Carter unveils plan to replace welfare with $34 billion program
President Carter proposed scrapping current welfare for a $34 billion plan to cash support nonworkers and place capable recipients into jobs. He called the system anti-work and anti-family and warned of a break with the past while noting added spending and tax credits. The plan includes no work requirement for the aged, blind, disabled and single parents of children.
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Carter
Congress
Treasury
Mississippi
Hawaii
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
District of Columbia
White House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
GreenCo names four new vice presidents at Chicago meeting
A.P. Green Refractories Co. announces four new vice presidents after a directors meeting in Chicago. Robert W. Hill becomes vice president marketing, C. William Glunk vice president sales, Carl A. Krinbill vice president manufacturing, and M. Rex Easterling vice president finance. The piece details Hill, Glunk, and Krinbill's long careers, offices, and family ties, plus Easterling’s tenure and civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Harry M. Stover
Chicago
Green Company
Robert W. Hill
C. William Glunk
Carl A. Krinbill
M. Rex Basterling
Hill
B.J. Bartells Co
Seattle
Alaska
Mr. Hill
The
University of Missouri
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Mexico
Darlene
S. Western Ave
Elizabeth
Jennifer
First Christian Church
Glunk
Green
Slurry Seal Work Resumes Monday
City street crews will operate a slurry machine on five Mexico streets next week. Beginning Monday the machine will work on Pinelawn from Fairground to the dead end. On Tuesday Kent Road 400 feet north of Curtis to Beacon will be processed. Wednesday Pleasant Street from Jefferson to Woodlawn is slated for work. Thursday Michigan Street from West to Morris will be repaired. Friday Kent Road from Beacon to Bennington will be under repair. Cars must be off the streets by 7 a.m. on scheduled days. Streets closed about 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Street
Mexico Streets
Pinelawn
Fairground
Kent Road
Curtis
Beacon
Pleasant Street
Jefferson
Woodlawn
Michigan St
Morris
Kent Rd
Bennington
Gil Patrick
Beefed Up Patrols After Vandals Strike City
In response to 11 acts of car vandalism in Mexico last night the Mexico Public Safety Department will deploy extra patrols tonight. Chief Don Bolli urged residents to report suspicious activity. Incidents occurred at Khoury League Field and on S Morris Robin Hood Ringo Woodlawn and S Coal with windshield and window damage and scattered concrete fragments. First report came at 10 34 p m Friday. Vehicles owned by Kathryn Johnson George Simpson Andrew Tuepker Thomas Threlkeld Carl Myers William Alburs Norman Genthon Morris Crews Eldora Lowry Sammy Salmons Janet Wertz and others were damaged.
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Mexico
Mexico Public Safety Department
PSD
Don Bolli
Bolli
Khoury League
S. Morris
Robin Hood
Ringo
Woodlawn
S. Coal
Kathryn Johnson
George A. Simpson
Morris
Andrew Tuepker
Richard Hencke
Thomas Threlkeld
Henke
Carl Myers
PSC
William Alburs
Norman Genthon
Morris Crews
Eldora Lowry
Sammy Salmons
Public Safety
Janet Wertz
Phone Workers Ready For Midnight Strike
About 700000 telephone employees prepare to strike at midnight as three unions and the Bell System press on with talks mediated by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Officials warn of major disruptions to installation and repair if no deal is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Twyman and Cobb
Moberly
Laura White
Washington
Bell System
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finis Stubblefield Dies At 63
Finis L. Stubblefield 63 of 921 N Olive Street died on arrival at Audrain Medical Center after a heart attack. Services Monday 10:30 at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Collins. burial in East Lawn Memorial Park. Born Sept 3 1913 in New Bloomfield he married Frances Wyss in 1935. Survived by wife, son James Lee, grandson Tony, sister Jewell Mayer. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church in Mexico.
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Finis L. Stubblefiel
N. Olive Street
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
East Lawn Memorial Park
New Bloomfield
Ocie
Althea Emmons Stubblefield
Frances Wyss
Mexico
Stubblefield
A.P. Green Refractories Co
New Bloomfield Baptist Church
James Lee Stubblefield
Tony Stubblefield
John
Jewell) Mayer
Fayette
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Lowell Anderson
E. Love St
GreenCo
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Dallas
Pueblo
Colo
Woodbridge
N.J
Purdue University
Richmond
Toronto
Tarentum
Missouri
CIA
Mexicana de Refractorios
Mexico City
Monterrey
Remmeys
Krinbill
Fulton
Northeast Manufacturers Assa
Mexico Kiwanis Club
American Ceramic Society
Refractories Institute
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Mary Margaret
S. Western
Carol Stream
Ill
Alfred Turgeon
Champaign
Easterling
Whitman College
University of Denver
Great Rivers Boy Scout Council
Financial Executive Institute
National Association of Accountants, Missouri Chamber of Commerce
McLeod Society
Mr. Easterling
Carolyn
Melody Lane
St. Louis
Byron
Columbia
Robert Barr
Boston
Mass
M. Rex Easterling
Carl A, Krinhill
C. William Giunk
Phillips
Wisconsin
Finis Stubblefield
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