Farmers turn snow into a winter recreation crop
In Burkhardt Wisconsin farmers shift from dairy to snow economy with snowmobile trails and sliding hills. Bernard Kinney redeveloped a 240 acre farm into a winter recreation site requiring tractors, tow ropes, trail markers, a café space, and active advertising. The Midland Cooperator notes the shift from milking to leisure ventures as snowfall boosts rural enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kinney
Burkhardt
Wis
Cooperative Assn
Midland Cooperator
Campus Editorial Challenging Faculty And Student Roles
An unsigned CCC editorial from a Cleveland Ohio campus newspaper questions faculty rationality and student responsibility. It critiques reliance on media and urges students to rethink conduct and values beyond routine academic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga Community College
Cleveland
Ohio
CCC
America
Elite Lifestyle magazine targets aggressive consumers
A new magazine named Lifestyle will be mailed free to about 300,000 families deemed the nation's most aggressive consumers of quality goods and services. The selection comes from a computer bank of 59 million names reflecting occupations stock ownership home value travel habits and purchase patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifestyle
Man challenged to deny being Howard Hughes
A speaker asks if the other person is Howard Hughes and claims a bet about identity. The exchange frames a test of recognition between two individuals with a playful, accusatory tone.
China still clings to five peaceful coexistence principles
Chou En lai recalled 17 years after Bandung, urging that China and the United States pursue nonaggression and respect for sovereignty. The piece notes China’s fragile domestic conditions since the cultural revolution, Lin Piao’s fall, and continuing Chinese influence in Asia, including Laos Vietnam and Cambodia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou En-lai
United States
Far East
Taiwan
Asia
Chou
Nixon
Washington
China
Bandung
Indonesia
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red China
Korea
Lin Piao
Mao
U.S
Peking
Thai Patriotic Front
Malaysian Liberation League
The
Prin
Ciples
Laos
Vietnam
Cambodia
Burma
Red
Trade deficit blamed on other nations
The 1971 U S merchandise trade deficit, first since 1888, is blamed on unfair practices by others and currency devaluations. The piece argues productivity, investment in modern plants, and wage costs, not tariffs alone, shape competitiveness. It notes U S wage growth outpaced rivals and calls for domestic modernization and balanced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
U.S
France
Italy
England
Japan
Fairness Doctrine Critics Warn of Broadcaster Losses
Arch Booth argues that expanding the fairness doctrine via counter advertising would force broadcasters to give away air time to dissenters. He warns this could destroy free programming, drive advertisers away, threaten station viability, and even risk government reach into print media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Arch Booth
National Chamber Federation
FCC
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
FTC
Heart Fund Variety Show Profits Near 700 Dollars
Feedback from Minnesota Heart Fund Association thanks participants of the Feb 26 Heart Fund Variety Show. Special recognition to Carlson Cline Thoreen and Pioneer publisher George Williams for matching receipts of 391.45. After expenses, about 700 will be donated to the Minnesota Heart Fund. Mrs Frank Heglund City Chairman Mrs Percy Linde Publicity Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Heart Fund Association
Heart Fund
Carlson
Cline
Jim Thoreen
George Williams
Pioneer
Minnesota Heart Fund
Frank Heglund
Unreached goals keep life cheerful
Hal Boyle notes that sustained ambition fuels happiness. He laughs at ordinary aims and lists daydreams from carving Mt. Rushmore to meeting Cleopatra, insisting that chasing unreachable goals keeps life lively and meaningful.
Spruce Goose Evicted From Long Beach Hangar
The Harbor Commission in Long Beach California refused to renew Howard Hughes lease for 36 000 a year on the Spruce Goose hangar. The commission seeks the hangar area for a tanker terminal and gave Hughes Tool Co until March 4 1973 to remove the eight story plywood seaplane after its single 1947 flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Howard Hughes
Harbor Commission
Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Turtle Lake Township to Hold Annual Meeting and Election
The Turtle Lake Township plans its annual meeting and election on March 14, 1972. Elections run from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. and the meeting is scheduled from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Buena Vista Hall with Margaret Carlson serving as Clerk.
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Turtle Lake Township
Buena Vista
Hall
Margaret Carlson
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Cash
Fello
NEA
Beltrami
Pioneer Publishing Co
George H. Williams
W.L
Bill” Reeves
Harpo Dexter
Palmer Berg
George Williams Gale
D. Heiser
Bemidji
Associated Press
Agp Arion Rhate
Minn
Voice of Business
Mrs. Percy Linde
Hal Boyle
Mt. Rushmore
Bemidji High School
Pine Tree Square Dance Club
Lincoln School
Bud Lelonek
Bali
Trump
Mecca
Louvre
Socrates
Emily Dickinson
Cleopatra
City News Briefs
Warren Beatty
Mr. Frankovich
Richard Brooks
Columbia Pictures
Steve Johnson
Mgr
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