Local obituaries list deaths and marriages across Austin area
Deaths and notices include Lila Beiseker Nitcher grave service details. Elmer Stewart death at Memorial Hospital in Rye Valley. Charles W. Gibson death in Rogers Arkansas with funeral plans. multiple marriage notices listing brides, grooms, and addresses. memorial poems for Andrew Johansen Arnold Johnson Walter Wright Joseph Olson. various memorials and thanks notes from families for support and gifts.
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Charles W. Gibson
Rogers Memorial
Rogers
Ark
Austin
Ruth
Jean Harper
Pine Bluff
Samuel Gibson
Sweat City
Iowa
James Gibson
Buffalo Center
Elmer Gibson
Hospitalized Hammell Peters and Hartwig Undergo Surgeries
Mrs. Lawrence Faye Hammell of Adams is hospitalized for a surgical procedure. Betsy Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Petersen of Lyle, also listed for a surgical. Mrs. David Ella Hartwig of 1712 1st St NE is hospitalized for a medical condition.
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St, Olaf Hospital
Lawrence
Faye) Hammell
Adams
Surgical
Betsy Petersen
Ross Petersen
Lyle
David
Ella) Hartwig
1St St. NE
Justice Dept to Review ITT Hearing Record
The Justice Department is asked to review the House Commerce Committee investigations record on ITT to determine possible perjury or obstruction of justice. The aides said the panel refers SEC files ITT matter to DOJ without pre denying violations, amid a dispute over papers sent to the DOJ and later made public by a Senate subcommittee.
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Washington
Justice Department
House
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
House Commerce Committee
Special Investigations
Department of Justice
Securities and Exchant Commission
Elliot Richardson
ITT
SEC
Subcommittee
William Casey
White House
John W. Dean III
Senate
Nixon Administration
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Harley O. Staggers
House Committee
Investigations
Casey
Congress
Dr Keller Licensed in Minnesota Chiropractic Practice
Dr Arthur L Keller was certified by the Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners last week. He will take over the practice of Dr W P Gray at 510 W Oakland Ave and plans to open there later this fall after earning his human physiology degree and Doctor of Chiropractic in May 1973.
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Arthur L. Keller
Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Minnesota
Dr. Keller
Howard Keller
2Nd Ave
National College of Chiropractic
Lombard
Austin Community College
Mankato State College
Keller
Chicago General Health Service
W. P. Gray
Oakland Ave
Markets mixed cattle hogs and grain report
A market summary from South St. Paul and Minneapolis notes cattle and calves trading with mixed demand and higher steer and heifer quotes, hogs under pressure with widespread losses, sheep steady, and grain prices at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange showing declines in corn and spring wheat while soybeans rise slightly. Key entities include South St. Paul Livestock, Minneapolis Grain Exchange, and AP USDA reporting.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Stocks Mark Noon Figures Mixed On Major Exchanges
At noon the market showed mixed gains and losses across sectors. Large names such as IBM, AT&T, Exxon, and Texaco traded between small increases and lagging declines while industrials and oils led notable moves in several directions.
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Mark
AlliedCh
Honeywil
AllisCh
InlStl
Amerada
IBM
AmBrad
IntiHrv
AmCan
InlPap
AmMtr
Jns&La At&t
Diam
Anconda
Kencott
ArmcSl
Kresge
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Loew's
BethStl
Wercor
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Brunswk
MoboOil
ComSat
Dartind
RCA
Deere
Reylnd
duPont
Esmark
ShellOil
Exxon
Singer
SpRand
FordMtr
StOilind
TelexCo
Texaco
GenTel
Texas
Gillette
Undil
Goodrich
UnPac
Gratitude Notes From Local Residents
Messages of thanks from Lewis Dewey Bloom and Bloom family express appreciation for cards flowers gifts and support. They thank Pastor Borgwardt Jerenby Dr Hagen ICU staff and St Olaf Hospital and coworkers at Hormel for retirement party help.
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Dewey
Bloom
Hormel
Agnew Resigns as Vice President Amid Conviction
Nixon said Agnew resigned to avoid national division and uncertainty. Agnew becomes the second vice president to resign and the first facing a federal felony conviction. Nixon met with Republican leaders as Democrats warn against any polenti ed nominee. Connally Rockefeller and Reagan seen as potential successors in 1976.
