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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
4
A Bemidji Pio editorial argues officials need critical coverage to avoid a confrontational blind spot. It claims Nixon aides censored critical clips for daily briefs, narrowing viewpoints and hindering political realism with a White House drift toward a single line.
New York AP report notes economists foresee a downturn driven by consumer behavior. It cites a drop in savings from 8 to 6.6 percent, rising consumer credit, and surging auto purchases, with confidence waning and a shift toward saving as a likely result.
HAL BOYLE quotes advise near retirement on avoiding common traps and lists both avoidances and plans. He urges choosing what not to do and suggests alternatives like travel, learning languages abroad, and enjoying crotchety humor while staying active. He ends with a confidence claim that preparedness reduces fear of retirement.
John W. Dean III testified that the White House compiled an Opponents List to target political foes and critics. The document names politicians, journalists, celebrities, and business leaders, with memo guidance to use federal power to punish enemies. Paul Newman quips about a mock award tied to the list.
The Senate Watergate panel questions who knew what as John W. Dean III testifies that Nixon knew of the cover up. The White House counters, Dean claims, and lawmakers press for more witnesses and hours of questioning to uncover the truth. Nixon has not directly addressed Dean’s charges.
Tokyo officials fret over unclear duration of U S farm product restrictions and seek alternatives. They deem Brazil’s rising soybean potential a serious option, noting Sao Paulo’s favorable growing conditions and expanding cultivation beyond the United States and China.
A public official warns that power shortages threaten a major metro area and reveals the Supreme Court Pratt decision tying the Clean Air Act to keeping air quality high. The piece argues against geographically shifting plants and urges steady pollution abatement as technology and pricing permit, amid rising inflation and energy pressure.
Vienna reports that NATO and the Warsaw Pact will discuss mutual reduction of forces in central Europe in a conference starting October 30. The final communique after 19 delegations warned talks would be tough and long and aimed to strengthen peace.
Puzzle lists clues for across and down entries focused on homemaking terms. Solving yields common kitchen and household words such as stitch utensil and stove type, with many standard garden and domestic items hinted by the clue set.
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