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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1975

Page

3

Connie's Corner Embracing Today as the Leader's Path

A reflective note on living one day at a time with courage faith and purpose. The writer cites mothers wisdom and outlines seven leadership principles centering humility inclusion service adaptability and guidance to help others rise in leadership.

Philosphy

Welch family recalls CIA officer killed in Athens

The Welch family says Richard S. Welch, a Harvard graduate and CIA official, knew his work was dangerous yet believed it vital. He was shot by three masked men in Athens and buried at Arlington after a private CIA service. His brother criticizes Counterspy for revealing his identity.

Bemidji Minnesota Richard Welch CIA Lincoln R.I Central Intelligence Agency Richard S. Welch Providence George P. Welch Athens United States Arlington National Cemetery Washington Associated Press George Welch Harvard Agency Hartford Greece Welch

Northwestern Bell Sees Excise Tax Cut on Phone Service

Northwestern Bell announces a federal excise tax cut on telephone service from 7 to 6 percent, effective January 1 1976 for bills dated December 25 1975 and later. The change, the fourth under the 1970 act, saves Minnesota customers over 4 million dollars in 1976.

Northwestern Bell Minnesota

Federal wool subsidy likely for 1975 payments

The Agriculture Department says wool producers will probably receive federal subsidies for wool sold in 1975. The incentive price remains 72 cents per pound, with payments filling the gap between market receipts and the incentive price. Payments will be announced in a few months as market conditions improve from 54.8 cents in mid November.

Washington Agriculture Department

Jukebox Business Sings Strong in 1975

In New York the jukebox business shows a bright 1975, with Rowe International president D J Barton describing the trade as a low mood proof industry. The comments reflect optimism amid a steady market for coin operated music devices.

New York D. J. Barton Rowe International

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