State GOP Chairman Files Suit On Eviction
Jefferson City Missouri AP Lowell McCuskey Republican State Chairman filed suit in Osage County Circuit Court seeking a temporary injunction to stop eviction from the courthouse Osage County Court ordered McCuskey to vacate his abstract office by April 15. The petition argues the county must provide facilities for county officers and notes the abstract company donated desks and equipment at no charge. Defendants include county court judges Tony Rehagen Harold Matthews and Ray Rehagen.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Osage County
Lowell McCuskey
McCuskey
Mike Riley
Jefferson City
Osage
Tony Rehagen
Harold Matthews
Ray Rehagen
Riley
Osage County Abstract Company
Gene Bushman
Bushman
Recorder of Deeds
George Lehr
Ichord Files For Ninth Term In U S House Race
Representative Richard Ichord of Missouri plans to announce reelection to a ninth term in the U S House. He represents Missouri’s 8th District covering central and south central areas. Republican Donald D. Meyer is the only other candidate filed so far, with Gephardt and Young having filed for their districts.
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Jefferson City
Richard Ichord
D-Mo
House of Representatives
Ichord
Houston
Missouri
Donald D. Meyer
Labadie
Richard A. Gephardt
Robert A. Young
Secretary of State
Gephardt
Young
Schord
U.S
Miss Brown Appears In College Play at CMC
Lisa Carol Brown, a Central Methodist College sophomore majoring in drama, is among 17 students chosen to perform in An Evening With Shakespeare. The sixth annual show features excerpts from nine plays with the theme Enter the Women and is set for 7 30 tonight and Saturday at the CMC Little Theater. Brown is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry C Brown of 1201 Concordia Mexico.
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Fayette
Lisa Carol Brown
Central Methodist College
CMC Little Theater
Lisa
Jerry C. Brown
Concordia
Mexico
Louisiana High School
Central Methodist’ College
Behavior Program Workshop for Parents in Mexico
A Tuesday 1 p.m. workshop helps parents and caregivers cope with developmental disability. Held in the Westminster Room of First Presbyterian Church Mexico, it is sponsored by Hannibal Regional Center for the Developmentally Disabled. Nurse Fannie Griffin and psychologist Tom Wells will present behavior modification techniques.
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Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Mexico
Hannibal
Fannie Griffin
Tom Wells
Manpower Director Defends Missouri CETA Program
Missouri official Betsy Adams defends the CETA public service jobs program against GAO criticism noting Missouri’s program did not participate in the cited study. She says nearly 30,000 Missourians were served in 1976 and 83 percent of 780 terminated clients found unsubsidized work.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Office of Manpower and Planning
Betty Adams
U.S
General Accounting Office
GAO
Mrs. Adams
Missouri Office of Manpower and Training
Shopkeepers Refuse Bounty in New York Shooting
In New York City two shopkeepers who shot and killed holdup men reject a $200 bounty offered by a pistol and rifle clubs federation to spur citizen armed self defense. Arthur Atlas and Amando Acuna were named initial recipients, but Atlas and a family friend say he wants no money.
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New York
Gerald Preiser
Federation of Greater
New York City
Preiser
Arthur Atlas
Harlem
Federation
Atlas
Amando Acuna
East Harlem
Antonio Picado
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Universal
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Gillette
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