Austin Daily Herald June 28 1976 Page 4 Header Note
The brief page header for the Austin Daily Herald notes its 85 year history as a fair and impartial newspaper serving Southern Minnesota and North Iowa. It emphasizes agriculture labor and industry while pledging no political preference or favoritism to any group or individual.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Declaration of Independence on public display in D C during Bicentennial
The Declaration will be shown around the clock for three days over the July Fourth holiday at the National Archives in Washington. It will be lowered into a protective vault each night and a July 4 gala is planned on the building portico. The event runs July 2 6 pm to July 5 10 pm with nationwide bell ringing at 2 pm on July 4.
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Washington
D.C
National Archives
Archives
Congress
Austin Area
National Capitol
Social Security
GAO
Boeing Co
Charles Vanick
Ohio
House
Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee
Vanick
Regulation Sparks Bipartisan Debate On Reform And Costs
Dow Chemical executive Earle B. Barnes criticizes excessive federal regulation as stifling reform and demanding stronger business defense. Senate leader Percy and Byrd back a Regulator Reform Act of 1976 to mandate annual comprehensive reform plans by March 31 and reports by September 15 to curb red tape and inflation.
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Earle B. Barnes
Dow Chemical Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lee R. Sollenbarger
American Trucking Association
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
TWA
Charles Percy
94Th Congress
Illinois
Republican
SEC
FTC
CAB
EPA
Percy
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Congress
RCA to close Harrison tube plant amid solid-state shift
The RCA Receiving Tube plant in Harrison New Jersey will close on July 30 as demand for vacuum tubes fades with the rise of solid state devices. Industry sales fell from 442 million in 1966 to about 80 million in 1975, with RCA’s plant losses mirroring broader cuts. The piece recalls Edison era origins and De Forest’s role in the tube era.
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RCA
Harrison
N.J
Radio- Electronic Magazine
New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison
Lee de Forest
Purchase of Austin Dairy Inc. by Three-Men Firm
The Austin Dairy Company, formed by Joseph J. Lickteig John F. Higgle and Mark H. Bauman, announced the purchase and takes over the dairy business from Mr and Mrs Leonard Goicke. The Goickes have operated the dairy for two years and remain as sole owners in name.
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Leonard Goick
Joseph J. Lickteig
John F. Higgle
Mark H. Bauman
Austin Dairy Company
Austin Dairy
Goicke
Middle East turmoil on verge of wider war says Washington
Washington notes Armies and navies with hydrogen missiles poised near war in the Middle East Africa and the Sino-Soviet border. Lebanon is described as chaotic and out of control while Arab Jewish Christian Muslim tensions blur. Angola pivot shocks Tanzania Uganda Zaire Zambia as Soviets and Cubans gain.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Middle East
Lebanon
Africa
Angola
U.S
Pentagon
Tanzania
Uganda
Zaire
Zambia
United States
South America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Henry Kissinger
Asia
Russia
China
Social Security Administration
Social Unity
General Accounting Office
Disappearances surround Tony Pro in Teamsters saga
The piece traces how Anthony Provenzano known as Tony Pro, links to NJ Local 560 and Florida, allegedly orchestrated killings and disappearances of rivals like Walter Glockner and Castellito. It notes prosecutions by attorney William Aronwald, raises pay raises for Pro, Briguglio and the ongoing kidnap murder conspiracy case amid broader U S labor brass and mob connections.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Anthony
Tony Pro) Provenzano
FBI
New Jersey
Provenzano
Hallandale
Fla
Walter Glockner
Teamsters
Tony Pro
Glockner
Tony
Castellito
Sal Briguglio
560
Jimmy Hoffa
Lewisburg
Briguglio
Michigan
Law and Order
Florida
Ellenville
N.Y
Inc
Brooklyn
Halcyon
William Irvin Aronwald
Justice Department
Brother Castellito
Crusader Aronwald
Exconvict
Salvatore
Harold Konigsberg
Pro
U.S
Jack Kennedy
Local 560
Brigugio
Union
Bill Aronwald
Brotherhood
Sen. McClellan
Larson Ends Et Cetera Run Picks Light Cartoon Route
Roger Larson explains leaving the Et Cetera column after three years of deadline pressure. He plans a quieter cartoon approach using last week’s events to have fun with local current matters and catch more sleep.
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Larson
College graduates may gain from relocation benefits
Ticor Relocation Management Co. reports that many firms now treat new graduates and regular transferees the same. With no house to sell and limited household goods, relocation aid is often economically feasible and acts as a strong incentive for new hires to stay.
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Ticor Relocation Management Co
Ticor
On This Date 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand Assassination
A historical roundup marks June 28 1914 as the assassination that sparked World War I in Sarajevo. Other entries note Monmouth battles, Victoria’s coronation, Versailles treaty, Yugoslav resistance, Seoul capture, Jordan–Johnson talks, and a 1971 Dominican Republic pullout.
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Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Monmouth
N.J
Molly Pitcher
Britain
Victoria
France
Yugoslavia
Seoul
Hussein of
Jordan
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
U.S
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