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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1973

Page

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City Catholics plan deprivation drive for education

The Committee on Catholic Education maps a fund drive to contact 2400 Austin Catholic families across three parishes. No monetary target set. organizers seek value placed on Catholic education and to fund Pacelli High School. Training sessions start Jan 10 with a kickoff Jan 20 and aim to contact all families by month end.

Austin Committee On Catholic Education William Bambrick Bambrick St. Edwards Parish Joseph Endres St. Augustines Parish William Swanson Queen of Angels Parish Jack Dunlop Catholic Board of Education Pacelli High School Paul Sabre Pacelli St. Augustines Queen of Angels St. Edwards Sabre Loras Watters Winona

Hopeful energy bill nears final congressional action

Conferees reached final agreement on emergency energy legislation granting President Nixon power to set petroleum prices and ration gas if needed. The measure faces veto risks and floor fights in both chambers with critics calling it impractical and others hopeful for passage before Christmas.

Washington Senate House Nixon Senate House Senate Interior Committee Henry M. Jackson D-Wash House Commerce Committee Harley O. Staggers Dw.va Paul J. Fannin R-Ariz White House Congress William F. Simon

Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt 2 Editorial 4 Society 6

The page index lists sections for Editorial Society Area News Classifie TV Entertainment Sports Comics and more. It outlines where each topic appears in pages 4 6 10 11A 12C 14 15 17 18 19.

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Wanted experienced babysitter for three days a week

Advertises a babysitting job in the Herald employment section. Seeks experienced sitter for two small boys at the caller's home. Contact via the provided phone number for fast action.

Herald

Inflation Surges as Fuel and Food Drive November CPI

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the CPI up eight-tenths of one percent in November, matching October. Fuel, gasoline, natural gas, coal and electricity costs rose, while food prices jumped 1.4 percent. Real earnings declined, with real weekly earnings down 0.5 percent in November and 1.9 percent for the year.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

City County Holiday Office Closings Listed

Austin city and county offices will be open on Monday Christmas Eve Day. The state drivers examiners station will be closed the Monday before Christmas and the Monday before New Year’s Day. Mail deliveries continue Monday with window hours 7 45 a.m. to 12 noon. Notified parcels may be picked up until 5 p.m. Collections from all boxes at 3 p.m. Monday. No window service or deliveries on Christmas Day. Hormel Co will be closed Monday and reopen Wednesday. Dodge County Courthouse closed Monday due to fuel crisis but open Dec 31 and the missed day will be made up.

Austin 2Nd Ave Geo. A. Hormel and Co Dodge County

Senate approves eleven percent Social Security hike

AP reports the Senate passed an 11 percent increase in Social Security benefits as Congress nears adjournment while turning to a veto-threatened energy bill. Also notes North Central Airlines delaying schedule changes for 18 cities in six Midwest states due to promised jet fuel. Gallup poll finds nearly 40 percent want stronger energy restrictions. Fire at Anthony Hotel in Minneapolis leaves 16 men and 2 women unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue.

Washington Senate Congress North Central Minneapolis Minn North Central Airlines Midwest Princeton N.J Anthony Hotel The Red Cross

Stabbings Claim 2 Persons in Minneapolis

Two people were stabbed to death in separate Minneapolis incidents. Teoflos Beraki a 26 year old University of Minnesota student was found with nine stab wounds in his apartment and a 32 year old suspect was arrested. Laura Smith a 65 year old woman was killed about 32 hours later.

Minneapolis, Minn Minneapolis University of Minnesota Teoflos Beraki Hennepin County Laura Smith

Landherr resigns sanitarian post for PCA job in Rochester

Mower County Board accepts the resignation of Larry Landherr the county sanitarian since 1967 and city county sanitarian for the past two years He will become solid waste officer with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency district office in Rochester in mid January Landherr from Rose Creek holds degrees from Austin Community College and the University of Minnesota He notes the thriving recycling center in Austin as a high point The board also approves an agreement with Austin Cab Co to transport intoxicated persons to Zumbro Valley Detox Center in Rochester Cab trips cost 30 and ambulances 60 with service limited to intoxicated persons in Mower County outside Austin and its villages

Landherr Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Rochester Rose Creek Austin Community College University of Minnesota High Point Austin Austin Cab Co Zumbro Valley Zumbro Valley Center Mower County

Arab Israeli peace talks open amid war risk

The Geneva conference opened with Kissinger urging hope and progress while Gromyko warned war could flare. Egypt demanded Israeli withdrawal to 1967 lines including East Jerusalem, challenging Israel’s stance on occupied territories. The session faced seating disputes and delays before adjournment.

Associated Press Geneva Switzerland Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Andrei A. Gromyko Israel Middle East Soviet Union Gromyko Egypt Romania Algeria Tunisia Europe Kis Singer Arab East Jerusalem East Jerusalem Jordan Abba Eban

Fire destroys barn. eleven Holstein calves die in blaze

Fire at the Robert Southerland dairy farm in Hayfield Minnesota damaged a large barn and killed eleven Holstein calves. The fire started in a feeding section around 4 am and destroyed the central area while milking parlor and loafing sections were saved. The steel silo and self feeding gear suffered heavy damage valued at about 695000, with no injuries reported.

Hayfield Minn Robert Southerland Southerland Hayfield Fire Dept George Fett Austin

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