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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
4
Editorial discusses cerebral palsy care and United Cerebral Palsy Clinics and applauds Bemidji volunteers. It shifts to a New York AP feature debunking myths about family farms and corporate farming, with data on farm ownership, sizes, middlemen, and global company valuations.
A narrator recalls a friend who cranks car A C to prove it works, turning a warm day into an impractical icebox. The ride becomes unbearable as the speaker’s body freezes and deforms, leading to an explosive exit from the vehicle. The piece contrasts progress with personal discomfort and lost friendship.
A House Agriculture subcommittee backed a stored-wheat-sales bill and a feed-grain measure for equity among farmers. Critics claim subsidies drain taxpayers as Rep. Conte cites railroads and a Nebras ka airport profiting from farm payments. Administration opposition and cost estimates linger as hearings loom.
The Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities begins public hearings with a broad mandate to expose wrongdoing and propose reforms for future campaigns. It aims to cover illegal acts, ethics concerns, and various campaign aspects from the 1972 race.
The article explains why gold climbs when the dollar falls, driven by demand from investors, jewelers, hoarders, and speculators. It notes European prices topping $124 an ounce, with official and free market rates diverging, and cites buyers in the Middle East, Soviet and South African suppliers, and potential U.S. restrictions on purchase.
Joy Stilley reports that onions, once a budget staple, now command attention and budget planning as prices climb. The onion’s higher status changes conversations from fashion to grocery decisions at home and social gatherings, reshaping daily behavior and consumer pride.
A humorous monologue about choosing steak and onions after receiving a paycheck. The piece riffs on onion breath, financial pride, and everyday pressures from rent to cinema, tying appetite to money and independence.
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