Missouri seeks funds for state meat inspection program
Missouri Agriculture Commissioner Dexter Davis urged funding for a state meat inspection service during the Missouri Electric Cooperatives meeting in Kansas City. He said only about a quarter of nearly 600 plants are now inspected and the program would cost about 12 cents per Missourian annually, totaling over 125000 dollars next year.
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Missouri General Agsem
Dexter D. Davis
State Department of Agriculture
Missouri Electro Cooperatives
Kansas City
Davis
Missouri
Southern Boone R1 Board Approves Plans for School
Ashland Special The Southern Boone County R-1 School Board approved addition plans for the elementary and high school. A $351000 bond, approved by voters 92 percent, funds a basement dining hall and a new access road. The project includes classrooms offices and cafe remodels with bids opening January 4.
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Southern Boone R1
Ashland
Boone County
Garrett
By Jaw
Brees
Teri
Ee Ene
Suill Adver
Page R. Pendleton
Michigan U Students Call Mass Sit-In
Michigan students led a campus rally calling for a mass sit-in at the University of Michigan to press for student participation in university decisions. They seek a role in administration and aim to demonstrate power if demands are not met. A new gym is planned as part of campus expansion.
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Michigan U
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Septemenper
Harlan H. Hatcher
Edward Robinson
Robinson
Haverford
Michael Szweig
Birmingham
Students For A Democratic Society
Douglas Ross
U-M Young Democrats
Hatcher
Noravian H. Anderson
Iep
Elmer J. Cantrell
Dst. Louis County
Points Revised Decree 42 BOR Albany NY
An AP report from Albany New York discusses a proposal to abolish a three point system for reckless driving and wage garnishment violations. Steven Vago a legal analyst and The Legal Aid Society indicate changes in driver license revocation proposals and additions to penalties. The plan aims to modify past three point violations largely tied to speeding and reckless driving and is contested by certain state loan interests.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Steven Vago
Legal Aid Society
Oklahoma to Try Tri-Semester Plan at Chickasha College
Oklahoma Regents unveil a three year degree pilot at Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts in Chickasha starting September 1987. The tri semester plan uses three 15 week terms replacing the usual two 15 week semesters with an incentive program to push accelerated graduation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts
Chickasha
Trie
Oklahoma Regents For Higher Education
Oklahoma
Orphanage in Vietnam to honor Sgt McMellon and tale of Thanksgiving
The article recounts Staff Sgt Arthur D McMellon of West Hamlin West Virginia who led a Thanksgiving 1965 effort for Vietnamese refugees near Bau Bang and Ben Cat. His actions inspired the creation of The Arthur N McMellon Memorial Orphanage funded by unit and media support. The piece notes the orphanage on Highway 13 and hopes for a 3000 student capacity.
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Mac
Suntown
West Virginia
Arthur McMellon
Arthur N. McMellon
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Gambrigade
Big Red
Soldier of Fortune
Charlie Company
701St Maintenance Battalion
Walls of War
Sgt. Mao
Pati
Lus
Bau Bang
Hen Cat
McMellon
Missouri Consumers Endorse Law At Conference
The Missouri Association of Consumers is expected to strongly endorse a Missouri consumer fraud law at its one day Jefferson City conference. A report cited carelessness as a key factor in widespread grocery shortages and underweight packaging. The event included remarks by Dr. Edward J. Metzen and Col. William D. Bradback. Sgt. Mac, who died December 1, 1965 in Vietnam, was remembered as more than a cook in the Army.
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Missouri Association of Consumers
Edward J. Metzen
Columbia
Jeffferson City
William D. Bradback
V& Omaha
Ned
Mac
Charita Company
John H. Wilson
Tent
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Sgt. Mac
Spec
Elroy Terry
St. Louis
Arlington National
Army
Combis
Charlie Company
Charlene
Jefferson City
William C. Blair
Blair
Sgt Mac Dies In Vietnam After Holiday Plans
Exposure to a grenade near a convoy in Ben Cat ends Sgt. Mac’s life as 1st Sgt. he had planned a massive Christmas party for orphans. The unit raised funds for an orphanage and Christmas gifts while rebuilding a Vietnamese village. Parmiter wounded. Vogel injured. Ben Cat refugee camp cited.
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Terry
Vogel
Brigade
CWO
John Parmiter
Buffalo
Mac
Parmiter
Diet drugs panned by New York doctor
LAS VEGAS A F deputy reports a New York doctor criticizes appetite suppressants for weight loss. Dr. S K Fineberg of New York Medical College summarized findings from studies of the drugs at the annual American Medical Association clinical convention.
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New York
Docto
K. Fineberg
New York Medical College
American Medical Association
White House memories recalled at former residents gathering
Washington recap of a homecoming party for descendants and former residents of the White House. Guests recall bats in a chandelier, Christmas roughhousing, christenings in the Blue Room, and other moments from presidents and their families. The event coincides with the release of a book about the lives of the 34 families in residence since 1800, with 14 presidential descendants attending. Rain kept some away.
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White House
Washington
Benjamin Harrison
Marthena Harrison Williams
Eisenhowers
Marnie
John
Lyndon B. John- Eisenhower
Barbara Anne
Susan
Mary Jean
Mrs. Johnson
Presidential Families of
Gro-1
T.e
Cleveland
Grant
Will Melville Bell Grosvenor
Liam H. Taft
Benjamin Harris
National Geographic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight
Eisenhower
Jefferson City Post Tribune start date and staff details
The fragment lists the Jefferson City Post Tribune and News Tribune Company staff including publishers, board chairman, president, vice president, managing editor, and editor. It notes the address Monroe Street and the paper’s designation as a second class mail publication. Subscription rates and coverage areas are partially shown.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Robert C. Goanonn
LEON
RB. L. Boge
Robert Bloseer
Rank Holt
Gon
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
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Jefferson
Missouri Soc
Elvery
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Afiscourt
Missouri
I Fember Audit Bureau of Circulatione
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