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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| POLICE OFFICER PROMOTED TO SERGEANT. | Oct 8, 1976 p.2 |
| POLICE OFFICER PROMOTED TO SERGEANT. | Oct 8, 1976 p.2 |
| $15 MILLION WASTE WATER WONDERLAND OPENED. | Oct 8, 1976 p.13 |
| BIOLOGIST-ENVIRONMENTALIST, BARRY COMMONER, URGES BAN ON CANCER AGENTS. | Oct 8, 1976 p.13 |
| EXCESS MILITARY EQUIPMENT AIDS AREA COUNTIES. | Oct 8, 1976 p.13 |
| COURT RULING NO SURPRISE. | Oct 9, 1976 p.1 |
| ST. MARTIN 20 YR. OLD DIES IN CAR CRASH. | Oct 9, 1976 p.1 |
| TILLAGE TECHNIQUE AIDS DRY CROPS. | Oct 9, 1976 p.9 |
| TWO CENTRAL MN LEADING APPLE GROWERS ARE JOSEPH OSOWSKI, MONTICELLO AND RALPH MEYER, AVON. | Oct 10, 1976 p.MID MN 02 |
| LOSES 203 DAIRY FARMS IN FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30TH. | Oct 11, 1976 p.1 |
| RENDERING PLANT BLAST BADLY BURNS WORKER AT LANDY PACKING CO. | Oct 11, 1976 p.1 |
| RENDERING PLANT BLAST BADLY BURNS WORKER AT LANDY PACKING CO. | Oct 11, 1976 p.1 |
| STEARNS COUNTY LOST 203 DAIRY FARMS IN FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30. TODD & MORRISON ALSO LOST DAIRY FARMS. | Oct 11, 1976 p.1 |
| ELK RIVER MAN KILLED IN ONE CAR ACCIDENT. | Oct 11, 1976 p.2 |
| COMING CLEAN COLUMN WEIGHTS FORD, CARTER ENVIRONMENT POSITIONS. | Oct 11, 1976 p.4 |
| PAIN, GUILT, LONELINESS: WOMAN ALCOHOLIC'S PLIGHT. | Oct 11, 1976 p.9 |
| RECEIVES SPECIAL SERVICE AWARD FROM U.S. DEPT OF COMMERCE FOR WORK WITH NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. | Oct 11, 1976 p.9 |
| STEARNS CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR RECEIVES SPECIAL SERVICE AWARD FROM U.S. DEPT. OF COMMERCE FOR WORK WITH NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. | Oct 11, 1976 p.9 |
| SHERBURNE GOVERNMENT CALLS NOW TOLL FREE. | Oct 11, 1976 p.25 |
| 1,500 SCSU STUDENTS JOIN VOTER ROLL. | Oct 12, 1976 p.1 |
| TEACHER'S CLAIM THAT SHE WAS ENTITLED TO SICK LEAVE WHEN SHE HAD A BABY, HAS BEEN DENIED. | Oct 12, 1976 p.1 |
| ARTICLE AND PICTURES ON... | Oct 12, 1976 p.6 |
| JAMES HENDERSHOT, ASSISTANT PROF., IS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ARTIST. | Oct 12, 1976 p.6 |
| JAMES L. HENDERSHOT, ST. JOHN'S PROFESSOR, IS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ARTIST. | Oct 12, 1976 p.6 |
| $176,000 BUDGETED FOR PERFORMANCES. | Oct 12, 1976 p.11 |