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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1977

Page

4

Why not pray at public meetings says Pioneer opinion

The Pioneer Opinion Page argues that prayers at public meetings reflect free exercise of religion, not establishment. It defends city council and county board prayers, counters opposition citing First Amendment concerns, and urges tolerance for diverse faiths through clergy participation.

Congress U. S Minnesota Civil Liberties Union St. Louis County Bemidji City Beltrami County

Taiwan vows to stay and seeks foreign investment despite recognition risk

In Dallas, Ambassador James C H Chen affirmed Taiwan will remain independent and resilient even if the United States recognizes Beijing. He cautioned on diplomatic shifts affecting U S investments and urged careful handling by Washington while noting continued demand from global firms, including a 140 million dollar yearly inflow with U S firms contributing a portion. Taiwan aims to attract more investment and trade, stressing its military and industrial strength.

U.S Island Republic Taiwan United States Chen Dallas U.S.A Peking China Vietnam

Downsizing word enters political vocabulary in 1977

Washington AP report notes Bernard Shapiro first used downsizing during a June 8 1977 Ways and Means Committee session while discussing energy taxes. The term referenced General Motors cutting car sizes and gained quick usage among lawmakers. The piece also references Billy Carter, Orrin Hatch, and Senator Robert Byrd recalling Grand Ole Opry memories.

Washington Bernard Shapiro House Ways and Means Committee Shapiro Joint Dave Macon Arthur Smith Robert C. Byrd Senate West Virginia Byrd Cumberland Gap

State Senate and House District Contacts Listed

The document lists state senate districts 3 and 4 with contacts for Sen. Robert Lessard and Sen. Gerald Willet in St Paul Mn 55155. It also shows state house districts 3-A 4-A 4-B with representatives Iv Anderson Doug St Onge and Glen Sherwood at the State Office Building St Paul Mn 55155.

Robert Lessard Capitol St. Paul Sen Gerald Willet State Capitol St. Paul Anderson Doug St. Onge Glen Sherwood

Clampdown on Noise Hits Teens and Tech Across America

Virginia Payette notes Congress may set decibel standards to curb loud engines from jets to lawn equipment. Tests near Kennedy and LaGuardia show jets exceeding 100 decibels, while doctors warn teens risk deafness from stereo volumes. Solutions include earplugs, soundproofing, white noise, and consumer labeling debates.

Washington Congress Federal Aviation Administration

Public attitude toward press draws author’s warnings

John Lofton Jr argues that the press faces a growing public disdain and urges caution in reporting terror stories. He cites CBS executives Salant Cronkite and Gerbner to claim media can influence fear, with experts warning against reckless coverage.

Washington Pennsylvania State University CBS Frank Stanton Stanton CBS News Richard Salant CBS Evening News Walter Cronkite Stanford University Salant TV News Pontius Pilate George Gerbner Annenberg School of Communications Frank Bolz New York City David Mozee City of Chicago Police Department Terry Smolar

Pioneer letter policy and submission guidelines

Editorial notice outlines the Pioneer letter submission rules. Letters should be 300 words or less, signed with name and address, and not libelous. Unsigned letters are not accepted except in exceptional cases. Mail to the Pioneer Bemidji or at the Pioneer office. Opinions of writers need not reflect Pioneer views. The paper may reject unsuitable letters.

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