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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
4
Dr. Benjamin Spock and Tom Braden debated child rearing on the National Town Meeting stage in Washington. They offered differing views on television, premarital sex, working mothers, and daycare while agreeing parenthood is the lifelong, training-free job of raising children.
Washington satire recounts a high official who claims he never met Elizabeth Ray despite her claim to meet many powerful figures. The interviewoci reveals awkward pride and a missed chance at meeting at Redskins games and Capitol Hill orgy rooms with regret and humor.
Consumers gain ground against drugmakers as nine states enact generic substitution laws this year. HEW plans to require cheapest generic in federal programs, while supporters say substantial savings await.
Virginia Paylette critiques congressional ethics and money. She argues lawmakers profit from private sectors, waste tax dollars, and push favorable laws for contributors. She urges timely action ahead of elections, noting open conflicts of interest and generous perks.
John Lofton argues that John Rhodes cannot preside fairly at the GOP convention due to overt ties with Gerald Ford and participation in his kitchen cabinet. The piece urges the Republican Committee on Arrangements to avoid Rhodes and seek a neutral chair for Kansas City.
A 12 year old writes a patriotic tale about a United States flag from its birth in a factory to service in a war front. The flag endures damage and revival through battle a coffin memorial a museum theft and finally being returned to the White House where it flies again. The piece reflects Bicentennial era patriotism and school assignment roots.
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