SC Times Index - News
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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| V.A. TO CONDUCT RECYCLING PROGRAM. | Jan 23, 1974 p.7 |
| JOHN KOSLOSKE WON'T ENTER CONTEST. | Jan 23, 1974 p.9 |
| WON'T ENTER 6TH DIST. CONTEST. | Jan 23, 1974 p.9 |
| ACCEPTS WATER SYSTEM REPORT. | Jan 23, 1974 p.13 |
| VOTERS PASS BOND ISSUE TO PURCHASE ST. BONIFACE SCHOOL COMPLEX. | Jan 23, 1974 p.13 |
| BAN SOUGHT ON REPAYMENT OF STATE PRIVATE SCHOOL AID. | Jan 24, 1974 p.1 |
| UNSUCCESSFUL BIDDER CHALLENGES CONTRACT AWARDED FOR NEW PLANT. | Jan 24, 1974 p.1 |
| LETTERS BY J.B. BUFORD JOHNSON: 'LIFE WITH DIGNITY'; JOHN WEYLAND: '...RULING ANNIVERSARY'; DR. C. JACK EICHHORST: 'SHOCKING AND TRAGIC DAY FOR AMERICA.' | Jan 24, 1974 p.6 |
| JAYCEES NAME OUTSTANDING YOUNG MAN. | Jan 24, 1974 p.9 |
| PRESENT AWARDS. | Jan 24, 1974 p.9 |
| RECEIVES PHYSICAL FITNESS LEADERSHIP AWARD FROM JAYCEES. | Jan 24, 1974 p.9 |
| HRA CONSULTANT HEARS OPINIONS ON NEW LIBRARY. | Jan 25, 1974 p.2 |
| LETTERS BY A. LORRAINE ORTON: 'UNITY OF PURPOSE INSPIRING', AND MRS. EUGENE KNAPEK: 'IS IT WORTH THE PRICE?' | Jan 25, 1974 p.6 |
| CONVENTION MEETS. PICTURES. | Jan 25, 1974 p.01&04 |
| CITY OFFICIALS SEEK HELP ON SEWER GRANT TIMING. | Jan 28, 1974 p.1 |
| LOAN APPROVED; PURCHASE OF OLD VISION EASE BLDG. WILL BE FINALIZED. | Jan 28, 1974 p.2 |
| LETTER BY KENNETH MITCHELL: GUN CONTROL OPPOSED. | Jan 29, 1974 p.6 |
| TO EXPAND NEWSPAPER RECYCLING. | Jan 30, 1974 p.7 |
| V.A. HOSPITAL TO EXPAND NEWSPAPER RECYCLING. | Jan 30, 1974 p.7 |
| TOP HATTERS VISIT NEW BUSINESS. | Jan 30, 1974 p.31 |
| LEGISLATORS PESSIMISTIC ON ST. CLOUD AREA SEWER BILL PASSAGE. | Jan 31, 1974 p.1 |
| SENIOR CITIZENS HOLD ROCK-A-THON FOR MARCH OF DIMES. PICTURE. | Jan 31, 1974 p.2 |
| LETTER BY RON BAERT: MORE CONTROL, LESS FREEDOM. | Jan 31, 1974 p.6 |
| WILL WHEAT ROLL IN FROM RUSSIA? (EDITORIAL) | Jan 31, 1974 p.6 |
| SAUK RAPIDS AREA HAD $155,000 FIRE LOSS IN 1973. | Jan 31, 1974 p.7 |