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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
4
The piece argues that rising housing prices far outpace income growth, making a typical new home unaffordable for many. It contrasts 1966 and 1976 costs, notes high financing shares and monthly payments, and cites builder cutbacks and market strategies as fixes fail. It laments lack of political attention.
Art Buchwald recounts a humorous interview with a woman claiming to be Abraham Lincoln's mistress. The tale spirals through mistaken presidents, Giancana, Hays, and Roosevelt era mixups as she argues the memoirs reveal Lincoln’s true character. A Los Angeles Times 1976 humor piece.
John Lofton discusses Pope Paul VI and the Catholic bishops stance against atheistic Communism and its clash with religion. He cites Lenin and Soviet policy to argue that religion and communism are irreconcilable and warns of potential Soviet style religious suppression in Italy if Communists gain power.
California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. dominates Rhode Island uncommitted votes as next week's California Ohio and New Jersey contests loom. Carter strengthens delegate lead and Udall pins hopes on South Dakota and Ohio. Ford rivals Reagan for GOP votes with 9 341 Rhode Island Republicans backing Ford in rain battered turnout.
Hearing Officer Wayne Olson ruled Milepost 7 unsuitable for tailings disposal, citing health and safety hazards. Governor Anderson faces a tough choice amid labor and environmental pressures as 3,200 jobs hang in the balance and party unity frays. No side emerges unscathed from the Reserve case.
The Census Bureau report shows 49.2 percent of households cite noise as a neighborhood problem while crime is reported by 17.1 percent. Eric Young notes crime feels worse to victims though noise affects more people. The study covers 70.8 million occupied units with 82 percent rating neighborhoods as good or excellent.
District 4 Senator Gerald Willet address at 205 State Capitol St. Paul MN 55155. District 4 A Representative Doug St Onge room 223 State Office Bldg. District 3A Irvin N Anderson 909 13th St International Falls MN 56649. Office phone (612) 296 6251.
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