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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues government regulation of business should be trimmed to reduce costs for consumers while preserving essential controls. It notes Ford seeks reform to save oil and money, criticizes outdated rules for railroads and trucking, cites high compliance costs and forms, and quotes Ford on a government large enough to give and take.
Justice Rehnquist condemns the decision striking down Pennsylvania Act 194 which funded auxiliary services for private school children. The majority argues the program risks religious entanglement and violates the Establishment Clause.
Seoul and Pyongyang, once razed in the 1950 53 war, have rebuilt into major cities with millions of residents. South Korea fields about 620000 troops, North Korea 560000, while both are guarded by a tense DMZ amid aid from allies and ongoing military vigilance.
Minnesota officials report about half of 69 county jails fall below minimum standards with many serious deficiencies. Chisago County Jail condemned and still used, while others like Houston Lyon Pipestone Becker and Rice face costly repairs. Wood urges productive programs, better security, and planned jail bonds to replace warehousing with rehabilitation.
Judge Max Deutz allows Inglewood Unified to abandon busing as white student numbers dwindle. The piece argues forced busing failed to raise black achievement or ease racial tensions citing Phi Delta Kappan study by Grace Bress and Bilaine Whiting. It notes Boston protests and religious leaders denouncing anti busing critics.
Bits of history recounts how settlers used prairie and woods to settle along Park Rapids. It notes four horse freight rigs shaping the town’s street width and the Green Trail from Bemidji to Lake George, used by the Watkins family and later replaced by highways.
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