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Three men sentenced on child porn charges
BISMARCK, N.D. - Three men have been sentenced in federal court on separate child pornography charges. The U.S. attorney's office in North Dakota said Stephen O'Berry, Robert Eidson and Brian Kuipers all pleaded guilty to receipt of materials...Tags: Social Issues, Lawyers, Prisons, Punishment, Judges
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Talks between American Crystal, union to resume today
FARGO, N.D. - Negotiations between American Crystal Sugar and union leaders representing about 1,300 locked out workers are expected to resume today. KFGO-AM reported that union representative Mark Froemke confirmed both sides have agreed to return to...Tags: Health Insurance Cost, Career and Workplace, Minnesota, Employees, Iowa
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Talks between American Crystal, union to resume
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Negotiations between American Crystal Sugar and union leaders representing about 1,300 locked out workers are expected to resume Thursday. KFGO (http://bit.ly/qg9Tja ) is reporting that union representative Mark Froemke...Tags: Health Insurance Cost, Career and Workplace, Minnesota, Employees, Iowa
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N.D. crop duster pilot hospitalized after crash
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A pilot from LaMoure is hospitalized in critical condition in Fargo after his crop duster crashed in southeast North Dakota’s Dickey County. North Dakota Highway Patrol Sgt. Josh Rude tells The Forum newspaper that 46-...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health
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Insight into ag on the reservation
This column continues with an overview of what our South Dakota Ag and Rural leadership class experienced on our July trip. In traveling to the Standing Rock Reservation, we met with members of the Tribal Council and the Bureau of Indian Affairs at...Tags: Missouri, South Dakota
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Timing critical in battle plan against lawn weeds
Do lawns generally show any response to micronutrients, such as iron, sulphur, zinc or boron, so that a soil test would be worth the effort? I have been fighting with creeping charlie for many years. I have been using products that contain triclopyr, such...Tags: File Sharing, Tree Pruning, Science, Health, Chemical Industry
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Director named for Northern Crops Institute
Mark Weber has been named director of the Northern Crops Institute after a national search. He will assume his new duties Sept. 19. Weber has more than 18 years of experience in agricultural leadership. He served as the executive director for the Red...Tags: Agriculture, Minnesota, Montana, South Dakota, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Williams County 4-H beef project is evaluated for carcass merits
4-H members of Williams County are beginning to understand how tough it is to produce finished beef steers whose carcasses will grade USDA Choice. For the past four years Dr. J. J. Hovde has been using ultra-sound technology to evaluate the amount of...Tags: Agriculture, Values, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Human Interest, Genes and Chromosomes
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Aberdeen native receives Acre Maker award
Emmett Lenihan of Pierpont enrolled more acres in Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program and Conservation Reserve Program than any other Pheasants Forever Farm Bill biologist in the United States, earning him Pheasants Forever's annual Acre Maker award....Tags: Biology, Science, South Dakota State University, South Dakota, Nebraska
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Union: No deal reached with American Crystal Sugar
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Moorhead-based American Crystal Sugar met with locked out union workers in North Dakota, but a union representative said no deal was reached. The Forum reports (http://bit.ly/nGBfyi ) that union president John Riskey said...Tags: Health Insurance Cost, Career and Workplace, Minnesota, Employees, Iowa
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Fire damages N.D. fertilizer plant
LITCHVILLE, N.D. (AP) — A fire at a fertilizer plant in the southeastern North Dakota town of Litchville destroyed a building and about $300,000 worth of dry fertilizer. Fire Chief Darren Miedema tells The Jamestown Sun that no one was hurt in...Tags: Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Plant Openings, Chemical Industry, Fertilizer
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Money running short for South Dakota road systems
American News CorrespondentEditor's note: This story has been updated to correct an error. PIERRE — Congress is doing it to us again. Leaving us dangle, that is. The federal highway program expires Sept. 30. What will happen isn't clear. But here are three sets of facts to...Tags: Government, Alaska, Montana, Travel, Crime, Law and Justice
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