Congress Debates Rules for Charity Campaigns
Washington AP. Congress weighs a federal standard requiring charities to disclose what percentage of donations goes to charitable work versus overhead. The Save the Children Foundation cites 78.1 percent to aid children, while a Pallottine affair prompts scrutiny of fundraising costs. Support comes from major groups. religious charities oppose broad regulation.
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Moonie says he was jailed in motel during deprogramming
In San Francisco AP report John Howard 23 asserts he was confined in a motel room for days as punishment for refusing to listen to deprogrammers trying to break him from the Unification Church led by Sun Myung Moon. Court halted conservatorships and weighs legality of parental custody for deprogramming.
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State Court of Appeal
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Gail Howard
Danville
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Beatrice Kaplan
Toledo
Ohio
Freedom of Thought Foundation
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Hamlett Named To Chair Water Rights Committee
State Rep Ray Hamlett of Laddonia was named chair of a subcommittee on water rights amid drought and rising irrigation use. He cited tests showing falling water levels and discussed a county transition bill and proposed pay increases for officials, urging caution on costs. Also noted were statements by Mike Toulson on lobbying for a pro business climate and a Kirksville mayoral election on the ninth ballot with Glenn Estes reelected.
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State Chamber
Missouri
Toalson
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Glenn Estes
Kirksville
Estes
Elizabeth Laughlin
Judge orders CIA file release in 1966 Lambert Airport bombing case
U S District Court Judge John K Regan ordered the CIA to turn over the complete file on Verne A Lyon 33 a former McDonnell Douglas engineer as his trial for a shoebox bomb at Lambert Airport proceeds Three CIA employees were subpoenaed to testify Lyon pleads innocent claiming undercover work for the agency led to the incident which damaged terminal windows but caused no injuries
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Verne A. Lyon
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Birth of Bradley Allen Hedrick in Lebanon
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hedrick of Lebanon welcome Bradley Allen Hedrick a son born Saturday weighing seven pounds one ounce Grandparents are Bob Logan of Mexico and Jas Hedrick Lebanon and the late Jas Hedrick Mrs Hedrick is Susan Logan
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Teasdale reshuffles staff to liaison role in Ozarks
Governor Joseph Teasdale moves Joseph Bednar from public affairs to state liaison officer to the Ozarks Regional Commission. Bednar accepts a $5,000 pay cut, leaving the governor's inner circle to aid Missouri economic development. Alan Clark is replaced and duties reassigned under James Sullivan.
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Roots Dominates First Television Critics Circle Awards
In Los Angeles the Roots miniseries and Eleanor and Franklin The White House Years led the event with five awards each as the Critics Circle named best series and top acting honors. Mary Tyler Moore Show and Upstairs Downstairs also won multiple trophies, while Burgess Meredith and Ed Asner received individual acting recognition.
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Evel Knievel
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Critics’ Circle
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Joseph Welsh
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Ted Ross
Edward Herrman
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Chicken George
Jane Alexander
Eleanor Roosevelt
Public Television
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Missouri Senate Resumes Session Bills On Loans And Banks
The Missouri Senate opens its session after an Easter break with a high priority bill to raise usury limits on small loans. Sponsored by Benton Democrat John Dennis, the measure would set 30 percent on loans up to 300 dollars, 21 percent on 300 to 1 000 dollars, and 15 percent on 1 000 to 5 000 dollars. The current limits are 26.16 percent for small loans up to 500 dollars and 10 percent for loans over 500. The agenda also includes bank and trust laws changes and a two year government bond investment provision for the state treasurer. The Senate will work through Thursday while the House returns April 18. The Elections Committee meets tonight to hear a House-backed rewrite of the election law, and a blue law repeal hearing is set for Wednesday in the Local Government Committee.
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Wrigley Dies at 82 owner of Cubs and gum la
Philip K. Wrigley chewing gum magnate and Chicago Cubs owner died at 82. He fell ill at Lake Geneva Wisconsin home and died at Lakeland Hospital Elkhorn, a Wrigley Co spokesman said. Born December 5 1984 at the Plaza Hotel his life spanned Chicago's Gold Coast and a rise from Latin School to mogul status.
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Andover
Mass
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