Legislators Travel Far At Taxpayers Expense
Washington AP reports nearly four dozen senators and representatives travel overseas on Air Force planes to conferences in Romania Malaysia Korea and Taiwan with stops in Paris Athens Istanbul Singapore and Hong Kong. They receive 75 a day spending money from State Department funds and often travel with wives. The trips include interparliamentary meetings and meetings with foreign lawmakers while Treasury Secretary Shultz attends the Asian Development Bank in Kuala Lumpur.
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Washington
Congress
State Department
Romania
Malaysia
Korea
Taiwan
Paris
Athens
Istanbul
Singapore
Hong Kong
Treasury
George P.shultz
Asian Development Bank
Kuala ‘Lumpur
Melvin Price
D‘til
Price
House
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill
D-Mass
Capitol Hill
States Department
Department
O'Neill
Saigon
South Korea
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Interparliamentary Union
Bucharest
Greece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Banking Committees
Shultz
Philippines
Indonesia
Four Honored In University Of Missouri Teaching Awards
Four area graduate student teachers at the University of Missouri in Columbia are among 90 honored in the graduate student teaching awards program. Recipients include George W. Jesse of Mexico, Patricia Ann Carman of Paris, Judith A. Heffernan of Kingdom City, and Ronald J. Walkenbach of Hermann. Each will receive a $50 check and a letter of commendation from Chancellor Herbert W. Schooling.
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University of Missouri
Columbia
George W. Jesse
Mexico
Patricia Ann Carman
Paris
Judith A. Heffernan
Kingdom City
Ronald J. Walkenbach
Hermann
Herbert W. Schooling
Lloyd E. Berry
Richardson Praises Press For Exposures
Former Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson told 480 American Society of Newspaper Editors that corruption may justify extraordinary reporting including leaks. He cited Watergate as requiring public right to know over political restraint, praised press for its resourcefulness, warned against general distrust in government, and noted he would consider a presidential run though not declaring candidacy.
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Atlanta, Ga
Elliot L. Richardson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Richardson
Jaycees Uphold Ban on Women Membership
The Tenth Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling that the national Jaycees discriminated by limiting membership to men. The Oklahoma district court's dismissal due to lack of proof of federal law violations was upheld in the Rochester suit.
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Denver
Tenth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jaycees
U. S. District Court
Oklahoma Acted Property
Jaycee Club
Rochester
N. Y
District Court
Court Upholds Prisoners Church Rights in New Song Case
An Eighth Circuit three judge panel upheld inmates at Iowa State Penitentiary's right to join the Church of the New Song, ruling it a religion under the First Amendment. The ruling affirmed U S District Judge William Hansen's earlier decision preserving inmates' rights despite prison officials objections.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Iowa State Penitentiary
U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
William Hansen
Des Moines
Lou V. Brewer
District Court
Appellate Court
Floyd R. Gibson
Roy L. Stephenson
William H. Webster
Atlanta
Harry Theriault
Hansen
State Penitentiary
Church of the New Song
Michael Remmers
Robert Loney
Iowa
Iowa City
Curtis Will Announce Soon For Missouri Senate Bid
Former congressman Thomas E Curtis says he will decide next Monday or Tuesday whether to seek the Republican nomination for U S Senator from Missouri. He notes he plans to campaign to unseat incumbent Democrat Thomas F Eagleton and doubts President Nixon can aid his effort. Curtis, a 18-year House veteran, was narrowly defeated for the seat in 1968.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Curtis
Associated Press
the Globe
Nixon
U.S
House of Representatives
Sen
Eagleton
Nixon Says Mrs. Kissinger A Little Liberal
President Nixon described his secretary of state's new bride as a little liberal yet acceptable. Nancy Kissinger received a presidential welcome at a White House dinner with Latin American foreign ministers.
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Washington
Nixon
Nancy Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
Three On Probation In Union Shooting
Plattsburg Missouri April 18 1974 three men were placed on probation after pleading guilty to charges in the fatal shooting of St Joseph sheet metal workers union official Charles R Smith Local 81 business agent killed Sept 27. Stanley Dawson union apprentice pleaded guilty to manslaughter and got two years probation. Lawrence Garvey Local 81 official and David Todd withheld evidence pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and received one year probation with a $500 fine each. Police said the four men tried to sabotage a metal canopy at a Trimble bank due to nonunion fare.
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Plattsburg, Mo
St. Joseph
Charles R. Smith
Local 81
Stanley Dawson
Clinton County
Lawrence Garvey
David Todd
Onarga
Ill
Dawson
Trimble
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Laelia
Discount City
Amoco
Jug
William Watts Jr. Thompson
Vince Ogar
Jeff Davis
Bez
BlueGill
Rodney Behan Thompson
Collapeth
Ams Ee Ein
Jill Kalkofen
Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart City
South Traits
Divison
Blue Gill
Tebco
Catfish
Countryside Inn
Fulton
Dan Hatfield
Magnavox
Videomatic
Jhat
Rae
Hank
Hank Aaron
Algo
T.v.'s
W. Reed
Moberly, Mo
N. Washington
Mexico, Mo
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