Mower County Board Special Session June 19 1973
The Mower County Board met in special session at the Courthouse Austin Minnesota with members Golberg Christianson Shaw Buechner Uzlik present and Finbraaten absent until 3 30 PM The board discussed Detoxification and Halfway House plans with no action taken and approved four sewage contractor licenses for Turner Keller Hansen and Wittlier. A motion adjourned the meeting to June 26 1973 at 4 PM.
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Mower County
Golberg
Buechner
Shaw
Christianson
Jer
Unty Sanitarian
Veteran's Serice
Unty
Commisoner
Jerry Reinitz
Uechner
Over County Board of Commissioners
Austin
Minnesota
Robert Shaw
Robert Finbraaten
J. E. Golberg
Ifford
Richard ¥. Buechner
Charles McKenzie
Tiqn Risw
County Sanitarians
Emmett Henick
County Planning Commission
Charlies McKenzie
Mower
Atteat
Graham Rfr
Uzilk
Graham R. Uzilik
Phil Golberg
Clifford S. Christianson
Richard E, Buechner
Graham R. Uzlik
Bob Fin
Robert W. Turner
George R. Keller
Lawrence Hansen
Austin Wittlier
Short Beef Supplies Fold as Price Freeze Persists
The Associated Press reports limited beef shipments this week as stores expect only a fraction of needed supply. Treasury Secretary Shultz says the beef price freeze stays through Sept 12, while shoppers face lines, limits, and rising uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Calif
Treasury
George P. Shultz
ABC Television
Nixon
New York City
Betty Furness
Airport attack in Athens leaves two dead and 55 hurt
Two Arab gunmen hurled grenades and opened fire at Athens airport injuring 55 and killing an American, a Austrian, and another American. The attackers, who surrendered after taking hostages, claimed to have achieved their aim and faced police questioning.
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Athens
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Jeannie Salandi
Highland Park
N.J
Elbert Kersen
N. J
Kersen
Kate
Ullhofen
Middle East
Trans World Airlines
Tel Aviv
New York
Dimitra Michapoulou
TWA
Zeced Mohammed
Palestine
Palaat Hussam
Cairo
Beirut
Publishing firm in Marshall is purchased
Mickelson Media Inc New Ulm announced it purchased Henle Publishing Co of Marshall The Henle firm founded by A J Henle in 1921 will publish a shopper and continue its commercial printing Henle and his two sons Ray and Larry will stay in executive capacities with the Messenger Indepent The Lyon County Independent will be discontinued and the paper renamed the Marshall Messenger Independent
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Marshall, Minn
Mickelson Media Inc
New Ulm
Henle Publishing Co
Marshall
Henle
Lyon County Independent
MMI
Marshall Messenger
Marshall Messenger Independent
A. J. Henle
Ray
Larry
Messenger Innt
Poll finds two thirds deem U.S. Vietnam intervention a mistake
Gallup poll of 1,353 leaders from 70 nations shows 66 percent say U S intervention in Vietnam was a mistake and 86 percent believe the U S lost prestige. A majority also support aiding North Vietnam and merging Vietnam, with 67 percent predicting North Vietnam will take control.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
United States
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietam
South Vietnam
Anderson may be VP pick for 1976 per Time Magazine
Time Magazine features Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson on its August 13 cover and notes that if he wins re election big next year he could be a serious contender for the 1976 national ticket. The piece praises Minnesota politics as clean with low crime and dropout rates and likens Anderson to a Midwestern Kennedy.
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New York
Time Magazine
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
Kennedy
Minnnesota
History offers new clues on Nixon legal dilemma
A historical review notes presidents clash with Congress over subpoenas. Jefferson refused to appear in Burr case. he provided a letter. Ervin cites Jefferson to support compelled material disclosure while others cite Marshall’s limits on courts. Lincoln and Wilson previously avoided formal appearances.
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Nixon
Donald M. Rothberg
Washington
Richard Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Cox
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Aaron Burr
John Marshall
Pillar
James Wilkinson
Burr
Marshall
Sam J. Ervin
Dn.c
Watergate Committee
Mississippi
Andrew Johnson
Atty
Henry Stanbury
Salmon P. Close
Judicial Department
Dist
John J. Sirica
Print Pattern Catalog and Craft Books Featured
Ann Adams promotes printed dress patterns Misses' sizes with 21? yards of 45 inch fabric and 75 cent pattern price, plus air mail charges. Laura Wheeler offers crochet and knit guides with patterns for spring summer wardrobes. Catalogs and free item offers, plus various instant craft books priced from 50 cents to $1.00, are advertised for delivery to New York addresses.
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Anne Adams
Rick Rack
Anne Adama
Austin Daily Herald
West 17Th
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Ceccare
Wallace's Daughter Engaged to Henry Mark Kennedy
Gov. George C. Wallace announces 22 year old Peggy Sue Wallace engagement to Henry Mark Kennedy. The wedding is set for December 15 at St James Methodist Church in Montgomery Alabama. Peggy Sue is the governor’s daughter by his first wife Lurleen who died in 1968. Kennedy’s parents are Mr and Mrs Douglas Mayo Kennedy of Greenville.
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Montgomery, Ala
George C. Wallace
Peggy Sue
Henry Mark Kennedy
Alabama
St. James Methodist Church
Miss Wallace
Lurleen
Kennedy
Douglas Mayo Kennedy
Greenville
Tanaka ends U.S. visit with pledge on weapons and UN role
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka told NBC Meet the Press that Japan will not seek atomic weapons to win a permanent seat on the UN Security Council. He affirmed reliance on the U S security treaty for nuclear protection and urged American business ties to expand in Japan. Tanaka concluded a six day trip that included stops in New York Chicago and San Francisco.
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Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Japan
United Nations Security Council
Tanaka
Meet the Press
Nixon
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Soviet Union
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France
People’s Republic of China
Tokyo
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Chicago
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