Missouri Board approves inflation budget for MU 1976 77
The Missouri Board of Curators approved an inflation driven 10.6 percent rise in MU's general operating budget for 1976 77 totaling 212.2 million with a 134.7 million state appropriation request and 73.5 million from nonstate funds. President C Brice Ratchford warned full funding is unlikely. state revenue limits remain the obstacle. The board also considered prioritizing Marillac College purchase and an optometry school, and retained First National Bank of St. Louis as MU’s main bank amid a conflict review of related curators.
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Columbia
Missouri Board of Curators
C. Brice Ratchford
Ratchford
Kansas City
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
General Assembly
Arnold B. Grobman
St. Louis
Marillac College
Marillac
Grobman
Christopher
Bond
Coordinating Board
First National Bank of St. Louis
First Union Group
van O. Williams
Liberty
Rex 2. Williams
Rolla
Wallace R. Stacey
Independence
University Hospital
Blair
Loeb
State Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Law School
Government Pushes Ban on High Tar Cigarettes
Washington reports that the government seeks congressional approval to outlaw manufacture and sale of cigarettes with high tar and nicotine. HEW Secretary Weinberger urges action while Rep. Walter B. Jones resists, arguing it intrudes on personal choice amid industry criticism of test methods and regulatory authority limits.
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Washington
Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House Tobacco Subcommittee
Weinberger
Con- Bess
HEW
Thew
Walter B. Jones
Dn.c
House Agriculture Tobacco Subcommittee
Jones
The
Tobacco Institute
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Senate Commerce Committee
Moss
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Cher Calls Off Allman Divorce Romance Pauses After Court Action
Los Angeles AP Cher withdrew the divorce filing against Gregg Allman nine days after their July wedding. A Santa Monica court clerk said the action was dismissed without prejudice, allowing reinstitution. Cher’s press agent Richard Grant provided the statement.
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Los Angeles
Cher
Gregg Allman
Allman
Santa Monica Superior Court
Richard Grant
Lehr Seeks Public Input on Missouri Nursing Homes
State Auditor George W. Lehr urged Missourians to send information about nursing home operations to his office. He seeks documents or evidence to assess licensing investigations and standards enforcement. Also notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jene Abbott of Moberly at Audrain Medical Center, eight pounds ten ounces, born 8 22 a.m. Friday.
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Jefferson City
George W. Lehr
Lehr
State Auditor's
State Capitol
Jene L. Abbott
Moberly
Audrain Medical Center
Abbott
Vas Crorelai
Woda J
Vandalian Boy Injured After Early Morning Crash
Johnny W. Hager, 2, of Vandalia, in fair condition at University Medical Center Columbia after a five vehicle crash on Route W south of Vandalia at 12:20 a.m. Head injuries reported. Two others, Mary Analie Maiden and David L. Hooke, both Vandalia residents, treated and released at Audrain Medical Center Mexico. Hooke cited for careless and imprudent speeding.
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Johnny W. Hager
Vandalia
University Medical Center
Columbia
Highway 54
Harold Hager Sr
W. McPike Sr
Mary Analie Maiden
David L. Hooke
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Hager
AMC
Medical Center
Miss Maiden
William Angel
Middletown
Hooke
Maiden
Angel
Highway Patrol
Jr, Houchins
Mexico Public Schools
Presser Hall
Clifton White
W. Central
Michael Lee Phillips
W. Breckenridge
Phillips
Glendal W. Longdon
William C. Blattner
S. Jefferson
William Lee
Centralia
Audrain County
Lockheed Payoffs Hit 22 Million
Lockheed Aircraft Corp admits funneling at least 22 million to foreign officials and political groups since 1976 to sell airplanes abroad. SEC and Senate subcommittee investigate. Company cites business practices and possible recall of foreign customer prepayments. About 12 percent of sales go to foreign governments. A seven pound 12 ounce son was born to Mr and Mrs Lester R Hall of Montgomery City at 11 48 pm Friday at The Audrain Medical Center.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate Subcommittee
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
Northrop Corp
SEC
Frank Church
Didaho
Multinationals
Lester R. Hall
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
John Hatfield
Lowell G. Peden
Homer L. Wright
Lewis Berry
Charles Edward Martin
Gary W. McCann
Jeanetta Burton
Mexico
Barry L. Terrell
Eddie D. Colwell
Centralia
Homer Owen
Aux- Vasse
R. Dale Wilkinson
Gary Burkett
Fulton
Nordine Brashear
Paris
Ray Shepard
Vandalia
Jene I. Abbott
Moberly
David O. Hudson
Auxvasse
Charles Mackey
Walter D. Moore
Harold F
Unfriendly New Yorkers Jeer At Mayor Beame
New York City Mayor Abraham D. Beame faced jeers and heckling at a public appearance unveiling an eight point fiscal plan including a 15 cent subway fare hike and a wage freeze for 310000 municipal workers. Bankers backed the plan while unions resisted, threatening court action.
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NEW York
Abraham D. Beame
Henry Ford
Ralph Marino
Bronx
Beame
Municipal Assistance Corporation
Board of Education
Farm Bureau Blasts Meany
Missouri Farm Bureau President C. B. Johnston blasts AFL-CIO President George Meany for banning loading U S grain on ships to the Soviet Union. Johnston accuses Meany of diverting attention from rising labor costs and says farmers rely on the world market for returns comparable to labor and other sectors.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
C. BR. Johnston
Afl-Cio
George Meany
U.S
Soviet Union
Meany
Johnston
Hoffman Confirmed as New Army Secretary
Washington AP Martin R. Hoffman 43 is confirmed as the new secretary of the Army succeeding Howard Callaway who resigned to head President Ford's campaign. Hoffman previously served as general counsel to the Defense Department.