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Nixon
Agnew
John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina
U.S. Senate
Congress
Texas
John B. Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
NHL Expands to 18 Teams With KC and DC Entry
The National Hockey League plans to reach 18 teams in the 1974 campaign as Kansas City and Washington D C join the circuit, expanding the league’s footprint and schedule.
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National Hockey League
Kansas City
Washington D. C
Wife of ex governorKerner dies at 67
Helena Cermak Kerner widow of former Illinois Governor Otto Kerner died at age 67 in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Anton Cermak Chicago mayor killed in 1933 by an assassin's bullet targeted at Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Helena Cermak Kerner
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Agnew Plea Rests On Public Interest In Quick Resolution
Spiro T. Agnew says he resigns and pleads nolo contendere to avoid lengthy defense, citing public interest and media distraction. He admits 1967 payments were income and that contracts were awarded to paying firms, while denying illegal acts and saying donations reflect long-standing fundraising practices.
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Washington
Spiro
T. Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
Grand Jury
Congress
Energy research hike planned by Nixon
President Nixon announced a plan to boost energy research and development funding by 115 million dollars this year, bringing the total R and D fund to about 1 billion for the fiscal year starting July 1. He said steps will be taken to achieve national energy self sufficiency amid ongoing controversy and investigations.
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Washington
Nixon
Nobel Prize for Medicine Awarded to Two Austrians and a Dutchman
The 1973 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine went to Karl von Frisch Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaas Tinbergen for discoveries on the organization and elicitation of individual and social behavior patterns in animals. Their work on insects fish and birds spurred mammal research and insights into human infant development and adaptation to the environment.
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Stockholm
Karl von Frisch
Munich
Germany
Konrad Lorenz
Vienna
Max Planck Institute
Nikolaas Tinbergen
University Museum of
Oxford
England
Royal Karolinska Medical Institute
Karolinska
Two Grain Truckers Die in Minnesota Crash
Two grain truck drivers died when their vehicles collided five miles west of Floodwood in northern Minnesota. A third grain truck struck wreckage but its driver was not injured. State Patrol withheld identities. year’s traffic toll rose to 751 from 793 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Floodwood
Minnesota
Minnesota 2
Tommies and Auggies clash as MIAC leaders on tap
St Thomas and Augsburg meet Saturday night at Parade Stadium Minneapolis two unbeaten teams clash over state’s sole undefeated claim and MIAC leadership with major implications for the conference race.
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Associated Press
St. Thomas
Augsburg
Minnesota
Parade Stadium
Minneapolis
Wilt Chamberlain Debuts as Coach in San Antonio
Wilt Chamberlain makes his coaching debut as the San Diego Conquistadors rout the San Diego Spurs 121-196 in San Antonio. ABA and ABA Players' Association announce a new three year contract agreement.
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WILTS
San Antonio, Tex
Wilt Chamberlain
San Diego Conquistadors
San Diego Spurs
Denver
American Basketball Association
ABA Players’ Association
Three hijackers surrender after Hong Kong stop
In Manila three armed Filipinos hijacked a Philippine Air Line jet to Hong Kong holding the airline president. After hours of negotiation they surrendered at Hong Kong airport. All 64 passengers were released in Manila, including three American Peace Corps volunteers.
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Hong Kong
Philippine Air Line
Interisland
Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
American Peace Corps
Diane Smidesatg
Tacoma
Wash
Mary Crowley
Chicago
Jill Barthen
Orient
Ohio
Benigno Toda Jr
Air Force
Godofredo Juliano
Seed Potato Theft Ends Two New Varieties Effort
Monroe Brown and his son Marty, who spent three years developing two new potato varieties for northern climates, lost 60 seed bags and 28 bags of table potatoes to theft on their Minnesota farm. The seed strains were developed from five tubers supplied by University of Minnesota scientists. One variety was for home use, the other for chips and fries.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Prowler Damages Window at Robert Jacobson Home
A prowler caused an estimated $100 damage to a window at 300 20th St SW, Robert Jacobson residence, between 1:30 PM and midnight Wednesday, per the Austin Police Dept. No loss of property reported.
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Robert Jacobson
20Th St
Austin Police Dept
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