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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
4
The Pioneer applauds Bemidji city council for hiring an outside engineering firm to advise on a sewage system. The editorial notes this does not undermine Stewart and Walker, but supports gathering multiple expert opinions to secure the best, cost effective solution for taxpayers.
The piece weighs ideas from Mark Hopkins on the college bench to John Holt and Buckminster Fuller on teaching. It argues against forced sequences of learning while citing Lincoln on adapting to a stormy present and questions how critics endured schooling.
A sweeping AP overview outlines how scarce coal gas and oil, tight environmental laws, and lagging exploration drive the energy crunch. It notes rising prices and outages on the East Coast and in Michigan, plus a shift toward imported oil amid limited domestic supplies.
A 1923 reference collates crossword style clues covering topics from Frosts Works Hampshire to British and American terms. It lists numbered entries such as Marine reptile and Epoch alongside defintions for Bay window and Nap. The long list includes clues for endings Chemistry regions music and literature terms with themed cross references.
HAL BOYLE notes gender differences in driver training with women seen as more teachable and modest. A Japanese craze includes doughnut dunking as a new fad with a US chain planning 100 shops in 1975. A health survey shows improvements for Americans earning over 7500 yearly, while poorer health declines. Centenarians’ traits include easygoing nature, humor, and constant activity despite varied health habits.
J J O'Donnell Sr owner of a Grafton woolens mill was the first industry executive convicted on a pollution charge. State authorities pursued violations from 1962 over dyes and wool fibers, ordering cleanup by 1971 under threat of fines. He pleaded no contest, paid fines, and moved operations to Northfield Vermont as municipal treatment lagged.
Vernon, 47, walked to St Paul mayor Larry Cohen and asked for money for a drink. The mayor took him to a hotel bar and later to City Hall where an alcoholism counselor was found for Vernon, who left with a reminder to seek help.
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