Townhouse and apartment PUD okayed by Austin Planning Commission
The Austin Planning Commission recommended approval of a mixed use planned unit development by Dave Lubben and Associates for 18 townhouses 51 apartments and a small commercial area on four acres along 24th Street SW near the Kehret-Neu property. Opposition cited height density and impact on a residential area though the panel favored the plan and sent it to the City Council for final action.
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Austin
Austin City Planning Commission
Dave Lubben
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lubben
24Th St
Herman Neu
Fordtown
Luben
Hospital expansion prep begins with heavy equipment move
Heavy construction machinery moved onto the hospital parking lot to start preparation for a new addition. The total reconstruction cost is estimated at 6 million dollars.
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Hospita
Herald
John Enright
Ford aims to reassure business on economy in speech
President Ford works with top advisers at the White House to finalize a speech for the Business Council promising confidence in the economy despite recession and inflation. Congress moves toward emergency jobs and extended benefits, with bills authorizing up to 2 billion for public service hiring and 13 additional weeks of unemployment benefits.
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Ford
Washington
White House
Business Council
Ron Nessen
New York
Nessen
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Rules
ST. Paul
Wall Street
NEW York AP
New York Stock Exchange
Exxon official calls Project Independence too optimistic
Exxon senior vice president William T. Slick told public energy hearings that the government report overestimates the US ability to cut oil imports by 1985. He cited a potential drop from about 7 million to 2.4 million barrels per day as max.
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Washington
Exxon
Ford
Camp David
Federal Power Commission
Slick
Howard Boyd
el Paso Natural Gas Co
John N. Nassikas
Boyd
FPC
Nassikas
F. Donald Hart
American Gas Association
Inmates Take Hostages at Walpole Prison
Eight inmates at Walpole State Prison held two guards and a medical assistant hostage Tuesday night amid a list of demands. Officials gave few details but suggested the disturbance began over a routine weapons search and a canceled prisoners banquet. Prison officials, led by Correction Commissioner Frank Hall, sought to resolve the situation. hostages appeared not to be in immediate danger though at one point they were bound. Fifty-nine other inmates remained uninvolved in the cellblock, with no spread to the rest of the 500-inmate facility.
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Walpole
Mass
Walpole State Prison
Correction Department
David Brown
Correction
Frank Hall
Brown
1975 Crop Outlook Could Ease Food Price Rise
Agriculture Department economists say next year's grain crop will largely determine how long the current food price surge lasts. With average weather, 1975 corn yields may rebound to 87 to 97 bushels per acre from under 73 this year, potentially yielding a record crop and 30 to 50 percent higher total feed production than 1974.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
James J. Naive
Department
National Agriculture Outlook
Naive
J. Dawson Ahalt
Ahalt
Mills quits as Ways leader as reorg begins
Rep. Wilbur Mills resigns as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee after 16 years. He cites exhaustion and enters Bethesda Naval Hospital, signaling a reshuffle that enlarges the panel from 25 to 37 and plans new subcommittees. Al Ullman is seen as likely successor amid liberal replacements.
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Mills
Boston
Annabel Battistella
Arkansas Democrat
Congress
Committee
al Ullman
Oregon
House
Otis G. Pike
D-N-Y
Richard F. VanderVeen
D-Mich
Church theft targets recorder. pastor appeals for return
Thieves broke into the First Congregational Church office at 1910 3rd Ave NW, stealing $9 in cash and a tape recorder valued at $120. Rev. Dwight Snesrud hopes the intruders hear the Christmas message on the tape and return the device, keeping the tape. The recording mixed Christmas music with last Sunday's sermon on Symbols of Christmas.
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First Congregational Church
Dwight Snesrud
3Rd Ave. NW
Snesrud
Rockefellers nomination gains House support for vice presidency
House Speaker Carl Albert predicts rapid approval of Nelson Rockefeller as the nations second non elected vice president after the Senate backed him 90 to 7. The Judiciary Committee will vote Thursday with the full House expected to act next week.
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Senate
Rockefeller
House
Lawrence L. Knutson
Washington
Carl Albert
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House Judiciary Committee
Albert
Nomi
Help Wanted Secretary Receptionist Ad Shortlisted
Job advertisement seeks a secretary receptionist with training provided. Hours 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Monday through Friday. Typing skills required pleasant personality and telephone contact. Classified under employment. ran for five days and planned for six in the Herald.
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Help Wanted
Herald
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