Hearnes denies owning $35,000 mine share in 1969
Former Missouri governor Warren E Hearnes rejected a report he owned a $35,000 share in a New Mexico copper claim in 1969 He said he received a small share by mail but did not keep it and called the ownership claim a joke He also challenged the reporter to prove the share value for IRS inquiry and offered to donate it if proven true
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ST. Louis
Warren E. Hearnes
New Mexico
Hearnes
Associated “Press
Commonwealth Mining
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Commonwealth
Gerald Lowther
Missouri
Lowther
Founders of America “Investment Corp
Kansas City
New ‘Mexico
Post-Dispatch
Ron Lawrence
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Warren EB. Hearnes
Springfield
Europe
Internal Revenue Services
Zurich
Kansas ‘City
Grand Jury
Audrain Health Unit staff attend Missouri Speech and Hearing meet
Mrs Glenna Wilkinson and Randy Dewar from Audrain Health Unit and Audrain Medical Center attended the 16th annual Missouri Speech and Hearing Association meeting in Springfield. Dewar presented a paper on services to the hearing impaired priorities for Missouri. The pair visited Lester Cox Medical Center to view rehabilitation efforts. Dewar is president elect for 1976. Also noted were 220 registered speech pathologists and audiologists. The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Auxvasse on Thursday April 17 from 10 am to 5 pm.
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Audrain City-County
Missouri Speech and Hearing Association
Springfield
Glenna Wilkinson
Randy Dewar
Audrain Medical Center
Dewar
Missouri
Lester Cox Medical Center
Wilkinson
Audrain City County Health Unit
Jobless Worker Wins $100,000
Joliet Unemployed construction worker Jack Kokal wins the Illinois Grand Slam prize of 100000. He and his wife with two children faced late unemployment checks and near last meals before the win. They also received an income tax refund enhancing relief.
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Joliet
Jack Kokal
Illinois
Kokal
Kansas City Teachers Accept Offer After Strike Vote
Kansas City school district teachers voted to ratify a district proposal ending a looming strike. The 5 percent pay hike was approved by about 2,000 of 3,200 eligible teachers, with concerns raised over class sizes and supply shortages still noted by union leaders. The district previously faced a 42 day strike last spring.
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Kansas City
Board of Education
Kansas City Federation of Teachers’ Executive Board
Norman B. Hudson
Dorothy White
Ford to Speak at Pennsylvania 200th Anniversary
President Ford will address 5,000 graduates at the University of Pennsylvania commencement on May 18 marking the 200th anniversary of the 1775 ceremony attended by George Washington and members of the Continental Congress. He will receive an honorary degree.
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Patty
Kelley
Baldwin City
Kan
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Patricia Hearst
Patty Hearst
Baker University
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
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Bookmobile
Daniel Boone Regional Library
Auxvasse
Boston
Peter Miller
Port Charlotte
Fla
Miller
Robbie Tyler
Richard J. Currier
Penn
Mart Discount City
Wal-Mart Discount City
South Trails
Mexico, Mo
LACE
Wal-Mart
Spring Mills Queen Wear
BUC
Ead Pa
Sylvan Looms
ELL Lene
Ameritex
Burlington
Ana Maha Oy
Coats & Clark
Big
Guilford Re
Adz
WM. E. Wright
Ey Aed
Schoville
Clinton
Elie
Clus
Poly & Avil
Tray
Armstrong
Wal-Mart Discount
BATH
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