Prince Charles to visit St Louis in October
In St Louis Prince Charles arrives Friday October 21 for about six hours. He will tour the Arch attend a courthouse reception luncheon and visit the McDonnell Douglas plant. Douglas Brown outlines careful timing and route planning for crowd interaction. In Tucson Soviet Jewish emigration views are disputed by a Russian diplomat. Vladimir Mikoyan says the Jewish problem is overstated and he travels alone as a Middle East researcher. In Lincoln former U.S. Atty. Gen. Saxbe meets Nebraska lawmakers and livestock men about possible anti trust watchdog role monitoring agribusiness and the Safeway A&P settlement.
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The
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Mikoyan
Washington
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United States
Lincoln
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U.S. Atty
William Saxbe
Nebraska
Saxbe
Ohio
Loran Schmit
Safeway
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
A&p
FHA HERO Sub District Meeting Held Leadership Training
About 350 Future Homemakers of America and Home Economics Related Occupations members registered for the sub district three leadership training at MacArthur Junior High School. Fifteen towns and 23 schools attended as Laura Campbell Apache presided. Dr. Robert Hillis Lawton and Karen Graham Comanche County Family Planning Center spoke on Tomorrow's Parents Want Healthy Babies. Sub district officers were elected and Action Pak leadership sessions conducted. Hostesses were Melody Turner Robin Marlow and FHA members from MJHS and MSHS. Outgoing officers include Campbell Frieda Roberts and Michelle McCullough.
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Future Homemakers of America
MHS
Jacqueta
Homemakers of America
MacArthur Junior High
Laura Campbell
Apache
Robert Hillis
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Karen Graham
Action Pak
Melody Turner
MacArthur Junior High School
Robin Marlow
MacArthur Senior High School
FHA
MJHS
MSHS
Ms. Campbell
Frieda Roberts
Cache
Michelle McCullough
Fort Cobb
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Barge Shipments Linked To Strike
Tulsa port shipments of grain have fallen sharply as a wildcat dock workers strike near New Orleans disrupts overseas trade. Terence McDonald, president of the Oklahoma Kansas Grain Corp, notes New Orleans handles about 90 percent of shipments to abroad markets and warns of a bleak outlook for soybeans if the strike continues.
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Okla
Catoosa
Oklahoma-Kansas Grain Corp
Wildcat
New Orleans
Terence McDonald
The
Grain Corporation
McDonald
Combined plantings boost space and reduce garden watering
Vegetables can be grown with flowers and shrubs to cut watering needs and maximize space in a garden. By interplanting, gardeners can create efficient layouts that conserve water while maintaining productive output.
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