27 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1973
Page
1
The ADA encourages discretion in radiologic exams and leaves timing to the dentist’s judgment. Advances in technology reduce radiation risk, and Minnesota inspectors monitor x ray equipment.
After Hardings death no impeachment action was possible. A cabinet member was indicted but the case was dropped, a private citizen jailed for months, and the FBI's creation grew from Teapot Dome investigations.
Residents should yield to emergency vehicles by pulling to the right and stopping when safe. Vehicles may also move out of the way without a full stop if traffic makes a complete stop impractical. The Bemidji Police Department confirms drivers must react promptly to allow passage.
Readers ask how to fix a Bemidji church clock that strikes five beats off. The Pioneer Editorial Department cannot identify the clock or responsible party but urges correction and acknowledges the irritation caused by the error.
Three airmen died and a fourth was hospitalized when two F4J Phantom jets of the Navy Blue Angels collided near Lakehurst Naval Air Station. A witness described the jets in a diamond and slow roll before the crash sparked brush fires in the surrounding woodlands. Skylab 2 astronauts prepared for a 59-day mission at Cape Kennedy with final flight plan reviews ahead of a Saturday launch.
In Washington the Senate Watergate Committee hears Ehrlichman refuse to answer about the White House plumbers, citing executive privilege and national security. He argues the censored memo contents could harm national security as lawmakers push for tapes and aides documents.
The report notes a two inch gap in a White House memorandum to Ehrlichman from Krogh and Young about a sensitive subject. Separately a Beltrami County crash near Ponemah on the Red Lake Reservation killed 48 year old John Swanson. Reservation police and the coroner investigated at the scene.
High school musicians from across Minnesota converge at Bemidji State College for the All State Band and Choir Camp. A 2 p.m. Sunday Memorial Hall concert features 146 band and 180 choir students under guest conductors Paul Salamunovich and J Robert Hanson.
Thirteen people were arrested in three drug raids in the Bemidji area with several thousand dollars in controlled substances seized. Arraignments are expected today as suspects face possession and possession with intent to sell charges.
Minnesota Supreme Court backs the Department of Public Safety in revoking licenses of Clayton Giles Grovum and Richard Michael Gruber who refused chemical testing after separate 1972 accidents. The ruling cites amended implied consent grounds allowing revocation for refusals and collisions, overturning a prior municipal court decision.
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