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. of accident, OWl aOUUl,;UVU <;J.~.....~....t"~ -. ,-,'U"'_ _ _ I W edDesday, police said. debis paid.. But. by the tune' the OOUl;.UI. ......... ..........,. ......... "'-- THOMAS J. COWNS STAFF w<>lTEl' A ._year-old grrl was riding her deal was put ill writing last weel<. mell' from Chautauqua.. ~ -. "" bicycle in front af her home m the it didn't net enough mooey to pay poratloo gave Chau I A 36-year-old man who police 2300 block of North Edinbrook the bills. $111.000 for its bills and "' Terrace wben a malt ortlered her The Riverfront Carp, located at pay $70.000 in loans pe' 'y bas been arrested in se.:<-relat- intO his car. City Hall. is a private. nonprofit guaranteed by Chautauqu ~ffenses ill Nevada in the past The girl ran tn a neighbor's group separate from Chautauqua, me.lllbers. ordered held without bail borne. and police were called. , another private nonprofit. Mayor Cyd Haynes. Chautauo I . Thursday in Brooklyn Park wbile While police were investigating, Norm Coleman appointed the Riv- rectOr, said all artists" aU'thorities investigate an alleged erfront board and Its executive di- formed were paid in full. cJtild_abductIon attempt WedDes- they receIved another report of a rector, Patriclt Seeb, to oversee of $300 or less were paie man who yelled at a young girl day. . .' . J W" riding her bike near North Zane his plans for a riverfront revival she said. and all those ow I :>\t this pomt, on ilham. Court and Brooklyn Boulevard- Asked bow the partial payments than $300 are being paid..!. Strand. cof Brooklyn Parl<.,. bas Th. did not attempt to lure would affect the willingness of ~tage. c been charged ouly WIth drivmg e man , artists and vendors to work on Baynes declined to Sl'" while intoxicated and leaving the the grrl mto his car,. futore riverfront events, Seeb said ~tage; she said this'" I scene of an accident. He was being Shortly thereafter, police re- most busmess people "will be able biblted by a confidentialit held Thursday for allegedly violat- ceived a third call. of a car that to tell the difference" between in the written agreemen! ing conditions of a stayed sentence had hit a utility pole near Mount Chantauqua and the Riverfront few of the debtors repor for prevIous driving offenses. Curve Boulevartl and Greenl1aven Corp. . ments of between 40 pel' I The Hennepin County attorne1s Road and fled the scene. I PLANT "Maybe. . . we can BACK TO work out something ..,.. CONTINUED FROM 18 to keep it (the I .Board chairwoman Cindy Jell" storage site) next to sen invited Novak and Jennings, I the power station" During Total BedroolT who were the key Sll"usors of the UJREN JENNI'lGS Truckload of savings on eve Prauie Island legislation. to ex- I plain why NSP must see<. another OFt-HARRIS site when the metal casks could be about other issues, including shut- more safely stored near the com- ting down the two SOO-megawatt i.an1s Prauie Island nuclear pow- reactors. NEW 001< Youth Bed' I.. plant. In fact., NSP began tem, Croclter pointed out that the & Bedroom Furniture porarily storing wastes in a cask Legislatore told NSP to see!( an- . ..4.' . near the plant three months ago. other site for the metal casKs be- Unique youth bedroom"- ,f Jennings said the alternate site cause of the "charge of nuclear great space saver for ,'. '0.~ I was something environmentalists ra=." Legislators agreed it was kids room! Now yoU" ~ wanted if they could not get their not fair that the citizenS of Red can store ai/those things ~ first cl10ice of closing down the Wing and Goodhue County re- ~-="!: you never had room /0(, """ nuclear plant. ceived enormOUS finanCIal benefits ""''"' I "Maybe as the emotion dies lrom the nuclear power plant down and people are willing to wbile the Praine Island. tribal revisit the issue. we can work out community receIved nothing but something to l<.ee1' it next to the the anUS of liVIng a balf-mlle from I power station," Jennings sald. the wastes. 'Jepsen said sbe and the board's "This is an opportunity for the staff bad talked to a number of people of Minnesota to get respon- legislators on all sides of the issue sible for Its wasteS," Croclter said. I and said sbe was "pleasantly sur. -referring to the possibility of ne" posed to find there may be inter- legislative bearings. Fearures T est in isolating It and reopemng It Jensen said the compromise is a cedar-lfne in the next session." pacltage deal and the Legislatore foOT of be I ,'Jepsen said some things bave must live up to it. Further. nothing (skiis. tishi~ cl1anged since May 1994, wben the bas cl1anged. Until the casks actu- FuJI sae C." cQmpromise agreement was ally leave Prairie Island, there is reacl1ed. For instance. the Mesca- no gu;rratltee that the Mesca1eros I lero Apacl1e' tribe in New Mexico can live up to their agreement. - i recently voted to acce;>t NSP's nu- clear waste in the next decade, o n. DFL-North Jepsen said. That makes it less Bl'3Dch. wbo led the opposition to likely the wastes will stay at Prai-: NSP's plans to stOre the wastes in , ' I rie Island forever. 'metal casks, said she has talked to :' I :' But George Croc!l:er of the Jepsen and is not intere;ted in re- ' Pecos North American Water Office and opemng the debate. Bnt If that i Bookcase _Diane Jensen of Clean Water AC'! happens, maybe the casl<.s could \. Waterbed I Uon Alliance. two enVlronmental' stay at Prairie Island if the state \ Indudes oookccse ists who played key roles in th paid the tribe to relocate some- heoOtJOOfd.trame. . 1994 debate. said if the Legisla where else, sucl1 as the Twin Cities wareroe<1 mCJttress. heater. liner. STandard rfnec, ture !nes to talk about one part oj Army AmmnDltion plant property ,: declc. Avoi/otJle in Light Honey or Walnut n1Sfl, I the bill. they will want to talld in Arden HilJs. she said. ' " .- I .lI mil - -,- t"l I __. ___u .