18 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1977
Page
1
The Associated Press reports the national park system expects crowds to top last bicentennial turnout this year. Plan for millions visiting federal sites this summer as ninety nine areas, including thirty seven national, prepare for peak visitation.
Consumer Watch reports the national park system includes 293 sites such as monuments and historic houses. In 1975 298.0 million visits occurred, 267.8 million in 1976, with about 280 million expected this year. Camping and entrance fees vary, with Golden Eagle Passport at $10 and free admission for those 82 and older.
The Minnesota DFL State Central Committee approved a resolution supporting special elections for mid term Senate vacancies. The move gains independent Republican backing amid a legislature debate on a related bill. Former Gov. Wendell Anderson urged elections, saying he preferred being elected. The party also adopted an affirmative action plan to widen party caucus procedures and diversify participation.
A 61 member Minnesota delegation from 48 firms travels to Cuba to assess the business climate and potential trade opportunities. The group includes agricultural, banking, industrial, and publishing interests led by General Mills and Pillsbury figures, aiming to reopen trade routes and expand food and feed imports.
A sprawling AP report outlines virology basics and the race to combat viruses. It notes how viruses mutate, cause diseases from the common cold to Ebola and Lassa fever, and how vaccination and antiviral research aim to curb pandemics. It mentions Watson, Pollard, Casals, and recent viral outbreaks worldwide.
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