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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1973

Page

4

Agnew Under Fire Yet Not Formally Charged

The Pioneer editorial defends Spiro Agnew amid Watergate fallout. It argues the vice president faces unproven allegations while criticizing a major newspaper for unfairly linking him to Maryland politics and a bridge purchase. The piece urges fairness and caution in reporting during a time of scandal.

Watergate Nixon White House Maryland Agnew Chesapeake Bay The New York Times Times

Fischer sees Nelson vulnerable in 1974 race

Minnesota DFL leaders say Rep Ancher Nelson could be beatable in 1974 as they target the 2nd District seat while noting Nelson’s Nixon era ties. Zwach will not run again and possible DFL challengers include Richard Nolan and Alex Olson, with GOP names John Grunseth and Aubrey Dirlam discussed.

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota DFL Ancher Nelson John Zwach Nelson Zwach Henry Fischer Fischer Dflers Nixon Ancher Charles Turnbull St. Peter Jon Wefald Richard Nolan Alex Olson Spicer John Grunseth GOP State House Aubrey Dirlam Redwood Falls

Listening is a Dead Art in America

Hal Boyle laments the decline of listening in modern life and proposes a National Clam Up Day. He quips about snoring spouses, unspellable clerks, postcards from disliked destinations, and the empty faces on New York subways, noting the subway as a rare refuge from inflation death and taxes.

America Hal Boyle New York New York City

Old and New Water Barriers Across the 9 Across Puzzle

The puzzle lists clues for a range of terms from water barriers to a Brythonic sea god and jungle denizen. Answers include items like dam, levee, foehn, and hyena, with crosswords hinting at length and wordplay across historical contexts.

Mills Considers Retirement as Back Ailment Hits Power

The House Ways and Means Committee faces leadership questions as Chairman Wilbur Mills seeks back relief and contemplates retirement next year. Rep Al Ullman acts as interim chair with support from members while committee work slows and a firm action deadline looms before Oct. 1.

Washington House Ways and Means Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas Congress Mills Nixon Tokyo al Ullman Oregon Ullman Herman T. Schneebeli Northwest Rules Committee Committee On Committees Democratic Committee On Committees

Minnesota DNR Urges Resource as Life Foundation

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources stresses that conservation is more than business. it underpins existence. It highlights water and soil as the starting point of all natural and manufactured goods, linking forests, fish, animals, birds, and other resources to these essentials.

Earth

Nature's Resources and Water Use in Modern Society

The article argues conservation as essential to human life, noting overuse of land and polluted waters. It stresses stewardship for future generations, cites Minnesota water wealth, and calls for reforms to manage land and water with public involvement and accountability.

Minnesota United States

Productivity lag harms inflation and grows wealth

The piece argues lagging productivity fuels inflation despite rising output. It notes 1973 second quarter nonfarm productivity fell while countries like Germany France Sweden and Japan posted gains. Sustained 1 percent long-term productivity could add trillions in wealth and stabilize prices, wages, and the dollar.

New York America France Sweden Japan United States Price Commission C. Jackson Grayson

Crestwood High School Dress Code Restricts Attire

Mantua Ohio Crestwood High School outlines a new dress code for the upcoming year banning undershirts with nothing over them tank tops gang logo wear shorts sandals without socks and cleated shoes. Girls face bans on heavy cosmetics low cut dresses sheer blouses midriff tops and high heels while boys must be clean shaven with limited sideburns jeans and long hair allowed if neat.

Crestwood High School Mantua Ohio

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