November 3, 1975 - MPR’s Rachel Kranz has discussion with Susan Winter, Red Studio Press founder. This is part three, in which Winter promotes her publishing house's philosophy of integrating the writer into the entire process of publishing, from start to finish.
November 3, 1975 - MPR’s Rachel Kranz has discussion with Susan Winter, Red Studio Press founder. This is part four, in which Winter promotes the publishing house's adherence to quality and aesthetic in their product.
November 3, 1975 - Government officials, including Governor Anderson, and DNR leaders meet and speak with leaders of Amax, Inc., regarding that company's new exploratory mining shaft near Babbitt which will determine the economic validity of the state's Copper and Nickel resources.
November 28, 1975 - John Millhone, Minnesota Energy Director, speaking to the Minnesota Farmers Union on energy and agriculture. In speech, Millhone suggests new techniques which farmers might use to conserve energy, saying that present farming techniques are reaching a point of diminishing returns due to energy crisis.
November 28, 1975 - Congressman Bill Frenzel speaking on the Tax Reform Act of 1975 at the 21st annual Tax Conference in Minneapolis.
December 13, 1975 - The Northern Environmental Council, a federation of more than fifty environmental groups in five upper Midwest states wants the federal government to cancel International Nickel Company’s lease for copper and nickel mining in the state near the BWCA.
December 14, 1975 - Hubert H Humphrey speaks at DFL feminist caucus, saying law calling for equal pay for equal work isn't enforced. He talks about how much women earn compared to men.
December 16, 1975 - Preservation of upper peninsula from impact of seafaring. Seafarer or sanguine located in upper Wisconsin. Electrical energy killing earth worms and intermission of radio frequencies was a concern.
December 16, 1975 - Soviet grain held in a preium by labor leader George Meany.
March 11, 1976 - MPR’s Dick Daly reports on debate over traffic on Lake Superior of ships containing oil, and the potential hazardous conditions petroleum spillage could create for the cold waters of lake. Segment includes comments from local residents, environmentalists, scientists, and industry experts.