West Germany Russia initial peace pact signed
Moscow reported the initialing of a West German Soviet peace pact seen as a temporary step toward a fuller treaty. The agreement accepts present European borders, renounces force, and aims to ease Bonn Moscow relations while not yet resolving Berlin access or reunification issues.
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Watrweigen
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Scheel
Moscow
Bonn
Christian Democrats
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Scheal
California Tries To Save Lake Tahoe
California moves to halt mudding of Lake Tahoe waters by naming the five worst silt polluters and ordering regional action. Sierra slopes shed soil when trees are removed, feeding mudflats that cloud the famed 6,000 foot lake, said board member W W Adams.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Lake Tahoe
State Water Resources Control Board
Regional Water Control Board
Sierra Nevada
W.W. Adams
Adams
Tahoe Basin
Single Red Rose Reaches Murray Police
In Murray Utah an unsigned note with a single red rose was delivered to the police department thanking Officer Linden Roberts for aiding a woman whose flat tire on Sixth West and Tripp Lane was fixed. The sender’s name remains unknown.
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Murray
Utah
Police Department
Sixth West
Tripp
Governor announces four reappointments in Missouri
JEFFERSON CITY AP Gov Warren Hearnes announced four reappointments today naming Thomas Alue of St. Louis to the State Board of Cosmetology W G Johns of Campbell and John R Peterson of Mountain Grove to the State Poultry Board Edwin Matthes of Desoto to the Missouri Illinois Jefferson Monrose Bridge Commission
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas Alue
St. Louis
State Board of Cosmetology
W. G. Johns
Campbell
John R. Peterson
Mountain Grove
State Poultry Beant
Edwin Matthes
Desoto
Jefferson‘Monrose
Soviet West German nonaggression pact initialed
The Soviet and West German foreign ministers initialed a nonaggression treaty in which West Germany accepts the postwar loss of eastern German territory to Poland and the Soviet Union. The pact goes to the West German Cabinet on Saturday with no clear sign of timing for signing.
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Moscow III
Soviet Union
Europe
Bonn
Moscow
Walter Scheel
Andrei Gromyko
Spiridonov
Brandt
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Oder
Neisse
West Germany
Roy Carver Installs Seaton's 1970-71 Officers
Roy Carver of Jefferson City installed the 1970 71 officers at James Bledsoe Post American Legion in Washington. New officers include commander Leon Rutherford first vice commander Leroy Sperry second vice commander Don Evzoll adjutant William L. Hase finance officer Mike George Pettebaum sergeant at arms Carl Anderson chaplain Frank Parker service officer Bart Jones and others. Board of trustees gains two year term member C C Rutter. meeting noted possible Legion property sale and a Girl Scout cabin gift. A stag supper August 27 and dance August 29 were announced with twenty members in attendance.
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James Bledsoe
American Legion
Roy Carver
Jefferson City
Veterans Affairs
Leon Rutherford
Leroy Sperry
Washington
Ceamander
Don Evzoll
Mike George Pettebaum
Mansfield
Oficer
William L. Hase
Carl Anderson
Commerce Commission
Charg Farms
Ben Johnson
Frank Parker
Barl Jones
Carver
Promenade
Springfield
Joseph M. Bone
C. C. Rutter
Wallace Metahn
Legion
U.S
Plunkatt Park
Gore Faces Tough Senate Fight in Tennessee
Tennessee voters will decide on November 3 between Sen. Albert Gore a anti Vietnam War Democrat and Rep. William Brock a pro Nixon Republican in a high stakes contest. Gore won renomination in a Democratic primary as Brock backed by Vice President Agnew seeks to unseat him aided by Tex Ritter and J D Boles in a party battle.
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Nashville, Tenn
Albert Gore
William Brock
Gore
Whitle House
Spiro T. Agnew
Brock
Tex Ritter
J.D. Boles
Cecil Pittard
Knoxville
American Party
Winfield Dunn
Memphis
John J. Hooker Jr
Dima
Nashville
Maxey Jarman
$1000 Mule Purse at Sedalia World Grand Champion judging
A purse of 1000 dollars awaits the World’s Grand Champion mule to be chosen on August 26 at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia.
