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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
4
The Pioneer argues Nixon steps to ease the energy shortage will alter many sectors. It cites impacts on gasoline supply, travel, amusements, autos, mobile homes, boats, airlines, buses, and trucking, predicting layoffs and shifts in behavior as the nation confronts oil limits.
HAL BOYLE recalls memory as the great story teller of American life. He reflects on past decades noting everyday scenes from work lunches to carnival prizes and social norms, contrasting frugality and optimism with Depression era attitudes and rural life.
The Underground Press Revue argues for renaming the Underground Press Syndicate to Alternative Press Syndicate. It says underground is a misnomer and hinders readers, noting establishment press figures may agree and that alternative signals choice to readers.
Minnesota facing costlier Capitol area tenancy as agencies occupy 6500 workers and 5000 cars daily. CAAPC studies space use and ponders centralizing offices, with options for a Twin Cities government center and a cap on buildings and parking. Legislation would guide future space management.
Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon defends his upcoming role as head of the Federal Energy Administration saying he does not rule out rationing or other measures. He backs strong allocation programs and a possible gasoline tax amid the fuel shortage.
The White House will disclose that President Nixon paid under 6000 dollars in federal income taxes over three years and that more than 72000 dollars were paid in the first year of his presidency. Documents also show he paid 38646 dollars after taking office and 30916 dollars in withheld payroll taxes in early 1973.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has briefed eight times before Senate and House committees since his Sept. 21 confirmation. He pledged to provide information and discussed Arab Israeli, European, and NATO topics in multiple hearings, contrasting with Rogers who testified fewer times.
A compact cryptic style crossword list with Across and Down clues themed by eras and wordplay. Readers solve for terms like Evangelist and Huguenots while filling a grid with linguistic twists and archaic spellings.
Aries through Pisces are advised to act with backing from higher-ups and to pursue practical plans. The readings urge collaboration, careful planning, efficiency, and focus on harmony, finances, health, and education to realize future success. The piece ends with a note on a child born today embracing education, spiritual training, and flexible talent.
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