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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
4
The opinion page argues that economic chaos prompts calls for central planning, comparing 1930s and modern times. It notes heated debate between planners and free-market advocates, cites the Employment Act of 1946, the Council of Economic Advisors, and NAM concerns, and warns that even tame planning could creep into government policy.
The piece criticizes mayor Beame governor Carey and state leaders as they bargain a budget plan amid tax hikes and cuts. It cites rising pension costs, union contracts, and Fed policies, arguing Lindsay era bargains created the current strain and that real reform requires sacrifice beyond quick budget tricks.
Leon L. Johnson reports that by the early 1970s Roseau River Wildlife Management Area hosts about 70 pairs of giant Canada geese with roughly 14 000 Canada geese and 1 000 blue and snow geese observed on October 1 1973. First day hunters average seven geese, with about 900 geese taken in the first hunting week, marking a twofold success: resident flocks and a major stopping place. Similar progress is noted at Thief Lake Lac qui Park and Agassiz Refuge, driven by mid-1950s introduction of managed pairs from Grandy Minnesota and Jamestown North Dakota.
John Lofton Jr notes Hersh was found guilty of sloppy reporting and not awarded the Pulitzer. The Times piece alleged CIA domestic spying under Nixon, provoking commissions and panels. Jury members criticized overstatement and underproof, while Colby defended CIA and Rosenthal clashed with judges.
The Roseau project released wing clipped geese at Thief Lake and Lac qui Parle, built a three square mile sanctuary with lure crops and live decoys, and saw the local flock grow to about 70 breeding pairs and 350 birds. By 1973, migratory geese counts reached 15,000 annually, attracting more hunting and restoring nesting geese across Minnesota.
AP Business Analyst notes the economy sits between shrinking and expanding with no clear path. Consumers wait, auto sales uncertain, and fears of GM overproduction loom while oil tariffs and housing holdbacks add to confusion for millions.
Art Buchwald sketches President Ford as a stronger, more assured leader after the Mayaguez episode. The dialogue imagines daily calls with Henry Kissinger, threats of action against possible rivals, and a restless search for national display of resolve. It notes Republican and Democrat reactions and public support for decisive measures.
Analysis of six key House votes shows the 75 new Democratic members mostly align with the party but differ on several issues. One third voted with their class on all six roll calls, while two thirds diverged from the majority at least once. Leaders warn freshmen lack compromise and followership, affecting energy bill passage. Michael Blouin and Carroll Hubbard Jr. amplify that the class is not a united bloc.
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