Herald Opinion Page Highlights Regional Fairness
The Austin Daily Herald frames its eighty five year mission as a regional newspaper serving Southern Minnesota and North Iowa. It affirms fair impartial coverage favoring agriculture labor and industry without political bias or favoritism to any group or individual.
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Tax incentives drive private investment debates in Congress
Tax incentives spark debate on private versus government funding for public projects. Merrill Lynch executive John Loughlin argues tax shelters and bonds lure private capital for water, sewer, housing, transit, energy and environmental goals. He notes up front costs for coal reliance and warns against government entrepeneurship as Britain example.
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Save the penny a political clash on coinage future
The Treasury proposes abolishing the penny citing inflation and costs while the public clings to the coin as a national love object. Treasury chief Bluementhal signals study of economic effects and possible replacement options amid broader currency reforms.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round on Foreign Secret Police in U S
The column reports Sen George McGovern's Senate subcommittee investigation into foreign secret police operating in the United States. It cites Chile's DINA South Korea's KCIA the Soviet KGB the Philippines NISA and Iran's SAVAK and notes past U S incidents including burglaries attempted kidnappings and assassinations linked to these groups. It mentions the Letelier bombing in Washington and ongoing fears for exiles and their families.
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Primitivo Mijares
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Alaskan Teamsters Go Wild For Ice Cream
Victor Riesel reports on Alaska pipeline labor unrest where teamsters demand more flavors of ice cream and better snack options. He notes confrontations, stoppages at six camps, and a powerful union leader Jesse Carr expanding his influence by merging locals with Hawaii.
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Alaska pipeline chaos and foreign influence tales
A sprawling roundup reports security disputes in Alyeska pipeline work, thefts of tools, and strong union resistance. It notes oddities in the Alaska project workforce, legal actions, and a broader look at political cases from Carter to immunity in diplomacy.
Grandparents Celebrate Grandchildren Across Time And Styles
A lighthearted reflection on grandparents joyfully detailing grandchildren from birth to early years. The narrator recalls conversations about the grandchilds growth, the balance between delight and effort, and the changing realities of parenting roles. He teases readers about future columns and signs off for a two week break.
Quotation And Public Notices In A Daily Austin Paper
A brief exchange of quotes appears beside newspaper masthead text. Notable lines include Edward Harriman’s urging honest return for another’s dollar and a Luke gospel verse. Publication details list Austin Minnesota addresses and staff roles for Edmund E. Smith and Thomas J. Koeck.
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District Two picks Austin to host baseball tournament
A special meeting of District Two superintendents awarded the baseball tournament to Austin for August 8. Harold Red Hastings will run the event with entries already received from Albert Lea Blooming Prairie Lyle LeRoy Rose Creek and Austin.
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Red) Hastings
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Lena Grimley
Lloyd Egtvet
Jean Miller
Lutheran Brotherhood
Arthur L. Swenson
Moppy Anderson
Preston
Alvin C. Kingsbury
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Oak Leaf Cafe
Today in History highlights from June 27
Key events on this date include 1950 Truman ordering US Air Force and Navy to aid Korea, 1844 mob killing of Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage, 1950s Kosygin Cuba talks after US visit, Northern Ireland cease fire, and 1976 Portuguese election of Antonio Ramalho Eanes as president.
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