Vital Statistics and Obituaries From St Olaf Area
The St Olaf Hospital notices list births for Edward Hunkele Brownsdale Ronald Maas Brownsdale Gregory Hartquist and Darla Ball Bonnie Brechtel Joanne McDowell Eugene Winkels. Obituaries include Emma Perau Victor Tiedeman Genora Erie Henry Schnell Erie McDonough and Klara Petersen with funeral details and survivors. Numerous thank you notes, memorials, and surgical updates follow for local families and friends.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Edward Hunkele
27Th St. SW
Son
Ronald Maas
Brownsdale
Gregory Anthony Hartquist
8Th St
Darla May Ball
2Nd St
Sam Dean Barnett
8Th Ave
Bonnie Lee Brechtel
4Th Ave
Eugene Leonard Winkels
Ave
Joanne Marie McDowell
Austin Rt
Council Resigns Nelson and Swears in Fossey to Finish Term
The Council accepts First Ward Alder man Nelson’s resignation to run for state senate Dist. 31 and swears in Austin High School instructor Kenneth Fossey to serve the remainder of Nelson’s term through Jan. 1, 1979. Also approved are a beauty shop at Pamela Grover’s home, a traffic signal at Oakland Ave and West St, fire protection agreement with townships, zoning hearing on Dec. 20, and multiple licenses including bingo licenses for several organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Nelson
Austin
Kenneth Fossey
Enright
M.J
Simonson
Gary
Nemitz
Robert Enright
Pamela Grover
1St Dr
Craig Plante
1St Ave
Oakland Ave
W.est St
City Recorder
Austin Community Fire Protection Assn
Moscow
Lansing
City Planning Commission
Marvin Fifer
4Th Dr
David Hagen
Tom Murray
Armory
St. Augustines
Elk's Lodge
Knights of Columbus, Housing & Redevelopment Authority
Fra
Burlington Northern approves 161.1 million additional 1977 budget
Burlington Northern directors in St Paul announce an extra 161.1 million for next year raising total spending to 267.6 million. Norman Lorentzsen named BN president and Thomas Lamphier to lead the transportation division. Lamphier position is eliminated. Louis Menk remains chairman and CEO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Burlington Northern Railroad
Norman M. Lorentzsen
Thomas J. Lamphier
Jan. J. Lorentzsen
Lamphier
Louis W. Menk
Menk
St. Paul
Tax study considers higher standard deduction to cut itemizers
Minnesota lawmakers study group eyes increasing the standard deduction to reduce the number of taxpayers who itemize deductions. The plan would cost about 20 million dollars in annual revenue and will be discussed at Friday’s commission meeting led by Ron Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Legislature
Court upholds MRC firing of Catherine Inman and others
An 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judge in Omaha affirmed the 1974 dismissal of Burton R. Galaway, former director of the Minnesota Restitution Center, and rejected his $150,000 suit against Minnesota Corrections officials including Commissioner Kenneth Schoen. Galaway was fired after resisting orders not to pursue parole for James D. Freeman, who would have entered the restitution center program at the YMCA if released early. Freeman and his father were convicted in 1973 of receiving stolen property. Freeman was paroled later.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota
Donald Ross
Burton R. Galaway
Minnesota Department of Corrections
Kenneth Schoen
Galaway
Corrections Department
Parole Board
James D
Junior) Freeman
Stillwater
Freeman
Restitution Center
YMCA
James D. Freeman
School of Social Development
University of Minnesota Duluth
Mayo researchers study heart receptors in blood pressure
Mayo Clinic researchers led by Dr. John T. Shepherd explore how heart nerve receptors transmit signals to the brain and may cause high blood pressure. They describe receptors as indicators of heart pumping efficiency and blood supply, challenging brain-centric views in a Tennessee lecture sponsored by the American Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Mayo Clinic
John T. Shepherd
Rochester, Minn
Shepherd
University of Tennessee Center For the Health Sciences
American Heart Association
The
Heart Association
Students Learn To Support Family On Small Income
In Ashland Massachusetts 24 students in a public high school class learn live off 3000 a year by slaughtering and processing food growing vegetables milking cows and rearing chickens. Teacher Kenneth Hayes argues the course builds independence while teaching carpentry wiring plumbing and homesteading skills.
