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News Tribune, Oct. 31, 1982
- Superior voters will decide this week whether they have changed their minds about having fluoride added to their water. The proposal was defeated in 1957, but now Superior is one of the last communities in Wisconsin not to have fluoridated water.
- Negotiations on a new contract between the Duluth Transit Authority and the union representing its drivers and mechanics begin tomorrow. The current three-year contract, which expires Nov. 30, covers 100 full-time and 12 part-time workers.
News Tribune, Oct. 31, 1922
- The Duluth Automobile Club yesterday passed a resolution demanding that all motor vehicle operators be required to furnish a bond or be covered by insurance. The resolution states that all drivers should be held responsible for any damage or injury they may cause.
- Approximately 100 Duluthians have already cast their votes in the Nov. 7 general election, Walter Borgen, county auditor, said yesterday. The votes were cast by persons designated as "absent voters," voters who expect to be out of the city on election day.
