Measles and Rubella Clinic At Bland School
Free immunization clinics for rubella and rubeola will be held Tuesday at Bland R-3 Elementary School for children ages one through eleven. Registration blanks available. hours 10 to 11 a.m. The Bland clinic is sponsored by Bland R-3 schools and Missouri Division of Health with Dr William A Fiedler assisting.
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Bland R-3 Schools
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Missouri Division of Health
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Hearnes Reappoints Two To Missouri Park Board
Gov Warren E Hearnes reappoints Gerald B Rowan of Kansas City Republican and Hubert E Lay of Houston Democrat to the state Park Board. The action keeps the board's bipartisan balance and continues oversight of Missouri parks and recreation programs.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Gerald B. Rowan
Kansas City
Hubert E. Lay
Houston
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Publication Details
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune announces staff roles and publishing details for the newspaper, including editors, publishers, locations, and service areas. It lists address, pricing notes, and association affiliations, noting carrier and mail subscriptions within the United States and regional delivery terms.
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Pia Dar
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Goshoorn
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Weldon
Robert R
A G. Taterseey
C. Swarens
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News Tribune Company
Monrose
Jefferson City
Meaber
Associated Press
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Lal Diacatenes
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United Sates
Audit Bureau of
Cheviefiens
Dial
Teacher help asked in tax law changing
In St Louis AP report Mabel Schulenberg Independence leader urged Missouri State Teachers Association members to back changing school tax law. She pushed for simple majorities for tax passage, cited repeated defeats of a levy, and noted Independence schools closed for payroll funds.
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ST. Louis
Parent - Teachers Association
PTA
Missouri State Teachers Association
Mabel Schulenberg
Independence
MS ¥A
Hearnes lauds Missouri mental health progress at new center
Gov Warren E Hearnes dedicates a 3.8 million dollar children and youth center for the mentally retarded in Fulton naming it in his honor The governor says Missouri has made greater progress in mental health in the last decade than in the prior century and classifies the center as a bold commitment to the future The facility supports long term residential care on a campus like setting amid about 100 000 mentally retarded children in the state.
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Fulton
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Hearnes
Mosphere
University of Missouri At Columbia
Freeze matters studied by OEP and Missouri link
Kansas City AP reports the regional Office of Emergency Preparedness saw more than 1,000 complaints about the wage price freeze in October. Missouri mental health programs drew the most calls, while Des Moines school board, a teacher salary rise, and St. Louis Blues ticket increases are under OEP review with possible escalation to Washington. Keystone Bus Co. fare hike may be rescinded or referred to authorities.
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Regional Office of Emergency Preparedness
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Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Francis X
OEP
Washington
Des Moines
St. Louis Blues
Tobin
Keystone Bus Co
Omaha
Missouri death log reports 1193 this year so far
The death log shows 1193 deaths recorded to date this year, with 195 for the same period last year. It notes four deaths resulting from earlier accidents are included in the tally.
Swift will not sell 50,000 contaminated turkeys
Swift & Co. will not sell 50,000 PCBs contaminated turkeys even if the Agriculture Department allows. The birds, found with high PCB levels, were voluntarily withheld from the market in August after Swift alerted the department. The firm may destroy them or use them as nonedible animal feed while officials discuss possible decontamination and use in frozen dinners or soups.
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Washington
Swift & Co
Agriculture Department
Charles K. Olcott
Swift Dairy and Poultry Co
Swift
Cancer fight bill wins easy victory in House
The House Commerce Committee backed a 31.6 billion bill to fight cancer 26 to 2, amid pushback from the American Cancer Society favoring a Senate version. Rep. Rogers called the measure the most comprehensive attack on a single disease, while supporters warn the House bill could reach the floor within two weeks with little Republican backing.
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Washington
American Cancer Society
Senate
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Nixon Administrtion
Brock Adams
House
Adams
Rogers
The
NIH
National Cancer Institute
Conquest of Cancer Agency
Carter backs nursing home pay increase
Carter, Missouri welfare director, endorsed boosting monthly welfare payments for nursing home patients. Current rates are 110 dollars for domiciliary and 125 dollars for practical nursing care. proposed raises would push domiciliary to 120 and practical nursing to 200, costing about 7.5 million dollars from state funds. Rep. Charles Dickey Jr. plans to file both licensing and funding bills December 1 for the 1972 session.
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Associated Press
Proctor WN. Carter
Carter
Charles H. Dickey Jr
Mexico
House
National honor groups inducts Robert Scott
Robert W. Scott of Eugene was inducted into Alpha Chi the national honor scholarship society limited to the top 10 percent of juniors and seniors. Scott a senior pre medicine major at Harding College Searcy Ark is a 1963 Russellville High School graduate.
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Robert Scott
Robert W. Scott
Wayne Scott
Eugene
Alpha Chi
Scott
Harding College
Searcy, Ark
Russellville
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