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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1973

Page

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Proposed Shopping Center Annexation Sails Through Austin Panel

The Austin Planning Commission approved a 34 acre annexation petition by Bureau Investment Corp of Minneapolis for a shopping center at the northeast corner of IS 90 and Hwy 218 N. The panel backed commercial zoning later, with a five to one vote. They also urged city council on storm sewer cost sharing and encouraged attracting a supermarket to the Sterling Shopping Center.

Bureau _ Investment Corp Minneapolis Austin Planning Commission IS 90 Hwy. 218 Investment Corp John Bureau Dept Bureau The Commission Darrell Stacy Minnesota Sterling Shopping Center Penny's Supermarket Red Owl-Trowbridge Roger Nelson Nelson

Nixon Tanaka push for agreement on Indochina recovery plan

President Nixon meets Japan's Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka for a final talk likely to yield a joint U.S. Japan communique. Japan reportedly agrees to fund up to 50 million dollars for reconstruction in South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.

Nixon Tanaka Washington Japan Kakuei Tanaka U.s.japan South Vietnam Cambodia Laos Indochina ST. Paul, Minn House Oklahoma State Penitentiary Iran Canada Saigon United States International Peacekeeping Commission

Watergate Hearings Take Toll on Senators and Staff

After 32 days of nine weeks of hearings, the Watergate committee in Washington shows strain. Senators and their staffs display fatigue and occasional frayed tempers as the marathon sessions continue.

Washington Watergate Committee

Drive to impeach Nixon introduced in U S House

Rep. Robert F. Drinan introduces an impeachment resolution in the House over secret bombing in Cambodia. Democratic leaders show little enthusiasm for action, and no early steps are planned. Drinan argues hearings are needed to restore public trust.

Nixon U.S. House Washington House U.S Cambodia Robert F. Drinan Dmass Drinan House of Representatives America Haiphong Harbor Richard M. Nixon United States Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Massachusetts

Reserve Mining suit opens in Minneapolis

The Justice Department suit against Reserve Mining Co. opened in U S District Court in Minneapolis before Judge Miles Lord. The case seeks to stop dumping 67000 tons of taconite tailings into Lake Superior daily from the Silver Bay plant.

Minneapolis, Minn Justice Department Reserve Mining Co U.S. District Court Miles Lord Reserve Lake Superior Superior Silver Bay Minn William C. Phinney National Aeronautics and Space Administration Duluth North Shore Lord National Environmental Defense Fund EDF Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Pollution Control Agency PCA Environmental Groups

IRS involvement queried by panel

H LR Haldeman testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he recalls no specific request to make the Internal Revenue Service more responsive politically but acknowledged it was possible others asked the White House to approach the service. He spoke on his third day as a witness.

Washington (Ap Haldeman Internal Revenue Service White House Senate Watergate Committee

U.S. Boosts Cambodia Aid Ahead of Deadline

The United States doubles the pace of military aid to Phnom Penh as the Aug. 15 cutoff nears. Since Jan. 1, 1973 Washington has shipped 21 T28s 4 C47s 21 river patrol boats 30 armored personnel carriers eight 155 mm howitzers and vast other weapons. Pentagon officials cite Cambodian training limits for not sending more advanced arms. Congress sets Aug. 15 for Indochina halt.

Washington Cambodia Pentagon United States Phnom Penh Congress Nixon Indochina

Ulbricht Dies at 80 Ends East German Leader Era

Berlin reports Walter Ulbricht, long time East German Communist chief and figure behind the Berlin Wall, died at 80 after a stroke. He led the State Council and remained a party Central Committee member. His death closes a chapter in Cold War era German politics.

Ulbricht Berlin Walter Ulbricht Berlin Wall ADN Erich Honecker State Council People's Chamber National Council of the National Front Roger Bonvin Switzerland Europe Stalin Nikita Khrushchev Leonid I. Brezhnev Alexei N. Kosygin Kremlin Czechoslovakia East Berlin Ber

Sky lab 2 astronauts plan first full day of experiments

Astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma on Skylab 2 enter the fifth day of a 59 day mission with a focus on medical tests and earth resources photosensor work. Motion sickness eased, appetite remains limited, and a spacewalk planned for Saturday to replace film in solar telescopes and add a protective sunshade was postponed. They also begin a zero gravity minnow experiment.

Bean Garriott Lousma

Rochester Woman Dies in City Collision

The Rochester woman Velva Stettler, 62, died in a two car crash on a city street. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband. The crash raises Minnesota’s 1973 road toll to 485 from 538 the previous year.

Associated Press Rochester Minnesota Velva Stettler

Schedule of Pages Editorial Society Sports Comics Classified

The page plan lists sections Editorial Society and Sports pages with page numbers for area coverage and the comics and classified listings. It outlines where readers can find editorials, society notes, sports coverage, and advertisement listings across pages 4 through 19.

Society

Dollar Dips on Nixon Impeachment Talk

The US dollar slid again on European exchanges with dealers pointing to the impeachment motion against President Nixon as a contributing factor.

London Nixon

Lost Grey Husky Recovered After Herald Want Ad

Dog owner used Herald LOST want ad to recover a grey husky found west of the Conservation Club chained with a padlock on its neck. Call XXX-XXXXX if found. Ad ran once out of three planned insertions. payment only for the times run. fast results via 433-8851.

Herald Conservation Club

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