9 October 2023
News Tribune, Oct. 9, 1983
Todd Seuss, 19, of Silver Bay, was charged with four misdemeanor counts of computer theft after he was accused of using under 10 hours, or $50 worth, of computer time at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities without permission. For the first time this winter, cross-country skiers will be required to wear a license on certain state-funded trails, including Duluth city ski trails. The state’s ski clubs worked with the Minnesota DNR to come up with the system.
News Tribune, Oct. 9, 1953
St. Louis County Attorney Thomas J. Naylor will ask for a change today in Minnesota law which regulates punishment for drunken driving and neglect in the death of pedestrians and motorists. Naylor will ask for a lighter charge than the only one now permitted criminal negligence. Duluth city councilors listened to two hours of heated debate on rezoning proposals at London Road and Jefferson Street, including protests of “railroading” and favoring tourists “at the expense of the homeowner.”]]>