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Daniel Q. Haney
Associated Press
Ashland
Mass
Kenneth Hayes
Hayes
Dow Jones Edges Up Moderately At Noon
New York AP reports the Dow Jones average rose about 1.08 to 962.85 by noon as traders foresee a possible tax cut from President elect Carter if momentum fails to improve. Market breadth favored gainers 7 to 4 on NYSE with Southern Co leading active issues. NYSE composite rose to 55.71 and AMEX value index gained 0.36 to 101.33 as volume hit 11.84 million shares in early trading.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Carter
Dow
Southern Co
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Arctic Cold Hits Midwest Snow Delays Travel
Snow blankets a wide area from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley as a new arctic blast sweeps the Midwest. Wisconsin and Illinois report up to 6 inches of snow with slippery roads while temperatures plunge to subzero across Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Local readings include Hibbing Minn minus 27 and Moline Ill minus 10.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Midwest
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilinois
Hibbing
Minn
Rochester
Eau Claire
Wis
Mason City
Moline
Ill
North Carolina
Louisiana
Carolinas
New York
Colorado
Rockies
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburg
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
PCA interviews set for PCA director post in Minnesota
A one member screening committee in St Paul plans to interview twelve candidates for the executive director position at the Pollution Control Agency. The panel meets again Friday to trim the list to five names for Lt. Gov. Rudy Perpich. The current director Peter Gove plans to resign.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Todassor
State Pollution Control Agency
Rudy Perpich
Perpich
PCA
Peter Gove
First Domestic Jet Service Links New York and Miami
The launch marks the debut of a domestic jet air route between New York and Miami on December 10, 1958. The service inaugurates faster intercity travel, signaling a new era in U.S. commercial aviation.
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New York
Miami
Mondale and Humphrey to visit Minnesota for DFL dinner
Vice President elect Walter Mondale returns to Minnesota for the DFL victory dinner in Minneapolis. He arrives Friday evening, holds an airport press conference, speaks to the state Central Committee, and delivers an eight o'clock address at a $100 per person dinner. Senator Hubert Humphrey will join Mondale at the event, his first postelection appearance since cancer surgery in October.
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Minneapolis
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
DFL
Mondale
Leamington
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
New York
Markets Tuesday Dec 7 1976 hogs and cattle prices
Trading on a moderate supply Tuesday saw slaughter steers steady to 50 higher and heifers firm. Cows and bulls were generally steady, with Holsteins and various cattle weight ranges priced across the range. Hogs gained 1.00 to 1.50, with feeders and sows showing modest advances. lambs and feeder lambs also moved within narrow bands.
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ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
U.S
Stocks Mixed As Trading Slips On Several Big Names
Markets show uneven activity with AlliedC and AmAirL posting modest gains while big weights like Phillips and Texaco rise or fall. Notable movers include Boeing, IBM, and Xerox with varied shifts across sectors as investors digest earnings and external signals.
Non-Delivery Notice for Herald Carrier Contact
Missed paper notice advising readers to find carrier name and phone on receipt card. Encourages contacting the regular carrier to arrange delivery of the missed Herald.
Phone Your Carrier For Service Dispatch
Instructions urge callers to contact their carrier first and, if service remains unavailable, call 433.8856 before 6:00 p.m. to have a copy dispatched. The same number offers home delivery of the Herald.
