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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1973

Page

2

Brown upbeat for 1974 GOP despite 1973 debt and void

Minnesota GOP chairman Robert Brown remains optimistic for 1974 though the party ends 1973 about 120000 in debt and has no statewide candidate against Governor Wendell Anderson. He plans a mini platform for the session and says strong campaigns will follow as he targets Anderson and donors while distancing the party from Watergate. He notes possible challenges from Arlen Erdahl and hints at fundraising events, including a February dinner with John Connally.

ST. Paul Minnesota GOP Republican Party Brown Anderson Stillwater DFL Minneapolis Congress Arlen Erdahl National Republican Party Erdahl Ancher Nelsen Nelsen Erdah

Ravenhorst reveals $200 million Ravenhorst plan in Minnesota

In Minneapolis area, Ravenhorst Corp announces a 500 acre mixed use development near Crosstown 62 and County Road 18 with 1000 condos selling 25000 to 100000 dollars and 8 million DATA 100 complex. Build over ten years. most buildings leased. park space and institutions planned. Safety exits and buried utilities featured. project aims to transform local life.

Minneapolis, Minn Gerald A. Ravenhorst Ravenhorst Corp Crosstown Minnesota Data 100 Corp Ravenhorst Seling Data 100

Tsar Kolokol Bell in Moscow Cracked at Foundry

The world’s heaviest bell, Tsar Kolokol, sits in Moscow un-tolled after cracking at the foundry and never ringed.

Moscow

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