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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
2
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society advances 25 years of research while noting MS remains a mystery. May is MS month proclaimed by Goodman. Bemidji chair James Larson leads the local drive with Marian Patton as treasurer, urging community support.
The Ohio Supreme Court let stand lower court rulings on a deputy sheriff who as an undercover agent smoked marijuana and helped package it. The case questions how one can smoke marijuana without possession and cites the claim that Ohio has no law against smoking it, only possession.
Scientists analyzing ancient rock magnetism in Colorado Arizona and Wyoming suggest North America lay below the equator three billion years ago and rotated first clockwise then counterclockwise while other continents moved similarly.
The Navy plans a multimillion dollar underground submarine communications system in northern Wisconsin. Critics led by Gov. Lucey and Sen. Nelson challenge feasibility and ecological impact, arguing costs could rise to 1.5 billion and power needs strain regional resources.
Arch Booth discusses a Soviet speech by Leonid Brezhnev at the 15th Congress of the Soviet Trade Unions in Moscow. The piece compares Soviet and American views on capital investment productivity and government control, noting Brezhnev’s warnings on union power and mechanization.
Readers urge Bemidji to fund or co sponsor a modern supervised docking facility on two lakes. They note current ramps are misused for car washing and parking and call for paid staff, user fees, and private or public partnership.
A Minnesota railroads lobbyist says the industry will push to delete the rail tax clause from the constitution and possibly adopt a corporate income tax. House leader Lindstrom says removing the clause would end subsidized taxation, while Forbes notes no firm industry position yet.
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