Carter urges resistance to oil influence in energy conflict
President Carter urged Congress to resist undue oil industry influence as House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill predicted a tough final energy bill. The Senate moved to price controls on natural gas, while Carter warned industry actors against jeopardizing the energy future amid ongoing conference pressure and veto threats.
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Carter
Washington
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Congressional
Whi House
O'Neill
Sen
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Neill
Bemidji Hospital Wins 8.2 Million Federal Grant Step
Federal funding moves Bemidji’s hospital closer to reality with 8.2 million from Farmers Home Administration. Senator Wendell Anderson confirms the loan will cover part of the 7.2 million facility cost while bond sales and a local drive raise remaining funds. Swanson and Downing note the urgency with the federal fiscal year end and potential additional FmHA support.
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Bemay
Respra
Mternoon
Sen
Wendell Anderson
Washington
Anderson
Lee’ Swanson
Jack Downing
St Louis
Swanson
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Bemidji
Planning Commission recommends zoning change near Highway 2 Bemidji
After a public hearing Bemidji Planning Commission votes 5 2 to recommend changing part of H 2 north of Highway 2 west from single family H 2 to multiple family R6 zoning for apartment development The move targets land near Ridgeway Ave Skyline Village and Delton Ave with dissent from Bob Aylesworth and Wally Reed. officials weigh future expansion and drainage easements tied to Ted Magnan Mississippi East subdivision plans and a 71 acre tract.
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Bob Tucker
Bemidji
Delton Ave
Reed
Evelop
Richard Vogel
Ndt
Highway 2
Nelson Otterkill
Bob Rasch
Dotterkill
Commission
Ted Magnan
Mississippi East
Bemidji council and town board ease annexation fears
At an informal lunch Monday Bridgemans, Bemidji City Council members and Northern Town Board discussed the hospital annexation issue. Council members Elian McGaurn and John Cronemiller rejected any plan to annex, citing no interest in the move and addressing residents' fears.
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Ob Tucker
Bemidji City Counc
Northern Town Board
Bridgemans
Oan
Elian McGaurn
John Cronemiller
Larry Dow
Auneil
Herb Whiting
Cass Lake School Board resignations over Winger deal
Betty Kapitzke and Virginia Haynes resigned from the Cass Lake School Board citing the $12,500 payout to Jerome Winger to drop the district as an irresponsible use of taxpayers money. The resignations followed a Sept 21 meeting amid earlier controversy over Wingers 1977 78 rehiring and a June suit alleging open meeting law violations. An injunction and later out of court settlement preceded the contract offer that Winger refused.
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Jerome Winger
Cass Lake
Betty Kapitzke
Virginia Haynes
Winger
Indian Education Committee
LIEC
John Spellacy
LSEC
Haynes and
Kapitzke
Cass Lake Times
Haynes
Donald Huessers
Mr. Huessers
Kapitike
Roberta Wind
Tite IV
Bagley teacher reinstated after reprimand for incident
Bagley Minnesota AP reports Allen Jensen a 21 year veteran teacher was reinstated with a reprimand after an incident in which he grabbed a student by the neck and hair and pushed him against a wall on September 13. The board had suspended him two weeks but action was reconsidered.
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Bagley, Minn
Bagley
Allen Jensen
Jensen
Burdette Clifford
Tony Erickson
Clifford
Back roads established on the North Shore
North Shore back roads connect Grand Marais to Duluth as US 61 remains closed at Caribou River with more than a month of repairs anticipated. Deputies report one lane through Taconite Harbor and Lantsen, but danger and muddy conditions persist on the back routes.
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Duluth, Minn
Grand Marais
Duluth
Minnesota
North Shore
Caribou River
Silver
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Taconite Harbor
Lantsen
Lake Superior
Pawlak
Lake County
Judge Replaces Galbreath Over Newspaper Remarks
Judge Charles Galbreath 32 appeared in the Tennessee Supreme Court building wearing his robe but found his seat on the Court of Criminal Appeals taken by another judge. Judge William Russell, presiding on the three judge panel, said he replaced Galbreath Monday due to remarks about a colleague in a Nashville newspaper.
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Knoxville
Cease-fire Holds Amid Frontline Tensions in Lebanon
In BEIRUT the cease-fire held along southern Lebanon as Palestinian guerrillas held their border positions. The U S mediated truce calls for Israeli withdrawal and guerrilla pullback from the border area. At Khiam the guerrilla commander said he was instructed only to stop shooting.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Khiam
Peach Council urges DcBP use despite sterility concerns
The Peach Council asks the government to allow DcBP as a crop pesticide amid increasing regulation over suspected links to male sterility. Robert K. Phillips, executive secretary, proposes recruiting older people and those without children to work with DcBP.
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Washington
Peach Council
Robert K. Phillips
Council
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California
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Larry Olson
Warren
Wm. Lessman
Laporte
Lessman
Dahlman Trucking
New Bemidji Community Hospital
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