Space race leads fade as US skirts forfeit of top position
The article notes the United States nearing a concession in the space race as Soviet space effort grows. It cites budget cuts, canceled flights, and a shrinking NASA workforce from 1980s figures, while the Soviets expand military space activity and launch history, widening the lead they hold since the 1960s.
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Space station plans loom from Skylab era to 1978 delays
The article reviews US and Soviet space ambitions including Skylab, proposed larger orbiting stations, and military uses. It notes medical issues for cosmonauts, expected Soviet growth, and NASA budget cuts delaying crews, with talks of a future shuttle and reusable craft facing political resistance.
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Committee blocks revenue sharing plan despite Muskie push
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee remains skeptical of President Mixon’s revenue sharing proposal. Senator Edmund Muskie’s revised plan draws praise but fails to win firm committee support. Democratic votes and city needs play key roles as Republicans voice doubts. Critics warn need-based funds could boost welfare and urban migration while officials seek patronage.
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Rouse Ways and Means Committee
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Sen
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Muskie
Byrnes
White House
Jame A. Burke
Boston
Wixar
Willam J. Green
Piledelphia
Dean Rossenkowski
Chicago
Hearnes Signs Bills Expanding Local Government Powers
Governor Warren E Hearnes signed seven more bills into law including allowing county hospitals and health centers to invest funds with revenue credited to their funds and setting Sept 28 as the effective date. The measures let cooperatives manage property and banking, add gas companies to taxation, require voter registration deadlines in St Louis County, allow earlier candidate withdrawal, dissolve long inactive drainage districts, and require planning commissions to post hearings at selected county locations.
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Warren E. Hearnes
St Louis County
Area students named to president's list
Linda Louw Bauer of Vergailes earns a 4.0 GPA to join the State Fair Community College president's list. Dean's List honorees include Nancy Ann Kain Sunrise Beach John Alen Vienna Gary Michael Knethermes Buncetok Michales Thomas Ashley Clarkeburg Robert Keith Connell Centertown Roy Lorenz Ehlers Stover Geary Dees Homen David Gene Marriott Versailles and Duane Ray Kraettis Mermass.
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Vergailes
State Fair Community College
Nancy Ann Kain
Sunrise Beach
John Alen
Vienna
Gary Michael Knethermes
Buncetok
Michales Thomas Ashley
Clarkeburg
Robert Keith Connell
Centertown
Roy Lorenz Ehlers
Stover
Geary Dees Homen
David Gene Marriott
Versailies
Duane Ray Kraettis
Mermass
Junk mail rate hike threatened by Postmaster General
Washington AP Winton Blount warned that third class mail rates may rise immediately unless Congress provides more funds for the USPS. The new agency takes effect July 1 under reorganization, with Nixon's budget favoring full-rate payment from the start rather than five-year phasing. The block of junk mail and tree ads sits in third class, with bulk rate rising from 2 to 23 cents per pound, threatening another 19 cent total per pound if carried out.
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Death notices for Earl H. Jackson set Friday services
Earl Hi Jackson 23 of 613 Washington Bi died in a drowning accident at Meadow's Ford in rural Cote County. A Jefferson City native born March 16 1948 to Henry and Marie Dennis Jackson he leaves Linds Cunditt. survivors include Omeron Earl Wayne Jackson, Gary Woaking, Jo Jefferson City, and two sisters Mrs. Brena Ball and Mrs. Dorothy Sants Jefferson City. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Freeman Chapel with Rev Ernest Jett officiating burial Longview Cemetery.
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Frank Reichel Dies at 57 in Freeburg Hospital
Frank Andrew Reichel 57 of Freeburg died Tuesday at Charles F. Still Hospital. Born January 4 1814 in Freeburg to Joseph and Rosa Mengwauser Reichel he married Pauline Redel October 23 184 to the same parish. Survivors include four sons James Ashland Larry Josep Gary all of Freeburg. two daughters Frances Hagenhotl Capitol View Heights and Norma Gray Richland. a brother Peter and two sisters Mary Kloeppel Leche Pappas. Funeral Friday at Holy Family Catholic Church Freeburg. Msgr. Bernard Timpe officiating. Burial parish cemetery. Rosary 7:30 tonight at Birmingham Funeral Home Vienna.
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Osage County
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Ashland
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Gary Reichel
Frances Hagenhotl
Capitol View Heights
Norma Gray
Richland
Peter Reichel
Mary Kloeppel
A. Atchison St
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Burlingane
Calif
Bernard Timpe
Birmingham
Vienna
Mr Apperson dies at Eldon in Missouri obituary
Chester Samus Apperson aged 11 died Wednesday at his Eldon home. Born May 16, 1000 at Aurora Springs, son of Samuel and Hanneh Apperson. Survived by wife Kana Smith, four daughters, three sons, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral 1:96 pm Saturday at Phillipe Fosterel Home Chapel, Elton, Rev. A G Alexander officiating. Burial Memorial Gardens cemetery, Peet.
