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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1976

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Minnesota farmers hopeful as rainfall eases drought

Despite pockets of severe drought, Minnesota farmers report varied conditions. Southeastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa see good progress while western regions remain dry. experts warn the year could be among the driest on record if rain does not come. Some areas report ahead of normal crop development, though nationwide harsh conditions persist.

Bruce Lindquist Herald Minnesota Austin Jon Werald Loel Gorden Austin Area Vocational- Technical Institute Airie Ellendale Gordon Bemidji Dwain Wangsnews Southland Adams Vangsness Vaess Eldon Lenske Freeborn County Fillmore County Milton Hoberg Hoberg Iowa Mitchell County Edgar Dorow Orchard Crop and Livestock Reporting Service U.S. Departments of Agriculture

Weekend twister damages Beman farm near Austin

A tornado struck seven miles north of Austin Saturday evening causing extensive damage to four Clifford Beman farm buildings including a twisted barn roof a damaged calf housing and shattered house windows. Sheriff Halstenson confirmed a tornado caused the damage though it did not show on radar and urged immediate reporting of storm damage to the sheriff before passing details to the Rochester Weather Bureau.

Austin Mower County Clifford Beman David David Bruggeman Bruggeman Crmen Halstenson Halstenson Sheriff's Office Rochester Weather Bureau

Storms Kill Elderly Man Near Mankato Minnesota

An 83 year old man, Carl Wirsing of rural Mankato, was found dead in a collapsed barn after a tornado ripped through the area striking the Mankato airport, damaging more than 20 light planes and injuring none. The storm caused extensive damage across several farms and towns in west central Minnesota, with a wide swath from Windom to Fish Lake and losses including barns, sheds, homes and 14 damaged cabins on Fish Lake.

Associated Press Mankato Minnesota Carl Wirsing Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Office Wirsing Paul Arenson Jr Arnesen Good Thunder Windom Westcentral Cottonwood-Jackson Counties Fish Lake Bingham Lake Canby Porter Mountain Lake Pope County Donnelly Hoffman Alexandria Glenwood Jay Backstrom Mike Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons

American kidnap victim released in Acapulco

The eight year old Gayle Moony daughter of Peter Moony was freed unharmed in Acapulco after a 23 day abduction. A high ransom was believed paid and police reported the release by the kidnapers.

Acapulco Mexico Gayle Moony Peter Moony

Howe to enter innocent plea in arraignment

Rep Allan Howe prepared to plead innocent at his Salt Lake City arraignment on a misdemeanor charge for allegedly offering two police decoys $20 for sex acts The case follows an arrest Saturday night and Howe’s promise to respond to calls for resignation amid congressional pressure A second item reports an Anoka Minnesota armed robbery and abduction probe at a Coon Rapids Drive-In Theater with a suspect detained for questioning by the county sheriff’s office.

Jonathan Wolman Washington (Ap Allan Howe Salt Lake Utah Democrat Salt Lake City Howe Wayne L. Black Democratic National Gravel Kenneth Gray D-Ill Young Joseph Prendergast Gray Miss Ray New York Daily News FBI Capitol Hill Utah Anoka, Minn Rosea Coon Rapids Anoka County Coon Rapids Drive-In Sheriff's Office Fridley

Senate weighs breakup of 18 big oil firms

A closely divided Senate Judiciary Committee considers a bill to force the 18 largest oil companies to split into production, transportation, or refining and marketing within five years. Supporters say competition would rise and prices fall. critics warn higher costs, reduced output, and more foreign oil dependence.

John Chadwick Associated Press Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Sen Hugh Scott R-Pa Mike Mansfield D-Mont Departments of Justice, State, Defense, Treasury, Agriculture Ford Federal Trade Commission Exxon Texaco Shell Abwi Oil Indiana Gulf, Mobil Atlantic- Richfield Standard Oil of California Getty Union Sun Phillips Continental Cities Service

Syrian forces near Israel in push to Arkoub region

Syrian tank and troop reinforcements moved into Lebanon advancing toward Marjayoun near the Israeli border after capturing Rachaya, the main gateway to guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon. The Palestinian spokesman cited 14,000 Syrian troops with 450 tanks, while the U.S. and Israel weighed risks and responses amid Lebanon’s civil war.

Farouk Nassar Associated Press Beirut, Lebanon Marjayoun Israel Rachaya Lebanon Arkoub Panhandle Hussein Jordan Beirut Golan Heights Fromyria Syria Israeli Panhandle Yigal Allon Itelf U.S. State Department Saiga Palestine Liberation Army U.S Washington United States

Hoban enters race as fifth candidate for District 31 Senate

Austin Realtor Richard B. Hoban, 29, announces as the fifth candidate for the District 31 Senate seat held by C R Hansen. Hoban seeks the Democratic endorsement and pledges to represent all district residents. The June 23 district convention in Albert Lea will endorse a candidate for the seat.

Austin Richard B. Hoban Austin Rt. 3 C R Baldy) Hansen Hoban Democratic Party Heald Real Estate U.S. Army Freeborn County Senate DFL Sen. Hansen Loren Bellrichard Tom Nelson Ellis Middle School John E. Frydenlund Hayward Mead Containers Albert Lea GOP Tom Hagedorn

Man seeks house wrecker in cheap Herald ad

A man posted a low cost want ad in the Herald under miscellaneous for sale hoping to hire someone to tear down a small house for lumber. The notice ran for three days and was scheduled to run six days with payment only for the times the ad appeared.

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