Editorial Nixon Welfare Proposals Deserve Serious Consideration
The piece argues Nixon is unfairly pilloried for family welfare plans. It urges compromise in Congress to reform welfare, noting polarizing blocs hinder progress and warning of systemic failure if current patterns persist. It cites waste and graft concerns raised by Caspar Weinberger and calls for meaningful action.
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Nixon
Congress
France
Italy
South Vietnam
U.S. Senate
Caspar Weinberger
Reader Letters and Stance on Life and Labor Critics
A Pioneer reader letter from Bob Smith corrects an omission about the author of a public employee labor bill letter and notes he is from St. Paul. Sisters of St. Benedict reaffirm their anti abortion stance and call for life dignity across all stages. Gerald Vizenor is credited for criticizing a club liquor license form. Albert W. Fenske of Bemidji sends closing remarks.
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Pioneer
Bob Smith
Minnesota
Smith
St. Paul
Bemidji
Order of St. Benedict
Jesus Christ
Sisters of St. Benedict
Redlake
Gerald Vizenor
Albert W. Fenske
Graffiti There Are To Ty Likes Be Exception To The Ule
A fragmented OCR note mentions exceptions to a rule or law with unclear context and garbled phrasing. The readable bits refer to graffiti and alleged allowances or deviations. No clear dates, people, or organizations are identifiable.
Seed tapes revive an ancient sowing method for precise planting
Garden columnists note seed tape dates to ancient Egypt but modern Evenseed tape solves previous limits in strength and solubility. Burpee Northrup King Gurney Algrow-Mandeville and George W Park offer seed tape for 1973 with a water soluble biodegradable tape that dissolves after planting leaving seeds in exact spots.
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Sheila
Allan Swenson
Burpee, Northrup, King, Gurney, Algrow-Mandeville
George W. Park Company
Union Carbide
Fuel shortage eyed by Minnesota lawmakers amid warmer weather
Rep. William Kelly of East Grand Forks chairs a Minnesota House subcommittee probing the fuel oil shortage. Hearings resume April 3 as Congress weighs a plan to require major oil firms to sell to independents. Possible bills include energy efficiency measures and a state Energy Study Commission.
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ST. Paul
Minn
House
Minnesota
William Kelly
DFL
Kelly
Congress
Housing costs push middle class toward permanent renting
Washington AP reports that rising home prices threaten to leave many middle income families renting. Across the nation new houses under 12 500 are vanishing and 20 000 and under are far rarer. Causes include easier money higher labor costs and lumber spikes. Strong demand for larger homes persists despite costs.
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Washington
America
Levittown
Levitt and Sons
Levitt
Taylor
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
Chicago
San Diego
Dallas
Baltimore
Oklahoma City
Boise
Idaho
Associated Press
National Association of Home Builders
Boston
Flaws in the business system and consumer choice
The column argues faults arise from management, government intervention, or systemic issues. It praises the profit motive for correcting mistakes but notes delays, defends against deliberate fraud, and questions consumer experts who seek to limit choices. It asserts courts and publicity as protections and emphasizes consumer trust in handling dangerous products.
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Washington
Militanta
The Practical Book of Organic Gardening available
Complete gardening tips in Swen son’s new 240 page paperback. Order by check or money order at $1.25 per book plus 25 cents S&H. Send name address and Zip to Organic Gardening Book P O Box 489 Radio City Station New York NY 10019. Allow three weeks for delivery.
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Swenson
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Dental gold demand and new chrome alloy Dentillium
Americans used about forty million dollars worth of gold for dental work last year, about 4 percent of world mining. U S dentists completed 5.5 million gold inlays 11.5 million single crowns and over four million fixed bridges as gold remains scarce and dentists explore chrome alloy substitutes like Dentillium from NYU research Laboratories.
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U.S
New York University School of Dentistry
Jumble Across 48 College Dictionary Clues
A compact puzzle clue list featuring across and down terms with missing letters and partial entries. Answers include common vocabulary such as college, boy name, exude, cuckoo bird, tropical plant, car accessory, tradesman, suffix for one who, and more, with several entries truncated or scrambled.
Hospitals in the United States in 1971
The World Almanac notes 7 097 hospitals registered by the American Hospital Association with 1 555 560 beds. They admitted 32 663 691 inpatients and spent nearly 29 billion dollars on services for inpatients and outpatients, about 141 dollars per resident.
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United States
American Hospital Association
World Almanac
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