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O'Donnell, 40, Mound, had been acting commissioner of the department since July 1. He was among several persons recommended for the post by the Governor's Appointments Commission. The new department combines several agencies dealing with jobs, including the former Department of Employment Services. Public hearing ST. PAUL (AP) A public hearing in Duluth on Aug.

15 has been scheduled by the Minnesota Public Service Commission on an application for higher rates by Minnesoa Power Light Co. has applied for a 21 per cent boost in rates, totaling $31.5 million a year. The higher rates went into effect May 5 but the company will be required to make refunds if the commission does not allow the full amount. serves about 91,000 customers in central and northeastern Minnesota. The public hearing will be at 8 p.m.

in the county board room of the St. Louis County courthouse in Duluth. Citizens or groups may testify in person or submit written statements. Additional hearings will be held in Duluth Aug. 16, Sept.

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Bloomington police said Mark James, 20, a messenger for Rama-da Inn was accosted by one of the two suspects while James was on his way from the Northwestern National Bank Southwest. James said he gave up several thousand dollars to the robber, who fled with his companion in a stolen car. Police said they later found the car, the money, and the pistol on a dead-end street a few blocks from the bank. Electrocuted BELLE PLAINE (AP) A lineman for the Minnesota Valley Electric Co-op was electrocuted Monday while working on a project in Cedar Lake Township. A spokesman for the co-op said he was Jim Harsh, 32, Belle Plaine.

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