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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
5
Front row of piano audition in Austin includes Linda Diedrich Lisa Hansen Kim Reuter and Lisa Lane with Lu Ann Kilnsmeier in the back row.
Saigon signals readiness to sign a joint appeal for a cease fire in Vietnam and to back a written understanding detailing measures by four parties. Kissinger and Tho held a new Paris session amid efforts to implement the Jan 27 cease fire. In Saigon tensions mount over which side controls zones as fighting continues.
Civil Defense director James Erchul reports only half of 20 fuel requests filled and AAA checks show one third of Minnesota stations operating normally. He secured fuel for two plants at Nashwauk, aiding 28 laid off workers, while St. Cloud airport faces potential closure within two weeks. The RIPCO chain closes its last station in Luverne.
Rochester officials spar over windshield decals issued by the Chamber of Commerce for convention delegates. Mayor Smekta says police will honor decals despite no current legal status, while City Atty Swanson notes changes to city ordinances are needed and a June 18 council proposal may be required.
Democratic senators announce plans for a floor vote next week on a mandatory 90 day freeze covering prices wages salaries rents profits and consumer interest rates. They cite the May Wholesale Price Index rise and argue the Nixon administration offers no plan. Mondale and Jackson plan to amend a Federal Financing Bank bill to require the freeze.
U S District Judge Miles Lord said he probably will order the EPA to release funds for Minnesota sewer construction. He tentatively favored a Minnesota Pollution Control Agency request to compel federal action. Congress appropriated $100.6 million for 1973 and $121.9 million for 1974.
Attorneys for two youths, 16 and 17, accused in the May 16 Interstate 94 shooting death of Rem Kumar Nigam and wounding a passenger urge Judge Lindsay Arthur to keep them in juvenile court. They argue the Juvenile Code aims at care and welfare, not adult punishment, and fear social workers’ input would be undermined.
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