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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
13
Antiques buyer notice lists a 1959 Ford four door V8 for sale. Contact phone 433 6584 after 5 p.m. for more information.
Federal approval advances river pollution control as 270 miles of the Mississippi Minnesota and St Croix come under strict supervision. Municipalities and industries must complete remedial facilities within four years with preliminary plans due in six months to a year. Monitoring starts next week with three stations in the Twin Cities.
In Fleming County Kentucky a group of 472 schoolchildren have planted thousands of walnut saplings and aim to plant 7500 by year end to sell for college fees. Agriculture expert Ken Rose notes 25 to 35 years to maturity with current trees priced at 100 to 2000 dollars. The program is sponsored by the Fleming 4H Council the local Chamber of Commerce Kentucky Utilities Co and a Winchester lumber firm.
President's daughter Luci Johnson Nugent and husband Patrick Nugent left Seton Hospital with their six day old son Lyn Lyndon Nugent. The couple expressed wishes for a peaceful world and noted the baby will likely be spoiled as the first grandchild. Lyn weighed eight pounds fourteen ounces and measured 21 inches.
Former rehabilitation minister Mahavir Tyagi estimates India's debt to aid foreign nations amounts to 85 rupees per person for over 480 million citizens. He sets the figure at about 17.85 dollars per individual.
Washington AP reports two committees race to finish antiriot legislation shaping the House stance on racial uprisings. The Judiciary Committee meets today to consider a package bill combining civil rights and riot provisions. The Rules committee position remains to be seen.
Minnesota insurance commissioner Cyrus Magnusson on leave seeks clarity on his status after being acquitted of fraud and conspiracy. He asks Gov. LeVander for a conference with Magnusson's lawyer to discuss possible return to the post and back pay. A state attorney general report is expected on Magnusson's right to resume duties. a removal hearing could be considered if the leave ends.
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