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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
6
Mayo Clinic researcher Dr. Robert Fontana reports the cough test found 19 early lung cancer cases and an additional cancer in one patient via a new x ray technique. He cautions results are preliminary and emphasizes five years cancer-free is needed to declare cure.
International Falls city attorney Peter Hemstad says the city will not prosecute people found with less than 1.5 ounces of marijuana at the International Bridge. The measure makes possession a misdemeanor, shifting such cases to county court. he says seizure of cars serves as punishment and most offenders are not criminals.
South Dakota Governor Richard Kneip told Blue Earth High School graduates to respect other cultures to avoid confrontations like the Wounded Knee incident. He warned against violence as a path to social justice and urged building a society that sees beyond skin color to human needs.
United Nations reports Iceland asserts a 50 mile exclusive zone provoking outrage among British fishers while many nations including Brazil Argentina Chile India and Morocco expand claims to wider offshore waters. Iceland rejects World Court jurisdiction in its dispute with Britain.
Memorial Day weekend activities include car excursions to cemeteries for Austin residents and private trips by relatives. The article notes birthdays, a coffee party at Mrs. Dennis Johnson’s home, a weekly service by Rev. Robert Dunn, visits by Father Williams, and Red Cross Nursing Home volunteers. New residents Ella Seiver and Eben Frank arrive as others attend gatherings and a 40th wedding anniversary is celebrated nearby.
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