Congress Begins Work On Energy Proposals In Washington
Congress opens debate on President Carter energy plan amid tax bill battles. Senate fights a GOP tax-cut proposal while CIA chief Turner testifies on a report predicting petroleum demand will outpace supply by 1985. Carter lays out a plan to raise prices, tax crude, curb gas guzzlers, and offer incentives to insulate homes.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Senate
GOP
Treasury
CIA
Stansfield Turner
House Commerce Subcommittee
GIA
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Mrs. Smith Named Heart Chairman in Audrain County
Stella Mae Smith, retired teacher, is named Memorial Chairman for the Audrain County Heart Association. Memorial gifts aid heart program funding during the year and annual campaign. Donations can be sent to Mrs. Smith in Mexico or delivered to Miss Rosalie Mudd, Commerce Bank. For more information call 581 662. Donations are acknowledged by card and recipient name. amounts remain confidential.
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Austin
Stella Mae) Smith
Audrain County Heart Association
J.T. Watts
Heart Fund
One In Nine Chance Your Doc Is Impaired
CHICAGO AP The Illinois Medical Society warns nearly one in nine doctors may be alcoholic or narcotics addicts and urges detection programs. AMA officials say national figures estimate about 17 000 of 408 000 doctors impaired, IMS cites 11.5 percent of Illinois physicians with severe drinking problems and 584 narcotics addicts.
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Chicago
Illinois Medical Society
American Medical Association
Mllinois Medical Society
James W. West
IMS
AMA
Richard E. Palmer
Illinois
Frank Chappell
The
Chappell
Births in Audrain County Two newborns announced at Audrain Medical Center
Jennifer Lynn Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger D Young of Laddonia born Sunday at 9 20 a m weighing eight pounds six ounces. Timothy Allan Nazarenus son of Rev and Mrs Wayne Nazarenus of Centralia born Saturday at 3 11 p m weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. Rev Nazarenus works for the Missouri Conference of Seventh Day Adventist.
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Jennifer Lynn Young
Roger D. Young
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Young Farms
Timothy Allan Nazarenus
Wayne Nazarenus
Centralia
Nazarenus
Missouri Conference of
Seventh Day Adventist
Airbags return to safety spotlight in federal study
The federal government conducts a new study on mandatory passenger airbags amid hearings set in Washington. Public comments due May 27 to NHTSA, docket 74-14, Notice 08. The debate centers on passive restraint systems, including door-embedded belts, for all auto occupants.
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Aly Louise Cook
Associated Press
Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Department
14Th Sts
Constitution Avenue
7Th St
S.W
Washington, D.C
William T. Coleman
Secretary of Transportation
Coleman
Eagleton Warns Of Court Crisis In Missouri
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton warns of a constitutional crisis from court takeovers of jail prison and state hospital operations. He says judges might desist if non judicial leaders would commit to non interference and cites federal intrusions as a historic expansion of judicial power.
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Eagleton
John Marshall
Hagleton
St. Louis County Bar Association
Coleman
Brock Adams
Adams
North Callaway Jazz Concert and Booster Quilt Auction
The R-1 North Callaway High School Jazz Band under Mary Paraschos will perform 8 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the school cafeteria with listening and dancing music. North Callaway boosters will auction a hand made quilt depicting all school organizations to raise funds for the music department. Admission is 50 cents per person. punch and cookies are free.
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Kingdom City
R-1
North Callaway
Mary Paraschos
North Callaway Music Boosters
Governors Fear Loss Of Control Of Oil
A conference of Western and Midwestern governors urged routing Alaskan oil through a Washington port and a northern pipeline to keep energy supplies under U S control. Gov Dixy Lee Ray asked Carter to favor a Canadian-minimizing Alaska gas route. Attendees included governors Hammond Evans Link Matheson Herschler with reps from Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Oregon and South Dakota.
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Olympia
Wash
U.S
Washington State
Washington
Dixy Lee Ray
Carter
United States
Alaska
Canada
Ray
Montana
Thomas Judge
Judge
Govs
Jay Hammond
John Evans
Idaho
Arthur Link
North Dakota
Scott Matheson
Utah
Ed Herschler
Wyoming
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Oregon
South Dakota
Atlantic Richfield Co
Offutt Named Chairman Of Kings Daughters Home Fund Panel
J J Offutt was chosen as chairman of a committee to plan funding for the Kings Daughters Home building program at a Friday night organizational meeting at Mrs Thelma Edwards home. Members include Andy Runge Kirby Allen Mr and Mrs Walter Moore and Mrs Edwards with Mrs J V Wilson president and Mrs Paul Green administrator attending. The Kings Daughters Home is a non denominational Christian home for elderly women with admission set at 65 and stairs on arrival for new residents. The home accepts residents from outside Missouri and does not require a full transfer of possessions.
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J. J. Offutt
Kings Daughters
Thelma Edwards
Andy Runge
Kirby Allen
Walter Moore
Edwards
J. V. Wilson
The
Home Board
Paul Green
Kings Daughters Home
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Heart
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Mama
Independent Schools’ Assn
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Charles R. Stribling II
Missouri Military Academy
Edward W. Cissell
John Burroughs School
the |.S.A
Col. Stribling
Joe Bailey
Orival Maupin
Derrill Kuhlman
Paul Cherches
MMA
Col
Stribling
Richard Vance
Safety Administration
North Cal
Hardee
Liberty
Waly
Allenty
Rees Moment
Reine Dees
Pune
Praguetein
Technicowwr
Walt Disney’s
Vowald Duck
Jose Carioca
Panchito
Merrierens
Logan Pharmacy
Bull
Dixie
oIets
Chuck Norris
Texas
Iowa
Livonia, Mo
Fort Dodge
Putnam County
Pontius
Cherry Point
J.J. Offutt
KD Planning Group
Kelly
Mexico
Aif
Duehie
Laddonia, Mo
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