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-- ----- I . of accident DWI abduction attempt at .uo v.,u. '-'orp. ill ex~u"U5< '"' U4YW5 .~ , , Wednesday, police said. debts paid. But by tbe time tbe bouglit the tent and other A 6-year-old girl was ridin,g her deal was put in 'writing last week, ment from Cliautauqua.' Th' THOMAS J.: COWNS STAFf WRITEII bicycle in front of Iier home ill the it didn't net enougli money to pay poratlon gave Cliaut. A 2300 block of North EdinbrOOk the bills. $111,000 for its bills and agre .. 3s-year-old man wbo police Terrace wben a man, ordered her Tbe Riverfront Corp.. Inca, ted at pay $70,000 m loaus pen;, bas been arrested in sex-relat- into his car. City Hall, is a private, nooprofit guaranteed by Cbautauqoa offenses in Nevada in the past The girl ran to a neighbor's group separate from ~utauqoa, members. " , I was ordered held wlth,out ball home, and police were called. another pnvate nonprofit. Mayor Cyd Ha.ynes, Cbautauqu. . Thursday in Brooklyn Park while .' ," Norm Cnleman appototed tbe Riv- rector, said all artists ,wb , authorities investigate an alleged While pollce were mvestigating, erfront board and its executive di- formed were paid in fuJl..A child-abduction attempt Wednes- th:i; ~~lV;\I:o~~ r;r~ o~ rector, Patrick Seeb, to oversee of $300 or less were paid . day. . m, w . his plans for a riverfront revival. she said, and all tbose ower I ;\t tbis point Jon William . nding ber bike ,near North Zane Asked Iiow the partial payments than $300 are being paid,thf Strand, "of. Brooklyn Park, lias Court and. Brooklyo Boulevard. would affect the willingness of percentage.. ,.Ii , beeDcharged only with driving The ':"'II did not attempt to lure artists and vendors to work on Haynes declined to spec: while intoxicated and leaving the the grrlmto his car. future riverfront events Seeb said percentage; she said this,'Wa I sce"neof an accident. He was being Shortly thereafter, police re- most business people '..rlu be able bibited by.a confidentiality held Thursday for allegedly Vlolat- ceived a tlrird call, of a car that to tell the difference" between m the wntten agreement. ing conditions of a stayed sentence bad hit a utility pole near Mount Chautauqna and the Riverfront few of the dehtors reporte for previous driving offenses. Curve Boulevard and Greeobaven Cnrp. ' ments of between 40 perce I The Hennepin Cnunty attorney's Road and fled tbe scene. ; I PLANT "Maybe... we can . BACK TOi : work out something I , ... CONTINUED FROM I B to keep it. (the.!; I .Board chairWoman Cindy Jep- storage site) next to "'} sen invited Novak and Jennings, the power station" During Total Bedroom who were the key sponsors of the . . I Prairie Island legislation, to ex- LOREN JENNINGS Truckload of savings on ever,,' plain why NSP must seek another DFl.HARRIS ' site when the metal casks could be about other issues, including shut- ~: more safely stored near the com- ting down the two 50D-megawatt ~y's Prairie Island nuclear pow- reactors. , NEW Oak Youth Bed' plant. In fact, NSP began tem- Crocker pomted out tbat the & Bedroom Furniture ' porarilY storing wastes in a cask Legislature told NSP to seek an- near the plant three months ago. other site for the metal casks be- Unique youth bedroom,'- JeDDlIlgs said the alternate SIte cause of the "charge of nuclear great space saver for, 0 ' I was something environmentalists racism." Legislators agreed it was kids room! Now you', wanted if they could not get their not fair that the citizens of Red can store all those things first choice of closing down the Wing and Good~ue County ~e- you never had room for, nuclear plant. ceIved enormous fmancial benefits '. I "Maybe as the emotion dies from the uUclear power plant down and people are willing to while the Prairie Island' tribal revisit the issue, we can work out community received nothing but something to keep it next to the the onus of living a hall-mile from I power station," Jennings said. the wastes. 'Jepsen said she and the board's "This is an opportunity for the staff had talked to a number of people of Minnesota to get respon- legislators on all sides of the issue sible for its wastes," Crocker said, I and said she was "pleasantly sur-referring to the possihility of new Twin Size ( pcised to find there may be inter- legislative hearings. Features tw, est In isolating it and reopening it Jensen said the compromise is a cedor-linec in- the next session." package deal and the Legislature foOt of bed I ,:Jepsen said some things have must live up to it. Further, nothing (skiis fishing changed since May 1994, when the has changed. Until the casks acto- Fuil ~e Che cl1mpromise agreement was ally leave Prairie Island, there is reached. For instance, the Mosca- no guarantee that the Mescaleros I lero Apache tribe in New Mexico can live up to their agreement, sbe",o;' i recently voted to accept NSP's nu- ' ' clear waste in the next decade, n. ane 0 DSOn, DFL-North Jepsen said. That makes it less Branch, who led the opposition to I likely the wastes will stay at Pral-, NSP's plans to store the wastes in ne Island forever. ,metal casks, said she has talked to I ' :'But George Crocker of the Jepsen and is not interested in re- Pecos {' North American Water Office and opeoing tbe debate. But if that! Bookcase Diane Jeusen of Clean Water Ac- bappens, maybe the casks could ~ Waterbed tion Alliance, two environmental stay at Prairie Island if the state \ Includes Dookcose Ists who played key roles in paid the iribe to relocate some- heOd/;XJOrd. frome, , 1994 debate, said if the Legisla where else such as tbe Twin Cities waterI:Jedmattress"heater.lrner,standard~ede' ture tries to talk about one part 0 Army ~unition plant property deck. AvailaDle In Light Honey or Walnut nISh, I the bill, they will want to in Arden Hills, she said. ' -=_"'" ~,'I, ,. ",.'., ' . 1111., 1 "." . _ ._,_ n I '.: .: , n.' ____.~,'_. _ ,L ,. .