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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1973
Page
4
A school board committee proposes a mandatory annual self evaluation plan for teachers and staff with goal setting progress reports and a final supervisory evaluation stored in personnel files. The piece questions effectiveness, warns of mutual admiration, and suggests involving independent observers like parents for objective assessment and community awareness.
Vermont Senator George D. Aiken urged impeachment of President Nixon or Congress should stop pressuring him. He argued the Constitution provides the proper removal method and trusts Nixon will remain in office, opposing any attempt to force resignation.
State Sen. J. Robert Stassen alleged fund raisers for Gov. Wendell Anderson collected sizable contributions from contractors and state suppliers. He urged disclosure and potential regulation as the Senate committee investigates political financing. The governor's office acknowledged about $200,000 raised since Anderson's election. Stassen pressed for explanations and questioned staff attendance at the inquiry.
The article describes early 1970s planning for the 1976 presidential race with Republicans and Democrats already testing the field. It highlights figures like Rockefeller, Connally, Percy, Reagan, Mondale, Jackson, Kennedy, and others weighing runs, exploring committees, and shaping campaigns years ahead of voting. It notes potential dark horses and the evolving delegate rules shaping future contests.
A Washington realization links energy shortage to decades of misaligned planning across business, government, and media. The piece argues Detroit and other industries ignored signals, risking recession and a shift from a free society as policy shifts centralize.
Minnesota Civil Defense has fielded about 540 temporary hardship requests for fuel oil since November 1 under a nationwide allocation. Of these, roughly 150 come from home and apartment managers, with 15 percent of requests filled by suppliers and 75 percent for residential heating. Daily, about 60 hardship requests arrive, split between residential and large users, as the program awaits final administrative setup.
Crossword style list of clues and answers covering animals bodies and places across and down with terms like antelope dog bird metal and gods. Includes entries such as African antelope and Greek monster along with plant and language notes.
In Whittier California residents rally behind President Richard Nixon despite national controversy. Mayor Blake Sanborn and city leaders express strong support while civic groups promote Nixon landmarks and a planned presidential library.
Carroll Righter horoscope for Thursday November 15 advises careful study of details before starting new projects and notes potential gains. Each zodiac sign receives tailored guidance on finances, health, and relationships with emphasis on prudence and planning.
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