Missouri weekend toll tops 16 dead in crashes
A brutal weekend across Missouri left sixteen people dead in multiple crashes. Key fatalities include a Sedalia two car wreck on U S 65 killing James Orell Richard Rice and Betty Quigley, a Lone Jack plunge on U S 50 killing David Breezley Susan Birgess and Stanley Cauthen, and two Sunday fatalities in downtown St Louis. Also reported were victims near Montgomery City Hannibal New London O Fallon and Nevada along with other injuries in Boone and Cole counties.
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Missouri
Sedalia
Kansas City
U.S. 65
James Orell
Lake Lotawanna
Richard Rice
Betty Marie Quigley
U.S. 50
Lone Jack
David Breezley
Susan Birgess
Springfield
Stanley Cauthen
Nixa
St. Louis
Montgomery City
Highway Patrol
Steven D. Thompson
John A. Grumke
St. Charles
John Epperson
James Clayton
New London
Hannibal
Donna Hat
Dairy farmers rent their cows in Wisconsin trend
Wisconsin farmers increasingly rent dairy cows as a practical alternative to ownership. A cow costs about 600 dollars, while renting runs 12.50 dollars per month. The trend, highlighted by Wisconsin Agriculturist, helps dairymen avoid heavy debt when expanding herds.
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Racine, Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Jefferson City post tribune and post establishers history note
Historical notes of the Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Post establishers with publisher years 1907 1983 and 1953 198 AR details show board president editor and ownership. Advertising and circulation terms list carrier and mail rates plus geography zones and bureau membership.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
Reds take camps in Saigon border clashes
North Vietnamese troops and tanks overran Bu Bong and Bu Prang camps near the Cambodian border as Saigon reported heavy fighting continues in Quang Duc and along the Mekong river area. Saigon said 280 government troops and dependents were killed or captured at Le Minh camp earlier, with officials warning of a possible broader offensive.
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le Trung Hien
Bu Bong
Bu Prang
le Minh
Central Highlands
Hien
Viet Cong
Quang Duc
Dan Chu
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
Battambang
Kampong Chhnang
Mekong
Prek Luong
Breakthrough lamp boosts street light output 70 percent
DANVERS Massachusetts AP engineers at the GTE Silvernia Lighting Center report the Analux lamp offers 70 percent more light while using 10 percent less electricity. The lamp fits many mercury vapor installations and should improve night driving vision without increasing energy demand.
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Danvers
Mass
GTE Sylvania Lighting Center
Analux
Firefighters halt work in 2 cities
Firefighters threaten a total strike in New York City affecting 10,900 members as the National Guard is called in Milwaukee Wisconsin to cover labor stoppages. Milwaukee guardsmen will perform duties left by absent fire crews while disputes over pay work week and management rights remain unresolved with a temporary restraining order issued against the 1000 member union.
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Associated Press
New York City
National Guard
Milwaukee
Wis
New York
John V. Lindsay
Uniformed Firefighters Association
New York Newspaper Guild
Daily News
Washington Post
Trans World Airlines
International Harvester Co
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Circuit
Robert Curley
Panel to Meet The Missouri State Highway Commission
The Missouri State Highway Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday and Thursday in the hearing room of the Highway Building. Delegations seeking to be heard will appear Wednesday while routine business will be reviewed later that day and Thursday, a spokesman said.
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The
Highway Commission
Ford workers settle contract at Hazelwood plant
United Auto Workers Local 225 ratified a new three year local contract with Ford Motor Co at Hazelwood and approved the national pact calling for a three percent annual wage rise along with cost of living protections and a pension after 30 years of service.
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United Auto Workers Local 225
Ford Motor Co
Ross Pilger
UAW
Chrysler Truck Assembly
Fenton
Chrysler
Theft attempt triggers chain of events in St Louis
Four officers investigated a prowler in St Louis West End when their patrol car was ransacked. A suspect ran off with an object, ignored two warning shots, and was struck by a passing car. He later fought officers with a night stick, a revolver discharged, and he was wounded. A second patrol car crash occurred. Terrace Bethel, 24, was hospitalized in serious condition with a head wound and held on assault and theft charges. Officers were treated and released.
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ST. Louis
West End
Terrence Bethel
Mariner 10 Sends Pictures Despite Heating Glitch
Pasadena AP report says Mariner 10 continued sending more than 350 pictures of Earth and the Moon while a camera heating problem remained. Flight controllers noted cameras operate within design limits though heating devices stay offline. The craft planned to pass Venus February 5, 1974 and Mercury March 29, 1974 using Venus gravity to adjust course.
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Calif
Mariner 10
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Venus
Mercury
Gurney提出“停战”呼吁促和解
迈阿密海滩讯 美国参议员爱德华·格尼提出国内停火方案，主张将影响水门事件调查的行动收束，以缓和政府内外压力。方案包括独立水门案检察官、将全部总统录音提交参院调查、由两方信任者审阅材料、早日提名福特为副总统、停止弹劾讨论，直至调查结束，并呼吁公众理性对待媒体报道。
Cable TV urges relaxed fetters on pay TV
The National Cable Television Association pressed FCC hearings to ease regulatory fetters to allow pay TV to offer sports events and movies not shown on free TV. David H. Foster called broadcaster funds to fight pay TV self-serving and urged a fair share in the market. Other witnesses included the NAB and Association of Maximum Serve Telecasters.
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Washington
National Cable Television Association
David H. Foster
Association
Federal Communications Commission
Foster
FCC
National Association of Broadcasters
Association of Maximum Serve Telecasters
Strike keeps TWA flights on ground
Trans World Airlines grounded by a U.S. flight attendants strike affecting about 8,000 members after failed contract talks. Flights in progress would finish. others canceled. Key issue cited is increasing hours flown from 235 in three months. Union local 550 of the Transport Workers Union represents the strikers.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Association
The
Transport Workers Union
Doomsday plane costs rise as 747 conversions grow
Congressional auditors report the doomsday jets conversion from Boeing 707 to 747 has increased from 482 million to 548 million dollars. The GAO notes eliminating an on board computer raised risk, while adding a future essential communications system would cost 73 million. Major increases include a 25 million rise to shield against electromagnetic pulse and other unanticipated modifications at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Congressional
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Air Force
Air
Force
Andrews Air Force Base
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