January 2, 1974 -
January 2, 1974 -
January 2, 1974 -
December 11, 1973 - Edwin Wheeler, representing the fertilizer industry, says farmers will have a fertilizer shortage this year due to the energy crisis and the subsequent shortage of petroleum products. The industry is asking the American government to prioritize their needs.
November 29, 1973 - Pierre Rinfret, a former Nixon advisor speaks and answers questions regarding a number of details relating to the greater energy crisis of the 1970s. He puts blame squarely on government intervention and private industry miscues, and the heightened concern for environmental issues. He also discusses the global economy, its potential for recession, and how that status is related to energy reserves.
November 29, 1973 - Greg Baron looks deeper into the notion that conserving electricity at the consumer level during peak usage hours reduces fuel consumption. Discussion includes how and when oil is used for electricity production versus coal and nuclear power, specific to the Northern States Power organization.
November 28, 1973 - What, if any, are the psychological ramifications on Americans and Minnesotans resulting from the energy crisis? Dr. Randall Lakosky discusses what effects the crisis is having on people, as well as utilizing healthy endeavors to relate to others and make a difference.
November 27, 1973 - While many media outlets worry about individual industries suffering from lack of fuel, economists such as Frank Booty see that the energy crisis will affect local and individual businesses, but will probably not derail the entire economy. Discussion of chain reaction of fuel shortages to economic shortfalls included in interview.
October 12, 1973 - Smith Park, located in the Twin Cities, gets ready to host a Celbration of Life. Greg Barron and the fair's director discuss what's on the agenda for this next celebration. Included in the festivities are a number of dance and theater groups, natural and old-time food stands, and a folk art extravaganza.
October 11, 1973 - Minnesota State Senators meet in committee to disucss a bill, in its early stages, that will provide new rules on state campaign financing. Limits on spending and transparency on donors are included. Debate feature here focuses on the idea of public funds for campaigns, with the DFL supporting a voluntary one dollar 'check box' on tax forms, while the Republicans support a tax credit system.