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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1973
Page
4
The Bemidji Pioneer reports a twin editorial focus on Watergate fallout in Washington and a desolate Munich Olympic Village. It notes empty apartments, high costs, and a memorial plaque at 31 Connally Strasse for the 11 Israeli athletes killed in the 1972 attack.
After the 1972 Games, some Munich dwellers fear peace in the village while media housing fills. Tourists have toured the stadium, but attendance at major events remains low. Cleanup crews report 1100 tons of trash from Olympic Lake and roof repairs lag due to insulation issues.
Howard Lamoureaux and grandson Bill Potter run a 17 000 acre cattle operation between Mission South Dakota and Valentine Nebraska. They face rising feed and mineral costs while price swings for yearlings and calves threaten profitability and test their endurance.
The McCall's article notes rising numbers of students taking a year off between high school and college. Colleges now guarantee admission or readmission on request, with policy shifts favoring deferred enrollment. Middle and upper middle class youths lead the trend, while truly disadvantaged students are priced out.
Larry Uttal rose from repeated business flops to become Bell Records president. His firm scored the No 1, 2 and 3 hits, produced 20 gold records, and built a British presence. He credits failure, followup, and talent scouting for success, citing stars like the Partridge Family and Dawn plus Godspell.
Readers defend Biella and Benson against Upper Mississippi Mental Health Clinic funding and criticise regionalism and tax waste. A second letter argues against mandatory auto safety devices, claiming driver choice is paramount and belts infringe personal liberty. Bemidji area names appear.
A compact reader list covers Philippine sweetsop farm structure and New Zealand parrots plus notes on superlative endings and proper usage. Includes South American river references, bacon skin terms, and Spanish ch patterns for quick reference.
A set of crossword style clues with numbered hints including cattle, urge, diet, Vaticinate, answer, Swiss city, steamer abbreviation, Asian antelope, adverbial speech, desert gas spots, cupolas, turn out, juicy fruit, class, feeling, food fish, noisy sale talks, South African fox, pecans as example, chemical substance, blackthorn, confined, boy name, diminutive of Samuel, music as written, legendary bird, Indonesian of Mindanao.
A collage of Old Farmer hints and weather notes. Forecasts cover New England to the Pacific Northwest with rain, heat, and cooling trends. Entries mention a Sturgeon Moon date, an August window for fruit trees, and regional outlooks for storms and sunshine.
In Washington, a suit challenges the Forest Service plan to raise FY 1974 timber sales by 1.1 billion board feet without an environmental impact statement. Natural Resources Defense Council, Sierra Club, and Wilderness Society argue forest damage, road building, erosion, fire risk, and price justification.
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