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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
4
The Pir editorial urges readers to recognize National Newspaper Week October 7–13, defending freedom of the press as a guardian of rights. It stresses the newspaper duty to inform educate entertain advertise and watchdog public power while serving as the peoples voice and a chronicle of events.
The AP reports editors curb content to save paper. About 295 of 470 responding papers cut news, advertising, or circulation. many expect lasting changes. Some praise tightened writing and reader feedback, while others fear protests over dropped features like crosswords and comics. APME plans ask readers what is expendable.
Readers question the impact of granting on sale and off sale beer licenses for Loco-Poco Taco in the former Dave Walters building on Hwy 71. They warn of a potential perimeter strip around Bemidji, cite statutes and local officials, and urge public input to influence county and township decisions. They name local officials and ask residents to contact ten officials.
AP column highlights include dental quirks and apes versus monkeys, water use by showers, language by speakers, hospital ER crowding, bee color scent notes, carved Wooden Indians origins, quotes from Frost and others, and a Pepsi executive line about not dropping the ball.
In Minnesota, lawsuits seek to force rotation of candidate names on ballots amid claims that top-listing by party gives unfair advantage. DFL leaders defend the current system while MPIRG and Secretary Erdahl push for rotation across legislative races. The debate touches constitutional equal protection and whether voting behavior is affected by ballot position.
A compact dictionary style clue list for a crossword puzzle with across and down entries covering home and housing themed terms and related words across varied lengths and difficulties. Includes hints for structures, crafts, geography and language roots relevant to domestic and architectural vocabulary.
The item compiles Old Farmer’s Almanac notes including dates such as Wendell Willkie’s death on Oct 8 1944 and the Full Hunters Moon on Oct 11. It cites historical facts about the Almanac’s start on Oct 13 1792 and the first two way phone on Oct 9 1876, plus home hints and regional forecasts for New England to the Pacific Northwest.
Taxpayers face about 3 903 300 dollars in government costs from the Wounded Knee incident last March. Justice Department expenses total 3 528 000 dollars for federal marshals FBI agents and equipment. Bureau of Indian Affairs direct spending covers bridges roads homes cleanup and emergency aid. The note excludes private losses and future expenses.
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