Austin Dairy Judging Team Seeks Funds for Wales Contest
The Austin National FFA Dairy Judging team seeks $3,000 to fund a July 5 to 26 trip to Wales for the International Dairy Judging Contest tied to the Royal Welsh Show. Rich and Jeff Rugg Erwin Hanson and coach Donald Ruland aim to visit dairy farms in origin countries. donations of $20 from 150 supporters are requested, tax deductible, via the First National Bank or Northwestern State Bank in Austin.
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Wales
Rich
Jeff Rugg
Erwin Hanson
Donald Ruland
Europe
FFA Center
Alexandria
England
Scotland
France
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
Isle of Jersey
Kansas City
FFA
Herald
1St National Bank
Northwestern State Bank
Rutland
Dulles International Airport
Washington, D.C
Witch-Finder General contrasted with Nixon era raids
The piece compares 17th century Matthew Hopkins and 20th century figure Guy Goodwin as grand jury style persecutors. It traces Goodwin’s use of indictments to police dissent, noting rights concerns and quotes from legal experts. It also discusses national health insurance and cost concerns for future care.
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Washington
Matthew Hopkins
Hopkins
Essex
Suffolk
Richard Nixon
Guy Goodwin
Justice Department
Goodwin
Nixon
Vietnam
Grand Jury
Whitney North Seymour
U.S
New York City
Arthur Kinoy
Edward Levi
Rich
Val
FBI
J.ar Hoover
Camden
H. J
Richmond
Britain
United States
Don Oakley
New York City costs dwarf federal outlays for workers
Treasury officials say New York City spends about 30 000 annually per employee on wages and fringe benefits versus 13 000 to 14 000 for federal staff. figures stem from Simon and Gerard with city pensions topping 2 billion yearly as Beame faces potential July 1 funding cuts and strikes by unions led by Gotbaum.
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Victor Riesel
New York
U.S. Treasury
Babylon
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
Rt Gerard
Gerard
Gargantuan Civil Service Pension Systems
Abe Beame
Cit University of New Yor
CUNY
Ford
White House
Simon
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Arthur Byns
Beame
Uniformed Services
Victor Gotbaum
Gotbaum
Peneny
Lillian Roberts
Panama Canal toll hike adds to economic strain
The Panama Canal Co. announces a 19 percent toll increase, the second rise in two years, amid global recession and Suez competition. The canal faces losses despite cost cuts and fewer ships passing through, raising questions about its future viability.
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Panama Canal
Panama Canal Co
Suez Canal
Women counseled on avoiding world war by Kiwanians
Mrs Reginald Coleman told Kiwanians the women must act to prevent another major conflict and prevent complacency after World War I leading to World War II. She warned that another war could be worse but action is required now.
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Britain
Reginald Coleman
Fox Hotel
Austin teen joins six week Mexico ethnology field program
Pat Pourri Mary Guiney daughter of Francis and Austin area residents will attend a six week interdisciplinary program at the University of Iowa with a Mexico field excursion. She will base in Cuernavaca living with a local family and visit Teotihuacan Xochicalco and Tepotztlan while studying Mexican ethnology.
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Mary Guiney
Francis Guiney
Austin Rt. 5
Austin Area
Hayfield
University of Iowa
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Monterry
San Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Miss Guiney
Teotihuacan
Xocholales
Tepostlan
Gillette Hospital explains new status and move to Ramsey site
Gillette Children's Hospital in St Paul outlines changes in its governance and regional role. It is a public non profit within state government with a governor appointed board, moves in 1977 to adjacent Ramsey facility, retains separate identity and specialized care for handicapped children serving region nationwide.
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the Herald
Gillette Children’s Hospital
St. Paul
Gillette
Uni
Minnesota Dept. Public Welfare
Midwest
Twin Cities
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
Gillette and Ramsey Hospital
Gillette and Ramsey
Howver
McNett
Thomas McNaught
On This Date in History Highlights for June 10 1976
The June 10 history snapshot notes events from 1610 Dutch landings on Manhattan to 1967 Israel cease fire terms and 1964 Senate cloture against civil rights filibuster. It also lists 1945 Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory and a 1971 embargo-related note. Actress Klaviette Colbert born 1907.
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America
Manhattan Island
Gestapo
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Dwight Eisenhweer
Soviet Union
US Senate
Israel
U.N
Egypt
Uss
San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
China
Philip Britain
Klaudette Colbert
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D. C
Pat Pourri
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Census Bureau
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Kronebusch
Chrs
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St John’s University
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