South Carolina Returns to Hollings in Senate Race
South Carolina voters backed former Gov Fritz Hollings in a tight renomination bid to face Marshall Parker for the two year Senate term, defeating incumbent Russell who is tied to Johnston's seat. In Illinois, Dems and Republicans waged parallel primaries as Ullinois races left two familiar names on November ballots.
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Progress Contends With Housing Authority Project Morality
Citizens including Charlies E. Robinson denounce Urban Renewal in Campus View as immoral. They cite forced moves, family displacements, and a $12 000 sale after only $7 500 compensation, urging caution as City Council member John W. Riner keeps an open mind. The meeting closed with a steering committee planning further actions.
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Road Plans and Wildfire Threats Across Missouri and California
A detailed account describes a 446 mile Missouri highway project and planned dual lanes near Jefferson City, plus extensive California siting for a condor rich phase of the 1960s. It notes right of way acquisitions, delays due to funds, and severe fire conditions in the San Rafael mountains complicating suppression.
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Pentagon Says Aim Is Civilians-Casualty Free Air Strikes
The Pentagon stated limiting civilian casualties guides U S air operations against North Vietnam focusing on essential military targets rather than distances from Hanoi or Hai Phong. In other front, U S 10th Airborne and North Vietnam 24th Regiment halted exchanges on a high plateau near Saigon after costly fighting. Meanwhile 400 South Vietnamese infantry overran a Viet Cong base two miles from the Cambodian border west of Saigon, killing 11, capturing three, and seizing ammunition. Saigon saw a third day of rioting as police broke up protests, arresting antigovernment students and roughing up foreign reporters.
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Medicare rules and nursing home care changes ahead
Officials warn tighter oversight as nursing home benefits start January 1 and Medicare coverage shifts. Doctors and hospitals are urged to ensure three days of hospitalization before nursing home transfer, while patients face new deductibles and daily charges after extended stays.
Community plans clinic improvements and park grants approved
The council approved several recreational projects including a 100 acre lake at Monroe City, a 40 acre park near Macon County, and a New Haven swimming pool funded with 50-53 federal aid. Additional sites across Missouri like Neosho Monett Festus and various state parks were advanced for final approval by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
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Voter Totals Across Wards and Bond Plans
Voters in Ward Four and Ward Five precincts reported for and against measures totaling 2,782 ballots, roughly half the turnout for a $3.5 million general obligation bond and $2 million revenue bond approved last October for a Chese through Pond's plant project. Pond's issued bonds and a Jaycee Drive site near Industrial Drive will host a 475,000 square foot distribution center for International Shoe Co. under a 25 year lease with annual rent of $18,000 plus taxes, with a future option to buy the facility after bond payments.
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Recreational Projects Win Ned of Council
Missouri's Interagency Council for Outdoor Recreation on Tuesday hired Howard A Morris of Moberly as one of its two ...
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