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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1972

Page

2

Vital Statistics St Olaf Hospital Notices and Obituaries

McAlister couple of 1704 Ist St NE welcome a son on June 26. Dennis William and wife announce a son born at home in San Diego. Dasinger, 23, of San Diego, to Cowan, 21, of San Diego. Earl, 22, of 104 19th NW, to Lewis, 19, of 400 6th NW. Dailey funeral at Worlein. Oakwood burial with American Legion rites. Laughlin, 82, Osage nurse, dies. survived by two sisters. Gustav Lee, 68, Carpenter resident, widowed, sisters in MN/WI. Anna Blaser, 7, Stacyville, dies. survived by four brothers and a sister. Funeral services for Laughlin and Blaser planned for Osage and Stacyville.

Mark Elliot Dasinger San Diego Calif Mary Michele Cowan Richard Bert Earl 19Th St. NW Gayle Kathryn Lewis Pl. NW Merle Laughlin Memorial Hospital Osage E. V. Walter Harlingen Tex Ward Gage Charles City Iowa Miss Laughlin Merida Mexico Columbia University Red Cross Gustav M. Lee Gustav Melvin Lee Carpenter Irene Anna Olson Bagley Minn Roy Clara) Bewick DeForest Wis Anna M. Blaser Stacyville Stacyvile Steve Mike Mich Knoxville Albert Madison Kate Diedrich Austin

Obituaries and traffic court notes from Austin area

Funeral services listed for C Delphin Dernek in Worth?eln Funeral Home with Rev Joe Matt officiating. Anna M Blaser rites at Visitation Catholic Stacyville. Rosary at Hatten and Son. juried memorials and prayers across families. Numerous traffic and court notices detail stops, fines, and guilty pleas including Stop Sign, Speeding, No Current Registration, and Minor Possession cases across towns near Austin.

Blaser Anna M. Blaser Stacyville Towa Visitation Catholic Church Joseph Griffin Visitation Cemetery Hatten and Son Funeral Home

Municipal Court Highlights Snowmobile Case And Speeding Fines

Judge Fred Kraft presided as Charles Thomas of Ma pleview pleaded innocent to careless operation of a snowmobile. Speeding fines totaled 15 dollars for Donaldson Law in Floyd County. Hillary Hoff of Albert Lea forfeited 26 dollars on a speeding charge. Anthony Konenigs of Stacyville forfeited 20 dollars for defective equipment. Marie Grengeon of Warrensville Heights Ohio forfeited 30 dollars for speeding.

Christopher Rinaldi 2Nd Ave Steven Holt Rochester Doane Edge Mapleview Robert Hebi 2Nd St. SE Allen Dog Jo Bongard 13Th Ave Poundmaster Allen Anderson 12Th St DWI Raymond Rindflesch 3Rd Ave Susan Hample Austin Rt. 3 Harold Mellem Grand Meadow Dean Christopherson 12Th St. NE Leroy Harthun 11Th Ave. NW Fula Neuman 6Th St. NW Mark Curtis 6Th St. SE Nadine Knotts 1St Ave Fred Hansen Austin Rt. 2 Milton Burton 4Th Dr Randall Dalager 10Th Ave Larry Murphy Lyle Judith Laskwitz Austin Rt. 1 Fred Kraft Charles Thomas Donaldson Lawhead 15Th Ave Hillary Hoff Albert Lea Anthony Konenigs Stacyville Marie Grengeon Warrensville Heights Ohio

Pulp Plant Fire Damages Northern Minnesota Site

A fire swept through the General Logging Company pulp plant in Greaney Minnesota, destroying two pulp peelers and causing about eighty thousand dollars in damage. Firemen said two large chip piles may still be burning. the plant is a Northwest Paper Co subsidiary based in Cloquet.

Greaney, Minn General Logging Company Minnesota Northwest Paper Company Cloquet

Iowan charged in cattle theft near Osage

Stephen Bruce Gilley 24 of rural Mitchell County was charged with larceny of domestic animals after allegedly rustling a horse a newborn colt from Merrill Johnson’s Osage area ranch. Gilley posted 500 bond and was arrested in Waterloo. Two Osage women, Sue Gilley and Brenda Michael, were charged and released to report to court.

Osage Kris Jahnel Jahne Gilley Waterloo Johnsons LeRoy Janssen Rural Floyd Carol Norby Nora Springs Sue Brenda Michael Johnson Ranch

Helping Hands summer tutoring at Westminster Church

Westminster Presbyterian Church launches the Helping Hands summer tutoring program for reading and math, starting July 5 for children entering kindergarten. Pre-registration is June 28–29, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church, 801 with St. SW. Volunteers are welcome. contact 433-3258 or 437-2857.

Westminster Presbyterian Church St. SW Robert Wetterberg

Grand Meadow Theatre cast announced for melodrama

The Grand Meadow Old Time Summer Theatre will present Sarah of Saskatchewan at 7:30 p.m. July 2 and 4 in the Grand Meadow High School Gym. Keith Isaacson plays the villain and Dean Lamp the hero with a cast including Mrs. and Mrs. Littlefield as the heroine and her aged father. Various saloon denizens, traveling chorus girls, and a slate of olio acts are listed with multiple named participants and titles. The production is directed by Joan Schrafel and Dug Sween with script coordination by Dug Schween and backstage effects by Sheldyn Schrafel and Michael Steinbring on piano and sound.

