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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1973

Page

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Tel Aviv Arrival Rouses Israelis as POW Exchange Opens

Israelis and Egyptians began returning home as Red Cross flights brought wounded POWs to Cairo and Tel Aviv. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan hailed talks over tank fire as a human approach and a cease-fire on the Suez front held amid sporadic fighting with Syria.

Associated Press Red Cross Cairo Tel Aviv Defense Moshe Dayan Suez Syria Golan Heights Radio Damascus Israel International Red Cross Egypt Aharon Yariv Mohammed Gamazy U.N

Austin School Board approves 1974 75 tax levy amid energy push

The Austin School Board approved a 12 mills hike for the 1974 75 year totaling 4 034 716 with funds split for maintenance transportation and capital outlay among others They ordered energy conservation measures and discussed fuel supply risks and scheduling adjustments for athletic events and buses.

Austin School Board Austin

Apartment Rentals Delayed Adlet in Herald Want-Ads

Advert announces two unfurnished upstairs apartments with two and three rooms. One ready now, one available in November. Contact XXX-XXXx or 433-8851. Ad ran six days for 5.40 but canceled after four. quick action urged for similar listings.

Nixon weighs taxes to curb fuel use as rationing looms

The Nixon administration weighs fuel taxes versus rationing to cut energy use. Officials say rationing would be a last resort but may be needed by early next year, with a task force drafting tax and rationing recommendations and aims to deliver options within weeks.

Washington Nixon White House Treasury George P. Shultz John A. Love Interior Rogers C. B. Morton Love Office of Management and Budget Morton Interior Department Shultz Treasury Department

Two Major Stores Pledge to Locate in Austin Shopping Center

Letters of intent have been received from two large department stores to anchor a proposed shopping center on the northwest edge of Austin near Austin Community College. John Bureau of Bureau Investment Corp., St. Paul, said the option on the Sheedy property along 1890 and Hwy 218 N was renewed for six months beyond its Dec. 6 expiry. Bureau says the chances the center will be built are excellent.

Austin Colege John Bureau Bureau Investment Corp St. Paul Sheedy Hwy

Indictments Named in Poker Raid

The Ramsey County grand jury indicted Jerry Eckman and Paulette Garver on three counts of kidnapping and seven counts of robbery each for the Little Canada home poker game raid and abduction case. Both defendants, 37 and 30, of St Paul, are due in Ramsey District Court for arraignment Friday.

ST. Paul, Minn Ramsey County Jerry Eckman Paulette Garver St. Paul Ramsey District Court

Cox Won't Seek Old Watergate Prosecution Job

Archibald Cox said he will not return as Watergate special prosecutor despite a court ruling that his firing was illegal. Judge Gesell upheld independence of successor Leon Jaworski and signaled no reinstate action. The White House declined comment and Bork hinted at possible appeal while Jaworski continues investigations. Reps Abzug and Waldie called impeachment more imperative after the ruling.

Washington Archibald Cox Watergate Nixon Cox U.S. District Court Gerhard A. Gesell Leon Jaworski White House Justice Department Robert H. Bork Bork Elliot L. Richardson William S. Ruckelshaus Gesell Jaworski Senate Judiciary Committee Bella S. Abzug D-N.y Jerome R. Waldie R-Calif

Injuries fatal to state farmer

Fergus Falls farmer Thomas Miller aged 45 died from injuries after getting caught in the power shaft of a combine on his farm. He was attempting to climb onto the machine in a corn field around 10 p.m. Tuesday and was taken to Lake Region Hospital where he passed away.

Fergus Falls Minn Thomas Miller Lake Region

Rural Austin Man Dies In Single Car Crash

A 56 year old Mower County man Marvin Loviein Sr Austin Route 2 died after his vehicle struck a utilities pole at 1 13 am on the 200 block of 8th Drive NE He was taken to St Olaf Hospital where he died later in the day The death is classified as a traffic fatality and marks the seventh in Mower County for 1973 He survived by wife three daughters a son and four grandchildren Funeral services are planned at Worlein Funeral Home with interment at Grandview Memorial Gardens. The Minnesota 1973 toll rises to 850 with two other deaths reported in separate accidents.

Mower County Marvin Loviein Austin Rt. 2 Loviein St. Olaf Hospital Austin Robert Nelson Lovlein The Hormel Co Arvilla Ronald Patricia) Hoag Oakland Linda Lovilein Minneapolis Diane Loviein Marvin Loviein Jr Brooklyn Park Minn Agnes Bartell Rogers Joseph Loviein St. Louis Park Worlein Joe Matt Grandview Memorial Gardens Minnesota Darwin Bartz Brainerd University of Minnesota Charlotte Crow Wing Cottage Grove Stephani Adler Richard Adler Scott J. Little

Richardson seeks broad fraud probe

Former Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson plans wide investigations into political scandal. He aims to expand the criminal fraud staff, draft legislation to outlaw campaign dirty tricks, and urge high priority on election reform including campaign financing. He proposes adding 8 to 13 investigators to handle rising cases.

Washington Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Robert H. Bork Justice Department Criminal Division

Nixon vows not to quit amid Watergate pressure

President Nixon declared he will not resign at a rally in Washington. He defended himself against calls to step down, saying he did no wrong and will stay in office despite the Watergate crisis.

Nixon Washington National Association of Realtors

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