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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1972
Page
7
Military leaders pursue deception against North Vietnamese artillery observers who directed bombardments, aiming to disrupt accuracy and protect allied positions. The strategy emphasizes concealment and misdirection to degrade enemy targeting.
Minnesota lawmakers may see a proposed energy tax aimed at reducing home use of natural gas and electricity. The plan could include insulation requirements and efficiency standards for appliances as concerns grow over scarce gas and rising energy costs.
Minnesota GOP figure William Frenzel urged dissolving county and city structures to form district based groups. He criticized party as a private club, favored open primaries, and argued Republicans should concede unwinnable races to focus on winning elections. He suggested possible Senate ambitions and noted Gov Wendell Anderson replacement thoughts.
The Minnesota Reconversion Study Commission recommends a six month extension of group health insurance for laid off workers with at least three years employement. Premium costs would be borne by the employee. The plan targets firms with 25 or more workers and follows a Nixon executive order. The panel also proposes free tuition for area tech institute students and stronger age discrimination limits. A separate line notes West Virginia residents using fluoridated water at 50.2 percent.
L Ash of the White House budget office sold his half of the 200000 acre T Lazy S ranch in Nevada to Charles B Thornton, Litton Industries partner. The sale, unrelated to his appointment, followed a land swap involving Pt. Reyes National Seashore with no disclosed total price. Nearby land values in Elko County range from 25 to 30 dollars per acre.
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