Grand Meadow Sarah of Saskatchewan Grand Meadow High School Keith Isaacson Dean Lamp Michael Littlefield Ronald Boone Bernie Walker Roger Johns Debbie Johns Veronica Johnson Tamera Keifer Paul DiCarlo Dale Benson Norbert Thorsen Steve Hovda Hazel Benson Eléa Jensen S Makin’ Eyes At Me;” Mrs. Colbenson David Schrafel Clifford Krouse Paul Girton Joan Schrafel Dug Sween Sheldyn Schrafel Michael Steinbring

ASJC Graduate List Omission Affects Joan Felty

Austin resident Joan Felty, an ASJC graduate, was accidentally omitted from the list of students receiving AA degrees. The error affects a single graduate and prompts correction to reflect her degree conferral.

Joan Felty Austin ASJC

Nordins Return From Optometric Convention

Dr and Mrs Richard Nordin returned from the 75th Annual Congress of the American Optometric Association in St Louis Missouri Educational sessions highlighted the event with association business and a resolutions committee member role for Dr Nordin The Auxiliary report on Volunteers for Vision was presented by Mrs Nordin who has served on the project study committee for six months The contact lens emergency care kit project notes 1250 kits sent out in two years Minnesota Auxiliary received national awards in Membership Public Information and Safety Mrs Nordin now serves as membership chairman and remains public information chairman

Richard Nordin American Optometric Association St. Louis Dr. Nordin Nordin Minnesota

Tax rebates eyed under court ruling by Minnesota leaders

St. Paul Mayor Lawrence Cohen and Ramsey County Board urge Gov. Wendell Anderson to convene a special session to address tax rebates for machinery and equipment. County Assessor William Carlson warns rebates could cost taxing agents up to 13 million dollars and threaten county finances. Cohen pushes rapid legislative action and seeks support from Hennepin County and Minneapolis officials.

ST. Paul Cohen Hennepin County Minneapolis

Indians seek faster funding in Midwest council

Representatives of Indian groups in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri met in Kansas City to press for quicker funding for some 56,000 Indians in the four states. They formed the Region 7 American Indian Council to review and relay proposals from local groups to federal agencies, citing slow distribution of funds despite Nixon's 1970 call for action.

Kansas City Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri American Indian Council Douglas Gradipe National American Indian Council Nixon

Colby Named Residential Chairman for United Fund Drive

Colby, KAUS-TV program director, named Residential Chairman for the 1972 73 United Fund drive in Austin. He is a Salt Lake City born, Utah educated, Mormon family man with three children and active in the Austin United Fund and Chamber of Commerce. Colby will contact Austin residents not solicited through business locations, via mail or in person.

Kent Colby Kaus-Tv United Fund Colby Salina Utah Richfield Burbank California Utah State University Logan Carroll College Helena Mont Austin Montana Austin United Fund Austin Area

Injunction Denied In Hanna Mining Work Stoppage Case

U S District Judge Miles Lord rejected Hanna Mining Co request for an injunction to halt a three site work stoppage on Minnesota Iron Range. The ruling ends the immediate bid to pause union related actions at the facilities.

Minneapolis, Minn Hanna Mining Co Minnesota Iron Range U.S Miles Lord

Peace channels open since 1964, report claims

Washington reports undisclosed portions of the Pentagon Papers show at least 12 channels for peace talks between North Vietnam and the United States dating back to June 1964. The Washington Post notes Kissinger’s involvement in 1967 and links to officials and private citizens across France, Canada, and Poland in a Defense Department history excerpt.

Washington Pentagon North Vietnam United States Washington Post the Post Henry A. Kissinger France Canada Poland Post Defense Department Jack Anderson Murray Marder South Vietnam Nixon Kissinger Harvard State Department Herbert Marcovich Raymond Aubrac

Handgun bill approved by Senate panel

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to outlaw the commercial sale of small concealable handguns not suited for sport. Sponsor Sen. Birch Bayh led a 12 to 2 vote while rejecting Sen. Roman Hruska’s rival measure. Three Kennedy bills to require registration or licensing were defeated. The proposed ban targets guns used in the 1968 RFK assassination and Wallace’s 1972 shooting, spurring action after his campaign incident.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Birch Bayh D-Ind Roman Hruska R-Neb Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Robert F. Kennedy Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace Committee On Bayh

YMCA Trip To Ford Plant Sponsored By Austin YMCA

The Austin YMCA will sponsor a Friday trip to the Ford Assembly plant for youths age 8 through 14. Participants will tour the plant, then picnic and swim at a Twin City lake. Open to members and nonmembers for $4 covering transportation leadership and a beverage. First come first served. call 433-1804 for details.

Austin Ford Assembly Plant Twin City Ford The YMCA

Austin girl scouts embark on trip to Wyoming center

Thirty two girls and four advisers from River Trails Girl Scout Council depart Rochester by bus for the National Center West Ten Sleep Wyoming. Participants include girls from Mabel Rochester Winona Caledonia and Austin with Joette Evenson of Austin joining. They travel via South Dakota with stops at the Black Hills for a week of horseback riding hiking archaeology and fun. Return is July 10.

River Trails

Markets Report from Austin and South St. Paul Livestock

Markets show hogs firm to higher with 190-240 lb barrows at 29.50 to 30.00 and 190-240 lb gilts at 29.25 to 29.50. Cattle steady to mixed with select slaughter steers around 39.00 and 140-165 lb steers near 38.75 to 39.00. cows and bulls mostly steady. Sheep active with 85-110 lb lambs at 32.00 to 33.00 and 60-85 lb ewes around 5.00 to 6.50 as numbers trade and prices adjust.

South ST. Paul Min USDA

Stocks Move Through Midday In Broad Market Mix

AP reports a wide array of stock movements at 1 pm with many names advancing. Major gains appear for Allied Ch, Inland, Amerada, AT&T, Jostens, Anaconda, Armco, and Boeing while others show mixed or modest upticks. The scan includes large caps such as Exxon, General Electric, Coca Cola, and IBM with varied fractional gains and losses across sectors.

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