New York bridges reopen as waste strike snarls city traffic
Night work restores seven of 25 Harlem River and related bridges easing city gridlock. Meanwhile 1,500 sewage workers walk out plus 300 incinerator staff, risking raw sewage release and massive garbage buildup. Mayor Lindsay tours by helicopter as unions threaten National Guard action.
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New York
Manhattan
Arthur Lewis
Department of Sanitation
John V. Lindsay
Harlem
Bronx
Midtown
Lower Manhattan
Lindsay
National Guard
Key
Moon Treaty Proposed by Soviet Union For UN
The Soviet government announced a draft agreement on exploration and use of the moon and submitted the pact to the United Nations. Britain agrees to curb reserve currency status of the pound as it seeks entry into the European Common Market. Minneapolis voters go to the polls for mayor and aldermen with incumbent Charles Stevig favored for another term. Actor Van Heflin remains unconscious after a heart attack during a swim. Federal judge orders the release on bail of Edgar H. Smith Jr., long on New Jersey Death Row for a teenage girl's slaying.
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Moscow
United Nations
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Charles Stevig
Newark
N.J
Edgar H. Smith Jr
New Jersey
Ulland Bros bids low for parking lot paving in Austin
Ulland Bros Inc Austin submitted the low and only bid for asphalt paving of the Wallace and Decker parking lots at the City Council meeting. The bid totaled 11049.80, above the city estimate of 9300. The breakdown covers bituminous mixtures, tack coat, excavation, base and material costs.
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Ulland Bros., Inc
Austin
Wallace and Decker
Roger Nelson
St. Paul
Lyon Chemicals, Inc
Hawkins Chemical, Inc
Minneapo
Amy's wedding to Dennis Yurgens in Glenview
The article describes Amy marrying Dennis C. Yurgens of Glenview Illinois on a Saturday. A photo shows the couple with a decked out horse in Bloomfield.
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Dennis C. Yurgens
Glenview, Ill
Crop Damage Reports Flooded Areas in Halliday North Dakota
Heavy rains caused crop damage flooded basements and destroyed bridges and roads across Halliday with dead animals reported. In Pittsburgh AP notes Sen Hubert H Humphrey urged possible economic sanctions against nations lax on combating international drug trafficking.
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Halliday
N.D
Pittsburgh
USS
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Anderson signs large spending bills during Minnesota special session
Gov. Wendell Anderson signed $341 million for welfare and corrections $350 million for higher education $176 million for highways and $5.6 million for semistate activities as part of the leftovers from the 1971 session. He cited House Republicans' stance as a motive while school aid and state employee pay raises remain to be decided. Senate and House Education Committees met on school aid as hearings resumed on proposed tax measures totaling hundreds of millions in new money. He pocket vetoed three bills including creating petty misdemeanors and a Glacial Lake Trail plan and raising small loan caps.
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Albany
State Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lindsay
ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
House
Senate
Jerome Blatz
Minnesota
Minnesota districts receive 4.3 million emergency state aid
Twenty eight Minnesota school districts will share 4.3 million in emergency state aid to balance 1970 71 budgets. The Board of Education allocated the funds authorized by the legislature and smaller than the 5.8 million requested. Largest recipient Centennial District 928 731 followed by Hermantown 412 227 Cambridge 293 406 Elk River 276 945 West St Paul 241 990 Osseo 201 206 and Roseau 200 759. The aid targets districts with weak tax bases or tax limits.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Anoka County
Hermantown
Cambridge
Elk River
West St. Paul
Osseo
Man Sues U.S. for Negligence in 1968 Plane Crash
Dr. Frederick Dankmyer seeks 2 million dollars in U S District Court claiming federal negligence in the December 24 1968 Allegheny Airlines crash near Bedford Pennsylvania that killed 20 of 47 aboard. He says injuries cost him an eye and derailed his eye surgery career at Mayo Clinic Rochester.
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Minneapolis
Dankmyer
Federal Aviation Agency
Parochial aid bill signed despite legal challenges
Gov. Wendell Anderson signed a bill giving tax credits to parents who send children to private or parochial schools. Critics seek court ruling on constitutionality as the program could cost about $21 million over two years and would reimburse tuition and related costs for nonpublic school attendance.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
Penn Central Plans $135 Million Yearly Savings
Penn Central Transportation Co trustees say a federal approval could cut 8,900 jobs and save $135 million yearly while improving operations. They seek permission to trim crew sizes to three in Ohio and Indiana, risking shutdown by late year without labor-force reductions. The railroad employed about 92 thousand people at mid May with average earnings around $12,500 annually.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central
Penn Central Transportation Co
Ohio
Indiana
Soviets Boost Space Station Salute To Higher Orbit
Three cosmonauts aboard Salute docked with the space laboratory and fired rockets to raise its orbit, keeping the 18 ton station aloft after it had drifted toward reentry. Tass noted the crew of Georgy Dobrovelsky Vladimir Volkov and Viktor Patsayev were healthy and continued inspections on day two. A Soviet proposal for a moon weapons ban accompanied the orbit maneuver.
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Moscow
Space Laboratory
Moscow Radio
Soyuz
Earth
Tass
Georgy Dobrovelsky
Vladimir Volkov
Space Station
Arrest Made in St. Paul Bank Robbery Case
A 30 year old St Paul man sought for the May 3 armed robbery of the St Anthony Park State Bank was arrested Monday in a cabin near Nissawa Crow Wing County Authorities assisted by two St Paul detectives and an FBI agent in taking Gerald Sorg into custody on a federal warrant charging bank robbery.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
St. Anthony Park
Schedule of Pages for VS Market News
The list shows page designations for sections including Area News Editorial Sports Society Comics and Classifieds across pages 4 7 8 9 6 7 11 and 12 13. It outlines where each department appears in the issue.
Advertisement Results First Night in Austin Daily Herald
Advertisement results show strong reader response on the first night as a local want ad for an apartment drew multiple inquiries and further calls early in its run. The note highlights the market’s engagement with the classified section.
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Austin Daily Herald
Want
Furnished 3 room apartment with utilities included
Private furnished 3 room apartment offered with utilities paid. Suitable for one or two people. Call 433-8851 and ask for Classifieds. Six day rate of $5.40 applies for best results.
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van Heflin
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Jone Chemicals, Inc
Hudson, Wis
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Nelson
Lyons
Don Jones
Com-West, Inc
Austin Cablevision
Kermit Hoversten
CATV
Leo Reding
Ken Nelson
Human Relations Commission
Stewart L. Robinson
Robert Bateman
William Enright
A. L. Enochson
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
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Melissa Scripps
Bloomfield Hills
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U.S
Viktor Patsayev
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