Fourteen Enrolled in Mexico Cosmetology Class
The fourth class at Mexico Public School of Cosmetology opened yesterday at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School with fourteen students enrolled. Classes run 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. totaling 1500 hours, with two seats remaining. Faculty includes teacher Mrs Naomi Burgess and director contact 581-5684 for applications. Students listed include Joyce Remley, LaddonI a, Linda Rinkle, Laddonia, Linda Graves, Mexico, Janice Greening, Laddonia, Ronnie Pease, Paris, Lois Davis, Wellsville, Wanda Benjamin, Mexico, Diane Nixon, Auxvasse, Valery Jones, Mexico, DaVetta Landis, Mexico, Sharon Lee, Laddonia, Janet Allred, Laddonia, Mary Lou Heaton, Mexico, Faye Anderson, Mexico.
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Mexico
Mexico Area
Vocational Technical School
Get
Joyce Remley
Laddonia
Linda Rinkle
Linda Graves
Janice Greening
Ronnie Pease
Paris
Lois Davis
Wellsville
Wanda Benjamin
Diane Nixon
Auxvasse
Valery Jones
DaVetta Landis
Sharon Lee
Janet Allred
Mary Lou Heaton
Faye Anderson
Moon walkers adapt to lunar gravity on Apollo 15
Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin show improved mobility on the moon. Doctors note reduced leg motion and greater ankle use as they bound toe to toe with minimal surface contact, adapting to the moon’s one sixth gravity after hours on the surface.
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Charles Berry
Lunar
Scott
Irwin
Apennine Valley
Joseph P. Allen
Earth
Berry
Apollo 15 astronauts test moon orbit lab after scare
Apollo 15 crew conducted a flying physics laboratory in moon orbit amid a precautionary test following a scare linked to the June death of three Soviet cosmonauts. The incident prompted a real life safety drill ordered to review procedures.
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Space Center, Houston
Moon
Intangible Tax Revenue Hits Record for Missouri
Missouri collected a record 28.05 million in intangible tax this year, up from 25 million last year and 59 percent higher than 1968. Revenue director James E. Schaffner credited department procedures and data processing changes urged by a consultant, though no extra funds were provided. The tax, levied on securities and other intangible property, is rebated to counties and allocated to local units pro rata, with 2 percent kept to cover costs.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
James E. Schaffner
Department
Schaffner
Volunteers Add To Duke's Show
Duke Ellington and his band opened at the Rainbow Grill in New York on Monday night with extra dividends as Tony Bennett sang for his birthday audience. Geoffrey Holder danced during the finale of One More Time, adding a rare public performance. Bennett thanked Ellington with I Left My Heart in San Francisco.
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New York
Duke Ellington
Rainbow Grill
Tony Bennett
Geoffrey Holder
Bennett
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Holder
Diplomats Diverge on China Seat in United Nations
NATO diplomats in Brussels questioned the U S policy backing a seat for Communist China in the United Nations while opposing expulsion of the Nationalist government. Britain backs mainland China admission, Canada studies impact, Australia welcomes Peking representation, and Soviet allies anticipate but worry about next steps.
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Nixon
United Nations
China
United Nations, N
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO
Brussels
Peking
William P. Rogers
Foreign Office
Britain
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Formosa
Asia
Canberra
William McMahon
Australia
Joliet Market Backers Happy
AP reports Joliet Michigan hosts the opening day of the Chicago Joliet Livestock Marketing Center. Receipts reached 1200 cattle with no hogs. prime cattle topped at 36.50, up from 35.75 the prior Friday at Chicago Union Stockyards. President Harlan Bane projects 4000 to 5000 cattle daily within 10 days as producers express enthusiasm. The yards lie about 50 miles south southwest of Chicago.
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Joliet
Chicago-Joliet
Chicago
Battle Over Two Villages In Cambodia
South Vietnamese fighter-bombers and U S helicopters waged a day long battle that left two enemy held villages in flames. Rangers suffered two dead and eight wounded as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese defenses pressed the attack near Parrot's Beak south of Highway 1. By dusk one village fell and reports said the enemy fled under bombardment.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Associated Press
Huyen Cong Ut
Parrot’s Beak
Phnom Penh
United States
South Vietnam
Jack J. Way
Wagstaff
Steelmakers Join In Price Hikes
PITTSBURGH AP More steelmakers expected to follow U S Steel in raising prices about 8 percent across most steel products. The White House questioned the long run interest but took no rollback action. Major producers Beth lehem Steel Republic Armco and Youngstown Sheet & Tube matched raises, with first effects Thursday and final on December 1. Auto makers and appliances briefed, likely cost rise may hit 1972 models later.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
White House
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers of America
No Bomb Found In Plane Search
A BOAC Boeing 747 carrying 380 people diverted to Denver after a phone warning of a high altitude bomb. The crew and luggage were searched for over two hours with no device found, then the jet resumed to New York at 5:36 a.m. Pilot Capt John Kelly said the alert came about one hour from Montreal.
