YMCA Building Fund surpasses goal in Austin
The Austin YMCA reports $424,674 in money and pledges, exceeding its $410,000 goal to enlarge facilities. Plans include new locker rooms, handball courts, and possibly an indoor running track, with a new multi purpose arena under construction for year round youth recreation.
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Austin Ymca
Ymca Building Fund
YMCA
Trade with China Seen Growing Despite Guarded Hopes
Norton Simon Inc chair David J. Mahoney cites a 50 state survey showing about 84 percent favor stronger diplomatic ties with China and 72 percent back boosted trade. He notes U.S. trade rose from 5 million in 1971 to 92 million in 1972 and may exceed 350 million this year, yet China’s overall external trade remains small. Mahoney forecasts demand for American equipment and tech, especially film processing, Geiger counters, food processing gear, computer tech, petrochemicals, and fertilizer, while cosmetics and luxury goods face weak Chinese demand. He warns Taiwan politics and Mao successors will shape long term prospects.
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China
David J. Mahoney
Norton Simon, Inc
al 50 States
Mahoney
Commonwealth Club of California
San Francisco
America
U.S
Japan
Taiwan
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Don Oakley
Turn Back the Clock 30 Years of Local News
Five Schwartz sons in the armed services marked their parents 30th wedding anniversary in Austin. City Council denied a roller skating rink on the old warehouse site at Oakland Ave. E. Mrs. C. L. Sheedy became third vice president of the American Medical Association Women’s Auxiliary in New York. Dr. and Mrs. Cranwell were praised by the Minnesota Heart Association for public spirit in heart disease reduction. Ten years ago Elaine Alland, the 1962 Freeborn County Dairy Princess, was to crown the 1963 princess in Clarks Grove. F. R. Imboden moved from the Fremont plant to the Los Angeles processing plant, announced by Geo. A. Hormel & Co. executive vice president.
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Armed Services
George Schwartz
Austin Rt. 5
Old City
Oakland Ave
C. L. Sheedy
Austin
Women's Auxiliary
The
American Medical Assn
New York
B. J. Cranwell
Minnesota Heart Association
Elaine Alland
Freeborn County
Clarks Grove
F. R. (Dick) Imboden
Fremont, Neb
Los Angeles
M. B. Thompson
Geo
A. Hormel & Co
Moscow
Great Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Houston
International Longshoremen’s Assny
Aflcio
Khrushchev
Property tax reform moves to a new phase in U.S. efforts
U.S. property tax reform advances with Muskie leading criticism of local administration. A 10 year ACIR report urged state supervision and fair appeals, and a Muskie Percy bill proposes federal action with carrot and stick tactics to spur state reform.
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Herald
Washington Bureau
Washington
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Dmaine
Uncle Sam
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
ACIR
Congress
Charles H. Percy
Ill
America
Soviet espionage feared as Brezhnev visit looms
FBI veteran L. Patrick Gray 3rd claims the Soviet Union and bloc officials maintain broad espionage operations in the United States. He cites 316 Soviet officials here and 124 at the UN mission with plans to expand. grain and ship negotiations, longshore strikes, and a Soviet cruise ship arrival at Pier 40 are noted as part of the wider context.
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Victor Rlesel
New York
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Washington
San Francisco
L. Patrick Gray
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
U.S
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Pat Gray
People’s Republic of China
Gray
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
KGB
M.S. Lermontov
Leningrad
London
le Havre
Bremerhaven
U. S
Dept. of Commerce and Agriculture
Muskie seeks nationwide hearings on property tax reform
The Muskie subcommittee proposes a series of hearings in major cities to spotlight findings from a study on local property tax assessments. It cites state reliance on property tax revenue, lack of state supervision, and limited assessor qualifications, with reforms backed by federal loans and training funds.
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ACIR
Sen. Muskie
Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations
Muskie
Alabama
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Virginia
California
Aerage
Idaho
Ohio
North Carolina
Georgia
Iowa
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
West Virginia
Arizona
Indiana
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lousiana
U.S. Treasury Department
Art show fundraiser for Faribault area children at junior high
Tomorrow and Sunday Jim Lovejoy will host an art show at Faribault Junior High School featuring sculptured paintings. The event supports retarded children in the Faribault area with Lovejoy on hand to answer questions about his works.
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Jim Lovejoy
Faribault
Jim
Asger
Lovejoy
State by state gaps in special education for handicapped youth
A historical overview notes wide disparities in access to special education across states, with some regions offering four times more chances than others. It cites Dr. Edwin Martin’s estimate of nationwide under service and highlights legal actions, court rulings, and legislative strides aimed at ensuring free public education for handicapped children, while stressing ongoing gaps between law and effective practice.
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Edwin Martin
U.S. Office of Education
Maryland
Delaware
California
Michigan
North Carolina
Oregon
Wisconsin Supreme Court
D. Frank Wilkins
Utah
U.S. Eastern Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Joseph Waddy
Washington, D.C
Illinois
Tennessee
Massachusetts
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