One Way or the Other Kunst vows to finish trek
David Kunst vows to complete the around the world walk begun with his brother John in 1970 after John was killed in Afghanistan. David met UNICEF officials in New York about continuing pledges and possible walk with Chinese companions across China. If blocked, he plans a Burma Thailand route with plans to finish within months while honoring his late brother.
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Minneapolis
Minn
David Kunst
Kunst
Minnesota
John
David
Sarobi
Afghanistan
Ernst
Waseca
New York
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Peter
China
Kunst Brothers
United States
Santa Ana
Calif
Soviet Union
Burma
Thailand
Noth
Ing
Jan
al Kunst
Clear Lake
Iowa
Mrs. Kunst
U.S
Europe
Eunst
Welfare relief funds tied to welfare check accuracy
The U S government warns it will cut up to 689 million in federal AFDC and related funds next year unless states purge ineligible or overpaid recipients. HEW cites an 8.3 percent misspending rate with 700,000 AFDC recipients and 150,000 aged and disabled ineligible.
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John Stowell
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
AFDC
Nebraska
North Dakota
California
New York
John D. Twiname
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Twiname
Wet autumn slows Midwest harvest
Wet autumn slows Midwest harvest with fields too soggy for harvest and equipment. In Indiana’s Wabash Valley grain and soybean farmers suffer, as Warren Lapredon’s elevator moves far fewer bushels than last year. Government estimates prior to rains predicted larger corn and soybean crops.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Midwest
Wabash Valley
Indiana
Warren Lapredon
Wabash
Ind
Department of Agriculture
Mill City scientist plans own institute after big verdict
Dr. John J. Wild, a Minneapolis researcher, won a 16.3 million dollar jury award against foundations he charged with ending his ultrasonic breast cancer research. He hopes to use the funds to establish his own institute and continue the work, despite ongoing legal and funding uncertainties.
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Mill City
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
John J. Wild
St. Paul
NSP
Litter Overboard Harms Fishing Says Keep America Beautiful
Litter overboard harms fishing and threatens health as discarded debris fouls propellers and water skiers. Sunken litter can injure waders, while decaying trash depletes oxygen harming game fish. Roger Powers of Keep America Beautiful urges litter bags on boats as standard safety gear.
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New York
Keep America Beautiful Inc
National Environment Improvement Organization
Roger Powers
KAB
Russian grain experts tour Seaboard Allied facility
In Culpeper Virginia three of Russia s top grain experts visited the United States and toured the Seaboard Allied Milling plant on Monday.
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Culpeper
Russia
United States
Seaboard Allied Mil& Orp
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United Nations Association of Minesota
Kunsts
U. S
Florida
Austin (Minn
Herald
Carol Jewett
2Nd Ave
Wild
Hennepin County
Minnesota Foundation
Amherst H. Wilder Foundation
Frank M. Rarig Jr
Dr. Wild
The
Public Health Service
Rarig
Cellation
Valerie
Johnson
Honolulu
Hilo
Lei
Islands
Maui
Kona
Waikiki Resort
King Kamehameha
Orchid Island Hotel
First National Bank
North Main St. Autsin
Northwestern Bell
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