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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

Page

4

Tomato productivity gains amid water content boost

California growers increased tomato weight by 10 percent from 1960 to 1970 mainly in water content. Processors then added 450 000 tons of water to the 1971 crop, raising costs passed to consumers. A presidential Productivity Commission study ties gains to packaging, regulations, and shifting consumer tastes as steps toward reducing food costs.

Lee Roderick Washington California U.S Europe Japan US S Commerce Productivity Commission Peterson Commission Sacramento New York Washington

Bemidji Community Groups and Letters to the Editor

Letters advocate forming a Parents Without Partners chapter in Bemidji and critique local youth activities and water and sewer issues. Readers discuss veterans benefits, dog vaccination ordinances, and civic concerns, naming multiple residents and local addresses.

Doris W. Anderson Norton Avenue Bemidji Minnesota Will Rogers Mississippi Avenue John Mathisen Miles Avenue Ann Mathisen Robert K. Smith Delton Avenue Roger A. Lehmann South Lake Irving Robert Baker Bemidji Avenue

Nixon's toughest job is at home with domestic reforms

Editorial argues foreign policy fatigue makes diplomacy easier than passing domestic welfare and tax reform. It cites Nixon's China talks, Berlin pact and Hanoi settlement as easier achievements, while welfare reform and broad tax reform face entrenched opposition and delays at Congress.

Nixon China Great Wall Henry Kissinger Congress Harry Truman Berlin Korea Truman Te Day Robert A.aft Vietnam Russia Peking Moscow Hanoi Pacific Capitol Hill White House

Governors urge bend in budget cuts at White House talks

Governors clash with Nixon aides over domestic cutbacks at a White House meeting. Caspar Weinberger signaled possible changes to social services guidelines while other officials discussed modifying the timetable for spending reductions. Democrats push a critical resolution as bipartisan concerns surface at Capitol Hill.

Washington Nixon Health, Education and Welfare Caspar W. Weinberger Weinberger White House Frank Carlucci Spiro T. Agnew John Ehrlichman Henry Kissinger Kenneth Cole George P. Shultz James Lynn Earl L. Butz Capitol Hill House Senate Dale Bumpers Arkansas Marvin Mandel Maryland Edmund S. Muskie

Pocketbook strains may push Nixon to use big stick policy

The piece outlines rising inflation and food prices, with warnings that President Nixon could resort to direct intervention. It notes AFL CIO leader Meany may clash with Nixon over wages, while households face squeezed budgets and limited relief beyond one time IRS refund checks. Meatless days are unlikely for most families.

Bemidji Boston Lake Bemidji New York George Meany Nixon Meany Afl-Cio

Leader calls Indians endangered species at conference

In Albuquerque N i M on Tuesday NCAI president Leon F Cook a Chippewa from Minneapolis warned that federal policies are turning Indians into an endangered species He said Washington undermines Indian rights while water rights claims are ignored and urged creation of an Indian trust council as proposed by Nixon.

Albuquerque N.M National Congress of American Indians Leon F. Cook Minneapolis Minn Congress Washington BIA

Laws cost more now in Minnesota Legislature

State Auditor Rolland Hatfield reports a 70 percent rise in legislative costs from January 1971 to January this year. The Senate spent 305 438 and the House 415 533, with total January costs at 720 971, driven by higher salaries and staff Growth.

ST. Paul, Minn Senate House Minnesota Rolland F. Hatfield

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