Obituary notices and community updates from Spring Valley area
Vital statistics announce births and grandparents in Dexter and Sycamore. Obituaries note Helen V. Gill of Spring Valley and funeral plans at Faith United Methodist Church with Masonic rites. Delbert Monnier of Lyle, and several local kindness notices followed by hospital and fire department brief items.
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Helen V. Gill
Spring Valley
William Gill
Monnier
Delbert Monnier
Lyle
Lutheran Church
Mona
Iowa
Einar Unseth
Grand Meadow
Worlein
American Legion Post 105
Indians urge new crusade by Catholics in Minnesota
Indian leaders urged Roman Catholic bishops in Minneapolis to launch a new crusade to address social and educational needs. A National Conference of Catholic Bishops panel chaired by John Cardinal Dearden heard calls to lobby for change and use reservation lands to aid Indians.
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Minneapolis, Minn
John Cardinal Dearden
Detroit
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Leon Cook
Minneapolis
National Congress of American Indians
Cook
Washington
Clyde Bellecourt
Francis J. Butler
Austin Jaycees send nine to Minnesota seminar
Nine area men representing the Austin Jaycees attended the St Johns Management Training Seminar June 6 to 8 in Collegeville. Keynote speaker was John Lyles of 3 M with three national Jaycee presidential candidates assisting. Attendees from Austin included Rich Flack Dan Vebenstad Steve Sumner Darrell Kolden Greg Meyer John Nelson Gary Wagenaar Mike Lewis and Larry Wilson.
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Austin Jaycees
St. John’s
Collegeville
Minnesota Jaycees
John Lyles
3-M
Jaycee
Tom Wallace
Massachusetts
Jim Hastings
N. Carolina
Dick Robinson
Michigan
Austin
Rich Flack
Sears
Dan Vebenstad
Steve Sumner
Austin Daily Herald
Darrell Kolden
Mayer Funeral Home
Greg Meyer
State Farm Insurance
John Nelson
Gary Wagenaar
Mower County
Mike Lewis
St. Olaf Hospital
Larry Wilson
Shedd-Brown Co
District 3
Jim Sherman
Bill Arthur
Spring Valley
Sugden
Byron Quinn
Stewartville
Blooming Prairie
Steve Fendre
Austin Jayvcees
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death Declaration Date
Patrick Henry delivered the famous demand on March 23 1775 declaring Give me liberty or give me death before a Virginia assembly audience and fueling revolutionary sentiment.
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Patrick Henry
Fewer hens lay eggs in U S but enjoy it more
Prairie Farmer reports fewer laying hens in the United States, yet those laying eggs produce about one extra egg per hen per month. Economist Ralph Baker says the rise is driven by better health and breeding for higher output, with improved feeding cited by nutritionists. the trend spans five years and added roughly 3.4 eggs per hundred hens each month since 1970.
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Chicago
Prairie Farmer
U.S
Ralph Baker
Ohio State University
Baker
Cardinal Araoz of Vatican dies at 71 in Rome
Arthur Cardinal Tabera Araoz 71 Spanish native and former archbishop of Pamplona died Friday in Vatican City from a heart attack. He headed the Vatican Congregation for the Religious and the Congregation for Secular Institutions.
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Vatican City
Arturo Cardinal Tabera Araoz
Spain
Vatican
Congregation For the Religious
Congregation For Secular
Pamplona
Louis Leakey Memorial Institute for African Prehistory
In Nairobi Kenya the Louis Leakey Memorial Institute for African Prehistory will be built at the National Museum. The $1 million institute honors the late anthropologist Louis Leakey and will provide research facilities and serve as a global focus on the origin of man based on his East Africa discoveries.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Louis Leakey
National Museum
Leakey
Briton
East Africa
Local temperatures spike as warm spell continues
Weather data shows today with a high of 85 and a low of 53, compared to year ago highs near 80 and lows around 53. At 9 a.m. the temperature reads 61, with Friday’s figures showing a high near 79 and a low around 36 to 57 depending on time.
Beef price outlook unsure says two industry officials
Two officials of the National Live stock Feeders Association admitted they cannot predict beef prices for the year. They noted consumer prices are hard to forecast as retailers push to the market’s maximum. Magdanz forecast less high quality beef but up to four to five pounds more per person overall, while Smith predicted more beef yet less pork and lamb, keeping total red meat per capita about the same.
