluth St Paul Bloomington and surrounding areas with several hospitalized and others identified as MHS patrol notes.
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Stillwater
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Thailand street clashes persist amid civilian premier pledge
In Bangkok street fighting between anti regime students and security forces continued into a second day despite the appointment of civilian premier Sanya Thammasak who promised a new constitution and elections. Speculation grows he may be a military front.
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Mayo Clinic sued by state couple in malpractice action
A Chicago City couple filed suit in Olmsted District Court Rochester alleging malpractice by Mayo Clinic and seven physicians. They seek 375000 with Mrs Windish aiming for 300000 and her husband 75000 for earnings expenses and loss of consortium. Counts include February 1972 urethral implant peritonitis and infections, fall 1972 urethra repair with exposed nerve, and negligent hysterectomy recommendation for birth control purposes.
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Olmsted
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Harpings on Eyes Beacons and Drapes
Opinion item laments people with striking eyes and compares them to windows of the soul. It suggests some individuals should close their curtains to spare others from overpowering stares.
Boston fire leaves 1100 homeless in Chelsea suburb
A wind driven blaze swept 20 blocks of wooden tenements and small businesses in Chelsea, displacing about 1,100 people. Five firefighters were hospitalized, no deaths reported, and 500 National Guard troops blocked off the devastated area as residents sought shelter with relatives or in a dormitory.
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Bemidji City Council Meets Tonight in Regular Session
The Bemidji City Council will meet at 8 p.m. in City Hall to approve a taxicab ordinance, review bids for street and sanitation trucks, and hear reports from City Manager John Lloyd on state aid funds Mill Park land county land sale Miles Avenue playground and a Park and Recreation Committee resignation. A discussion on a cold storage building for city equipment is planned.
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Ford faces background probes before VP confirmation
Congressional panels begin background checks on Gerald R. Ford as a prelude to hearings. House and Senate leaders indicate broad support barring new disclosures. FBI scrutiny and televised hearings are approved with plans to start within two weeks.
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Agnew to Speak Tonight on Lessons From Resignation
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will address a live 7:30 p.m. EDT NBC CBS telecast. He resigned after pleading no contest to income tax evasion and will discuss lessons learned and proposed reforms.
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Los Angeles
Bemidji to host 1974 state Jaycee convention
About 1,200 Jaycees from across Minnesota will converge in Bemidji October 11 to 13, 1974 for the Fall All State convention after Bemidji won the bid at Moorhead. The Bemidji chapter earned the Project of the Quarter award for two new softball fields and Jaycee Terry Tillman won the First Timers prize.
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