Austin Holiday Inn to add two stories and 36 rooms
Expansion plans for the Holiday Inn at 705 N. Main St. in Austin call for a northward two story addition enclosing the pool, adding 36 rooms and a convention area with four to six shops. Construction shifts to spring with hoped summer completion. the hotel also undergoes restaurant revamp.
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Kissinger Hints at Saturday Talks With Tho Near Paris
Henry Kissinger met Hanoi’s Le Duc Tho for an hour at Choisy le Roy near Paris after word that a meeting was off. CBS tracked the secret rendezvous as officials work toward a six hour pace since Monday to finish the peace accord drafted last month.
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Agreement on Bangladesh entry and prisoner return plan
Diplomatic sources report in principle agreement on a compromise to allow the General Assembly to adopt without a vote a resolution backing Bangladesh membership, along with a nonbinding resolution urging the return of over 90,000 Pakistani soldiers and civilians held in India since December. China likely to veto Bangladesh membership despite the dual resolutions.
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Racial clash aboard Kitty Hawk sparks Navy probe
About 100 sailors, black and white, fought aboard the Kitty Hawk last October in a several hour melee using knives forks and chains. 46 were injured. Marines ended the fight. Congressional hearings are underway in San Diego into the incident and similar tensions aboard the Constellation.
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Schedule of Pages Editorial 4 ment 9A-100 Society 7 Sports 11
Local page order lists sections for Editorial, Society, Sports and area news. It shows page allocations and content areas including TV Entertain Comics and Classified on pages 12 to 15.
Grand jury to hear Watkins shooting case in Minnesota
A Meeker County grand jury will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday to hear information on the shooting death of farmer David Mies 36 and the wounding of his 2-year-old son Scott. Fosston resident Delyle G. Wichern 19 was arraigned on aggravated assault charges and held on $25,000 bail.
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Israelis clash with Palestinian guerrillas near Lebanon border
Israeli military says its patrol inside Lebanon clashed with Palestinian guerrillas near the cease fire line. Beirut reports claim Israeli helicopters landed, damaged a guerrilla base at Khreibeh, and withdrew after two hours. Tel Aviv says one Israeli soldier wounded and several militants hit. WAFA reports four guerrillas wounded.
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Heavy rains hit Cairo for a second day
Cairo residents endure continued heavy rain causing traffic to halt street cars to stop power outages and many government workers to miss work as six million people cope with urban disruption.
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Britain’s Railways Return To Normal After 24 Hour Strike
London AP reports Britain’s railways resumed full service after a 24 hour strike that halted national rail operations. The stoppage disrupted travel and commerce across major cities and regions.
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Law School Aid Brings Parole Progress Info to Inmates
In Stillwater Minnesota a prison inquiry led by LAMP at the University of Minnesota exposes inmates to monthly progress notices. The program staff James Cullen and Melvin Goldberg link law school students to interviews appeals and even child welfare aid through Reach Out. Corrections Commissioner David Fogel praises LAMP as a justice model promoting lawful self help and rehabilitation.
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Three Die in Twin Cities Traffic Crashes Late Thursday
Three people died in Twin Cities area crashes as Minnesota's 1972 road toll rose to 910. Muriel Silbernagel 29 and daughter Lisa 4 of St Paul perished in a Richfield one car wreck on a frost glazed road. Thomas G Mlejnek Minneapolis was killed on I 494 at Minnetonka. Howard Ness 76 of Maynard was killed on a slippery overpass on Minn 7 near Clara City. Two others injured.
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Trouble at SUNO campus signals potential unrest
SCLC Alabama field director Joseph Hammond warned that on Monday SUNO in New Orleans could face trouble as it remains open despite attempts to close Southern at Baton Rouge. The statement comes as tensions rise over campus status and political decisions.
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Want ad selling hay and straw in Austin area
Advertisement notice offers 235 bales of horse hay at 0.50 each and 275 bales of straw at 0.45 each. Ad promises low-cost, fast results with phone contact for evenings and a cancellation after one day. Contact 433-8851 for quick placement.
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