Lake City Faces Severe Flooding Along Mississippi River
Flood waters rise along the Upper Mississippi with Lake City Minnesota evacuating 20 mobile homes and sandbagging efforts under way. Four foot shoreline inundation in Lake Pepin area. crest expected Saturday and Sunday with one to three feet over flood stage at many points. Wabasha and Stillwater report elevated levels as rivers push toward flood limits and roads close near Aitkin Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lake Pepin
Mississippi
Lake City
St. Paul
la Crosse
Wis
Red Wing
Minn
National Weather Service
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Wabasha
St. Croix
Stillwater
Hudson
Aitkin
Miss‘ssini
Evacuation of Vietnam Nears End as U.S. Fleets Withdraw
Saigon sees mass exodus as U.S. helicopters evacuate most of the remaining 800 to 900 Americans. South Vietnamese air crews flee, with 30 fighters landing in Thailand and 130 personnel arriving in the Philippines. Violence continues around Saigon as Viet Cong shelling and attacks persist.
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Saigon
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Utapao Air Base
Thailand
Air Force
Clark
Philippines
U.S. Defense Attache
Ters
Air America
Navy
Duong van Minh
U.S. Defense and
State Departments
Washington
Ford
Tan Son Nhut
Phu Lam
Minh
Viet Cong
George F. Lowter, Writer of Superman Serials, Dies
George F. Lowter, 62, a writer of serials for The Adventures of Superman radio program and daytime TV serials, died Monday in Westport Connecticut. His work included popular syndicated thrillers and long running radio features.
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Westport, Conn
George F. Lowter
Senate approves school aid bill of over 1.5 billion
Senate Finance Committee approves a school aid package totaling more than 1.5 billion dollars. AFDC aid would rise by 6 million annually for districts with high poverty, with Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth receiving 23 million in AFDC aid. Nonresident vocational students face 6 dollar daily tuition. House actions include hospital funding spread nationwide and generic drug substitutions.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
House
Hennepin County General Hospital
Coantry
State Department of Education
Minnesota
Peggy Byrne
Dfl-St. Paul
Former Austin man killed in Freeborn County crash
Collin Cross, 24, of Albert Lea, died from multiple head injuries after a one car rollover on Freeborn County Road No. 19 near Albert Lea. Passenger Micheal L. Martinson, 24, escaped injury. Cross worked for Miami Margarine Co. Funeral services set for St. Augustine Catholic Church with a wake at Mayer Funeral Home.
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Austin
Freeborn
Albert Lea
Collin Cross
Jefferson
Cross
Micheal L. Martinson
Rt. 1
Freeborn Co
Martinson
Miami Margerine Co
Hazel Cross
6Th St
Jerry Cross
Minnetonka
Minn
William Cross
Gary
Terryl) Sherman
Theanne) Bjerke
Maricopa
Calif
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Freimis
Israelis Reject Demands on 1967 War Boundaries in Paris
In Paris Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon rejected Arab demands for returning all territory occupied in 1967 while offering guarded concessions for defensible borders. Sauvagnargues and Allon debated a framework for a Middle East peace, including Palestinian status negotiations with Jordan. An explosion damaged a Paris synagogue interiors and nearby cars, police suspecting a link to Allon’s visit.
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Paris
Yigal Allon
Israel
Jean Sauvagn
Allen
Middle East
Sauvagnargues
Ment
Jordan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Denials rise over cease fire reports in Saigon
News wires report Nguy en Van Huyen vice president of South Vietnam denies a cease fire deal with the Viet Cong. In Minnesota Red Owl Stores announces 2000 price cuts on groceries effective Wednesday excluding perishables. Four more indictments issued in Pine Ridge probe. A health official in Minnesota temporarily removed over River Villa nursing home loan. Minnesota House approves two large spending bills for education and state agencies.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Huyen
South
Vietnam
Red Owl
Hopkins, Minn
Red Owl Stores, Inc
Mel Roth
Roth
Rapid City
S.D
South Dakota
Pine Ridge
U.S. Attorney's Office
Health Department
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Health Department
River Villa
Minneapolis
State Attorney General's Office
House
St, Paul, Minn
Minnesota House Appropriations Committee
Lecture series on lipids at ACC and Holme Institute
The Austin Community College and the University of Minnesota's Hormel Institute launched a cooperative program. Dr. Eugene Stearns will lead lipid lectures for ACC organic chemistry students, supported by Hormel Institute staff. The initiative aims to bring advanced lipid biochemistry to ACC students.
