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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
2
A Bemidji city pollution dispute may become a lawsuit as the PCA seeks enforcement for sewage and phosphate control. The editorial urges city leaders and residents to stop excuses, meet the timetable, and pursue federal funding before the May 1973 deadline.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan cautions that major powers face no clear victory in the India Pakistan war. He notes potential Pyrrhic gains for India, Russian entanglements, Pakistan’s survival stakes, and China’s interest. The piece assesses US disengagement pressures and regional upheaval fueling Bengali nationalism and Maoist currents in Bengal.
The narrator recalls a Montana deer hunt with friends. On day two a buck is dropped at short range, antlers damaged. the next afternoon two bucks are shot in separate encounters, plus a buck fawn. They also note field dressing, venison prep, and tasting.
Ramsey District Judge Otis Godfrey declined to block reductions in local tax levies ordered by Tax Commissioner Roemer. The ruling directs county auditors to cut levies to the Legislature set limits for the coming year, with a potential trial later.
recalls expose small firms to bankruptcy as FDA lists over 1,400 products recalled last year including 365 foods and 927 drugs. Only about 200 companies hold recall insurance, with coverage requiring first costs and 10 to 20 percent of expenses above that. Insurance Information Institute notes plans and premium variability.
Readers thank the university press for supporting the Headstart toy drive and a man from Gary Indiana seeks Christmas cards for his deaf wife, Mrs James R Davis, 5137 Cleveland St Gary IN 46408. He asks others to send brief letters and promises to reply next year.
Linda Hollmer, a Bemidji State College senior, hails the Kenneth Clark Civilisation films shown over twelve weeks, commending their cultural value while noting low attendance. Paula Bradley organized the series, and a future screening may occur this year. The piece also discusses Minnesota tax relief and its impact on families, criticizing the 1971 tax package and its effects on various income levels.
Stanford California AP reports director Wolfgang Panofsky says damage to the world's longest atom smasher will not exceed 45000. Initial estimates had ranged up to 100000 after blasts last Tuesday in the tunnel under the San Francisco Peninsula hills. There is no information yet on the motive or method of the bombing.
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