TWA Not Yet At Bottom Says Exec At Meeting
Kansas City AP Trans World Airlines shows a first quarter 1975 loss of 73.3 million with ongoing furloughs totaling 1,500 staff and a 1974 corporate deficit of 23.6 million. Executives blamed fuel costs inflation and weak world economy and outlined steps including aircraft sales to Iran route exchanges with Pan Am youth fare discounts and salary cuts for officers.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
F. C. Wiser
Wiser
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
TWA
Tillinghast
Iran
Pan American World Airways
Don Brown
Brown
TWA Council 3
Air Line Pilots Association
Department of Transportation
Ford
Management
Political Humor Easier Now Says Performer
Washington AP Comedian Mark Russell says political humor is easier with Nixon gone and Vietnam fading. He headlines tonight at a Democratic $500 plate dinner aiming for about 900000, after a GOP $1000 plate event that raised 600000 to 700000. He notes line changes needed for parties.
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Washington
Mark Russell
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Russell
Senate
House
Varied Program For Cub Scouts In Little Dixie District
Cub Scouts in the Little Dixie District plan a 12 month varied program with monthly themes such as May things that go and June sports carnival. Nearly 26 packs will hold planning conferences to choose den and home projects and pack activities. The program emphasizes Scouting goals of character building citizenship and fitness. Special events include unit physical fitness events Cub Days at Camp Hohn and Thunderbird and Webelos Camp.
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Little Dixie
Forrest
Frosty” Mueller
Cub Scout
Horizons U.S.A
America
Mueller
Great Rivers Council
Hohn
Thunderbird
Dr Ekern joins MSMA Commission on Continuing Education
Dr H Peter Ekern appointed to the Missouri State Medical Association Commission on Continuing Education and Health Manpower. Named at the MSMA annual meeting in St Louis on April 19, the 4700 member organization, term runs until 1978.
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H. Peter Ekern
Missouri State Medical Association
Ekern
MSMA
St. Louis
Anthony Robinson Graduates From Upward Bound Program
Anthony Robinson of Mexico High School is among 21 Missouri students completing eight months of work in Lincoln University's Upward Bound. The graduates will be honored in a Sunday ceremony at the University Center ballroom in Jefferson City. The group studied psychology, communications, and career education.
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Anthony Robinson
Mexico High School
Missouri
Lincoln University
University Center Ballroom
Jefferson City
Missouri group urges smaller General Assembly with higher pay
A Citizens Advisory Committee report proposes reducing the Missouri House from 163 to 125 seats while raising salaries from 8400 to 10500 a year. It endorses a self-called special session, replacing the lieutenant governor as Senate presiding officer, and argues executive power has grown too strong.
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Jekferson City
General Assembly
Citizens Advisory Committee On Improvement and Modernization
Missouri General Assembly
House
Senate
Flags Fly On Mothers Day Proclaimed By President Ford
President Ford designates Sunday May 11 as Mothers Day and urges that the U S flag be flown from all government buildings that day. The proclamation frames the day as honoring mothers and calls for flag display nationwide.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
How They Voted on Vietnam Evacuation Aid Bill
The Senate voted 75 to 17 to pass the emergency evacuation of troops and humanitarian aid in South Vietnam. The roll shows 75 Democrats for and 46 Republicans against. Senator Eagleton of Missouri and Senator Symington of Missouri are noted among the for votes.
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Washington
Senate
South Vietnam
Eagleton, Mo
Symington, Mo
Union Electric seeks early work on Callaway nuclear plant
Union Electric Co. asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to permit early site work this July for the $1.7 billion Callaway County plant. The request includes land clearing, road relocations, and excavating a 40-foot foundation hole for twin reactors. A Washington University professor questioned the staff’s environmental assessment, arguing it overlooked lower-likelihood events with potential higher damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Union Electric Co
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Callaway County
Union Electric
Washington University
Commission
Kurt Hohenemser
Aerospace Engineering
Jobless Check Claimants Will Get Notices
Jefferson City reports unemployment insurance claimants will receive mail notices detailing recomputed benefits after new legislation increases weekly benefits and the maximum to 85 dollars. About 300000 notices will go to active claimants, with some 150000 not currently drawing benefits but affected by the changes.
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Jefferson City
John F. Meystick
Division of
General Assembly
Christopher
Meystick
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Missouri State
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James L. Browning
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Dave Butler
Kenneth C. Butler
Fulton College
Shirley Ann Butler
William Butler
Kingdom City
Lois Jean Craighead
Lamar Craighead
Fulton Higher Education
David Leroy Davis
Auxvasse Trade School
Randall L. Dubbert
John T. Dubbert
Auxvasse
Congress
Vietnam
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Chicago
Cub
Dr. Ekern
Sturgeon, Ma
Kelvinator
Frigidaire
Hardwick
Kenmore
Zenith
Estate OF
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B.M. Wilson Logan
Otto Wilson Guardian
Robert
Bob
Jesse Sturgeon
Clerk V.B. Jennings Jr
Loyd Jennings
Citizens Group
PUN
Garden Gate Florist & Greenhouse
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Jefferson
Pepsi Cola
Bils
Bos
Acme Electric
Brent D. Thomas
Robert Eifstrom
Larry Lee
Paul Leith
Alan Daleruel
Carter Cash
Johnny Cash
Robert Elfsirden
Delune
World Wide Pictures
Henneyint Ave
Minneapolis
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Countryside Inn
Fulton
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SFI
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Charles Newland
Lawrence Drug
Lawrence Drive
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