Pat Boone vows total commitment boosts Austin rally
Pat Boone spoke at the Key 73 rally in Austin High School, urging 3000 attendees to live a 100 percent Christian life. He described his own renewed faith after early career success, citing personal struggles and restored priorities in marriage, family, and career. The event featured The McCrarys and comedian Greg Schideler with Boone’s band.
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John Kolb
Herald
Pat Boone
Boone
Wiiter
Austin High School
AHS
McCrary
Greg Schideler
Pat
Shirley
Austin
California
John
Christ
Jesus Christ
Boyd Kuester
Church of Christ
Pacelli High School Homecoming Cheer Leaders Featured
Pacelli High School will host homecoming activities tonight at the football game versus Minneapolis De LaSalle. The top photo shows Pacelli pom pon girls led by Mrs. Florence Ostergaard, with rostered names listed. A bottom photo lists wrestling cheerleaders Teresa Seeley Sandy Goslee Jane Bradley and Mary Beth Quinn.
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Pacelli High School
Pacelli
Minneapolis de LaSalle
Teresa Seeley
Sandy Goslee
Jane Bradley
Mary Beth Quinn
Herald
Agnew as Nixon’s running mate and the political fallout
Dave Kranz analyzes Spiro Agnew’s role in Nixon’s 1968 campaign, noting Agnew’s vented attacks and rising popularity among conservatives. The piece traces how Watergate and leaks damaged trust, leaving Nixon to choose a successor carefully amid speculation about a 1976 GOP bid.
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Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Spiro
Ted) Agnew
Maryland
Humphrey Muskie
Johnson
Democratic Party
Nixon
Agnew
California
Fall Guy
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockerfeller
Humphrey
Army raises basic pay to 326 dollars a month
Congress increases military pay by 6.16 percent effective Oct. 1 raising starting Army pay to 326 dollars monthly. Sgt. Bobby W. McDaniel says the boost helps the Army compete with civilian industry for young labor and, with benefits, gives the service greater appeal.
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Congress
Bobby W.mcdaniel
Austin
Vandals strike Waltham village causing damage at two stores
Mower County Sheriff Carmen Halstenson reports two vandalism incidents in Waltham between midnight and 7 a m. Damage totals several hundred dollars after grain augers were tipped at Eggert Farm Store and five snowmobiles damaged. Unknown persons rolled a barrel into a pickup windshield and other acts are under investigation.
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Mower County
Carmen Halstenson
Waltham
Eggert Farm
Nominations Open for ASC Committee Positions in Mower County
Nominations for Community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committees are open through Oct. 29. Any three farmers may nominate a candidate by petition. petitions must be turned in to the Mower County ASCS office by Oct. 29. Eligible voters and nominees include farm owners and operators aged 18 or older regardless of race religion color sex or national origin.
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Community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Marion Peterson
Mower County
ASCS
Practical Counseling Training Program Sees Eight Sessions
Mower County Consultation Center offers an eight session Practical Counseling Training Program for lay counselors. Participants include YES volunteers clergy school personnel and Planned Parenthood staff. Adlerian Psychology and Transactional Analysis are discussed with problem sharing sessions. A second eight session course starts November 15 1973 meeting Thursdays 7 to 8 pm. Contact Mrs. Carole French at 433-7389 to participate.
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Mower County
French
Police check 3 auto mishaps in Austin
Austin police investigated three no injury accidents on city streets Thursday. At 2nd Ave NW 12:55 p.m. Kathy Schubert and Janice Wistrell collided, with $150 and $275 damages. At N Main St 7:49 p.m. Ronald Lee Schubert and Clem Schubert caused $50 and $200 damages. A Parked car door opened by Ronald Walburn on 4th St NW caused $125 to Clayton Sorenson and $25 to Walburn.
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Austin
2Nd Ave
Kathy Schubert
4Th Ave
Janice Wistreill
9Th St
Schubert
Wistreill
Ronald FE
Lee
Lyle
Clem Schubert
16Th Ave
N. Main St
3Rd Ave
Ronald Walburn
11Th Ave
Clayton Sorenson
Austin Rt. 4
4Th St. NW
1St Ave. NW
Soreson
Walburn
Breakin Reported At Austin Residence On 18th Street
Austin police investigate a Thursday break in at Alan Hughson 600 18th St SE. An unknown person forced a window between noon and 5 pm and stole jewelry and liquor valued at 155 dollars while causing 10 dollars in damage.