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Washington
Martin R. Hoffman
Army
Hoffman
Defense Department
Howard
Bo” Callaway
Army Post
Callaway
Ford
St Matthews church moves service time to 11 15 a m
The Sunday morning service at St Matthew's Episcopal Church will start at 11 15 a m instead of 9 30 a m. This change lasts until further notice, announced by Rev Richard Ash vicar.
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St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Richard Ash
New daughter for the Francois family in Columbia
Courtney Michelle is named for the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Francois of Columbia. The child, grandson of William W. Michell of Mexico, was born at 3:08 on Friday at Boone County Hospital with great-grandparents Steve Mitchell and Rolla Surls of Mexico listed among the family.
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Courtney Michelle
Michael O. Francois
Columbia
William W. Michell
Mexico
Steve Mitchell
Rolla Surls
Boone County Hospital
Welphe Seven Quiuids Lope
Sex Change Worker Seeks Job Back At Hospital
In San Francisco a 30-year-old woman, formerly Charles Voyles Jr, sues Franklin Hospital for sex discrimination after a dialysis technician job loss following her sex change surgery. She asks reinstatement and back pay, claiming a request to update personnel records to reflect her new gender. A judge keeps the case alive, weighing whether patient safety would be harmed and scheduling a possible trial.
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SAN Francisco
Franklin Hospital
Carol Lynn Voyles
Charles F. Voyles Jr
Miss Voyles
U.S. District Court
Spencer Williams
Williams
Allen Berk
Migs Voyles
John Brown
AMC Cars Jeeps To Cost More
American Motors Corp. announces tentative 1976 model prices will rise about six percent on average, roughly $200 per car. GM and Ford had hinted similar fleet price increases, with approx. $300 and $335 rises per car respectively. Chrysler has not issued tentative prices yet.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
Jeeps
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Rites Sunday For Wesley Johnson 68
Wesley Johnson 68 of New Florence died Friday morning at Katie Jane Memorial Home Warrenton where he resided a year He was a retired mining contractor Services will be at 2 p m Sunday Baker Funeral Home New Florence with burial in New Florence Cemetery Born April 8 1907 at Danville son of Martin and Frankie Mae Clark Johnson Married Floy Johnson January 30 1932 in New Florence who survives He also leaves three sons Manuel Dale Everett all of New Florence three daughters Norma Kearns Ridgfield Wash Lena Garrett Warrenton and Carol Grady Alexander Ill 16 grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Cleala Pettebaum Hermann Sylvia Hubbard New Florence and a brother Clark Johnson New Florence He was a Baptist member
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New Florence
Wesley Johnson
Katie Jane
Warrenton
Baker Funeral
Melvin Kirks
Fulton
Mr. Johnson
Danville
Martin and
Frankie Mae Clark Johnson
Floy Johnson
Manuel
Dale
Everett
Bill
Norma) Kearns
Ridgfield, Wash
Ray
Lena) Garrett
Gene
Carol) Grady
Alexander, Ill
Albert
Cleala) Pettebaum
Hermann
George
Sylvia) Hubbard
Clark Johnson
Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Child Killed By Dog Pack In Reno Nevada
A year-old boy, Michael Yount, died after being attacked by seven dogs in Washoe Valley. He entered a fenced yard, suffered severe bites, and died following more than two hours of surgery at Washoe Medical Center. The dogs were impounded at the Reno Animal Control Center.
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Reno
Nev
Washoe Medical Center
Michael Yount
Washoe County
Owen Yount
Washoe Valley
Yount
Joseph Bessler
Bessler
Military Beef Under Standards
A Senate spending subcommittee reports over 60 percent of beef sent to the military failed to meet standards. Of 1.7 million pounds shipped to depots nationwide, about 1 million were rejected for metal, hair, flies, foreign materials, underweight, or excess fat. Lawton Chiles and Sen. Lowell Weicker blamed lax inspections by suppliers and military buyers.
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Washington
Senate
Subcommittee
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Hudsons Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs David Hudson Jr of Auxvasse welcomed a girl weighing five pounds 15 ounces born at 4 40 a m today at Audrain Medical Center. Father works at A P Green Refractories Co.
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David 0. Hudson Jr
Auxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
Hudson
A.P. Green Refractories. Co
Weather outlook and local notices from Mexico Missouri
The Daily Record forecast calls for showers ending tonight with lows in the mid 60s to around 70, then Sunday partly sunny with highs in the 60s. Missouri region sees thundershowers possible today, ending by late day, with highs in the 80s and upper 60s to around 70 tonight in the southeast. Local items include hospital admissions, births, dismissals, a death, a fire, marriage-license applications, public-safety incidents, highway patrol note, and court actions along with Yesterday's Cash Grain and stock quotes from MFA and Fowles Grain Co.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Northwest
Rural Firemen Battle Grass Fire Near Mexico
The Little Dixie Fire Association fought a grass fire half a mile long and 30 to 40 feet wide on the south side of the railroad tracks on Route 22 four miles west of Mexico. Ten firemen worked from 7:30 p.m. Friday until 2:30 a.m. with hoses moved to avoid oncoming trains, preventing spread to adjoining pastures. land reportedly belonged to the railroad. The Mexico Public Safety Department coordinated the response.
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Little Dixie Fire Association
Mexico
The
CBS seeks Kennedy assassination files in Los Angeles suit
CBS Television filed in Superior Court to force release of the LAPD 10 volume investigation into Robert F. Kennedy's June 1968 murder at the Ambassador Hotel. Paul Schrade, wounded that night, said he will sue for release to learn who killed Kennedy and who wounded him, while LAPD privacy objections remain.
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Los Angeles
CBS Television
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Police Department
Ambassador Hotel
California
Paul Schrade
Schrade
Los Angeles Police Commission
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