Schwada may quit U. of M
COLUMBIA Missouri AP The University of Missouri faces the potential loss of its Columbia campus chancellor Dr John W Schwada as Arizona State searches for a successor to Dr Harry Newburn. Arizona regents confirm Schwada is among finalists with a decision possible soon while Missouri weighs its options.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Columbia
John W. Schwada
Schwada
The
Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona State
Tempe
Norman Sharber
Arizona
Harry Newburn
University of Missouri- Columbia
Sharber
Lee Schwada
Wider mobile home permits pressed before Missouri panel
An urgent plea from Fuqua Homes and Wick Building Systems asks the Missouri Highway Commission to allow 14 foot wide mobile homes on state highways, arguing neighboring states permit them and the current 12 foot limit hurts sales and up to 4,000 jobs. They contrast Missouri’s safety record with Wisconsin and warn of factory closures if denied.
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D. N. Thompson
Fuqua Homes
Boonville
Commission
Missouri
Elmer Fry
Wick Building Systems
Mazomanie
Wis
Chillicothe
Fry
The
News and Tribune
Wisconsin
U.S
Poisoned children come home for Christmas after mercury illness
Lois Huckleby hopes her three children Amos 15 Dorothy 22 and Ernestine 10 who suffered mercury poisoning from seed grain fed to a home slaughtered hog will be home for Christmas. The family’s baby Michael born last March is blind and doctors traced the toxin to the grain and the pork feed tank.
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Associated Press
Alamogordo, N. M
Lois Huckleby
Dorothy Jean
Amos
Ernestine
Michael
Ernest Huckleby
Zoning request rejected for cliff drive restaurant plan
Jefferson City housing authority unanimously refused a rezoning attempt by a restaurant operator linked to Tan Tar A to change Cliff Dr from residential to commercial for a first class liquor by the drink restaurant at 722 Cliff Dr. Residents opposed the change.
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Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Cliff Dr
Housing Authority
Authority For Urban Renewal
Josef Unternahrer
Unternahrer
Army denies spying on Congressional members
The Army rejected charges of spying on Illinois politicians including Sen. Stevenson Rep. Mikva and Gov. Kerner. Secretary Resor said no military intelligence activities or investigations related to political activities involved them. White House and Pentagon officials echoed that domestic spying is not occurring under Nixon.
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Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Sen. Stevenson
Rep. Mikva
Gov
Kerner
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
Army
Sen
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Resor
Stevenson
Mikva
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Ziegler
Secretary of Defense
Missouri House Stays At Capitol Over Income Tax Fight
Gov Warren Hearnes presses for revenue plan as House remains in session at the capital waiting for Senate action on an income tax increase. Sen Earl Bracwell filibusters reading from The Income Tax Root of All Evil. House reconvenes at 10 a.m. today.
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Utah Capital City
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Missouri House
Warren E. Hearnes
Senate
Earl R. Bracwell
Hillsboro
House
Richard J. Rabbitt
D-St. Louis
Look Inside Look Inside Opinion Food stamps
Page note hints at content sections including page 4 5 women youth and youth pages 8 10 16 17 with possible topic on food stamps and a spotlight section. Text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or individuals.
Missouri study urges private colleges aid to expand higher education
A governor task force recommends Missouri create a state student aid program using private universities and colleges to avoid expanding public campuses. The plan would empower a reorganized Missouri Commission on Higher Education to oversee eligibility, offerings, and state contracts with private institutions if needed.
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Missouri
Souri
Missouri Commission On Higher Education
Congress to confront antistrike law dispute after rail stoppage
Congress prepares hearings on new antistrike legislation amid opposition from AFL-CIO and labor groups. Leaders Staggers Williams favor hearings after year start as administration and industry wary of a sweeping measure. The rail strike response shows Congress acting to halt disruptions with emergency laws.
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Washington
Nixon _ administration
Labor and Management
Afl-Cio
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
House Commerce Committee
Bor
Senate Labor Committee
First evidence shows marijuana lingers in body after use
A Public Health Service team reports the major active ingredient persists in blood for over three days and byproducts for eight days. The findings suggest accumulation in tissues with chronic use and may partly explain reverse tolerance. The four scientists from the National Institute of Mental Health include Nobel laureate Dr. Julius Axelrod.
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Public Health Service
National Institute of Mental Health
Julius Axelrod
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