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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1973

Page

5

1974 VW 412 Wagon Gets Front Trunk And Upgrades

The 1974 VW 412 wagon features a front trunk for extra luggage space and security, a larger engine, and broader warranty coverage. Aluminum bumpers are included with the new model, and all new Volkswagen cars are shown at Johnny Kaiser Volkswagen.

Volkswagen Johnny Kaiser

Corn stockdown signals tighter harvest season

U S corn supply revised downward by nine percent from a week earlier experts say as of Oct 1 the USDA inventory stood at 707 million bushels about 68 million below prior estimates. Exports may exceed 1.3 billion bushels while total 1973 74 supply rests near 6.5 billion bushels. The crunch is part of a broader grain tightening with wheat reserves also pressured by strong export demand.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Department U.S

Counterfeiters face sentencing in federal case

SIOUX CITY IOWA AP two Iowa men face sentencing after pleading guilty to producing counterfeit federal reserve notes worth sixty thousand dollars Daniel Fowler of Dakota City and Roger Scalise of Humboldt had pleaded not guilty earlier

Sioux City, Iowa Iowa Daniel Fowler Dakota City Roger Scalise Humboldt

Rapid legislation on fuel promised in Congress

The Nixon administration and a Senate Interior panel pledged swift action to authorize mandatory petroleum controls amid an Arab oil cutoff. Sen Henry M Jackson and Sen Paul Fannin said bipartisan agreement exists, with plans for mandatory conservation and production increases. Jackson’s measure would empower a fuel emergency and shift plants to coal when feasible, with air quality waivers and higher domestic production.

Washington Nixon Senate Congress Henry M. Jackson Dwash Paul Fannin Rariz Interior Committee Jackson Fannin Interior Rogers C.B. Morton John A. Love

Kibbutz Manara residents endure underground life near Lebanon

Israeli kibbutz Manara, 150 families near the Lebanese border, shelters beneath a nightly threat of mortars and rockets. Residents spoke of anxiety yet insist on staying, saying war is not ripe to end soon and home must be defended.

Kibbutz Manara Israel Margaliyat Esther Daniels Golan Heights Laurence Harvey Johanna Tom _ Ripier San Francisco Trufit Litile Batia Judith Hoexter Germany Mrs

Goetz surprised by straw ballot win at GOP convention

Former Minnesota Lt. Gov. James Goetz, elk hunting in Montana, said he was surprised to lead a straw ballot at the state Republican Convention last weekend with 300 votes. Rudy Boschwitz was runner up with 239. fifteen candidates topped 40 votes. Goetz, who lost in 1970 for governor, noted no rush to decide on a candidate, citing the September primary and three statewide slots to oppose DFL incumbents.

ST. Paul Minn James Goetz Montana Minnesota Goetz GOP Douglas Head Rudy Boschwitz DFL Wendell Anderson Rudy Perpich Warren Spannaus

Springfield Liquor Store Robbed by Gunman

A lone armed robber wearing a ski mask pistol-whipped an elderly clerk, Harry Piecher, at a Springfield Minnesota drive-in liquor store about 7:30 p.m. and escaped with roughly $400 in cash after ordering him into a walk-in cooler. Police were alerted after Piecher regained his balance and called authorities.

Springfield, Minn Springfield Harry Piecher Cona Piechel

Blackboard Jungle Label Sparks City Meeting at Como Park Junior High

Parents at Como Park Junior High accuse the school of a blackboard jungle endangering students. At a mayor led hearing with city officials and NAACP leaders, incidents include a girl beaten leaving a bus a student extorted for lunch tickets and others burned or threatened. A parent and a school board member called the gathering productive while officials face calls for improved communication.

ST. Paul, Minn Como Park Lawrence Cohen Donald Lewis Amos Brown St. Paul Naacp Lewis William Magnuson Ken Berg Brown

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