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Milwaukee
National Livestock Feeders Association
Don Magdanz
James Smith
Sioux Falls
L.D
Magdanz
Smith
Midway Cars Joins Austin Chamber of Commerce
Midway Car Sales at 910 W Oakland Ave becomes a new member of the Austin Area Chamber of Commerce. Robert
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A. L. Keller
Oakland Ave
Austin Area Chamber of Commerce
Larry Ganfield
Midway Cars New Chamber
Midway Car Sales
Robert
Ford salutes Army on bicentennial amid Peach State rally
President Ford, a former Navy officer, hailed the U.S. Army’s 200th birthday during a Flag Day trip to Georgia. He spoke at Fort Benning where he noted the Continental Congress created the army 200 years ago, stating the founding fathers made a bold step.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Ford
Navy
U.S. Army
Georgia
Peach State
California
Ronald Reagan
Ft. Benning
Infantry
Second Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Ford in Georgia Highlights Army Pride and Flag Day
President Ford praised the Army as an all volunteer force representing Americans during remarks in the South, noting Flag Day observances and the bicentennial spirit. He planned a GOP reception in Columbus, with White House saying the trip was nonpolitical and funded federally. GOP leaders had backed Reagan as an alternative in Georgia beforehand.
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South
Ford
America
Columbus
White House
Ron Nessen
Georgia Republican Party
Reagan
Atlanta
Bob Shaw
Georgia
James Edwards
South Carolina
Reader asks about brain tumor symptoms and psychology
In a syndicated Q and A, Dr Lamb advises that most headaches and symptoms mimic other conditions. Brain tumors are unlikely. if mood changes or personality shifts occur, psychological factors and counseling may help. See a physician for examination and request Health Letter on headaches for 50 cents and a self addressed envelope.
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DR. Lamb
P. O. Box
Radio City
New York N. Y
Regents Approve Tuition Hikes At University of Minnesota
The University of Minnesota board approves in principle an 11 percent resident and 22 percent nonresident tuition increase, plus an 18 percent general operating funding rise to 177.38 million for 1975 76. Action at July meeting.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
Board of Regents
Liberal Arts
General College
University College
Dental Hygiene
Morris
Duluth
University
C. Peter Magrath
Regents
Police log notes two Austin auto mishaps
Austin police reported two Friday traffic mishaps with no injuries. Olive Dougherty's car at 14th St and 4th Ave NW was hit by David Hagen's car, both obscured by a truck camper. damages were 450 and 225 dollars. Earlier at 9:45 a.m. Audey Tindahl backed into Ray Gillson's parked car near 411 S. Main St causing 150 and 90 dollars in damages.
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Austin
Olive E. Dougherty
2Nd Ave
14Th St
4Th Ave
David R. Hagen
6Th Ave
Dougherty
Hagen
Audey J. Tindahl
S. Main St
Ray L. Gillson
17Th St
Gillson
Tindahl
Frickson Value Center Joins Austin Chamber of Commerce
Frickson Value Center at 101 4th St NW joins the Austin Area Chamber of Commerce. Carroll Allgood, the manager, is greeted by Chamber Ambassadors member Dale Kaderabek. The business has operated in the city for 20 years and currently employs seven people.
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Frickson Value Center
4Th St
Austin Area Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Allgood
Dale
Kaderabek
Retrofit new word in books and English usage
A collection of notes on language shows retrofit entering common usage. It traces meanings from World War II aircraft refitting to modern home insulation and energy efficiency standards with potential savings cited by energy experts.
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Valley Forge
Washington
Dr Millard Meiss Dies At 71 In Princeton
Dr Millard Meiss 71 longtime professor emeritus of art history at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton died Thursday. An art historian and author known for his scholarship, Meiss contributed to art history across disciplines and taught generations of students.
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Millard Meiss
Princeton, N.J
The
Institute of Advance Study
Amoco may drill second well to extinguish Gulf fire
Amoco Production Co reports a blazing offshore gas well 80 miles south of Morgan City in 103 feet of water may require a second drilled shaft to smother the fire. Three barges spray water as the platform collapsed and 31 crewmen evacuated unharmed. pollution remains light with a rapid evaporation sheen.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Amoco Production Co
Morgan City
Coast Guard
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Gayle Krull
Dexter Rt. 1
Son
Bruce Hannem
North Ave
Sycamore
Ill
Ernest Handeland
Ronald Hannem
Helon V. Gill
Borgesen
St. Marys Hospital
Craig Borgesen
Memoriam
Bjork
M. Edward Bjork
Margaret
Mary
Vollmer
Terry
Danny
Darcy
Gary Poorman
Jeffrey
Angela
YMCA
Mildred Johnston
Joseph Kitzman
1St St
Darwin M. McKee
5Th Ave
Don J. Kinney
8Th Ave
Ted Engbretson
Rose Creek
Serena Dalager
Austin Rt. 1
William Volkman
Brownsdale
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Lamen Johnson
12Th Ave
Associated Press
HILO
PRC
Albany
Amarillo
Asheville
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
St Louis
Alt Lake
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane Tampa
Dr. Keller
Chamber Ambassadors
Araoz
Helmers
Dale Kaderabek
Chamber Ambassadors Club
Minnesota
Lawrence Lamb, MD
Waseca and
Crookston
Biological Sciences
Nursing
Institute of Technology
Erickson
Winnipeg
Environment Canada
Red River
Hearing Aid Service Center
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
Third Avenue
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