Armyworm threat warns Midwest farmers nationwide
Midwest farmers face potential armyworm outbreak after wet springs and late planting. Entomologist Dr Earl Ogle notes ideal conditions for a surge, with damage already reported in Indiana Kentucky Illinois and Missouri. Local growers urged to inspect crops and stock toxaphene for control.
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Earl Ogle
Compromise Omnibus Tax Bill Aims at Property Relief
The 1975 Omnibus Tax Bill awaiting Gov. Wendell Anderson’s signature blends Senate and House ideas. It includes a circuit breaker like relief for homeowners and renters, with maximum credits from $325 to $475 based on income, plus a $200 boost for seniors and disabled. The Senate plan shifts 90 percent of county medical costs to the state, tweaks the senior freeze by income, and adds broader tax and aid changes that could cut property taxes if local governments restrain spending.
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Senate
Itese
House
Senior Citizens
Catholic Directory to Guide U S Catholic Religion Teaching
The Vatican II influence continues as U S bishops prepare a 50 page directory on teaching religion to Catholics. It reflects broad participation from North American Catholics with over 60 000 consulted and about 30 000 giving input.
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U.S
North America
Quotations and Catholic Thought Collected for Public Use
A clump of quotations on religion and public life follows, including Alfred Noyes on the universe centered on God, Matthew 6 24 about serving two masters, reflections on Catholic leadership and social responsibility, and a note on a new document from the National Catholic Office in Washington DC. The text cites David Poling D D and invites readers to secure the document.
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Massachusetts Ave
Washington D.C
David Poling
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Gray Lady volunteers at St Olaf Hospital
Mrs Harold Beebe 1400 Euclid volunteers at St Olaf Hospital as the town’s sole Gray Lady. She completed Minneapolis Red Cross training and spends six hours weekly at the hospital.
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Harold Beebe
Euclid
St. Olaf Hospital
Beebe
Minneapolis
American Red Cross
TV violence on Saturday cartoons persists despite changes
Washington researchers report Saturday morning programs still show violence with an act every 3.5 minutes across commercial networks. NBC leads with 46 percent of the violence, followed by ABC at 30 percent and CBS at 24 percent, with only brief lulls in mayhem.
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Bonnie and Clyde
Federal Communications Commission
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Wiley
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Bloodmobile appreciation notes from local schools
Austin High School and Pacelli High School student bloodmobile committee thank Mrs. Bandler and many local businesses for cooperation during the May 23 visit. The note also comments on TV violence studies and includes a column about children's literature research and biographies, with mentions of Mary Kingsley and Abigail Adams.
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Shirley Guy
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Mankato State College
Austin Community College
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British Museum
Africa
Delilah
Carole Hart
Angie
Janice May Udry
Santa Claus
Florence Adams
Rosie Bernard
Barbara Brenner
Brooklyn
On This Date in History June 7 1975
Highlights include the 1942 Midway victory for the United States over Japan and Louis XIV’s 1654 coronation at Rheims. Other notes mention Daniel Boone’s Kentucky exploration, a 1862 US Britain treaty to suppress the slave trade, and 1967 six day war near the Suez Canal.
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Judy Holliday
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Switzerland
Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Jaime Laredo
Tom Jones
Gwendolyn Brooks
Napoleon Bonaparte
Questions and Answers on Social Security from Austin Office
A set of Q and A items covers Medicare appeal rights for $100 or more, chiropractor coverage limits, household worker wage reporting to IRS, claiming extra Social Security contributions as tax credits, and options for continuing checks abroad. Call 433-1838 for weekday prompt replies.
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Social Security Office
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Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
United States
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