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Austin Community College
University of Minnesota
Holme Institute
Curtis C. McDonald
ACC
Hermann Schlenk
Eugene Stearns
Stearns
Schlenk
Hormel Institute
MacDonald
Austin
St Olaf Hospital Seeks Higher Emergency Center Status
The SEMHPC board approved recategorizing St. Olaf Hospital from Local Emergency Center to Area Emergency Center with Provision. The change depends on meeting two remaining criteria within one year and follows approval by the Minnesota Dept. of Health EMS Advisory Committee. The recommendation comes from the Emergency Health Care Task Force chaired by Mike Johnson.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Southeastern
Semhpc Board of
Emergency Health Care Task Force
Rolin
Mike) Johnson
Lake City
Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee
Minnesota Dept. of Health
Bush Foundation grants aid Up North Handicrafts program
Northwest Economic Development Inc. of Crookston Minn receives a one year grant of 25000 dollars from the Bush Foundation of St Paul to support Up North Hand crafts a rural program that develops and markets hand crafts made by northern Minnesota residents. The Bush board announced 15 grants totaling 982500 dollars on Monday.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Northwest Economic Development Inc
Crookston
Minn
Bush Foundation of
St. Paul
Up North Handcrafts
Minnesota
Bush Board of Directors
Schedule of Pages VS Mkt Area News Editorial Sports
The page breaks down sections for VS Market area coverage with News Editorial and Sports items. It lists page numbers and section designations including Society and Classifieds with television content. The schedule indicates where each category appears within the issue.
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S- TV
Edwin T. Asplundh Dies at 86 Former PPG Chairman
Edwin T. Asplundh of Bryn Athyn Pennsylvania, 86, died Monday. He retired as chairman of PPG Industries after guiding the company to prominence in the chemical industry. He joined PPG in 1919 as assistant to the superintendent at Barberton Ohio plant and became chairman in 1957.
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Bryn Athyn
Edwin T. Asplundh
PPG Industries
PPG
Barberton
Ohio
St Paul Man Dies in Apartment Fire
Kenneth Krogh aged 51 died in a St. Paul apartment fire early today. Fire officials say he apparently smoked in bed and died of smoke inhalation. The blaze started about 4 am and was confined to his unit.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Kenneth Krogh
St. Paul
Krogh
End of U S Involvement as Saigon Evacuates
President Ford ordered a rapid exit from Saigon as 81 U S helicopters and Marines evacuated more than 4 500 Americans and South Vietnamese from the besieged city. About 141 evacuees were removed from the embassy area as Marines secured the operation.
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Washington
Vietnam
Ford
Saigon
U.S
Pentagon
Tan Son Nhut
U.S. Navy
Air Force
South China Sea
Farlier
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
White House
National Security Council
Oval Office
Brent Scowcroft
Ron Nessen
Grant honored for 50 years with Hormel Co
Daniel E. Grant, veteran of Geo. A. Hormel & Co., is feted for 50 years of service to the Hormel Co. and meat packing. A 50-year gold lapel button from the American Meat Institute was given by Hormel President I J Holton. Attendees included Mrs. Grant and Ernest H. Jones. Grant began April 27 1925 in the Fancy Meats Dept Austin plant and later worked in Hog Kill, Beef Bone, Elevators, and Janitor Services. The couple has six children and 14 grandchildren. Grant is active in local fraternal and church activities.
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Daniel E. Grant
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Hormel Co
American Meat Institute
Grant
Hormel
I. J. Holton
Ernest H. Jones
P-9
Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen of
North America
Fancy Meats
Austin
Gladys
David
U. S. Army
Fort Sills
Okla
Charles
Joyce) Anderson
Dan
Marilyn) Meyer
Rochester
Daniel
Chicago
Ill
Michael
Appleton
Wis
Dennis
Barbara) Boys
Outboard Motors for Sale Ahead of Boating Season
Advertisement notes in Herald wanteads urging buyers to check for good deals. For sale items include a 1975 20 hp Johnson OB in new condition and a 1966 6 hp Johnson OB like new. Call provided numbers. Ad ran briefly under sporting goods for sale before cancellation.
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Herald
Johnso
Johnson O.B
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