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A I l'-4 GARDEN 641 2 LYNDALE AVE. SO. 5 -T''A Police clerk accuses chief in Bloomington GIGANTIC GREEN PLANT SALE! SCALF Staff Writer By ZELAH Minneapolis Star Bloomington and state officials are investigating a complaint accusing Police Chief James Brekken of "sexual harassment." Police clerk Marti Borneman, 27, said that for the past year Brekken has contin SELECT YOUR PLANTS FROM A SCIENTIFICALLY-RUN GREENHOUSE OPERATED BY PROFESSIONAL GROWERS. YOU'LL NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE IN YOUR PLANTS! lice department clerk for three years, also remains at her job. Pidgeon said this is the first complaint from any of the seven female clerks and four women dispatchers in the police department.

Last spring several Bloomington officials discussed seeking Brekken's resignation because they believed his family problems interfered with his work as chief and affected department morale. Last summer Pidgeon said he no longer was thinking about replacing Brekken because the problems apparently were straightened out. Monday he will conduct a closed hearing on the matter and complete the inquiry within a week. Pidgeon has the authority to fire the police chief. William L.

Wilson, state human rights commissioner, said Monday the state investigation may take several weeks. He refused to discuss the complaint or release a copy of it. Brekken will continue as chief, Pidgeon said. Brekken, 44, has been chief of the 100-member department since 1972. He has been with the department almost 21 years.

Ms. Borneman, a po WHILE THEY LAST! It $99 AI ME! vhe.uk.; ually called her at home or called her to his office to ask her out. Brekken said there is no truth to the complaint, filed Brekken s2)Q ARECA PALM BENJAMINA RUBBER PLANTS YUCCA PLANT MARGINATA FALSE ARALIA (5" POT) OTHERS THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR 10 April 9, 1975 Deadline on liquor license use gains An ordinance that would require new holders of Minneapolis liquor licenses to open business within two years or lose the license was approved today by the Consumer Services Committee of the City Council. The ordinance would require license applicants to file a statement of intent that would also include architectural plans for the bar or liquor store to be opened and evidence of a lease. If the business were not opened in two years or if the city determined other provisions of the intent statement had been violated, the license could be revoked.

The ordinance, i ntro-duced by DFL Alderman Richard Miller, 3rd Ward, is designed to prevent persons from acquiring licenses with the intent of never using them, but only transferring them later to other parties at a profit. The ordinance would also allow more input from community groups on the effect a license transfer or issuance might have on their neighborhoods. New issuances are currently based in part on the practice of aldermanic courtesy, which allows the alderman of the applicant's ward to reject the license, even if minimal requirements are met. The full Council is expected to act on the ordinance Friday. April 1 with the Minnesota Human Rights Commission.

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