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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1972

Page

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New districts announced remap creates many open seats

A three judge panel unveiled Minnesota legislative remap with 67 Senate districts and 134 House seats, splitting Minneapolis and St Paul along neighborhood lines. Key matches loom between incumbents and Conservatives and DFLers, with June 26 as residency move deadline and several contests drawing outstate metro lines.

ST. Paul Renville Paul Overgaard Albert Lea Dfler C.R. “Baldy Hanse Austin House U.S. Supreme Court Twin Cities Minneapolis University-Selby Senate Gerald W. Heaney Edward J. Devitt Earl R. Larson Wendell Anderson Supreme Court Richard Fitzsimons Andrew Skaar Minnesota Fitzsimons House Appropriations Committee DFL

Nixon seeks missile okay

President Nixon asked Congress for approval of the SALT agreements reached in Moscow to curb nuclear arms. He urged a united vote in a joint session, saying the summit laid a foundation for a new U.S.-Soviet relationship and a path toward world peace.

Washington Moscow Nixon Congress Andrews Air Force Base Henry M. Jackson John M. Ashbrook Robert P. Griffin Michigan Senate Gop White House Florida Senate House Capitol Hill America Peking

Hansen backs reapportionment in new district layout

State Sen. C R Baldy Hansen of Austin, 61, endorses the federal court reapportionment ruling and argues Austin and Albert Lea share stakes. He welcomes a campaign against Sen. Paul Overgaard, while Overgaard denounces the decision as gerrymandering and says he will not flee the district. The redrawn area is about 54 percent liberal.

C. R Baldy) Hansen Austin Albert Lea Paul Overgaard Baldy State Senate Sen Overgaard Hansen

Price Commission orders rollbacks probe gains pace

Washington AP Price Commission has ordered 42 firms to cut prices totaling 1.85 million in refunds. Officials say more rollbacks will come as staff review reports on pricing and profits. Ford’s voluntary cuts may foreshadow bigger action. Tier II firms face future rollbacks even for minor raises.

Brooks Jackson Washington The Price Commission Commission C. Jackson Grayson Jr Edward T. York York Ford Motor Co Ford

Advertisement for selling boat or canoe in Herald ads

Time to sell your boat or canoe. For sale 17 ft square stern land aluminum canoe five years old. Includes two paddies. Call after 5 p.m. Phone xxxxxxx. Ad ran six days for 5.40 but was canceled after one day. Available by calling 423-3851.

Herald Wantads

McGovern Leads California Democrats in Poll Before Primary

Sen George McGovern topped a California Democratic poll with a 20 point lead ahead of Tuesday's pivotal presidential primary. Hubert Humphrey dismissed the survey as nonsense calling a 20 point margin unlikely. McGovern downplayed the margin saying he had not felt such a margin.

San Francisco George McGovern California Hubert H. Humphrey Baloney Melvin D. Field McGovern South Dakota White House Humphrey Bakersfield

Boy Found Alive in Wreckage Survives California Family Tragedy

A 10-year-old San Jose boy survived after an automobile wreck that killed his parents, grandmother, and a brother. The boy was found alive in the wreckage Thursday and the identities of the victims, three from San Jose and one from Indiana, were withheld pending relatives notification.

Custer S.D San Jose Calif Indiana

Ford allowed to ship 1973 cars under antipollution tests

EPA head says Ford can produce and ship its 1973 models if initial tests indicate full compliance with federal antipollution requirements in large scale testing. Wholesale prices rise as unemployment holds at 5.9 percent after a food price surge. Senate panel votes to reinstate man in the house rule enabling states to deny welfare to mothers living with unrelated men. Duke of Windsor laid to rest in Windsor. H Rap Brown resentencing underway after federal gun law conviction.

Ford Washington Environmental Protection William D. Ruckelshaus Ford Motor Co Senate Finance Committee

U S jets strike Hanoi power plant and rail bridge

U S Phantom jets attacked the Bao Giang power plant northeast of Hanoi and damaged the Cao Ning rail bridge between Hanoi and the Chinese border with laser guided bombs. The raid, part of a broader operation across North Vietnam, hit multiple targets including bridges and depots.

U.S Hanoi Saigon China Bao Giang North Vietnam Air Force Cao Ning U.S. Command South Vietnam

Tank car blast injures dozens in Dallas

A Missouri Pacific railroad tank car exploded in flames in Dallas injuring at least 11 people. About 75 families evacuated as 15 apartment units were emptied and several homes burned or damaged. Firefighters fought four alarms to prevent further explosions from the ethylene gas tank.

Dallas Missouri- Pacific Railroad

EPA shifts to best practical pollution control nationwide

Environmental Protection Agency abandons cost unrelated permitting and will require widely usable technology to curb water pollution as a new nationwide baseline. EPA official John Quarles says the “best practical” standard will apply where limits demand more money and effort, with public release of production information and clearer regional permit guidelines delaying court or Congress action on permits.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency John R. Quarles Jr EPA Quarles Associated Press Congress

Judge rules wiretap law unconstitutional in 1968 act

Philadelphia AP report says U.S. District Judge Joseph S. Lord II ruled the 1968 federal wiretapping law unconstitutional on Fourth Amendment grounds. He said the law jeopardizes privacy by permitting undisclosed electronic searches. The ruling came in a motion by seven defendants in a $10 million gambling case seeking suppression of evidence from surveillance.

Philadelphia Joseph S. Lord II U.S Criminal Division Lord

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