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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
13
Juniperperper wakes late but the breakfast crew, led by Mrs. Claus, fuels a busy morning. Santa introduces the new elf and plans a full tour of the North Pole, guiding him through toy shops reindeer stables and the superscopes room.
Es ther Robinson faced a $1313 bill for two months though she lives alone with two dogs in a mobile home and has no appliances using much water. Officials found a reverse meter on her lot caused the error. her actual two month charge was about $8.70.
Cathy Douglas wife of Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas org anizes a three year study on how society and biology shape the lifestyles of men and women She chairs the International Institute of Sex Identity which aims to inform legislation on prostitution marriage divorce child custody and adoptions The plan includes creating a sex identity department at a college and seeks to uncover truths about sex identities and behavior patterns for a more orderly society
Readers share thrift and decor ideas from painting over wallpaper to repurposing bedding and trunks. Tips include painting over wallpaper, aligning sheets for king beds, upholstering trunks with velvet and nail heads, and seam sealing tricks for drywall finishing.
Sen Edward J Gurney tells reporters he did not authorize or know of illegal fundraising in his name and blames campaign worker Larry Williams for collecting up to 300000 from builders seeking influence with the FHA He says he never saw or received any funds and kept wall safe details secret as investigators probe the matter.
AP reports experts estimate 600,000 tourists will spend at least 250 million rand about 372.5 million dollars while visiting South Africa this year in Durban and other areas.
A broad horoscope page advises shopping for beauty and sportswear for Christmas, with tips on handling finances and social impressions. It outlines Aries through Pisces guidance including money, relationships, and personal conduct, and ends with a child born today note urging gentle discipline and a culture-rich upbringing.
Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin governors will seek federal funds to finance a bus and rail network serving northern tourist centers. They will meet in Cleveland with the Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission and another regional group of six Great Lakes states to discuss funding availability and program viability.
President Nixon names Walter J. Stoessel Jr. as ambassador to the Soviet Union in a broad State Department reshuffle. The moves include Sisco resigning to lead Hamilton College and Casey named president of the Export-Import Bank, with several other senior diplomatic posts filled.
Interstate highways were reported clear of protesting truckers early today while clusters remained in several areas. Leaders urged a 24 hour moratorium to allow talks in Washington with Transportation officials and the White House said state governments should solve the problem.
Wallaces Farmer magazine reports farm disappointment with the Nixon administration at an all time high. In an editorial, F. R. Jimson claims polls show less than one in five farmers approve Nixon's handling of agricultural affairs while eastern Corn Belt confidence in the economy is about 15 percent. Supply shortages and fear of government interference heighten frustration.
In Italy a televised contest named canzonis sima TM selects a winner who then receives the lottery prize. Singers perform their songs on national shows and a complex process determines the prize. First prize runs about a quarter of a million dollars untaxed.
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