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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
4
The Pioneer weighs the uncertain fuel crisis and its effect on Minnesota tourism this summer. Officials warn shortages could be worse locally, but Triple A urges travelers not to cancel, suggesting safer, slower trips and outdoor activities as an adaptive response.
The U.S. marshal in charge at Wounded Knee Wayne Colburn said the 70 day siege was handled as well as possible under the circumstances and praised the peaceful settlement. He noted 225 arrests and 250 IA police actions, with 109 federal indictments and 15 warrants remaining.
A 1973 statement marks National Hospital Week with the theme Your Hospital A Caring Community Your Health Our Common Concern. It praises 3 million hospital workers across 7 000 institutions and celebrates the evolution from shelters to modern healing centers while stressing human care.
In September 1971 White House agents raided Beverly Hills psychiatrist Dr. Lewis Fielding and searched his confidential files. The operation involved Ellsberg’s case tied to the Pentagon papers, with Krogh Liddy Hunt and others forming the so called plumbers tasked to plug leaks. The raid preceded Watergate and led to resignations and scrutiny of Ehrlichman Krogh and Hunt.
Two Republican lawmakers charge a DFL backed report criticizing Stillwater Prison aims to remove Warden Bruce McManus. They say the findings rely on uncorroborated inmate testimony and link to an effort to dump the administration amid a March 1 disturbance and related firefight.
A humorous, satirical exchange at The Pioneer imagines an epidemic of pregnancies among the staff. The dialog punningly debates morning sickness, motherhood, and procreation as “nature” reshapes the newsroom, culminating in a quip about a surge in baby deliveries.
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