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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Alan Hughson at 600 18th St SE welcomed a son on June 27 at St Olaf Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Taufic and the second floor staff for their care. Donald Adams.
Funeral services for Guy B Williams Sr 819 4th Ave NE will be at 1 30 p m Friday at St Olaf Lutheran Church Rev Carl Borgwardt officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Friends may call at Worlein Funeral Home until 11 a m Friday There will be no reviewal at the church.
Several residents express gratitude for cards flowers gifts and visits after hospital stays at Riverview St Paul St Olaf Rochester Methodist and other local facilities. Names include Gilliland Hanson Denisen Scott Adams and others with thanks to doctors nurses and clergy.
The Holiday Inn in Memphis Tennessee, long billed as the chain's flagship property, has been sold by the Memphis corporation that operates it. The 1952 opening site was the largest in the chain, with details indicating a sale price near 9000 dollars and the transfer to another operator under Holiday Inn policy.
Charleen Schocker of 1819 5th Ave NE underwent surgery. Outside Austin, Orie Hackbarth of Rt. 1 was admitted to Methodist Hospital in Rochester for surgery, room 761.
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that parts of a 1973 law restructuring professional licensing boards unlawfully intrude on the court's authority to regulate the practice of law. The decision preserves judicial control while letting other boards proceed under court rules. provisions affecting other professions remain unchanged.
Two men died in separate crashes in Minnesota. Jack Johnson, 23, of St. Paul, died when his car hit a bridge pier at Maryland Avenue West and Kent Street. Albert D. Gallatin Jr., 30, of Greensburg Pennsylvania, died when his car hit a semitrailer on Minnesota 71 three miles south of Bertha in Todd County. Myron Lee Mulder, the Prinsburg truck driver, had facial lacerations.
The ABA will test a no-foul-out rule in preseason play allowing players to stay in the game regardless of fouls. A controlled game for each team will limit rosters to seven or eight players, mirroring regular-season usage, with a decision later on extending to the regular season.
Commissioner Walter Kennedy of the NBA states there is no drug abuse problem in the league and asserts the NBA would intervene if a team tries to whitewash any violation.
June 28 1973 cattle hogs and sheep prices listed with regional bids. Austin report shows hogs mostly steady, cattle pricing across U.S. Prime to good grades, and sow and butcher weights. South St. Paul numbers detail slaughter steers heifers cows bulls and hogs with ranges for weights and classes, including prime, choice and utility categories.
AP stock roundup lists numerous tickers with latest noon values across industries. Highlights include IBM at 315, AT&T 51, Phillips 51, Exxon 97 1/4, Texaco 34 3/4, Shell Oil 51 5/8, and Gulf Oil 22, among others, with several prices given as percent changes.
An explosion in a Paris parked car outside the University of Paris science buildings killed Mohamed Boudia a 41 year old Algerian claimed as a Black September member. Police identified him and noted other attacks including the Trieste oil pipeline bombing.
Mu hammad Ali told a Harlem crowd he needed the defeat to Norton as punishment from God and said the loss was good for him. He spoke during a bus tour promoting the September rematch in Los Angeles and said his life was just starting.
Ole Wendfeldt will retire Monday after 16 years leading the University of Minnesota Duluth police department. He began his service in Duluth in 1968 and oversaw campus safety, patrols, and investigations.
Waynesville North Carolina AP reports golfer Charles Browning of Valdosta Georgia scored holes in one on the par 3 165 yard 17th hole in two rounds of 26 holes Wednesday using the same ball and six iron. Pro Ron Garcia verified the aces for Browning during a vacation stay in the mountains.
National Fire Protection Association estimates up to 10,000 people could suffer fireworks related injuries during the Fourth of July period. The forecast reflects possible widespread accidents across communities nationwide.
A lone gunman robbed the Sterling Station of the State Bank of Burleigh County of about 3000 dollars. Branch manager George Moch said he left for coffee when the robbery happened. The blond suspect wore dark glasses and a red handkerchief, keeping his face hidden as tellers were locked in the vault during the getaway.
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced the Pro Bowl between National and American Conference stars will take place in January 1975 at the Orange Bowl in Miami. The 1974 game was scheduled for Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
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