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Howard KnutsonThen Rep. Al Quie (later Governor) and Senator Harold Knutson. January 18, 1978 Burnsville Current.
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William SchockBurnsville water billing clerk - William Schock with computer. April 5, 1978 Burnsville Current.
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Kermit Severson 1976Kermit Severson served on the Burnsville Planning Commission in 1976. Photo June 30, 1976 Burnsville Current.
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Vern Mattson 1976Burnsville Post Master Vern Mattson 1976.
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Mayor Pete Ochsner and Kersey JackolaMayor with Kersey Jackola of the Mrs. Jaycees in 1977.
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Warren Kelley 1976A 1976 Burnsville Current photo of Council member Warren Kelley.
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Warren Kelley 1976Council member Warren Kelley - Burnsville Current photo June 30, 1976.
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Ralph Clover and Warren KelleyRalph was a long time Park's Director for the City and Warren a council member.
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Fran Gaston retires 1977Photo of Fran Gaston from a Burnsville Current feature story on her retirement. March 16, 1977.
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Burnsville electionsVernice Wiley and Evelyn Kjos election judges. Circa 1976 Burnsville Current.
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Art HaglundArt Haglund was a planning commission member. Photo June 30, 1976 Burnsville Current.
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Council member Connie MorrisonCouncil member and late mayor Connie Morrison with a troop of webelos who toured City Hall. December 7, 1977 Burnsville Current photo.
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Mayor Al HallPhoto from newspaper clipping
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Al Hall accepts job in Dallas 1976October 21, 1976 Dakota County Tribune
Mayor Al Hall, a resident of Burnsville since 1964 and mayor for nearly 10 years has accepted a position that will transplant him to Dallas Texas...
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Mayor Connie Morrison christening Burnsville's first ambulanceUnpdated photo show Mayor Morrison with Burnsville's first ambulance.
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Village clerk Leslie Anderson elected to state officeJune 25, 1970 MInnesota Valley Sun reports Leslie J. Anderson, clerk/treasurer for the village of Burnsville, has been elected vice president of the MInnesota Chapter, Municipal Finance Officers Association.
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Ice Arena approved 1971The residents of Burnsville vote to approve the building of an ice arena on the campus of the City Hall/Police Station off Nicollet Avenue.
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St. PAUL PIONEER PRESS Fri. Auqust 12 , 1977
By Andrew M. Greeley Chicago
Beware the spokesperson. Usually he/she is spokespersoning only for him/herself.
I'll give you a hint. When the media identify someone as a "community leader," and the person hasn't been elected by anyone, you can count on it: he's not a leader and the community has never heard of him.
He's someone who is looking for power and influence (maybe in a good cause , God knows) through a shortcut, especially since his chances of ever being elected a leader are minimal.
THE SAME GOES for "con- sumer advocates," "public interest groups," and "women's rights leaders": their causes rnav be just, honorable. righteous - and noble, but no one elected them to anything. The people they claim to be speaking for f]1"0bat:Hdyisa- gree with what is being advocat- ed in their name
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Block Grants and Community AdvisorsMinneapolis Tribune
Wednesday, December 15, 1976
Block grants and community advisers
Minneapolis city Council, a better by Mayor Stenvig, has jeopardized the program of citizen participation it once championed. Not only did the council deviates substantially from community development block Grant's recommendations by the citywide citizens advisory committee, it also voting block grant funds for projects not even considered by the committee. (More)
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District 191 - those who serve the public 1976The Bicentennial Year Book published by the Burnsville Current June 30, 1976 includes photos of the District 191 Board of Education, Citizen's Advisory Committee and Superintendent Robert Tschirki.
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Burnsville City Council 1976The Bicentennial Year Book published by the Burnsville Current June 30, 1976 includes this photo of the Burnsville City Council.
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County Road 5 and 42She painted this from a picture they took standing near Co Road 5 on County Rd 42 looking at the Minneapolis skyline.
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Burnsville Planning Commission 1976The Bicentennial Year Book published by the Burnsville Current June 30, 1976 includes this photo of the Planning Commission.
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Burnsville RecyclingOne of the Dakota County Recyclables Collection Centers was located at 1705 Highway 13, Burnsville. A larger facility was later placed in Eagan, with Burnsville's closed.
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Burnsville's arrival as a suburb 1975February 9, 1975 St. Paul Pioneer Press reports on the growth of Burnsville.
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Burnsvlle to test water with May pool referendum 1978May 2, 1978 it is reported that Burnsville residents will be getting a chance to decide if they want an olympic size outdoor swimming pool in the community. A petition had been presented to the City Council with over 4000 signatures.
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Burnsville Voters Tuesday is your opportunity to vote for the future of our communityThe Committee for Better Government in Burnsville ask residents to vote for: Connie Morrison for Mayor, and Dan McElroy and Ken Wolf for Council in this campaign flyer.
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City of Burnsville crewCity of Burnsville equipment, employee unidentified. Photo compliments of the City of Burnsville.
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City of Burnsville crewPublic works department equipment (employee unidentified). Photo compliments of the City of Burnsville.
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Burnsville City HallFuture site of the Burnsville Civic Center - City Hall, Police, Ice Center and Garage on the Nicholson farm.
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