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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
4
The Artrain exhibit arrives in Bemidji for a six day free event from Wednesday to Sunday. The train showcases diverse art forms and invites community participation with guides, artists, and displays at the Artrain site. The event, a Bemidji highlight, aims to expand viewers sense of art and its creation.
Bemidji City Council meets in special session to authorize bids and fix bid opening time for sewer and water work at the Industrial Park. The Bemidji Development Corporation and city agencies push the project forward, aiming to save time and accelerate completion amid upcoming streets and tenant efforts.
In this satirical piece Art Buchwald imagines a tunnel exit into Saigon renamed by neon signage and US equipment trade antics. The dialogue satirizes postwar politics and hawkish thrift as reporters imagine negotiations about tanks and planes amid comic confusion.
GM chairman Thomas Murphy argues that profit sustains not only cars but schools, hospitals, police, and national defense. He warns that calls for central planning threaten the free market and could leave workers and communities vulnerable if adverse production and demand cycles persist.
Commentary argues US policy should be even handed to secure a just settlement. It notes a 75 Senator letter backing Israel risks undermining moderate Arab relations, urges Israel to withdraw from seized lands and address Palestinian displacement for lasting peace.
James N. Sites criticizes oversized government spending and promises that social justice requires multiple paths to progress. He warns that excessive taxation and regulation erode economic and personal freedoms, urging reliance on private enterprise and individual incentives to sustain growth and national prosperity.
Sugar prices have fallen from record highs last November to about 15 cents a pound for raw sugar, fueling debate in Washington on possible price supports. Analysts warn further declines could ruin growers investments while officials study price production links and hearings are planned.
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