Hair Style Contest At Mexico High Tomorrow
A hair styling contest presented by students of the Mexico Public School of Cosmetology will take place tomorrow night in the Mexico High auditorium. Three trophies will honor the top stylists. Contestants include Janet Allred Wanda Benjamin Janice Greening Mary Lou Heaton Valery Jones Dianne Nixon Linda Rinkle and Sharon Lee. Judges are Gayle Carroll Larry Hawkins LaVerne Foege and Elizabeth Martin. Naomi Burgess teaches with Frances Gilpin as substitute. Tickets are 50 cents for adults. children under 12 admitted free.
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Hunter shoots at groundhog kills Kansas City boy
A 69 year old hunter in Kansas City said he mistook a 9 year old boy for a groundhog and fired, killing Ronald Paul Tracy on Saturday afternoon. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Republicans Seek Miami Beach GOP National Convention
Sen. Edward Gurney announced the Republicans favor moving the national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. Gov. Askew backs the switch, with Sen. Dole in Miami and likely to announce upon return. Date remains a sticking point as Miami Beach weighs hosting Aug 19 if needed.
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Robert Dole
Miami
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Tallahassee
Dam Break Restocks Coon Creek Fishing Pond
Wellsville fishing gains as Wellsville Fire Brick restocks the six to seven acre pond between Highway 19 and the plant after a Saturday dam erosion drained the pond. Officials say bass and perch washed downstream, with a plan to dry out muck and likely rebuild the pond later. The stream now carries the new fish into Coon Creek through Montgomery County toward Middletown and Curvie River.
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Apollo 16 rocks back home from the moon
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly return from lunar orbit with 245 pounds of samples believed to reveal the moon’s volcanic past and origin over four billion years ago.
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Brandt May Save Treaties Despite Tipping Coalition
In a setback filled week, Willy Brandt faces Conservative pressure as CDU hints they may back his East-West treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland despite domestic disputes. Baden-Wuerttemberg victory strengthens CDU control of the Bundesrat ahead of a May 4 Bundestag ratification vote.
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Moon men set lunar records on Descartes plateau
Apollo 16 crew Duke and Young linked with Mattingly in Casper after a 71 hour surface mission on the Descartes plateau. They gathered rock samples, drove 3.3 miles on a moon buggy, and set a 17 kilometer per hour speed record in one sixth gravity.
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You Couldn't Talk To Him Says Sheriff Of Killer
Harrisonville Missouri AP three young men will be buried today as Cass County Sheriff Bill Gough recalls fear of trouble from youths after Charles R. Simpson 26 shot him and others on the town square after killing three including officers Donald Marler 26 and Francis Wirt 24. Simpson then killed himself. One victim deliveryman Orville Allen remains in critical condition. Sheriff cites tension from long haired youths returning from service and school amid protests and alleged harassment by police. Chief Davis calls Simpson odd and untalkative.
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Francis Wirt
Orville Allen
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Forbis Recovering From Major Surgery in Denver Hospital
Robert Forbis of 733 West Liberty Street signs, is recovering from major surgery at Fitzsimons General Hospital in Denver Colorado. He was transferred to the Colorado hospital three weeks ago from Fort Leonard Wood. He is staying on Ward Three West, ZIP code 80240.
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Former Nun And Ex Priest Married In Omaha Mass
Lawrence Mullins a former Davenport diocese chancellor and Lisa Marie Staebell a ex nun were married in a Catholic Mass at Holy Family Church Omaha. About 200 people attended the ceremony after Mullins received dispensation from vows following a heart attack. Concelebrants were Rev Francis Henricksen and Rev Marvin Mottet. The couple declined interviews.
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Larry Moon" Mullins
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