Duren captures City Open repeat with record 64
Gary Duren repeats as City Open champion at Ramsey and Austin Country Club with a two-under-par 70 in the final round for a record total 1M over 72 holes. The Valencia Junior College alum is praised as Austin’s best golfer since Wally Ulrich and eyed for potential pro status.
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Nixon May Decide On Federal Pay Boost By October
President Nixon faces a two week deadline to act on a potential 3.5 million federal workers pay rise due in October. Congress earlier rejected raises for lawmakers judges and top civil servants. auto hikes could proceed unless he delays. Projections place increases at 0.5 to 5.5 percent, costing about 400 million annually per percentage point.
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Crestwood High enforces new dress code in Mantua Ohio
Crestwood High School Mantua Ohio adopts a dress standard for the coming year. Prohibited items include undershirts with nothing over them tank tops with nothing under them and shorts. Gang related shirts or pictures are forbidden as are sandals without socks and cleated shoes. Girls face bans on heavy cosmetics low cut dresses sheer blouses midriff tops and high heels. Boys must be clean shaven with sideburns not beyond the jaw. Jeans and long hair allowed if neat and shirts are buttoned and tucked.
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Nation’s mood shifts from doom to steady resolve
A Piqua Daily Call opinion piece argues Americans overstate troubles while acknowledging global woes. It notes inflation, corruption, violence and other ills are broad, but asserts the U S has grown by crisis, not collapsed, and urges moving from self pity to action.
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Turn Back the Clock: 30 Years Ago in Austin
Whistles and sirens were slated to signal a major blackout in Austin. Roy T. Anderson of Austin was elected national committeeman of the Minnesota American Legion at the state convention in Faribault. Roger Nierengarten left law to enter the priesthood. Luther Bang became chair of the Minnesota Bar Association Minimum Fee Schedule Committee, with Roger Catherwood as secretary of the Practice of Law committee. Sue Ellen Reinartz, daughter of Albert Reinartz, will earn a Bachelor of Science degree at St Cloud State College after the second summer session.
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Hoffa Seeks Front Man in Bid for Teamsters Presidency
In New York a plan surfaces to back Harold Gibbons as a front runner to challenge Frank Fitzsimmons for the Teamsters presidency at the 1976 convention in Los Angeles. Hoffa, freed under restrictions, eyes influence while lobbying for a trusted ally to lead from outside prison.
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Today in History Highlights Across 1910 to 1961
On this date August 22, 1973, events include Japan annexing Korea in 1910, Jacob Barsimson landing in 1654 as the first Jewish emigrant to America, Ann Franklin becoming America’s first newspaper editor in 1762, Howe landing 10,000 troops in 1776, New Mexico annexation announced in 1846, Mona Lisa theft in 1911 and recovery in 1913, Nazi push toward Leningrad in 1941, Tran Van Chuong resigning in 1963, and Pope Paul VI’s 1968 Colombia visit. thought for today from Homer.
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Old Fashioned Notes From a Stubborn Sargeant Native
A veteran writer recalls early life in Sargeant Minnesota and Hayfield areas and his Norwegian neighbor Nate Johnson. He jokes about aging habits barber visits, hairstyles, sports jackets, and rock music while recounting school days, pranks, family reunions, and small town mischief.
Defense budget may reach 104 billion in 1978
Defense spending could rise to 104 billion in fiscal 1978 under current posture, with manpower inflation driving most growth while strategic forces costs stay near 20 billion annually. Brookings study suggests possible reductions via slower modernization or lighter defenses, depending on policy choices and fiscal pressures.
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