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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1973
Page
4
Editorial notes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York remains eager for a 1974 bid and a 1976 presidency despite polls and controversy. Aides deny changes in plan, emphasize staff strength, and discuss generational shifts plus potential rivals in a shifting Republican field.
AUTOWEEK reports Honda, aiming at 1975 standards, installed its emission control on a new American car in Detroit. The Honda-ized hybrid allegedly outperforms the stock GM vehicle in mileage and horsepower, hinting at a Honda-Chev possibility for GM cars within two years.
The Minnesota Supreme Court will relocate after Labor Day to the St. Paul Federal Building for about a year while the Capitol is remodeled. The move marks the first time the court has left the Capitol for official duties, with sessions held on the fifth floor of the federal building.
Muralist John LaFarge created four paintings in the dome over the court chamber during the Capitol's early build. The chamber undergoes a general spruce up with retouching to the 1905 era furnishings noted by court administrator Richard Klein. The court may relocate to the east wing if space is reallocated. a new Legislative Office Building could free Capitol space. The Law Library moves from the third floor to 117 University Ave. the court will keep a smaller library and after Sept 10 its address becomes 525 Federal Building, 316 N. Robert, St. Paul.
Brazil designed and built the Bandeirante, a twin engine turboprop, now flying short routes with Transbrasil and chosen by VASP for year end service. EMBRAER aims to sell the plane abroad. it carries 15 passengers, cruises at 260 mph, and can take off from a 1,160 foot runway.
A Georgian party organ says Soviet travelers abroad show discipline and political maturity gaps. It cites Georgians Nugzar Kalandadze Maria Bochorishvili and Kete van Gvetadze selling goods overseas and smuggling rubles. Officials urged tighter screening and accountability for tour leaders and therapists.
With Kissinger expected to win Senate approval as secretary of state, Nixon aims to push a renewed Year of Europe. The move could accelerate Western alliance talks, Atlantic Charter ideas, and a European response to U S Soviet detente amid Watergate strains. French observers warn a new charter may dilute Europe's political identity within the EEC.
Former Minneapolis Moline workers told the Minnesota House Labor Relations Committee that state pension protections are needed after White Motor closed the Lake Street plant in 1969 and terminated the plan. About 700 retirees saw benefits cut from 386 to 83 dollars monthly, with assets around 3.4 million against 20 million in obligations. This urges state level pension reinsurance to guarantee promised benefits.
In letters to the editor Matt Ryback of Blackduck notes TV and radio analysis of the Presidents speech while urging withdrawal from Indochina to avoid long wars. Don Johnson writes thanks from VFW Cooties P.T. 26 for a corn feed that benefits the Veterans Hospital, listing helpers and thanking local media and the Pioneer photographer.
In a blend of mystery and biography, Arcadia’s celebrated heroine captures attention as scholars discuss her influence across theater and society. Critics note her resilience, while contemporaries in arts circles praise her daring performances and enduring legacy.
New England starts rainy then clears. Greater New York New Jersey turns warm with midweek rain then clear end of week. Middle Atlantic Coastal cool then very warm later. Southeast Piedmont cloudy cool, then rain and hot weekend. Florida partly clear hot then rain through week. Toronto Montreal heavy rain then cool, end warm. Ohio Valley cloudy then very warm later. Deep South intermittent rain, hot on weekend. Chicago Great Lakes rain then cool, end clear and hot. Northern Great Plains to Great Lakes rain then very warm. Central Great Plains rain, clearing, weekend showers. Texas Oklahoma cloudy hot, cooler, some rain, fair hot weekend. Rocky Mountain light rain and hot weekly. Southwest Desert partly cloudy, very hot, heavy rain later, near 100 weekend. Pacific Northwest clear warm, showers, then cooler and cloudy, light rain weekend. California overcast then scattered showers and warm weekend.
Pentagon says spending to convert a Boeing C15A into a VIP jet is not out of line. GAO figures cited by Sen. Proxmire show about 670000 spent on amenities including a sink cabinet and three bathrooms. Air Force investigation finds no irregularities while the aircraft undergoes work at Wright Patterson AFB.
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