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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
4
The piece notes one third of the world’s population faces hunger while nations spend about 200 billion on armaments. It cites Dr Norman Borlaug’s warning and urges a shift in priorities toward agricultural research and population control, referencing the Rome Food Conference and Nobel concerns.
The ACT creates broader notification and hearing rights for state rulemaking. Agencies must provide free copies of proposed rules, offer impartial hearings, and notify the Secretary of State 30 days before a statewide rule hearing. Individuals may register to receive notices, and materials are collected for the examiner’s report with a ten day review period before final action.
The Minnesota Highway Department has bought over 6100 billboards in three years and plans to remove 7700 more in three years with mostly federal funding. Officials say the effort reduced billboard alleys, improved scenery, and kept nonconforming signs out of rural areas while allowing new signs in zoned commercial districts.
John Lofton Jr cites a Chase Manhattan Petroleum Situation report showing a 38 percent drop in first quarter profits for major oil firms. Gulf Texaco and Standard of Indiana profits fell sharply, with total group earnings at 2.7 billion, 1.6 billion below last year, underscoring capital needs after depletion allowances cut.
A reader letter argues parents should back the Hub Center to aid teenagers and seniors, noting its financial trouble and community value. The writer urges public action, calls for honesty in energy policy, and critiques profit-driven oil industry approaches while advocating for local responsibility.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals rules agencies must consider an environmental impact study for the Northern Great Plains Resources Program amid NEPA challenges by the National Wildlife Federation and the Sierra Club. The decision keeps a injunction on coal and power development and sends the suit back to district court for review.
The piece notes Americans trimmed spending after the 1960s peak, boosting the savings rate to about 9 percent, reducing installment loans, and embracing a practical lifestyle. It cites nutrition focus, fuel economy, and cost consciousness in business and government as responses to the downturn, with some good emerging from distress.
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