Christmas Cheer Brightens Bemidji Streets This Year
The Bemidji Chamber of Commerce and city install new decorations and extend shopping hours for a festive season. They plan Christmas caroling events and consider playing taped carols in downtown spaces to enhance the holiday atmosphere amid rising shopper activity and the single audible Jingle Bells tune from registers.
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Bemidji
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
City and
Holiday Displaced In Seasonal Paradox
The text discusses how the year end holidays magnify both joy and hardship. It notes rising personal crises and family violence during Thanksgiving and Yuletide, and questions community responsibility for supporting those feeling displaced. It argues individuals must adapt to life within a society that values personal independence.
Persecution of Jehovahs Witnesses in Malawi Report
N H Knorr reports at Jehovahs Witnesses Brooklyn HQ that since August 19 1975 Malawi forces return refugees from Mozambique to endure brutal persecution. Police and Youth League members beat, rape, loot, and detain adults to compel party card purchases while children are left vulnerable.
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Malawi
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mozambique
N.H. Knorr
Brooklyn
Knorr
Central Region
Kumbweza Banda
Malawi Congress Party
League of Malawi Youth
Jesus
Kanchenche
Sosla
Elson Muluzi
Jehovah's Witnesses
Chimasongwe
Lilongwe
Youth League
Chipukupuku
League of Malawi
Zambia
H. Kamuzu Banda
Rights of landowners voiced over deer season enforcement
A letter to the editor argues that local landowners are being ignored and discriminated against by state Conservation Officers after deer season. The writer notes no hunter has been charged for hunting on private land without a landowner permit, posted or not.
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Albert Lokken
Why not here dairy farming on 120 acres
Albert Lokken of Tenstrike questions farming size and land use in a letter citing veterans land sale, Amish methods near several towns, and hunting license limits. He predicts wide posting of private land unless landowners receive tax relief and protections amid rising real estate taxes.
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A.B.C. News
Wadena
Bertha
Staples
Wrightstown
Here
Reagan Springsteen ticket echoes clash of eras in politics
The Nation compares Ronald Reagan and Bruce Springsteen as polar yet parallel icons. It notes Reagan's rugged wholesome image versus Springsteen's counterculture appeal, highlighting media hype, public perception, and the potential impact if Reagan rises to lead.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Bruce Springsteen
Springsteen
Reagan
California
Asbury Park
N.J
Bob Dylan
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Dylan
Time Magazine
John the Baptist
Columbia Records
Time
Henry Luce
James Wilberth
Maureen Orth
Newsweek
Coca-Cola
Republic
DNR opposes ban on graph type depth locators
Fisheries specialist argues that graph type depth finders boost efficiency by locating fish quickly, but warns overharvest on some lakes. He favors directing anglers to underutilized waters and using restraint to protect stressed populations while noting many already have access to advanced gear.
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Tracy Close
Minnesota
DNR Section
al Lindner
Court nominee Stevens seen as swing vote in Supreme Court
President Ford's pick Judge John Paul Stevens could tilt the court toward the conservative side on key issues like the death penalty. A Midwest, later-career jurist, Stevens is viewed as a moderate in First Amendment cases and may limit the exclusionary rule as the justices reassess criminal procedure.
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W. Dale Nelson
Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Senate
Chicago Jurist
Stevens
Potter Stewart
Lewis F. Powell Jr
High Court
Douglas
Economic reality drives consumer buying in inflation era
AP analysis notes consumers face higher prices that curb spending while professionals rely on models. It highlights 8.4 percent inflation in October and weak retail sales, then discusses a shift toward worker ownership of capital via pension and profit sharing plans, with John Wright touting this new capitalism as equitable and efficient.
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John Cunniff
New York
Legion
Commerce Department
Bal Harbour
Fla
Wright
Bridgeport
Conn
America
Do's and Don'ts for Santa in Times Square
New York AP report notes thirty Santas lined up in Times Square to collect for holiday dinners aiding needy families. Volunteers of America issues guidance for Santa duties, urging honesty, safety, courtesy, and moderation.
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New York
Times Square
Volunteers of America
Claus Rules for Santas in Public Service Roles
The document outlines courteous, jolly conduct for Santa helpers, advising pleasant behavior, cheerful ringing of bells, safe proximity to chimneys, polished attire, and patience with children. It directs Santas to refer unanswered questions to the Volunteers of America headquarters officer.
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The
Volunteers of America
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