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Sedalia
Missouri States
Warning on Nishnabotna Catfish Contamination
Missouri Conservation Department warned against eating catfish from the Nishnabotna River due to heavy dieldrin contamination. Tests near Hamburg Iowa found pesticide levels three to five times federal limits, with Dr. Robert L. Morris confirming results. Predatory fish appear less affected. similar warnings exist for Crooked Creek in Lincoln County.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Conservation Department
Nishnabotna River
Missouri
Department
Hamburg
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Robert L. Morris
Iowa State Hygienic Laboratory
Iowa City
Missouri Department
Crooked Creek
Lincoln County
Conservation Department
Young Couple Arrested For Marijuana Trade Near Wright City
A Warren County couple from Moscow Mills was arrested near Wright City after authorities seized about 50 pounds of marijuana in a canvas sack and multiple bags of ground marijuana. James Hull, 22, is jailed on 6000 bond for possession and sale. his wife Lolya Hull, 19, faces possession charges and was released to her mother. The Hulls, with a 2½ year old, had lived in the county about 30 days. Police traced the stop from a Lincoln County sheriff’s call relayed by State Trooper Ronald Bellew. The marijuana was described as cut in two.
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Warrenton
Warren County
Wright City
James Hull
Lolya
Moscow Mills
Void Pettig
Hulls
Paettig
Ronald Bellew
Lncoln County
Hwy. F
Pettig
Towa
National divorce plan calls for single ground for all states
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws urged a national model for divorce in 1971. It proposes one ground irretrievably broken, ending fault as a requirement, and a 90 day residency. The plan aims to equalize access to divorce, removing wealth-based advantages.
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ST. Louis
Law Group
National Conference of ‘Commissioners
American Bar’ Association
Barbecue To Raise Funds For Missouri Auditor Bid
Donald D. Decker and the Andrain County Pachyderms announce a August barbecue at Knights of Columbus Hall north of Mexico to fund Christopher Kit Bond for Missouri State Auditor. General chair Duane Rankin. ticket sales by Pachyderms at $10 single or $15 couple. Bond urges reform of tax money handling and deposits. he spoke to Missouri businessmen at the Executive Building.
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Donald D. Decker
Andrain County
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Mexico
Duane Rankin
Tangora
Decker
Audrain County
Kit
Knights of Columbus
Highway 15
St. Louis
Bond
Missouri
Fish Kill Waste Moves Down River
A glug of organic waste from Winston-Salem’s sewage disposal moves down the Yadkin River causing oxygen depletion and fish kills this summer. Authorities say there were no fresh mass deaths on the 25 mile stretch this time and game protectors found few fish left to fit on the line.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
North Carolina
Yadkin
Iit
Costs Rise For State Welfare Programs In June
State Division of Welfare reports higher costs for three major programs in June compared with May. Old age assistance rose to 7,142,485 with 97,456 on the rolls and an average grant of 75.96. Aid to dependent children cost 4,644,274 with 143,413 on rolls and an average family payment of 113.60. Disabled program cost 1,442,250 with 9,194 on rolls and an average grant of 76.54.
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Jefferson City
State Division of Welfare
Urban Renewal Begins In Harlem
Urban renewal starts in Harlem with an $11 million federal loan to renovate 27 vacant buildings. Contractors, many black, will create 40 blocks of low income cooperative apartments and avoid demolitions.
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New York
Harlem
Court Order Intolerable To McClellan Says Panel Faces Legal Threat
Senate investigations subcommittee risks a direct legal threat to its power as the DC Circuit Court issues a preliminary injunction blocking questioning of Thomas W. Sanders in a terror bombing probe. McClellan warns of a confrontation between legislature and judiciary as he cites over 5,000 bombings in 18 months, 43 deaths and more than $24 million in damage.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Senate
Subcommittee
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Legislative
Judiciary
Thomas W. Sanders
Berkeley
Calif
Sanders
McClellan
McClellan blasts court order on subpoenas in bombing probe
Senator McClellan argued the Court of Appeals ruling endangers congressional power to investigate bombing and organized crime. He noted his subcommittee has issued similar subpoenas hundreds of times and called the ruling an unconstitutional abridgement of separation of powers. Investigator Manuel testified Sanders, aka George Prosser, wrote Black Politics pieces urging guerrilla tactics.
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McClellan
Subcommittee
Court of Appeals
Sanders
Senate Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Phillip R. Manuel
George Prosser
Black Politics
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