Anfinson Addresses Austin Chamber Annual Meeting
Jerry Anfinson 1975 Austin Area Chamber of Commerce president told 300 members the chamber will become the voice of the business community and serve the entire city. He discussed Forward Thrust, Oak Park Mall impact, labor productivity, industrial development, and Chamber roles in community relations and governmental affairs.
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Jerry Anfinson
Austin Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Austin Country Club
Anfinson
Austin
Chamber Board of Directors
Thentry
Theough
Hormel Co
Oak Park Mall
Seventeen-year-old? No, sixteen escapes Mower County jail
A 16 year old juvenile escaped from the Mower County jail Wednesday afternoon by jumping from a second floor window. He crawled through a gap between roof and ceiling to a matron lounge and dashed to 1st Ave NE. He was captured at 2 10 a m in Brownsdale.
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Mower County
Brownsdale
Sherwin. Williams Paint
Sheriff's Office
Hennepin County
1St Ave. NE
Austin
Carmen Halstenson
Huber Law
Austin Fire Dept
Ronald J. Donnek
Sonnek
Wells
Up With People to visit Austin September second
The musical group Up With People will perform in Riverside Arena on September 2 as a kickoff to its Bicentennial show. A 150 performer cast is planned with rehearsals in Austin the week before the concert. The Chamber seeks city help to fund a stage purchase for the arena.
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Austin
Riverside Arena
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jerry Anfinson
Arena
Minneapolis
Robert Couch
Washington, D. C
Couch
The
Rochester
Austin school referendum panel formed to aid information
Announcement today states a citizen's committee will be appointed before a 7 p.m. January 30 meeting at the School Administration Building to help disseminate information about the upcoming Austin schools referendum. The group, about 15 members, will reach segments of the community, possibly include a survey, and assist with door to door material distribution.
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Austin
G. C. Knutson
Richard Trumble
Rev. Knutson
Trumble
Knutson
Austin Education Assn
John Ganzer
Ruth Larson
Austin Federation of Teachers
Robert Jacobs
Board of Education
Kiwanis
Holiday Inn
Woodson School
Senior Citizen Center
Christian Business Men
Salvation Army
Sertoma
Oak Leaf
Neveln Parent Council
Neveln
Rotary
Lincoln Ptc
Lincoln School
AAUW
YWCA
Banfield Parent Group
Banfield
Simon asks Congress for debt ceiling rise to 604 billion
Treasury Secretary William Simon urged a 22 percent increase in the federal debt limit to 604 billion through June 30, 1976, saying immediate action is needed as the temporary 495 billion cap expires March 31 and deficits rise amid a slowing economy. He noted tax revenue shortfalls and warned against new spending.
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Washinton
Treasury
William EF. Simon
Congress
Simon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Ford
Meany attacks Fords plan and calls for emergency jobs program
AFL CIO President George Meany condemned President Ford's economic and energy program as inadequate and urged Congress to act within 60 days. He proposed tax cuts for low income families, gasoline rationing, expanded public service jobs, stronger employment protections and new housing programs to revive the economy. Meany warned Ford's plan could boost inflation and raise oil company profits while failing to conserve energy.
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Washington
AFL. Cio
George Meany
Ford
Meany
Congress
The
Labor Federation
Planes collide over Mogadishu kill seven and injure 132
Two planes collided above Mogadishu causing seven deaths and 132 injuries. The Somali news agency cited the pilots among the dead and said the aircraft were not passenger planes, suggesting military involvement.
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Somalia
Exxon
New York
Exxon Corp
Middle East
JIT
Kiner
Hall of Fame
Ralph Kiner
Baseball
Baseball Writers Association of America
Wiggin
Chiefs Kansas City
Paul Wiggin
San Francisco 49Ers
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Stram
Lamar Hunt
Kelley takes neutral stand on spy charges
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says he cannot legally purge derogatory and unproven allegations against members of Congress. He supports abiding by the law and any potential restrictive legislation, noting destruction of records requires written approval from the national archivist. A House Judiciary subcommittee plans hearings on FBI practices that keep information on Congress members.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Congress
Kelley
James B. Rhoads
Rhoads
James E. O'Neill
O'Neill
National Archives
House
Judiciary
Editorial summary of area news and society items
A compact recap notes editorials on local affairs and society notices with brief mentions of area sports and classified items. The column surveys community interests, upcoming events, and notable individuals shaping local culture.
Help Wanted Advertisement Seeks Experienced Cook
Classified notice invites applications for an experienced cook with in person apply at 68 Xxxxxx. Caphae cates wanted cas tion for two days. Ad scheduled to run in the Herald want ad section for six days.
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Herald
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Carol Anfinson
Goss
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John Enright
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ID Corporation
United States
St. Mark's
St. Mark's Lutheran
Shaw
Southgate
Sumner
Sumner Auditorium
Lions Club
Elks
Simon Asks Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Margaret Gentry
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