Reduced F14 purchases eyed amid rising costs
Washington AP report states Navy secretary Jane Deslee will urge cutting back the order for 710 F14 fighter planes. Defense officials cite higher labor and material costs and a smaller business base as factors in a price rise to about 10.3 billion dollars, with plans to reassess development and production over the next five years. Captain Lionel Ames Jr. will receive a new assignment later this year as reassignment plans continue.
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Nixon Opens Drive to Bail Out Lockheed
The report cites U S leaders backing a government rescue for Lockheed with bipartisan support. Rolls-Royce and British officials weigh guarantees as the company warns of an $197 million operating deficit last month and potential job losses nationwide if failure occurs. Deep controversy surrounds the plan with lawmakers from Wisconsin and Idaho weighing in amid press attention.
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Connor dies Sunday autopsy set
A Sunday death reports Connors memorializes a relative recalls the 8 year old O Connor who had visited a hospital for Teaument and additional changes. The fourth term legislator was a St. Louis Seamfiters Union member with brothers in law Sen Robert A. Young and Rep Patrick J. Hickey. Survived by widow Judith and children Patrick Sean Mary Margaret and Ann.
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Bible school set by local church at Capital City Christian
Funerals services were in complete, Adult Bible school set by local church. Capital City Christian Church will hold Vacation Bible School adult class this year. Minister Gary W. Baker announced today. John Golma to teach the adult class. School begins at 7 p.m. today and will run 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Director Mrs. Barberi Hut saison and assistant Citeses will conduct youth groups at the church on Meek Street and 3. Mary Sevleyard. All are welcome.
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House probes hydraulic flaw in Fl4 crash
The House Armed Services Committee investigates claims that a hydraulic line defect was known before the Fl4 jetfighter crash on Long Island. A letter from former Navy employees alleges safety tests were waived to speed the Fid program, while Navy captain Andrew Wates denies the charges as inaccurate.
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Revival at Jefferson City Nazarene Church Tonight
A spring revival sponsored by the Jefferson City Church of the Nazarene will begin at 7 30 tonight with Rev. Charles Shaver of the Nazarene Theological Seminary Kansas City presiding He previously served nine years as pastor of Bethel Glen Church of the Nazarene in Kansas City
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Missouri Legislature Gears for Final Marathon Session
Missouri lawmakers enter a final marathon session amid budget friction and remap debates. Both houses plan to work through to June 15 with a day off, aiming to avoid a special session if a budget agreement arrives. Two constitutional amendments loom including a pari mutuel betting proposal and a $150 million water pollution bond issue. Committees will handle routine bills as redistricting talks continue and conference committees press compromises before the June 18 deadline.
Divers search lake for drowning victims
OSAGE BEACH MO AP Bix divers from Lees Summit planned to search a deep lake today for two women presumed drowned after a fishing trip Saturday. Nolan Edward Jones Jr 28 Sunrise Beach and cousin Gail Ellis Jones 17 Kansas City identified by Missouri Boating Commission.
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Lincoln University commencements honor change and progress
Lincoln University graduates heard Samuel C. Jackson discuss distinguishing needed changes from those that aren t. Jackson, HUD official, described Lincoln HUD tied Work-Study training for urban planning and underdeveloped city issues as 260 candidates received degrees in Richardson Auditorium.
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