New reign opens at county fair crowd marks 1973 start
The Jaycee Cole County Fair opened with Miss Stephanie Dickson and Christopher Corrigan crowned Little Miss and Little Mr Cole County. 800 attendees watched as Gov. Bond and Mayor Christy attended. Finalists and contests followed including a watermelon eating prelim and evening shows.
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Stephanie Dickson
Christopher Corrigan
Little Mr
Cole County
County Fair
Jaycee Cole County
Little Stephanie
Charles L. Dickson
Stephan St
Christopher
James Corrigan
Route 2
Four Die As Private Plane Crashes On Takeoff At KC Airport
A private Bellanca loaded with two couples and a baby nosed down during takeoff at Kansas City Municipal Airport. Pilot William Hensley and wife Peggy, brother David Hensley and his daughter Michelle died. David Hensley’s wife Norma survived with injuries. Fire and rescue crews battled flames as bodies were recovered.
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Kansas City
William Frank Hensley
Dallas
Peggy Hensley
David Hensley
Holt
David
Michelle
Norma
General Hospital
Federal Aviation Administration
William Hensley
Bellanca
Gasoline relief arranged for farmers in Missouri
Rep. Jerry Litton announced an emergency gasoline supply arranged by the U S Office of Oil and Gas for farmers around Brookfield Missouri and Linn County. Apco Oil Corp will deliver from its Cameron bulk plant but won't boost local allotments. Farmers estimated 325 affected and described idle tractors and hay shortages.
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Chillicothe
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
U.S
Cameron
Drake
Linn County
Area boy 14 drowns in shallow Holts Summit pool
A 14 year old, John Hiatte, drowned in about 25 inches of water at an 88 by 14 foot pool in Holts Summit Callaway County Missouri. Witnesses said he often held his breath under water while swimming with his brother Kevin Hiatte 6 David Horn 6 and Daryl Schaffer 10. An autopsy was planned.
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Holts Summit
Jefferson City
Callaway County Sheriff's Deputies
Highway Patrol
John Hiatte
Callaway County
Kevin Hiatte
David Horn
Cedar City
Daryl Schaffer
Billy Miatte
Joyce
Gov Bond vetoes reorganization plan and highway bill
Governor Christopher S. Bond Tuesday vetoed a compromise state reorganization proposal citing unclear authority and weak streamline. He also rejected a bill transferring the Division of Highway Safety, warning the plan contradicted Little Hoover principles and would hinder true reform.
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Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Division of Highway Safety
Office of Administration
Little Hoover Commission
Beef exports building to Japan and Canada cited by trade group
Cal Santaro of the Western States Meat Packers Association says U S cattlemen sell to Japan and Canada with some beef returning to the United States at premium prices. The Steve Marks Cattle Co of Zamora/ Sacramento County ships cattle to be slaughtered in California with prices not disclosed.
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Sacramento
U.S
Japan
Canada
United States
Cal Santaro
Western States Meat Packers Association
Santare
Steve Marks Cattle Co
Zamora
Sacramento County
California
Santaro
Marks Firm
Don Cudd
Cudd
Nixon
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Seattle
Portland
San Lee
Campaign reform and civic debate across pages
A brief index shows sections on opinion, news about women, farm prices, morning report, sports, and comics. The reader is guided to page 3 for opinions page 4 for women, page 5 for farm prices, page 7 for sports, and pages 9-10 for comics, with page 1 serving as the front.
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Morning Report
Bond veto sparks Democratic alarm in Missouri
Democratic leaders denounced Gov. Christopher Bond as they condemned his veto of the government reorganization bill. Senator William Cason called the veto a slap at voters who backed reform, while House Speaker Rabbitt and Rep. Snyder defended the veto as preserving separation of powers and avoiding executive overreach.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
House
William J. Cason
Clinton
Senate
Cason
Richard Webster
Carthage
Webster
Richard J. Rabbitt
St. Louis
Robert O. Snyder
Kirkwood
Snyder
Executive Department
Conference Committee
Bond
Farm bill clears Senate amid striker aid clash
The Senate approved the compromise farm bill 85 to 7 and sent it to the House amid continued division over a ban on food stamps for strikers. The Nixon administration signaled support, with Agriculture Secretary Butz to urge the President to sign, while House fate remains uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
House
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Jesse A. Helms
R-N.c
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Butz
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
GOP
Agriculture Committee
Curtis
Senate House
Beef supplies tighten as industry faces profits probe
Beef shortages deepen across regions as processors warn of bankruptcy and shelves show bare spots. The Cost of Living Council keeps the Sept 12 deadline on beef price ceilings and begins an industry profits review while meat firms plan Wednesday meetings with Earl L. Butz.
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Associated Press
Cost of Living Council
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Washington
Council
James W. McLane
McLane
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Michele Brendel
Heather Garven
Christopher Evans
Greg Shocker
Mitchell Hartley
Patrick Taggart
The
Weir's Creek Bottom
Chad Lepper
Swifts Highway
LeRoy van Dyke
Hensley
David Hensleys
Texas
William Hensleys
Mesquite
Evan Graham
Litton
Dr Reed
Liberty
Gov. Bond
New York
American Meat Institute
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