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Austin
Alan Hughson
18Th St
Elkton Grange Holds Meeting in Elkton Minnesota
The Elkton Grange met at the Willis Danielson home and voted to donate money to the Pomona Grange instead of bringing produce for Market Day. The program included safety hints and a sorghum processing presentation. Mr and Mrs Anton Wellik were chosen as alternates to the state Grange convention. The next meeting will be at the Anton Wellik home.
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Elkton, Minn
Elkton Grange
Willis Danielson
Pomona Grange
Anton Wellik
Seventh Plunkett joins family legal line in Minnesota
John Plunkett becomes the seventh Plunkett to enter law, sworn by Chief Justice Oscar Knutson in Minnesota courts after studying at William Mitchell School of Law. A Pacelli High School and St. Marys College graduate, he will work with Investment Dynamics Corp in South Bloomington, a real estate development firm.
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John Plunkett
Minnesota
Oscar Knutson
Plunkett
Hugh Plunkett Jr
Austin
William Mitchell School of Law
St. Paul
Pacelli High School
St. Mary's College
Winona
Minn
Hugh III
Plunkett Schmitt and Plunkett
Warren Plunkett
Roger Plunkett
Mower
Richard Plunkett
Rochester
Hugh V. Plunkett
John
Investment Dynamics Corp
South Bloomington
Christian Education Center Chosen for Cincinnati Panel
The Christian Education Center is selected as one of ten Christian Education experiments to be showcased at the General Assembly of Christian Churches in Cincinnati, Ohio from October 26 to 31. Rev. Darrell Biggs of Sterling Christian Church will attend as a delegate to explain the Center’s work using slides posters and reprints.
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The
Christian Education Center
General Assembly of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Cincinnati
Ohio
Educational Forum
Darrell Biggs
Sterling Christian Church
Austin
Marvin Smith
Christian Board of Publication
St. Louis
Smith
Cincinnati Forum
Bloodmobile aims to meet Steele County quota
The Steele County Red Cross bloodmobile will collect blood from 2 to 7 p.m. on October 29 at the Community Building. The county seeks 600 units to meet its quota.
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Blooming
4-H Club Officers Elected Across Multiple Groups
Reports show Windom Dexterous Red Rock Waltham Moscow and Full O Pep 4-H clubs electing new officers in October meetings. New leaders include presidents Julie Wise Dale Schlichting Margaret Dieser and Lynette Humer with roles for vice president secretary treasurer reporter historian and song leaders. Demonstrations featured by Teri Hovda Becky Lunde Adell Peterson and Connie Humer with projects on afghans quilts canvass painting and community pride.
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Jack Klein
Brenda Sorenson
Kendall Klein
Chuck Sheely
Red Rock Rangers
Julie Wise
Carol Becker
Grant Gallaher
Ann Bergstrom
Jodie Jax
Waltham Winners 4-H
Dale Schlichting
Sheila Leek
Joan Schlichting
David Meyer
Julie Wachlin
Barb Meyer
Kay Schulz
Mary Ann Peterson
Scott Schramm
Lucky Clovers 4H Club
Margaret Dieser
Susan _ Schroeder
David Vangsness
Cindy Ruechel
Penny Hamilton
Steve Vangsness
Moscow
Lynette Humer
Roseanne Keifer
Gsheiri Smith
Genieve Dinorak
Steven Reinhartz
Mary Keifer
Ruth Huntly
Connie Humer
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Pavey
Key ‘73
Barbara’ Crowley
Lelo Martin
Mary Jo Hansen
Casey Wiggins
Mary Hansel
Lisa Enright
Barbara Koll
Mary Kay Majerus
Therese Parlin
Sharon Berge
Terry’ Foley
Rosemary Ruth
Debbie Headington
Tracy Debson
Dave
Kranz
U.S. Army
Waltham Village
G. I
Army
Jean Grimley
Barbara
Koll, Jean
Colleen Brady
Mary Hartnell
Dave Kranz
Plunkett Family
John Plunekett
Windom
Community Pride
Teri Hovda
Rangers
Lucky Clovers
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