Austin Daily Herald 1976 June 2 Page 4
A brief page note from the Austin Daily Herald marks its 85th year as a regional newspaper serving Southern Minnesota and North Iowa with emphasis on agriculture labor and industry. It affirms impartiality and absence of political favoritism in its community coverage.
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Iowa
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2Nd St. N.E
Austin
Edmund E. Smith
Thomas J. Koeck
NEA to Endorse Presidential Candidate This Year
The National Education Association plans its first presidential endorsement, signaling likely not to back the Republican nominee. NEA reporters show Ford and Reagan offered limited or no support for federal collective bargaining. Carter Jackson and Udall backed NEA aims. A secret mail poll of 1.4 million delegates will decide the NEA pick after nominating conventions.
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Morris Udall
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Lifesaving role of the telephone celebrated on its centennial
The article notes the telephone, now in 95 percent of U S households, saves more lives daily than many medical devices. It highlights Loren Communications International as a leading answering service that directs urgent calls to doctors and transmits medical data, contributing to a $300 million industry within the $43.4 billion telecom sector.
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Loren Communications International
Loren Communications
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Plea for U S Airlines to Boost Transatlantic Travel
Transportation Secretary William Coleman urges travelers flying to Europe this summer to choose U S carriers. Only 45 percent of Americans on transatlantic flights used U S airlines last year, draining dollars and jobs. Coleman sent letters to 11,500 travel agents asking them to route customers on U S air carriers whenever possible.
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William T. Coleman
U. S
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Energy VP role eyed to boost corporate efficiency
An idea to appoint a dedicated vice president of energy surfaces in business circles. William P. Chapman, president elect of the ASHRAE, promotes the plan arguing an energy chief would inventory consumption, identify reductions, and justify the salary by energy savings.
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Environment
Sioux City Journal
Lions elect G G Youngdahl club president at annual meeting
At Wallys Grill last night G G Youngdahl was chosen Lions club president with C F Falkum as first vice president and C M Nesbit, S H Wellman and W K Shhulz in top officer roles. Also noted 20 years ago Mayor Baldy Hansen named J F Leathers to City Planning Commission chair and Robert Wolf to fill Flitton vacancy. Ten years ago two veteran fish teachers Henry Farris and Carl P Nelson planned a final year teaching run in Austin amid retirement talk.
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C.F. Falkum
C.M. Nesbit
S.H. Wellman
W.K. Shhulz
Baldy Hansen
J.F. Leathers
City Planning Commission
Leathers
Edward Flitton
Hansen
Robert Wolf
Flitton
Austin
Henry Farris
Carl P. Nelson
Shah Rules by Torture Behind Iran’s Bicentennial Fame
Washington The Shah of Iran hosted 150 celebrities for a week of lavish entertainment during the US bicentennial celebration. Guests like Elizabeth Taylor traveled aboard the Shah’s 747, toured ruins, and enjoyed luxury while Iran’s regime maintained coercive power behind a constitution that promises rights only in conformity with the law.
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Iran
U. S
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Garnett Stackelberg
Labor chiefs doubt Carter path to White House
Prominent AFL CIO leaders, gathered in Washington, doubt Carter can win the nomination after Maryland and Michigan primaries. They question loyalty and trust toward Carter, with few vocal supporters in the council and plans to assess convention outcomes after July 19.
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Washington
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Michigan
Afl-Cio Executive Council
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Meany
Fortune Magazine
Labor, Iran clash over union power and SAVAK torture study
The piece surveys AFL CIO leaders weighing Carter and Reagan in a high stakes battle at Madison Square Garden. It details UAW chief Leonard Woodcock and unions shaping strategy, plus a separate Iranian study accusing SAVAK of systematic torture with global reach and implications for rights reforms.
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White House
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Labor Organization
Ronnie Reagan
Labor
Reagan
Atlanta
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Strauss
Victo Hubert Humphrey
Labor Dept urges fulltime job hunt in new booklet
Washington report notes the U S Labor Department warns job seekers to treat searching for work as a fulltime job. The booklet Merchandising Your Job Talents advises a 40 hour effort, skill assessment, targeted resumes and company research, plus learning from every interview.
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National Center For Education Statistics
Jean Kessler
College Placement Council
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Occupational Outlook
Shaw School Carnival Success Acknowledgment
The Shaw School Parent committee thanks Austin businessmen for prizes and parents for time and energy, noting the 1976 Carnival was the most successful yet. Mrs. Jerome Klingius, 1105 7th Ave. SW.
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