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Denver
Colo
British Overseas Airways
Montreal
London
New York
Stapleton International Airport
John Kelly
Buckinghamshire
England
BOAC
Sirhan Gets New Lawyer In Kennedy Murder Case
Los Angeles AP report says Sirhan Bishara Sirhan has a new attorney, Godfrey Isaac, who hopes to win a death sentence reconsideration. Isaac may find legal errors in the 1968 trial. he will not contest the verdict of Kennedy's murder. Sirhan’s mother Mary Sirhan said Isaac will work without fee, replacing Luke McKissack as attorney.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Godfrey Isaac
Robert F. Kennedy
Mary Sirhan
Isaac
Luke McKissack
Fee
Kennedy
Eagle killings spur U S inquiry in Wyoming pilot testimony
Wyoming pilot James O Vogan told the Senate environmental appropriations subcommittee he flew during last winter’s eagle hunts and witnessed more than 560 eagles killed. He said gunners could kill up to 34 eagles daily as ranchers paid per carcass, with rancher Doyle Vaughn arranging permits for hunting eagles to protect newborn sheep. Federal officials moved to prosecute, calling the killings a national outrage, while the Audubon Society and authorities seek evidence amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Wyoming
Senate
James O. Vogan
Senate Environmental Appropriations Subcommittee
Vofan
Subcommittee
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Interior
Roger .C.B
Mortori
Justice Department
America
McGee
Vogan
Interior Department
Doyle Vaughn
Buffalo Flying Service
Buffalo
Wyo
Vaughn
Audubona Society
Audubon Society
Jackson Hole
United States
Ledger Reveals Friends Names Among Daily Listings
Local Ledger lists familiar names among today's entries. Readers spot acquaintances in notices and community mentions, reinforcing the paper as a social crossroad.
Laos Report Details U S Funds Spent in Laos
Senate staff report on Laos cites 1971 spending totals including 162.2 million military aid and 52 million economic aid plus CIA backing. It notes rising North Vietnamese and Chinese troop presence, with 100,000 fighters by April 1974, and indicates CIA and Thai troop support.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Leos
Laos
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Executive Branch
CIA
Congressional
James G. Lowenstein
Richard M. Moose
William P. Rogers
United States
Pathet Lao x Communuunist
Jewel Thief's Life Into Movie About Murf the Surf
Hollywood report states Robert Conrad will film the life of Jack Murph Murphy the Miami Beach surfer turned jewel thief now serving life in Florida. He bought Murphy rights and plans to tape Murphy’s account including the Star of India theft in 1964. Details on compensation were not disclosed.
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Hollywood
Robert Conrad
Jack “Murf
Murphy
Miami Beach
Conrad
Florida
New York
Daniel Boone Library Bookmobile Schedule
The Daniel Boone Regional Library announces a bookmobile stop in Sturgeon on Friday August 13 from 9 30 a m to 12 00 noon and in Auxvasse on Saturday August 14 from 1 30 to 4 45 p m.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
Auxvasse
US Urging Suez Pullback By Israel
AP reports Secretary of State Sisco urged Israel to accept a substantial pullback from the Suez Canal with a token Egyptian force on the canal east bank. Talks aim to reopen the waterway. Israel in principle would allow limited movement and a police contingent, but not a full Egyptian army presence east of the canal. Meir Dayan Allon and Eban met Sisco amid ongoing discussions.
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Jerusalem
Asif
Joseph
Sisco
Suez Canal
East Bank
U.S
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Is Sisco
Premmer Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Yigal Allon
Abba Eban
Third Woman General Named in Army Boost
Mildred C. Bailey, eighth WAC director, was sworn in Monday and promoted to brigadier general making her the third woman general in the Army. She succeeds Brig. Gen. Elizabeth Hoisington who retired after 29 years of service. Bailey will supervise about 13,000 Army women stationed worldwide. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Caroon of Kinston, North Carolina.
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Washington (Ap
Mildred C. Bailey
Women’s Army Corps
Army
Bailey
Elizabeth FP. Hoisington
Walter H. Caroon
Kinston, N.C
Trudeaus to Tito holiday plans likely Yugoslavia
Ottawa AP reports Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife will spend part of their holidays in Yugoslavia and likely meet President Tito while there. They are touring the Atlantic provinces now and will go on holiday after Sunday.
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Trudeaus
Tito
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