High court to review water pollution weapon ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court or high court will hear spring arguments on the government's challenge to a Philadelphia circuit decision ordering a new trial for a Pittsburgh chemical plant convicted of discharging pollutants into the Monongahela River. The 1899 Rivers and Harbors Act required a permit, but no permit program existed before 1970, the firm argues.
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Republican named to highway board in Missouri appointment
Gov Warren E Hearnes names Republican Lawrence Hickey Jr of Joplin to the state Highway Commission for a one year term to replace Roy E Mayes Sr of Carthage who resigned Mayes quit to avoid a potential conflict of interest He is an officer of Carthage Marble Co whose land lies in the path of a proposed new US 71 route
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Hope hints Christmas tours may end this year
AP reports comedian Bob Hope says this year's overseas holiday tour to entertain U S servicemen may be his last unless a crisis forces a quick return. He has performed annually since 1945 with stops in Saigon Bangkok Guam the Philippines Diego Garcia and other locations. Tricia Nixon Cox and Edward arrive in Rome for European leg of trip. Christian Barnard and wife remain in intensive care after a hit run crash with her pregnancy unaffected. Solzhenitsyn says he would accept a loan from an American but doubts Soviet publishing houses will provide funds.
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Lincoln University Rejects Appeal of Budget Cut
Lincoln University officials today declined to appeal Gov elect Christopher Bond's $721,000 reduction for 1973-74. Interim President Dr. Gerald Brooks said the university would appeal to the legislature instead. The university sought 4.1 million in state funds. Bond's preliminary budget provides 3.4 million.
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Young Demos seek new post in Missouri party leadership
The Missouri Young Democrats plan to ask the Democratic State Committee to appoint a youth advisor who would liaison between the state committee and the Young Democratic Clubs of Missouri and chair the youth communications committee. Kansas City was chosen to host the 1973 convention.
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Young Democratic Clubs of Missouri, Inc
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Young Democrats
Kansas City
Economy shows gain in industrial production in November
The Federal Reserve announced a 1.1 percent rise in industrial output for November, following a 1 percent increase in October. The index reached 118.5 percent of the 1967 base, up 10.3 percent from a year earlier, with unemployment at 5.2 percent and retail sales roughly unchanged from October. Additionally, a separate note mentions African dogs reaching speeds over 40 mph and averaging 30 mph for several miles.
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