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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues the costly steel labor contract may trigger higher steel prices and a prolonged production slump. It notes mill closures, mergers, offshore mills, and reduced employment threaten the industry and workers, questioning why steel firms cooperated in self-harm.
Limited Picturephone service shows domineering users fixating cameras on themselves while camera shy individuals hide behind partial views. Abrupt talkers grow more engaging on video, as voice patterns come alive. The unseen reaction of someone interrupted in a hot tub remains uninvestigated.
Leon Johnson announced the Beltrami County Fair will host the Matt Armstrong Shows carnival with at least 15 major rides and five kiddie rides plus popular concessions. The circuit already includes Blue Earth Fairmont Winona Hutchinson in Minnesota and Mason City Sydney in Iowa.
Hoang Duc Ho a North Vietnamese medic and communist party member traveled the Ho Chi Minh trail armed with an AK47 and carried a notebook with poems slogans and a vow to unify Vietnam. He joined the party in 1968 and died in Cambodia with M16 bullets in a riverside field.
In Bach Gia a 15 minute clash between armed forces ended with a major narcotics haul. A sampan carried agents as Navy speedboats tried to free two sailors. 10 Chinese and 15 Vietnamese were arrested. The operation traces heroin from Burma opium through Southeast Asia to the American GI market.
A reader in Minneapolis laments extravagant moon rock prices at ten billion dollars a bushel and argues the nation should quit buying to curb inflation. He recalls early market days at age fifteen selling radishes for a dollar a bushel and notes the U S debt and rising interest. He asserts personal finances and thrift as solutions.
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