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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1973

Page

7

Miniature radio pager offered locally by Central Communications

Central Communications Inc of Mankato starts offering a compact pager to Austin Albert Lea and Owatonna subscribers. President Terry Dieken and VP Jans Mikkelsen say the tiny device, under four ounces, provides instant alerts and works within about a 10 mile Austin radius. They recount engineering challenges with nano second chip speeds and note the FCC and state licensing. Motorola's survey predicts five percent of Austin residents will use pagers within five years.

Austin Central Communications Inc Mankato Albert Lea Owatonna Terry Dieken Jans Mikkelsen Deiken Mikkelsen St. Olaf Hospital State Public Utilities Commission FCC Motorola

4-H Club Installations and Halloween Highlights

Woodbury 4-H officers were installed with Jeanne Ginder as president and Gene Kline as vice president among others. Sargeant 4-H welcomed new members Brian Buttruff Cindy Sheely Nancy Simonson Diane Simonson Lori Coolidge and Greg Wood. Dexterous 4-H chose King Charles Seely and Queen Sharon Alwelling at a Halloween party. Upcoming November meeting will install officers and Dexterous will distribute calendars.

Woodbury 4-H Club Jeanne Ginder Gene Kline Debbie Haugland Ginger Roberts Deanne Kline Karen Ginder Peggy Slowinski Anthony Slowinski Sargeant 4-H Club Brian Buttruff Cindy Sheely Nancy Simonson Diane Simonson Lori Coolidge Greg Wood Charles Seely Sharon Alwelling Memrs

Adams village filings close with no JP or Trustee candidates

Adams Minnesota reports filings for village offices closed October 9 with no applicants for Justice of the Peace or Trustee posts. Incumbent Mayor Paul Winkels filed for re election to a two year term. Village election set 3 to 8 pm Tuesday November 6 with registration at polls per state law.

Adams Minn Justice of the Peace and Trustee Paul Winkels Minnesota

Breakins Reported in Mitchell County Osage and St Ansgar

Mitchell County Sheriff reports three breakins Tuesday in Osage and St Ansgar Iowa. In Osage the Standard Oil Co. office and warehouse were entered by prying a side door and $3500 in equipment including a copying machine and copper tubing was taken. In St Ansgar the Dr William Owen office and Brower Drug Store were entered with a vial of demerel 100 syringes 500 needles and 10 bottles of tranquilizers stolen. about $300 in drugs and supplies lost. Sheriff Jahnel says two Osage and St Ansgar breakins may be unrelated and the cases are under investigation.

Mitchell County Sheriff's Dept Osage St. Ansgar Iowa Mitchell County Richard Jahnel Standard Oil Co John Whitaker John Schwab William Owen St. Ansgar’s Brower Mitchell County Sheriff's Office

Blooming Prairie equips police car with CB radio

Blooming Prairie Minnesota police car now has a citizen band radio transmitter receiver and will operate on channel nine with call letters KFX-5549. Austin residents are warned of a new stop sign at the intersection of 10th Ave NW and 8th Ave NW where the avenues meet an alley. A medium-sized black and brown female mutt was found Thursday at 1 25 p.m. in a yard on 8th Ave NE 1000 block and is in custody at the Austin animal shelter. contact the City pound master at 433-3401 for adoption or identification.

Blooming Prairie Minn Austin 10Th Ave. NW 8Th Ave. NW 8Th Ave Austin Animal Shelter

Negotiations Resume At Hormel Co Sunday

Negotiations between Geo. A. Hormel & Co and Local P-9 are recessed until 1 p.m. Sunday with little progress toward settling union management disputes. Local P-9 President Ernest Jones says sessions held Oct. 15-17 showed limited gains and talks are set for Oct. 21-23.

Geo. A. Hormel & Co P-9 Ernest Jones

Veterans Day Post Office and City Offices Closed

Austin post office will not offer home delivery or window service Monday due to Veterans Day. Mail will be placed in boxes and the 4 p.m. outgoing pickup changes to 5 p.m. for out-of-town delivery. All city and Mower County offices close all day.

Austin Mower

Two Parking Lot Accidents Reported in Austin

Austin police investigated two parking lot crashes on Thursday. Constance Boes and Dennis Matter collided on N Main Street causing 175 dollars in damage to Boes vehicle and 25 dollars to Matter. A hit and run struck Edward Ruzek's unattended car in Wallace's lot causing 200 dollars in damage.

Austin N. Main St Constance Boes 8Th St Dennis Matter 1St Ave Boes Matter Edward Ruzek 15Th St Wallace Ruzek

Southland District 500 Title I funds status explained

Elementary Principal Peter Grover outlined the Southland Dist. 500 Title I funding for educationally disadvantaged students. Total allocations for the current year amount to 26800 dollars, with possible changes due to national funding uncertainty. He urged PAC members to write to the President and lawmakers to preserve Title I aid, and noted two district changes emphasizing classroom integration and direct support to basic instruction.

