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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
3
Guardsmen entered the penitentiary amid concerns some keys were missing and possibly in the possession of prisoners. An AP Wire photo captures the scene as authorities secured the facility and investigated how the breach occurred.
Minnesota residents will see a slight state income tax reduction as federal taxes rise, since federal payments are deductible on state returns. A married couple earning $150 weekly would go from $5.50 to $5.40 withheld for state tax while federal withholdings rise about $1.25 weekly. New withholding tables arrive mid August. large employers may adjust sooner. The federal act revives interest in municipal revenue bonds but only if bonds exceed $1 million tax exempt status. A state court test of the 1967 Revenue Bond Law is still needed before sale.
AP reports Leslie W. Smith a nutritionist at Colorado State University says the average person loses up to eighty percent of their sense of smell between ages twenty and seventy.
A cautionary notice warns parents about accidental poisoning risks for children from cleaners pills and bright liquids. It urges securing toxic substances and medicines and promotes Peoples Prescription Drug Store at 121 Rass 2nd Ave with phone contact 433 817.
The federal government accepted water quality standards set by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for interstate waters including the Mississippi Minnesota St Croix Lake Superior Red and Rainy rivers and southern tributaries. Enforcement hearings will occur for each stretch with 1972 as the target date for compliance. Governor LeVander and Udall praised the plan and noted ongoing studies on the St Louis River at Duluth.
George Ball becomes US ambassador to the United Nations and vows to help forge a just lasting peace in a free humane and stable world. The ceremony was conducted by Chief Justice Earl Warren as President Johnson and Arthur Goldberg looked on.
Joe Flanigan towed a 20-foot one ton whale to his 50 foot sailing ketch after finding it injured and dead at the dock. He suspects sharks caused the injury and says the carcass will be used for fish food. The incident occurred in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Development factions from several communities and industries show interest in establishing a court while noting the Capitol wings’ cornerstone laying in Washington in 1851.
New York AP Wilbur J. Cohen secretary of health education and welfare says poverty will be eradicated in the United States by 1976. He made the remark after dedication ceremonies marking completion of a 17 million dollar building program at Long Island Jewish Hospital in Queens. He added that every person will have the right to education and medical care.
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