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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1973

Page

4

Editorial MIA names may never be known

Bemidji editorial tensions over Hanoi’s refusal to reveal fates of about 1,300 missing Americans and 1,100 declared dead with unrecovered remains. It notes limited access to crash sites and graves, questions on possible captivity, and the enduring grief of families as search efforts extend for years amid jungle and shifting remains.

Bemidji Hanoi Vietnam U.S North Vietnam Laos Airorce Air Force North Pentagon South Vietnam

Minnesota to roll out statewide accounting computer system

Minnesota prepares a new statewide accounting system to provide daily weekly and monthly financial reports using the state computer center. Auditor Rolland F. Hatfield says the system, with CRT terminals and secure access, will improve cash tracking revenues and spending control.

ST. Paul, Minn Minnesota Rolland F. Hatfield Hatfield James Pederson Wendell Anderson

Farmers fear price squeeze from 60 day freeze

Industry voices warn that frozen prices may leave farmers unable to sell at sustainable levels while processors struggle to pay rising wholesale costs. Officials expect supply efforts to curb prices, with debate over export controls on feed grains and farm price stabilization.

Nixon Frank Montgomery H.A. Johnson Co Jack Zeller Safeway Dallas

All America rose trials and selection explained

The article outlines the All America testing program for roses, begun 34 years ago, with 22 trial gardens and a two year scoring process. Only about 3.4 percent reach final judging and earn the All America title, reflecting fierce nationwide competition and strict standards. It also notes that many non finalists are discarded, with some later entering the market. The piece promotes The Practical Book of Organic Gardening by Sheila and Allan Swenson, offering details to order.

Sheila Allan Swenson NEA All America United States Swenson P.O Radio City New York N.Y

Across Puzzle Answer Key for World Capitals and Terms

Puzzle lists many clues including European capital Central American country Soviet city region in Turkey and more. Answers include Madrid Lima Leningrad Cappadocia Ankara Ontario Ontario etc. The full grid yields a mix of geographic and linguistic terms across continents.

Turkey Amer Great Lake

Railroad bed deterioration sparks rail passenger critique

Anthony Haswell of the National Association of Railroad Passengers blasted worsening track and roadbed conditions on routes like Chicago to Louisville, Chicago to New Orleans, and Chicago to Denver. He urged a government-backed program to raise main-line standards so passenger trains could speed up from 60 to 80 mph and beyond, noting wasted Amtrak funding without improvements.

Amtrak National Association of Railroad Passengers Anthony Haswell NARP Chicago Louisville New Orleans Denver Haswell Uncle Sam

Auto makers trim 1974 models amid gas mileage push

General Motors Cadillac folds its 1974 line by two and a half feet shorter and eight inches narrower than 1973. Ford signals a top line model shortened by about 1.23 feet. U.S. Rep. Charles Vanik proposes a graduated federal tax on gas guzzlers under 20 mpg.

General Motors Cadillac Ford U.S Charles A. Vanik Ohio

Reader letter questions Watergate focus and public concern

Axel Sorenson of Bemidji urges readers to balance Watergate scrutiny with other government duties. He criticizes Dr Ludwig for bias, defends undercover investigations, compares calls to Hitler, and questions university hiring and academic influence on youth. He asserts truth over partisan hurt.

Dr. Ludwig The Pioneer Mr. Dickinson Dickinson Chicago Seven Chicago Inter Ludwig Adolf Hitler Hitler Axel Sorenson Rt. 1 Bemidji, Minn

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