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Lydia residences to go Theodore Pegues from the commission post, especial-
next?
"The residents demand human relations commis- ly from the area of Maple-
sion. The council is seeking wood west of Interstate
action now—no more ta-
bling the issues until oppo- applicants for the planning 35E.
sition wears out . . . (We)
will fight by posting signs,
badgering the council meet-
ings, publicizing your mis-
takes, and, if necessary,
seeking annexation to
North St.Paul."
The council also ap-
proved raises for Maple-
wood policemen after a
long discussion about extra
pay for night duty. Patrol-
men's salaries were raised
to approximately the level
of a St. Paul patrolmen's
wages; all other employees
were given a five per cent
pay raise.
The policemen are nego-
tiating with Michael Miller,
village manager. for an
insurance plan for on-the-
job injuries.
The police negotiators
are also asking for extra
pay for night duty and larg-
er pay increases for.ser-
geants. The council did not
approve either request, but
voted to study and consider
them soon.
Bids for the management
of Maplewood's 1973 bond
issue were opened during
the meeting. The low bid
for the $2,175,000 in perma-
nent bonds was made by the
i' American National Bank
and Trust and Piper. Jaf-
i fray and Hopwood with a
predicted net interest rate
I of 5.15 per cent. American
National Bank and Trust
i also made the low bid for
I the $890,000 of temporary
+ bonds at a net interest rate
of 4.80 per cent.
The council accepted the
resignations of Gerald
Mogren from the planning
commission and T. Jerome
Enright, David Perrizo and
Wed., Jun