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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1972

Page

2

Licensing sought for auto and television repair firms

Minnesota consumer chief Sherry Chenoweth proposes creating Bureau of Automotive Repair and Bureau of Electronic Repair services to license firms and post complaint contact numbers. The plan aims to curb fraud and shoddy work, with broader calls for a separate consumer department and a state FTC like law including fines and subpoenas. She also backs cooling-off rules for door to door sales and price advertising of prescription drugs.

Gerry Nelson ST. Paul Minn Sherry Chenoweth Minnesota California Bureau of Automotive Repair Bureau of Chenoweth State Consumer Agency Wendell Anderson Federal Trade Commission State Board of Pharmacy Pharmacy Board

N D agencies join to combat cattle rustlers in new year

North Dakota agencies including the Highway Patrol, State Livestock Sanitary Board, and Stockmen's Association will cooperate to spot rustlers. Patrol spot checks will verify livestock ownership and require health and brand certificates. More than 800 cattle were stolen in 1973.

Bismarck N.D North Dakota Ralph Wood North Dakota Highway Patrol State Livestock Sanitary Board State Stockmen’s Association Wood

Highest Volume In History Hits Wall Street On Friday

Wall Street closed the week with gains as the Dow rose 12.34 to 1020.02 amid a Friday rally fueled by prospects of easing profit margin rules and peace talks. Friday volume on the NYSE reached 27.55 million shares, the third highest ever. Continental Investment led gains, Skyline Corp. led the losers, while five most active issues on the NYSE included Champion Home Builders and Great Basin Petroleum. Read The Classified Ads.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Nixon Washington The Price Commission Paris Harry Truman Dow Continental Investment Skyline Corp American Stock Exchange Champion Home Builders Rapid-American

New Year Greeting From Tige rL SOB Staff

A clipped message thanks customers and staff in 1973 season wishes. The note invites readers to stop in and say hello, extending Happy New Year as the business looks ahead to better service in the years to come.

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