John r tunheim biography of william hill

  • John Raymond Tunheim, named John after his maternal grandfather, was born in 1953, the eldest of Lucille and Raymond Tunheim's three children.
  • Defendant Ron Curtis Hill is currently serving a 100-month sentence after pleading guilty to distribution of methamphetamine.
  • John R. Tunheim, chief judge of US District Court for the District of Minnesota, will be the keynote speaker at the Law School's 2022 commencement exercises.

    • •

    Recent Posts

    In 1966, when I was nine years old, my dad brought home Rush to Judgment by Mark Lane. My dad was never a believer that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin of President John F. Kennedy and the book by Lane surely amplified that belief of his, as well as mine.

    In 1991, I went to visit my parents one afternoon and my mom told me that dad had gone to see JFK, the Oliver Stone film. When dad came home, he told me that I really needed to go out and see this film. The next day I did. To both of us, the film further increased our belief that the JFK assassination was indeed a conspiracy.

    While dad and I both thought the film was very insightful and informative about who may have murdered JFK and why he had created so many enemies within the United States government, many in the mainstream media gave the movie bad reviews. Like large media outlets like CBS, NBC and The New York Times, who had all endorsed the Warren Re

    •

    An tjänsteman website of the United States government

    Here’s how you know

    Official websites use .gov
    A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States.

    Secure .gov websites use HTTPS
    A lock () or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on tjänsteman, secure websites.

    Home

    •

    Six New Members Elected to the Minnesota Historical Society Executive Council

    ST. PAUL, Minn (December 10, 2024) – The membership of the Minnesota Historical Society (MNHS) elected six new members to the Executive Council at its 175th Annual Meeting in November:

    Jesse Bethke Gomez - St. Paul: Executive Director of Metropolitan Center for Independent Living. His mother’s (Irene Gomez-Bethke) papers are in the MNHS collections, and her life story is in the subject of an article on MNopedia.

    Dustin B. Heckman - Two Harbors: Director of Glensheen in Duluth, part of the University of Minnesota-Duluth campus.

    Bridget A. Larson-Lindner - Warroad: An enthusiastic social work educator with a strong desire to help students recognize the connection between learning and experience.

    John Pacheco, Jr. - Minneapolis: Founder and president of the Latino Chamber of Commerce of MN, Metropolitan Council Member and board member of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber.

    Da

  • john r tunheim biography of william hill