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Herald
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Emma Perau
Lewis
Emma) Perau
Memorial Hospital
Osage
St. Ansgar
Victor Tiedeman
Victor Herbert Tiedeman
Baraboo
Dexter
Genora Erie
George
Genora) Erie
Community Hospital
Spring Valley
LeRoy
Parkview Nursing Home
Ostrander
Oscar
Pearl) Bustad
Tappi
Charles
Jone) Sweetser
Grand Meadow
Arnold
Gordia) Ehlers
Rockford
Lester
Arlene) Skifter
Marian) Knode
Glen
Mt. Vernon
Arlo
Alvin Olson
Williston
N. D
Floyd Olson
Winona
Richard Olson
Togo
Vernon Olson
Willis Olson
Ariz
Myron Olson
Carl
Luellen) van Gundy
Houston
Mayme Chadwick
Santa Clara
Calif
Wayne
Edith) Guy
Ray
Arletta) Jurasinski
Fountain City
Henry G. Schnell
Methodist Hospital
Hayfield
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Marjorie
Russell
Shirley) Breuer
Lake City
Richard
Kennewick
Wash
Janice) Scott
Fontana
Arlene van Heuklem
Riverside
Walter
Florence) Rogstad
LaCrosse
Perau
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Teeterville
William Perkins
St. Peter Cemetery
Schroeder and Dunn
MC Donough
James Floyd McDonough
St. Finbarr's Catholic Church
Vernon Schaefer
St. Finbarr’s Cemetery
Burrington Funeral Chapel
Erie
George (Genera
Gary Olson
Hutchins
Klara Petersen
Klara M. Petersen
Austin, Minn
Ole (Mary) Hynie
City
Alex S. Petersen
St. SE
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Circle 2
Norman R. Hynie
Mesa
Harold
Harry Hynie
Alford E. Setness
Oakwood Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Glenn Domino
Palmer Erickson
Dean Gilbert
Gerald Kellogg
Richard Landberg
Dale Rosenthal
Shirley Jirele
William Wilson
Malchow
Pastor Schleicher
Vicar Riggert
Drs. Morris
Pete Lemmen
H. Anderson
G. Roberts
Lydia Matchow
Gutman
Hagen
Schindler
Lorenda Gutman
Dieser
Engels and Dernak
St. Clara
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Henry
Henry Diesel
Barta
VFW Club
Joseph and
Anna Barta
Memoriam
Barbara Hertle
Sth Ave
Jarla Johnson
Rose Creek
Howard Kilborn
6Th St. NW
Lester W. Vaughn
Clinton
Mapleview
Peter G. Weiss
2Nd Ave. NE
Harold C. Bumgarner
7Th Ave
Orville Christianson
Austin Rt. 1
Dolores Schreiber
Hazel Schlie
David Goldman
Austin Rt. 3
Henry A
Emily) Hanson
10Th St. NW
Larry Flatten
Albert Lea
Harry Bestor
15Th Ave
Ed L. Bure
12Th St
Martin Bustad
4Th St
Dorothy Edwards
8Th St. NW
Mabel Lutz
11Th Ave
Richard Proof
20Th St
Hazel Rice
1St St
Cora Shoemaker
William Holder
Oakland Pl
David Watkins
Tee Bee
Albany
Asheville
Birmingham
Boise
Brownsville
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Cincinnati
Duluth
Fairbanks
Elr
Green Bay
Clr
Helena
Honolulu
Ind
Apolis
Edy Jacks
Ville
Juneau
Las Vegas
Little Rock
Edy
Marquette
Mimai
Milwaukee
Mpls
St. P
New Orleans
Burlington Ok
Catherine Inman
5Th Ave
Anna L. Wheeler
3Rd Ave
MRC
Dow Jones
Howard Nepp
Information
William Henry Harrison
America
Harrison
White House
Austin Drug
Hetame Wig
Betty Hart
1St Street
John Mayer, Sr
Jesus
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MAYER
John Mayer, Jr
Cash Grain
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Hormel
Alliedc
Jns& Amairl
Jostens Alcoa
Kencott Ahess
Kraft AmBrad
Kresge AmCan
Kroger Acyan
Loew's AmMtr
McDaid At&t
McDond
AMF
Merck Anconda
MMM Archd
Minipl Armcs
Moboil AvcoCp
MnChm BeadFds
MontDk Beth
UnOil Goodrich
Goodyr
Usstl GulfOil
Wnairl
Wesge! Honeyw
Weyrhsr
WinnDx IBM
Wiiworth
Xerox
NW Bankist Bank System
Weyerhaeuser Hormel
KEOGH
John G. Kinnard & Co., Inc
Burt J. Plebal
H.W
IP & SA
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