Planning panel backs five requests after hearings in Bemidji
After public sessions, the Bemidji Planning Commission recommended all five items for City Council approval. One proposal seeks a special use permit to build two 30 unit apartment buildings on Delton Avenue between Lith and 12th Streets, by Weldon Nelson and Norman Otterkill who finished a similar project nearby.
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Bemidji Junior High Opens Pool With Structured Swim Classes
The new Bemidji Junior High pool started last Wednesday with about 180 daily participants. Gale Falk, Director of Swimming, notes separate boys and girls classes, equal eight week blocks, and plans for public recreation in two weeks. Temperature runs around 81 degrees, suits provided, and future canoeing and intramural events discussed.
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Barber proposes SDR based world monetary overhaul
Britain's chancellor Anthony Barber outlines a plan to shrink the dollar by pegging currencies to SDR units created by the IMF. The system would add new reserves, reduce dependence on gold, and keep central banks as SDR holders while normal trading uses national currencies. A US surcharge and possible countermeasures loom as Europe weighs devaluation.
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Government Operations approves consumer protection agency bill
Washington AP reports the House Government Operations Committee approved the consumer protection agency bill without changes. Ralph Nader warns the bill lacks enforcement powers amid labor of congressional supporters.
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Mansfield Pushes Six Month Vietnam Withdrawal Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield renews a six month deadline for U S military withdrawal from South Vietnam. He seeks inclusion in a 21 billion weapons bill and notes president Nixon might endorse the plan. The timetable allows prisoner releases as a condition and faces House opposition led by Sen Stennis.
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Cass Lake Family Loses Home in Fire
The Harold Adams residence one mile north of Idle Hour on Resort Area road was destroyed by a Monday fire. Parents and six children are with neighbors and will relocate to a relative’s small house. Two boys and two girls with specified clothing sizes seek household donations. contact Francis Mastin at 335-6524 for items.
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Harold Adams
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