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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues that the notion nobody is hurt by misbehavior is false, using drugs and alcohol as key examples. It cites hospital burdens, crime costs, and police neglect to show social costs. It attributes vandalism, theft, and reckless driving to moral indifference and calls for accountability.
A comic strip caption jokes about buying a new style with chunky three inch heels before tall men embrace the trend. The quip plays on height differences and fashion buzz.
President Nixon rejected a $2 billion antipoverty package creating day care and related services for children from all income levels. He called the measure radical and costly, vetoing the expansion of the Head Start program and opposition argued he bowed to politics while liberals condemned the move.
A White House briefing says the Indian attack into East Pakistan on November 22 surprised the United States. Nixon and Kisiner had no India response. U S policy aims for a peaceful solution, cease fire, and relief for refugees while avoiding blame.
UNIT 3 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS meets at Mrs Will Najjar home Monday 8 p.m. SWEET ADELINES rehearse at First Presbyterian church Monday 7 45 p.m. ICE BOX TOPS Club at Senior high Room 213 Monday 7 30 p.m. MOOSE CLUB regular meeting Monday 8 p.m. Solway Cub Scouts meet Solway Lutheran church 7 30 p.m. under Cubmaster David Jore. parents invited. TuesdayBemidji Music Club caroling at Bemidji Hospital Nursing Unit 7 p.m. Refreshments at Ronald Gearman home 609 Lake Blvd. PAUL BUNYAN Chapter SPEBSQSA practice First Lutheran church 8 p.m. Bemidji Barracks 853 WWI Veterans and Auxiliary meet VFW club rooms Tuesday 2 p.m. AA and Al-Anon meet United Methodist church lounge 8 p.m. rides via 751 6615 or 751 4967.
A husband recalls attempting to flock a Christmas tree with home kit chaos. The process coats the house, pets, and family, triggering fights and a final hilariously frozen disaster. His wife finds the scene funny while he vows never to flock again.
Sen Hubert Humphrey indicated he might run in the 1972 Wisconsin presidential preference primary and would issue a plan next month. He said he would not file a disclaimer in Wisconsin and stressed building a capable organization before deciding, noting modest national polls and a small campaign presence in Washington.
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