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Eldon
Aurora Springs
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Hanneh Graham Apperson
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Phillipe Foserel
Elton
Alexander
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Peet
Death Notice for Albert E. Hellyman of New Bloomfield
Albert E Hellyman of New Bloomfield died Wednesday at a Jefferson City hospital after a long illness. Born April 18 1806 at Hedge City he was the son of Albert Hellyman and his wife. Survived by one son Eugene Hellyman of Jefferson City. interment at Field City Cemetery.
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Hedge City
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Narcotics Advice Card Leads to Anonymous Drug Analysis
A fragment mentions offering an anonymous drug analysis service via drop off stations. It describes placing a sample in an envelope, sealing it, and marking the card with age and number for seven days. It asks not to identify the user and references a sheriff's office.
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Market report shows mixed gains on New York exchanges
Financial market coverage from New York reports stock advances widening the lead over declines to over 130 issues traded. The UP push spans rubber, electronics, oils, and drugs as the noon AP stock average climbs and several big names register gains including IBM, National Cash Register, and Liggett & Myers amid varied moves across the American and American Stock Exchange listings.
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Associated Press
Mid Missouri parade honors flag ideals with youth participation
The parade on High Street opens with J A Vogelweid in the short program and Msgr Vogelweid's invocation followed by May or Christy greeting the crowd. Scouts and local groups join the Civil War trail commemorative tour with flag carriers urged to attend and veterans invited to participate.
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Mrs Ida Pruitt dies at age 70 in Kansas City
Mrs Ida Pruitt 70, Kansas City Kansas formerly of Exdon died Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City. Born October 1, 1901 to Bark family, she married Weary Pruitt in 1922 who predeceased her. Survived by two daughters Lois Murrasen and Mary King, three brothers, one sister, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Blue Springs Baptist Church officiated by Rev Thomas Bunch. Burial in Dulle Cemetery near Edon. Phillips Funeral Home Edon in charge.
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Booneville
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Phillips Funeral Home
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Mrs Stark Eldon dies in Memorial Hospital
Eldon woman Adri Opal Stark age 56 dies at Memorial Hospital. Born July 12 1908 in Tuscumbia daughter of Tessa and Emma Bil Thompson. Married to Joseph Stark July 15 1933. Survived by daughter Joyce Cotten Eldon son Clelis Stark Eldon two brothers Bert Hill John Hill Tuscumbia and one grandchild. Funeral 3 30 pm Saturday Phillips Funeral Chapel Elton Rev Woody Wilkinson officiating burial Eldon cemetery.
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Dogs Caged At Backyard Site As Humane Office Moves
The city confines stray dogs in backyard cages at a humane officer's home after ruling out other city properties to save costs. Health Commissioner Dr. Richard Nemer notes the Miller Street site uses kennels bought for quick setup, with plans to house health and inspection offices at the fire station until a permanent home is found. The move awaits firemen vacating the current station, expected August 1, and the cost of new cages totaling 872.50.
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Transportation plan discussion at city planning meeting
The planning and zoning commission will review realigning the transportation section of the city plan at 7:38 pm in the Chamber of Commerce board room. Malcolm Drummond of Hetland Bartholomew and Associates will discuss the highway study by products. Also on the agenda a rezoning request for 41E and 428 Brooks St from residential to highway commercial and a preliminary plat approval for Vieth Subdivision.
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Osage City Considers U S 50 Access Plan
State Highway Department to study adding an access road to the proposed U S 50 and Route J project after a public hearing where about seven residents protested plans to remove access to routes MD at Route J.
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Meadows Ferry warning issued over drownings at Moreau River
Sheriff Wyman Basinger warns Cole County residents to avoid Meadows Ferry on Route D due to repeated drownings and near drownings at the Moreau River site. He urges parents to keep children away and warns adults not to congregate there as the area is unsupervised.
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Tribe election blocked by district judge denial
A Prairie Band of Pottawatomie Indians bid to block the Bureau of Indian Affairs from holding a tribal election next Saturday was denied by District Court Judge Arthur J. Stanky. He left room for a possible permanent injunction and ruled he lacked clear jurisdiction over the request. The suit argued the BIA’s Mayetta reservation election near Topeka was illegal and sought recognition of the tribe’s governing body elected last Saturday.
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Helpful woman offers to salvage bones after spill
In Chicago a bystander offered to help truck driver Gerome Grossman recover 7008 pounds of beet bones spilled from his truck. The woman proposed taking the bones for soup, but Grossman refused and kept all salvageable materials for cleanup crews.
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Weather report from local data and past records
Weather report summarizes current conditions and past three years data. It notes heavy rain in the last 24 hours, a rainfall percentage change and river gauge readings. Mentions sunset time and humidity figures with regional references.
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