Thomas Cline Named Mexico City Animal Control Officer
Thomas Cline, 23, will begin duties April 23 as Mexico's new animal control officer. He will train with the Columbia Police Department and Columbia Humane Society before enforcement of the revised ordinance starts May 1. The role includes surveillance for unlicensed, unvaccinated animals, school-area coverage, and handling complaints with a seven day week schedule.
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Thomas Cline
Mexicoe
Columbia Police Department
Columbia Humane Society
Cline
James W. Cline
E. Monroe St
State Hospital No.1
Fulton
U.S. Army
Mexico High School
Audrain Lumber Co
Mary Lynch
Jefferson City
Barbara
Bill Johnson
Columbia Health Department
Health Unit
Mexico Public Safety Department
Johnson
City of
Mexico
Public Safety Department
Trash Dates Begin Monday During Clean Up Week
The city will resume free debris pickup next week after weather delays. The area will be split into four sections with Clark Street and railroad tracks as boundaries for northwest Monday, northeast Tuesday, southwest Wednesday, and southeast Thursday. Morning pickups exclude stoves, washing machines, hot water heaters, refrigerators, and construction materials. Brush and tree limbs must be bundled under four feet and handled by one person.
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Clark Street
Quake Felt In Costa Rica North Of San Jose
A strong earthquake was felt north of San Jose Costa Rica today with no casualties reported. Police said unconfirmed reports indicated damage to a cathedral and to houses in Tinaran.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Here
Tinaran
Meeting Called In Hope To Form Humane Society
Mrs Nelle Stewart invites interested Mexicoans to a Wednesday meeting to discuss forming a local humane society. Don Anthony head of the St Louis Humane Society will speak, offering guidance for the group. The session runs 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the courthouse community room at 525 N. Clark St.
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Humane Society
Mexico
Nelle Stewart
Don Anthony
The
St. Louis
Stewart
Anthony
Courthouse
N. Clark St
Arabs Organize Offensive In UN
United Nations deliberations shift as Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat plans a tougher U N offensive over Israel's Lebanon raid. Saboteurs blow two storage tanks at an American refinery in Lebanon. Soviet Union condemns Israel and backs sanctions, while Israel denounces the U N body. Washington pressures Lebanon to curb Palestinian guerrillas amid fears of terrorism reaching the Arab world.
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United Nations, N.Y
Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat
U.N
Israel
United States
Lebanon
Security Council
Middle East
Zayyat
Soviet Union
U.S
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Council
Malik
Beirut
Sidon
Yosef Tekoah
State Department
Washington
Voice of Palestine
Charles W. Bray
Department
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Lebanon Attack on US Oil Refinery Blames Maoist Group
In Beirut two large oil tanks at a U.S. owned refinery were blown and set ablaze. A Lebanese Revolutionary Guard faction claimed responsibility vowing further attacks, asserting the refinery fed imperialism and weapons for the Israeli conflict.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Caltex
Mediterranean Refinery Co
Trans-Rabian Pipeline
Tapline
Porarily
Lebanese Revolutionary Guard
United States
Saudi Arabia
Watergate Prober Lipset resigns amid past bugging conviction
Washington AP reports Harold K Lipset chief investigator for the Senate Watergate inquiry resigns to avoid embarrassment and amid hints of forthcoming disclosures. Lipset, 51, cites enemies of the committee. He had pleaded guilty in a 1966 New York bugging case and faced a suspended sentence. Also FBI led by James W McCord to hidden bugging gear paid for with re election funds, per his attorney.
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Washington
Harold K. Lipset
Senators
New York
FBI
James W. McCord
Nixon
White House
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Angela Davis
Soledad Brothers
Lipset
Plaza
McCord
Maryland
Standby Wheat Program Begun By Agriculture Dept
Agriculture Department undersecretary J Phil Campbell announced a 1974 national wheat allotment of 58 million acres and a marketing quota of 1692 bushels above expected acreage. If Congress delays new farm law a stand-by program with price supports and possible penalties applies pending a referendum by August. A separate loan option would set parity at about $3 21 per bushel for compliant growers. In a second item Mr and Mrs Joe W Rodenbaugh of Mexico welcomed a son at 7 40 am weighing 6 14 with an older brother aged four. grandparents listed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
Joe W. Rodenbaugh
Mexico
Route 3
Rodney James
Rodenbaugh
C-E
Vandalia
J.D. Arthaud
New London
Rodney Rodenbaugh
Laddonia
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