Terrorists Seek Shelter in Middle East After Airport Kills
Arab hijackers blamed for at least 36 deaths at Rome and Athens airports searched for asylum in the Middle East after hijacking a Lufthansa jet. They killed hostages in Athens, then moved to Damascus and Kuwait, with conflicting reports on the casualty count. Damascus and Athens both faced refusals to land while authorities debated the number of dead and alive captives.
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Associated Press
Beirut
Rome
Athens
Middle East
Lufthansa
Damascus
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Frankfurt
Joe Kroese
Pan American World Airways
Fiumicino
Poor Warned to Suffer Most in Energy Crisis
Cabinet Secretary Casper Weinberger cites a 10 page HEW study showing the poor will bear the brunt of fuel shortages, unemployment, and inflation. He expects higher welfare needs and calls for vigilance on welfare raises while policy fights delay Clean Air Act changes and an emergency energy bill. Fewer highway fatalities are noted as a potential silver lining.
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Associated Press
Casper W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Warning Issued to Snowmobilers in Austin City Council Session
The Austin City Council discussed issuing citations to snowmobilers for ordinance violations. Alderman-at-Large Art Vogel backed police enforcement and noted support from snowmobile clubs. He warned a new surge in violations could lead to a citywide ban on snowmobiles on streets.
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Austin
Art Vogel
Larry Landherr
Austin- Mower
Hormel declares quarterly dividend increase
The board of Geo. A. Hormel & Co. Austin meat processor declares a new quarterly dividend of 21 cents per share payable Feb 13 1974 to stockholders of record Jan 26 1974. The increase from 20 cents is just under four percent, aligned with prior two year raises under government guidelines.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co., Meat and Food Processors
Austin
Sheran sworn in as Minnesota chief justice
Sheran, 57, becomes the state’s new chief justice on the Minnesota Supreme Court, the fifth appointee of Gov. Wendell Anderson. He succeeds Oscar Knutson, who retires after 33 years on the bench. Sheran previously worked as Reserve Mining Co. attorney in a major federal taconite pollution case.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Robert J. Sheran
Minnesota Supreme Court
Wendell Anderson
Sheran
Oscar R. Knutson
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Reserve Mining Co
University of Minnesota Law School
FBI
Mankato
Glencoe
Minnesota House
Elmer L. Andersen
Blooming Prairie youth dies in car-semi crash seven miles north of Austin
Mark L. Helleck, 19, of rural Blooming Prairie, died from multiple injuries after his Pinto crashed head on with a semi on Highway 218. The crash near Austin left the road toll at nine for Mower County this year. Driver John B. Law, 36, of Iowa, was uninjured. Helleck, employed by Wilson Co. in Albert Lea, was taken to Rochester via St Marys Hospital after emergency treatment at St Olaf Hospital. Funeral services were set for Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church.
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Mark L. Helleck
Mower County
Helleck
Myron Helleck
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Hwy. 218
Austin
Halleck
St. Olaf Hospital
Earl Machacek
15Th Ave
Machacek
Michelle
Marsue
Blooming Prairie
Marcine Nelson
LaCrosse
Wis
Marcia Wiese
Nathan Parr
Mildred Helleck
Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church
Rt. 1
John Kylie
Church
Blooming Prairie Funeral Home
Wilson Co
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Douglas Dahl
Brooklyn Park
St. Paul
Dahl
Montevideo
Center terming 'workable' recycling in Austin proposal
Austin City Council referred a recycling center plan to the Ordinance Committee. Plans include education, separation rules, alternate week pickups, and a built in penalty via service cost for noncooperation. Cost estimates run about 40000 dollars to start, with 50 percent matching funds anticipated.
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Landherr
Jim Elza
Austin Mower County
Austin
Lost Brown collie found after want ad in Herald
A brown part collie was reported missing on evening August 29 in the Courthouse square area. The dog was found the same day, ending the planned six day want-ad run. For fast action call 433-8851.
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Herald
Brown
Courthouse Square
London car bomb injures forty and prompts警 vigilance
A car bomb exploded near a Home Office building in central London injuring 40 people. Police warned of possible further attacks by Irish terrorists and urged vigilance at stations and post offices as victims were treated at Westminster Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
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London
Scotland Yard
Soviets launch second manned space flight Soyuz 13
Tass reports Soyuz 13 launched from Baikonur at 2 55 p m on a test mission with two rookie cosmonauts aboard. Teamsters reopen national contract talks to ease trucking earnings impact from fuel shortages and lower speed limits. U S personal income rose eight tenths of one percent in November per Commerce Department. Beef and pork shortages may push early 1974 food prices higher though later gains could ease by summer per Agriculture Department expert.
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Soviets
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Baikonus
Kapzakhstan
Teamsters
National Pact
Washington
Teamsters Union
U.S
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
Hollandale Bank Robbery by Two Men
Two armed robbers held up the Produce State Bank of Hollandale at 11 29 a m today. One suspect believed Mexican American and the other white. Car and amount not disclosed. Stocking cap masks noted. No injuries reported. Freeborn County Sheriff’s Department investigating.
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Produce State Bank of
Hollandale
Freeborn County
Schedule of Pages VS Mkt 2 Area News
The page listing shows sections for News Editorial Sports Society Comics TV and Classifieds with page numbers 2 8 4 12 13 6 7 15 16 17. The schedule guides readers to location and segment coverage across the issue.
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