Southland Peter Grover Grover Hubert Humphrey Walter Mondale Albert Quie Ancher Nelson

Bible Smuggler at Teen Club in Austin YMCA

Tom Eggum of Lake Mills Iowa will speak at the Austin Christian Teen Club meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Austin YMCA Multipurpose Room. A 50 cent fee helps rent facilities. Eggum will share his testimony about Bible smuggling behind the Iron Curtain earlier this year. The event features the Living Waters Singers from Austin.

Austin Christian Teen Club Tom Eggum Lake Mills Iowa Austin Ymca YMCA Key '73 Living Waters Singers Austin Eggum Jesus Christ

Burglary case bound over to District Court

Thomas Huff a 17 year old of 308 2nd St SW was bound over to Mower County district court on a sheriff s charge of Burglary. He was released on his own recognizance after the preliminary hearing and faces charges in connection with a burglary at Rose Creek School on the night of May 30.

Thomas Huff 2Nd St Mower Huff Rose Creek

Man arraigned in County Court

Robert A. Bell aged 23 from 1311 10th Ave NW was arraigned in Mower County Court on a sheriff s charge of Felonious Damage to Property. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to District Court and released on his own recognizance. The charges relate to vandalism at Rogers Lawn Service on Aug 19.

Robert A. Bell 10Th Ave Mower Bell Mower County Roger

Youth arraigned for marijuana in Mower County Court

Michael Christiansen, 18, of Austin Route 3, was arraigned on a misdemeanor possession of marijuana charge and pleaded guilty. He was sent for pre sentence investigation after police found him and two 17 year old Austin juveniles at 4 30 a m on the 1500 block of 1st Street NE. The juveniles will be petitioned to juvenile court.

Austin Mower Michael Christiansen Austin Rt. 3 Christiansen 1St St. NE

Trash Transfer Center Opens Sundays In Austin

The Austin Trash Transfer Center on the east side of the municipal airport will be open 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday October 21 and Sunday October 28. Beginning Monday October 29 hours shift to 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Sunday hours are set to aid fall yard cleanup.

Austin Austin Municipal Airport

Austin Community College grid team earns respect despite tough season

Dave Kranz highlights ACC football players and coaches enduring a raw season marked by a long disabled list and a 76 0 opening loss. Fans and students offered slim support as the Blue Devils fought on field and in practice, earning praise for resilience and effort despite limited resources and unclear future.

Austin Community College ACC Austin Athletic Field Rochester Community College Board Blue Devils Notermans Nelsons Westmorelands Hagans Ericksons Jim Stratton Kevin Smith Metropolitan North Minneapolis Bryan Baker

Manpower Board Meet Includes County and State Officials

Front row left to right shows James Villers director Olmsted County United Way W A Barney Thomson board member Mrs Mary Meyer board member Halvor Lacher chairman Region 10 Board and Wallace G Christensen chairman Region 10 Area Manpower Planning Committee Harold J Leary Houston County commissioner James Cupp Minnesota State Employment Service DeWayne Johnson counselor Hayfield High School The Herald photo credits Ernie Danek

Harold J. Leary Houston County James Cupp Minnesota State Employment Service DeWayne Johnson Hayfield High School Front Row James Villers Olmsted County United Way W. A. “Barney

NEA chief warns complacency and seeks to restore values

Helen D Wise, president of the National Education Association, urges teachers to restore values among youth and rebalance support for public schools. She attacks complacent parents and lawmakers, endorses teacher activism, and supports collective bargaining to boost funding and school quality. The speech frames NEA as a rising political force.

Richard J. Maloy Herald Washington Bureau Washington Helen D. Wise National Press Club National Education Association Nixon America NEA American Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio Wise Friends of Education U.S

Annual Meeting of Mower County Humane Society Held

The Mower County Humane Society held its annual meeting on Wednesday detailing proceedings, committee reports, and upcoming community animal welfare initiatives. Directors reviewed finances and set goals for the year ahead with emphasis on shelter improvements and outreach programs.

The Mower County Humane Society

Library boards honor Dr. Stoike with plaques

Mrs H C Galstad presents a plaque to Dr C E Stoike for his service on the Library Board where he has sat since 1963 and chaired since 1969. He will move to Minneapolis on Nov 1. He was also honored by the Park and Recreation Board and the Planning Commission for service with plaques. He formerly chaired the SELCO Regional Library Board.

H. C. Galstad C. E. Stoike Library Board Stoike Minneapolis Galstad Dr. Stoike

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PCA Credit Assn Sheraton Ritz Hotel Howard Richards Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St Barbara Barkhoff Barbara Peterson Karla Thrke Woodbury Sargeant Pound Report Hormel CO Veteran’s Day Southland Fund Dave Kranz Manpower Board Region 10 Area Manpower Planning Board Holiday Inn Region 10 Manpower Training Board National Education Assn Prexy Uncle Sam McHs Meeting
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