Human services directory eyed by Cole County council
The Cole County Council of Human Services met with about 25 representatives to discuss a central information office for all human service organizations. Funding for a $15,000 Community Development office was questioned as several agencies doubted the need for a centralized referral hub and many favored simply compiling a directory and an information counter.
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Louella Estes
Central America
Goshorn
Hijackers seize PAL jet with 100 aboard lands in Zamboanga
Six Moslem tribesmen hijack a Philippines Airlines flight holding 100 plus passengers and demand 375000 dollars and a DC8 to fly to Libya. Military says the plane landed at Zamboanga on Mindanao after the ransom demand surfaced. The report also notes other U S and world events. The FBI confirms CIA plots to kill Castro were ongoing the day Kennedy was assassinated. A Philadelphia jury convicts Salvatore Soli of murder and related crimes. Carter Udall Church scale back California primary campaigning. Kissinger says he coordinates foreign policy with Ford. Ford hints busing may be court-ordered only as last resort. A Missouri library panel discusses a city agency directory and office organization at a June 17 meeting.
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Meg Yoak
University of Missouri Extension Division
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Whitfield
Nur
Morris running again for Missouri governor
Mil ton Morris, a Kansas City tavern owner, announces another bid for Missouri governor. He promotes an issue driven campaign backing legalized horse racing and bingo, repeal of Sunday Blue Laws, and using gaming revenue to fund schools and highways. Morris highlights Kansas City nightlife and his role in Kansas City Jazz.
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Lake Ozark Driver Dies in Camden County Crash
Joseph D. Adams, 57, of Lake Ozark, was killed in a single vehicle crash at 12 30 am today on Route HH two miles west of Business U S 34. His wife Patricia, 45, was treated and released at Lake Ozark Clinic after the vehicle ran off the road and overturned.
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Lake Ozark
Camden County
State Highway Patrol
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Communication help offered for Cole County children
Cole County Health Department opens a clinic offering free weekly speech and hearing therapy for pre school children with communication problems. Eligible youths include those with speech or hearing issues or mentally retarded children receiving services. Claudia Walkenbach counsels parents. Jim Williams coordinates the program with Missouri Division of Health Crippled Childrens Service. Inquiries to 635 2181.
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Claudia Walkenbach
Jim Williams
Missouri Division of Health
Crippled Childrens Service
Cole County Health Department
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