Editorial Back to the bike is the only answer
Marie Birnbaum of the Department of Transportation champions bikes as a solution to energy and environmental issues. She notes rising adult bicycle sales and 850 to 1,114 bicycle fatalities yearly, urges rider rights and safe bikeways, and warns of limited bike supply amid energy shortages.
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Lee Roderick Washington
Department of Transportation
Marie Birnbaum
DOT
America
U.S
Miss Birnbaum
Office of Environmental Affairs
U. S
Department
Europe
Minnesota public payrolls rise faster than national average
Minnesota state and local government payrolls grew from October 1967 to October 1972. Full-time equivalent employees increased by 37,118 to 177,611, while average pay rose to 831 dollars monthly, about 39.7 percent higher than 1967. payroll total reached 145,224,000 dollars in October 1972.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Taxpayers Association
Bureau of the Census
Harold T. Miller
Association
Michigan
Florida
New York
Illinois
Double-Talk in Marriage Parley by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle examines how couples use double-talk in marriage. He offers examples of veiled meanings behind compliments and everyday remarks, noting such evasive speech sustains domestic life and avoids open conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Readers Comments on Minnesota Rights and Ice Boat Tales
A Bemidji reader voices frustration with state policy on studded tires and governance and urges a candidate against Governor Anderson. The letter then recalls ice boat experiences on White Bear Lake, detailing ice boat design, speed, safety, and a vivid crash anecdote from Howard L. McLeod.
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Minnesota
Warren Spannaus
Cass County
Anderson
Albert Lea
Securities industry struggles to find direction and growth
New York AP report notes the securities industry in confusion with low morale as the SEC and brokers clash over tipping points in reform. Ticker tape plans stall while ground rules and federal oversight are negotiated. The move away from fixed commissions faces challenges as exchanges weigh third market risks and competition. Garrett warns only adaptation sustains profits.
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New York
Ray Garrett Jr
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
The
Juniper Perper Given One More Chance at North Pole
Santa convenes a North Pole meeting to determine Juniper Perper status after a string of accidents. The elves vote to grant him a final chance with a job in the Christmas Ball Factory, under strict supervision, with a warning if he errs again.
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Santa
Ely
Juniperperper
North Pole
Magic Snow Forest
Jamie
Juniper Perper
Mrs. Claus
Juniper Per Per
Julius
Humper Perper
Jude
Anniper Perper
Jasper
Jinkers
Juniper
Call for a free unafraid press and ethics bills
The editor urges a free unafraid press to reveal government secrecy and inform citizens. He cites Common Cause and JRLC pushing ethics bills in Congress and state legislatures and asks readers to contact representatives and vote yes. He names Doug St Onge and Gerald Willet as contacts.
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Congress
Common Cause
JRLC
Joint
Religious Legislative Committee
Doug St. Onge
Gerald Willet
Paul Kabat
Carroll Righter forecast for January in newspaper
The column offers astrological guidance for each sign with advised actions to improve relations, work efficiency, finances, and health. It notes a young birth year focus and encourages contacting Carroll Righter Forecast for a personal copy by mail with birthdate and $1 to the Hollywood address.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
Olio and Miscellany: Decisive Trial and Diverse Eve
A fragmented list blends phrases like New 31 Kind of creed Testament 33 Wives of Evangelist baronets 1 Decisive trial 38 One of the 17 Incinerator Graces 19 Order of 40 Tree architeture 41 Hebrew letter 23 Flowers 42 Academy jab 24 Sleeveless 43 Rail bird garment 44 Chemical Individuals compound 2H Book of maps tvart 27 Pain 46 Finest enjoyment 28 Philippine sweetsop 48 Chic naan 29 Couches 30 Mormons ab TERPPILE ASSN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvart
Mormons Ab. Terppile Assn
Polish Nation TV Service Tower to rise in Plock
The tallest structure in the world will be the Polish Nation TV Service Tower in Plock Poland reaching 2100 feet upon completion in 1974.
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Polish Nations TV
Plock
Poland
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Harry
Martha
Grace
Girl Scouts
Pioneer
Girl Scout
Susan Baker
Peggy Dow
Teresa Elliott
Lisa Neff
Grace Nadesan
Angie Lauderbaugh
Carolyn Will
Monica Gillespie
Michelle Lawrence
Linda Baker
Katy Welle
White Bear Lake
Lake Bemidji
Howard L. McLeod Bemidji
Stock Exchange
Securities Industry Association
Garrett
Bob Bogie
Sua
Carroll Righter's
Carroll Righter Institute
Olio
Ariswet
Iar
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