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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
2
The Bemidji Opinion laments wild rumors about a town upheaval during water carnival events at Bemidji Red Lake and Leech Lake. It cautions against fear driven by speculation and notes outsiders may drive disturbances, while residents often repeat patterns seen on Saturdays.
Delegates at the Independent Republican state convention endured long nights of waiting discussions and strategy planning. They drank coffee ate junk food and cheered amid smoke while some sought power and identity near those in authority.
Mao Tse tung’s worsening illness fuels debate over Chiang Ching’s grip on power. The Politburo member faces increased criticism as Western art and state culture tighten under the regime, with rumors of waning influence amid calls for new musical exposure.
John Lofton Jr reports on Hubert Humphrey's Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act with warnings from Sen. William Proxmire and liberal economist Melville Ulmer. Critics call the bill a Rube Goldberg device while alleging it risks inflation and bureaucratic overreach as politics center on the 1976 race.
Virginia Payette muses about crashing the Democratic Convention in New York on July 12. She notes fireworks and freebies for delegates, citywide discounts, free transit passes, museum access, fashion shows, and special events, with efforts to polish the city for visitors amid smog and security concerns.
The Pioneer invites letters to the editor for publication. Letters should be about 300 words, with longer pieces subject to space. All letters must be signed with the writer’s name and address. unsigned letters will not be published. Letters may be mailed to Bemidji Pioneer or brought to the Pioneer office. typewritten letters are preferred. Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the Pioneer and the paper may reject unsuitable submissions.
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