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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
5
Birth notices from St Olaf Hospital and nearby towns list several June 25 births and multiple marriages. Also reported are deaths of Morris Hendrickson and Joel Ulven with funeral details, and notices for Ferdinand Eklund and Arthur Dahlback with service arrangements. Includes grandparents and residence information.
Nina Ann Henry Heiny Warrington of Cedar City area died in 1973 after long illness. Born January 29, 1894 in Lyle township Mower County, she married Ralph Adelbert Warrington in 1918. he died in service in 1918. She later married Howard Heiny Sr. on May 2, 1945 and lived at 104 Ninth Street NW. She was active in Order of the Eastern Star Royal Neighbors Willing Workers Cemetery Association and Cedar City Cemetery work. Funeral June 23 at First United Methodist Church. interment Cedar City Cemetery. Survived by daughter Ruth Henry Jr. Glenville and others, nine great grandchildren, sisters, stepchildren, and nieces and nephews. Modern memorials note in memoriam lines for James Arthur Littlefield and Donald Anderson with family tributes. Local obituaries list medical and surgical patients at Don Andrews and Arthur M Johnson clinics and George Ward, Mrs. Lester Tinkham addresses.
AP Newsfeatures writer Mary Campbell profiles Pete Seeger, detailing his career with the Weavers and as a solo folk icon. The piece covers his new book The Incomplete Folksinger, his ecological work with the Hudson River sloop Clearwater, his views on what constitutes a folksinger, and his hopes for unity through music. Seeger recalls dropping out of Harvard, building a home near the Hudson, and his belief that solving environmental and social issues must happen together.
The Labor Department revised emergency regulations intended to protect farm workers from pesticides after pressure from Congress and farmers. Assistant Labor Secretary John H. Stender said the earlier rules were broader than necessary and covered less toxic pesticides, with the changes signed last Friday and slated for Federal Register publication June 29. The move followed strong opposition from growers and farm-state lawmakers.
In Halifax a six week summer school course for all Nova Scotia teachers will cover education and drug dependency. Marvin Burke says the program, run with the department of education, follows last year's success with improved classroom awareness and effectiveness among participants.
Rose Creek Minnesota plans its Fun Days for July 28 at the Rose Creek Area Booster Club meeting. The event features a chicken fry and a dance with music by the Rocking Cowboys. Prize winners in the summer program drawing include Chuck Johnson Erland Smith David Trimble Ansgar Schlicter and Dick Farr.
Chinese officials have not commented but Japanese reports portray the meeting as overhyped with little real influence. Viewpoints in Peking stress slipping power of superpowers and shaky ground of Nixon and Brezhnev amid scandals and economic woes. The Russians are seen seeking American money and know how. A unit of enriched uranium could power a 100 watt bulb for 2,600 years.
Under a new policyLyric Opera Company of Philadelphia will host three Washington Opera productions in the 1973 74 season The Opera Society of Washington will provide artistic support with Ian Strasfogel serving as consultant for three Lyric productions Board members from both groups plan ongoing artistic exchange in future seasons
Anglers can fish without a closed season along the Mississippi River border between Minnesota and Wisconsin. The stretch from Hastings to beyond Lake City holds walleyes, bass, northern pike, bluegills, crappies and a growing white bass population. Scenic limestone bluffs, abundant wildlife, and historic river towns like Red Wing and Winona add appeal. For information contact Hiawathaland in Rochester or the Vacation Information Bureau in St. Paul.
Markets show cattle slaughter steady to weak with cows and bulls softening while hogs rise modestly. In Minneapolis area reports, high grade slaughter steers range around 46 to 48 dollars per cwt and hogs gain 25 to 50 cents, with sow prices climbing and sheep volumes noted at 700 head.
The Denver Symphony premiered Alberto Ginastera Milena Cantata for Soprano and Orchestra Opus 37 on April 16 under Brian Priestman with Phyllis Curtin as soloist. The work, based on Kafka letters, will be its first recording in 39 years. Next season includes a world premiere by Richard Rodney Bennett, commissioned by the English Speaking Union in Denver.
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