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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
1
The right of eminent domain is state law enacted by the Minnesota Legislature and may be amended only by the legislature. To pursue amendment, contact your Minnesota senator or representative with your request. Answer by a member of the Bemidji Bar Association.
Minnesota House Majority Leader Ernest Lindstrom criticizes the wholesale liquor system as a private monopoly and presses for a state operated model with lower prices and potential $12 to $25 million annual revenue. He argues one of the nations strongest tax levels and distribution control justify reform amid opposing views from the Liquor Study Commission.
The same species or subspecies yields no flavor difference between paddy-managed and river or lake harvested rice. Paddy-grown rice uses seed selected for longer larger kernels, and all planted strains originate from wild selections with desired traits. Cooking time processing and equipment affect taste more than growth method. Elmo Skare and Morris Black burn.
The district says it is not required by law nor policy to publish individual staff salaries. Taxpayers may request the superintendent, assistant superintendent, and business administrator salaries by visiting the General Administrative Offices in the Senior High School Building, or calling John Schuiling, administrative assistant.
In Honolulu Nixon and Tanaka near a joint communique detailing a $1 billion swing in American goods to aid dollar strain. They spent substantial time in private talks on trade with advisers, and Tanaka may visit Washington next year.
Bemidji Volunteer Firemen launch an advance ticket drive for their annual beef dinner on Sept. 16. Tickets cost $3 and include the meal and a dance at the Elk's Club two weeks from Saturday. Uncontacted residents may call 751-8001 for info. campaigns run 7 to 9 p.m. tonight and Friday.
Supt L M Wangberg announced a free meal program for District 31 students unable to pay. Eligibility uses a family size and income scale, with automatic eligibility for current welfare recipients. Applications are accessible at schools and the superintendent’s office, and hearings may be requested if decisions are disputed.
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the courthouse to consider removing certain lands from restricted or zoned areas. The sites are currently for recreational use with seasonal residences but not year round homes and were once labeled isolated and sub marginal. Other items include parking ordinance talk for courthouse lot and final action on plotting requests from the Planning Advisory Commission. County engineer John Kemp will report on Highway Department activity.
New hunting regulations for the 1972 season were distributed by the Department of Natural Resources. Bear hunting dates vary by license type and weapon, with statewide seasons from September to December. Upland game birds including grouse and partridge are also covered with dates and hours to be detailed in a future Pioneer sports section.
The Bemidji area announces Labor Day closures with city county state and federal offices closed. The Bemidji Post Office will be closed all day and no city or rural mail delivery. Box lobby remains available for receiving mail.
E. J. Ed Chilgren former Littlefork Times publisher and state representative from 1927 to 1962 died shortly before noon Thursday in Littlefork Hospital after a stroke. Born 1897 in Sweden he served as speaker during three sessions and retired in 1964. Survived by two daughters and four grandchildren. funeral Sunday at Littlefork Lutheran Church.
District No 31 announces bus schedule shifts with various pickup and start time changes. Northern area high school riders south of Northern School on Irvine Avenue and Cedar Lane will depart 35 minutes earlier, Hillcrest area elementary students 40 minutes later, Bedda Riverside elementary pupils ride high school buses starting at 8 am and dismissed at 3 pm, Carr Lake elementary rides high school buses starting 8:30 am, Bemidji Bus Lines services added, Wilton Ergen area students transfer to Solway, Wilton area adds a 7:30 am start for all grades, Horace May Elementary covers former Carr Lake and nearby zones, other areas see minor adjustments and parental notices on changes.
A fair night and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Lows tonight around 38 to 40 degrees and highs Saturday in the 62 to 68 range. Rain chances remain light at about 10 percent tonight and 5 percent on Saturday.
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