Man on Trial in Mock UNESCO Environmental Case Guilty
In a two day mock World Court of Human Savior session in Houston juries found Man guilty of wasting Earth's resources and harming its balance amid debates on population growth and resource management. Over 250 delegates voted 161 to 34 for Mother Earth while jurors urged action like reduced consumer waste and an international environmental center.
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Russell Harding
World Court of Human Savior
Houston
Texas
Mother Earth
Wozentraft
Court of World Opinion
Earth
Man
Wozencraft
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
World Court of Human Behavior
Environment
Homo Sophiens
U.S
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
Disneyland
International Center For Environmental Protection
Turtle Creek Watershed Flood Plan Proposes Huge Diversion Channel
A four part series outlines the Turtle Creek Watershed dispute centered on Hollandale and Austin. The Soil Conservation Service proposes a 14.1 mile floodway diversion with dikes and pumping stations to protect 10,400 acres, lowering flood risk for highland and lowland farmland.
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PARTI
Ernest Danek
Herald
Turtle Creek
Hollandale-Austin
Hollandale
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Freeborn County
Newry Lake
Freeborn-Steele-Mower
Clarks Grove
Freeborn - Mower County
Austin
Red Cedar River
Calvary Cemetery
Mower-Freeborn
Red Cedar
Highland
Lowland
First Snowflake Queen contestants named for 1973
The Austin area announces two entrants for Snowflake Festival Queen 1973 Charleen Hutchins of LeRoy and Debbie Collins of Blooming Prairie Charleen 18 tall 5 ft 5 in brown hair blue eyes piano solo sponsor Roy Student Council aims Rochester State Junior College nursing Charleen interests music and cheerleading Debbie 17 5 ft 3 in brown hair blue eyes sports water skiing dancing cooking sponsor Blooming Prairie Student Council plans to attend Mankato State College law Debbie talents modern dance festival runs January 5 to 14.
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Austin
Charleen Hutchins
LeRoy
Debbie Collins
Blooming Prairie
Charleen
Douglas Hutchins
Roy Student Council
Rochester State Junior, College
Darlene Ament
Debbie
Four injured in one car crash near Austin
A 21 year old Austin man Donald Getchell and three Austin passengers were hospitalized after a single vehicle rollover on Hwy 218 two miles north of Austin at 3 05 am. Getchell remains under observation at St Olaf Hospital for injuries. The three other passengers Michael Bernardy John Herron and Mike Shupp were treated and released. The Minnesota Highway Patrol investigated the crash. Elkton School held an evening Christmas program with Elkton High School Band under Ronald Seedorff and elementary grades singing carols under Joe Ellen Anderson. The Song of Christmas was directed by Robert Bulger and sung by the High School mixed chorus.
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Austin
Donald Getchell
Rt. 3
St. Olaf Hospital
Hwy
Getchell
Pasengers
Michael Bernardy
John Herron
Mike Shupp
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Elkton, Minn
Elkton
Elkton High School
Ronald Seedorff
Joe Ellen Anderson
Robert Bulger
Ski lessons scheduled by Austin YMCA
YMCA ski program starts January 15 with movement lessons at 7 30 p m at the Austin YMCA. Buses depart for Singing Hills slopes January 20 27 February 3 and 10 returning at 6 p m on skiing days. Fees vary by member status and equipment and cover five lessons bus town tickets gear and supervision.
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YMCA
Austin Ymca
Singing Hills
Austin
Winter Classes at YMCA Offer Broad Youth Programs
YMCA announces winter classes across guitar drama fencing swimming and sports. Programs include Guitar Beginning for grades and adults with first lesson January 15 at 7 30 pm, Creative Dramatics, Haley Backyard Club, Ski and Golf lessons, Wrestling, Scuba age 16 plus, and Preschool Gym and Swim beginning January 2. Interested participants should call 433 1804 or visit to register.
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YMCA
Haley Backyard Club
Alger Acquires Coast-to-Coast Store in Sterling
Dick Alger buys the Sterling Coast to Coast Store from Chet Warren, effective January 8. Warren opened the Sterling shop in 1970 after moving from Mall Coast to Coast on Main Street in 1968, having operated Coast to Coast since 1946. Alger, a North Dakota native and UND graduate, previously worked in wholesale drugs from 1959 to 1971. The Salvation Army reports over 700 toys given away and 850 Christmas dinners served this year, with a $4,500 goal nearly met as $400 remains to light all bulbs on the tree.
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Chet Warren
Dick Alger
Warren
Main Street
Sterling
Alger
Bismark
N. D
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Algers
19Th St. SW
Salvation Army
Crippen to retire as vice chairman of Milwaukee Road
Curtiss E. Crippen will retire under the Milwaukee Road pension plan on January 1 after a long career rising from instrumentman to president and later vice chairman. He was cited for integrity and familiarity with the system at a Chicago Club luncheon marking his retirement and birthday.
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Crippen
Milwaukee Road
Quinn
Chicago Club
The
Chicago
Mid-America Club
University
Hollandale
Minn
Black Hills
Rapid City
S.C
University of Minnesota
Milwaukee Road Engineering Department
Transportation Corps
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Western Lines
Seattle
Board of Directors
Worthington L. Smith
Mercantile National Bank of Chicago
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Christ
United States
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
United States National Commission For the
Roberts Cross
Norton S. Ginsburg
Center
Santa Barbara
Calif
MacRae
Gina Koll
Terry
Austin Community Park
LeRoy Koll
5Th Ave
Donald Brundige
Curtiss E. Crippen
Pacific Railroad Co
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