Petrea Pedersen Funeral Services Scheduled
Petrea Christine Pedersen died at the Good Samaritan Center in Kelliher. Born March 22, 1890 in Superior Iowa, she worked as a cook in Spirit Lake before moving to Hornet Township north of Blackduck and later residing at the Good Samaritan Center. She is survived by two brothers N C Pedersen of California and Chris Pedersen of Kelliher, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sinstad Funeral Home Blackduck with burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Christine Pedersen
Good Samaritan Center
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Superior
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Hornet Township
Blackduck
Miss Pedersen
N.C. Pedersen
California
Chris Pedersen
Sinstad Funeral Home
James R. Peterson
Lakeview Cemetery
Diplomatic De-Escalation Emphasized Over Military Moves
House Speaker Carl Albert and reporter Jackson discuss a note to President Nixon sent via Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin warning of possible unilateral Soviet action. Jackson cites a small Soviet troop contingent in the Middle East, while Friedheim cautions against linking to broader Soviet moves.
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Middle East
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U.S
Kissinger Signals U S Stance After Yom Kippur War
Henry Kissinger spoke at an open policy forum on October 8 and warned that detente cannot survive irresponsibility in any area, including the Middle East. He did not rule out U S personnel and said Washington was willing to contribute observers to monitor cease fire violations under UN backed accords.
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Nixon and Kissinger meet Congress members ahead of talks
Nixon and Kissinger conferred for an hour with Congress members and later spoke against following it. White House sources said Middle East developments kept Nixon up late with advisers. A Pioneer correction notes today’s feedlot meeting at Bemidji State College is by the Pollution Control Agency and that a Thursday skit and queen coronation moved to Friday at Memorial Hall.
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Still openings in Oriental Cooking class
There are still a few openings in the Oriental Cooking class taught by Alexa Yocum on Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. in Lower Birch Hall on the BSC Campus. Enroll by contacting the BSC Area Services Office at 755-3996. The fee is 30 dollars, most of which covers foods used in the class.
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BSC Area Services Office
Chamber seeks winter events for publication
The Bemidji Chamber of Commerce plans this year’s Winter Wonderland guide and will go to press soon. Sid Swedmark urges anyone with winter activity information not yet submitted to send details by Monday October 29 to be included.
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Bemidji Chamber of Commerce
Sid Swedmark
Two Men Sought in Theft From Highway Dept Truck
The Sheriffs Department investigates the theft of ropes tools and gasoline from a Minnesota Highway Department truck parked on County Road No 15 near Bemidji. The loss occurred Wednesday. Marvin Miller of Blackduck reports a 100 pound pig missing.
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Bemidji
Marvin Miller
Blackduck
Pioneer newspaper rates and publishing details
The Pioneer published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Pioneer division of Scripps Ifft News papers Inc. Rates list mail in trade zone 21 dollars yearly, outside trade zone 23 dollars, carrier subscription 2.50 dollars monthly. Bemidji Minnesota postal info and memberships noted.
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U S boosts alerts amid Mideast tensions in Nixon era
The United States raised its readiness one notch above normal across Army Navy Marine and Air Force units in the Americas Europe and the Far East. Ground naval and air reserves were not mobilized. The Sixth Fleet increased its alert level and U S air resupply to Israel continued with no troop airlift reported.
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Birth announced for Fairfield couple son born October 24
Mr and Mrs S J Street of Fairfield Ohio announce the birth of a son on October 24. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rodney Weiss of Racine Wisconsin formerly of Bemidji. Great grandmothers are Mrs Bert Fuller and Mrs Art Weiss both of Bemidji.
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Fairfield
Ohio
Rodney Weiss
Racine, Wis
Bemidji
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Art Weiss
Minnesota considers tuition free education for all ages
The Minnesota Department of Education will hold 34 public meetings in October to December in area vocational institutes to discuss a plan titled Purposes Philosophy and Goals of the Minnesota State Education Agency. Proposals include guaranteed tuition free pre kindergarten and removing the 21 year old eligibility limit. The aim is to gauge public reaction to shape state education over the coming decades with input from parents educators students and others.
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Beltrami County Court Actions Reported
In Beltrami County Court this morning Barbara Nord of Blackduck forfeited a $35 bond on speeding 41 mph in a 30 mph zone. Daryl Arola of Osage pleaded guilty to DWI with pre sentencing investigation ordered. Robert Geller of Bemidji pleaded guilty to assault with pre sentencing investigation ordered. Joseph Cray of East Grand Forks forfeited a $25 bond on disobeying a stop sign. Judicial Officer Phillip D. Nelson presided.
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Barbara Lucille Nord
Blackduck
Paul Arola
Osage
Robert Lynn Geller
Route 4
Bemidji
Joseph Clayton Cray
East Grand Forks
Phillip D. Nelson
Battery Missing From Department Truck Arouses Police
Police report a battery disappeared from a State Highway Department truck parked by the building. Officers investigated a Wednesday collision causing minor injuries to a car occupant. Gregory Alan Olson, 19, of 1100 Bemidji Ave Bemidji, drove a 1972 Ford that skid into Gretchen Mona Holzinger’s 1970 Rambler at 1002 Bemidji Ave. passenger Robert J. Johnson, 16, sustained minor injuries. Olson’s car damage about 600 dollars. Holzinger about 400.
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Highway Department
Gregory Alan Olson
Bemidji Ave
Bemidji
Gretchen Mona Holzinger
Robert J. Johnson
Hospital entries and discharges update
Entering the hospital on Wednesday were Joseph Johnson of Bagley and Maynard Bjerk of Bemidji. Discharged on Wednesday were Jack Carlson of Blackduck and Margaret Nugent of Cass Lake.
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Bagley
Maynard Bjerk
Bemidji
Jack Carlson
Blackduck
Margaret Nugent
Cass Lake
City basketball league meeting in City Hall conference room
An organizational meeting to promote a city recreation basketball league will be held tonight at 6 39 p m in the City Hall conference room.
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