Editorial Warns Against Scare Tactics On Gas Shortage
The piece argues against alarmist rhetoric on fuel crises. It cites Stewart Udall’s view of August as critical and urges tempering warnings with common sense. It cautions that fear can trigger rash rationing and poor choices, and that real problems require rational action.
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Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Bethesda
Udall
America
Cox and Senate clash over Watergate hearings priorities
Washington AP reports the Senate Watergate hearings focus on swift public testimony about political espionage and coverups while special prosecutor Archibald Cox pushes for punishment of the guilty. Cox seeks a court order to close or limit televised sessions as major figures like Maurice Stans John Mitchell John Dean III and Jeb Magruder may appear. Senator Ervin counters that exposing what happened is paramount and jail is secondary.
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Senate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Senate Committee
Ervin
Dickinson
Nixon
Experts Confounded Reading Complex Corporate Reports
New York AP reports growing concern over the accuracy of interpreting business data in annual reports. Investors and analysts struggle with highlights, notes, and breakdowns in conglomerates, amid cases like the Equity Funding Life Insurance collapse.
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New York
Information overload and false signals haunt big firms
Berry's World notes confusion across firms from Litton Industries to Weis Securities. Leaders struggle to stay informed as internal systems fail and data is doctored, undermining Wall Street's early warning mechanisms amid a cash crunch era.
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New York Stock Exchange
Weis Securities, Inc
Bemidji Recycling Center seeks new building and funding
The Recycling Center explains the need for a larger rental building after losing the old Cave Parks Creamery. They seek funds via the Waste Recovery Act No. H.F. 1821 offering up to 50 percent grant from the Pollution Control Agency, with additional money from donations and sales. They ask Bemidji residents how they feel about the project.
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Recycling Center
Cave Parks Creamery
Pollution Control Agency
Bemidji
Community Feedback Credits Public Service Efforts
Readers thank the Pioneer and KBUN for air coverage of the S.T.E.M. shoplifter program in Bemidji and statewide. The letter also lauds panelists George Duranske Keith Johanneson Judge Reed and Skip Quistgard for the Caught film Q A, and also praises DECA director Jerry Tischer and instructors. It expresses appreciation to senior high students and invites civic voices on reopening the Center.
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KBUN
Bemidji
George Duranske
Keith Johanneson
Judge Reed
Skip Quistgard
Jerry Tischer
DECA
Jack Erickson
Dorothy Naramore
S.T.E.M
Bemidji Area
Insectivorous plants lure and digest insects
NEA Garden Columnists explain how Venus flytraps sundews and pitcher plants trap insects with scents sticky surfaces or hollow traps. The Cobra Lily and others showcase diverse methods. The article notes a Plant Oddities Club and promotes Practical Book of Organic Gardening with ordering details.
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NEA
Venus
Plant Oddities Club
Basking Ridge
N.J
Nature
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Laird Says Nixon Needs a Woman? No, a Guide
Melvin R. Laird, returning as counselor to the President for domestic affairs, says Nixon must be protected from impulsive tendencies. He criticizes aides for overzealous zeal and poor judgment, and notes Nixon can be solid and deliberate in foreign policy despite impulsive domestic moments.
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Washington
White House
Richard Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Henry A. Kissinger
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
United State
Wategate
Nixon
Shopping Trip Across Beloved 39 Profitable Item
A puzzle style clue list referencing locations and terms such as Madrid, Constellar, circuit, repair, fodder, viscous substance, cash and a Siouan Indian. The items imply a crossword style search for connected words across varied hints and numeric markers.
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Why Are Those People at the Bedside So Sad
A columnist argues the economy appears strong with high profits, full employment near five percent, and improving deficits but questions why stock and dollar markets remain weak. He cites mood psychology, Watergate fear, and speculative cycles as market movers, noting sentiment can drive booms and busts.
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Washington
America
Nationa
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