MU Opens Fall Classes On Aug. 26
The University of Missouri will begin its 136th year with classwork starting August 26 1974 75 orientation for new students August 22 and registration August 23. Enrollment is expected to rise above 22 615 last year with women showing the largest gains. Uptakes in residence halls remain strong and plans include magnetic key cards for late night access. Changes include remodeling projects on the old Chemistry Building and a veterinary medical complex. Deans may change across several schools due to retirements and resignations. The academic year includes Labor Day September 2 Thanksgiving break late November to early December and finals in December followed by a winter term starting January 9.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Brewer Field House
Red
Department of Art ,History and Archeology
H. George Frederickson
Indiana University
Arthur W. Nebel
Ford names 14 potential VP candidates for Ford presidency
The Chicago Sun Times reports Vice President Gerald Ford assembled a list of 14 possible vice presidential choices should he ascend to the presidency. The list includes Melvin Laird Albert Quie Charles Goodell Nelson Rockefeller Howard Baker Robert Brock Robert Taft Jr Robert Stafford Mark Hatfield Edward Brooke Charles Percy John Anderson Elliot Richardson and Ronald Reagan. A Ford spokesman says he has seen no such list and classifies reports of staff preparing an inaugural address as fabrication.
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Chicago
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Chicago Sun- Times
Washington
Nixon
Paul Miltich
Miltich
Mittich
The
Sun-Times
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Howard H. Baker Jr
William E. Brock
Tennessee
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Ronald Reagan
California
Peace talks gloom darkens Cyprus summit hopes
Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros warned the second round of Cyprus peace talks may be grim as Greece, Turkey and Britain seek a political settlement to build on a fragile cease-fire. Meanwhile, a British TV news crew member was killed by a land mine near Lapithos, with several reporters wounded. The Greek UN mission urged demilitarization and Turkish withdrawal as prerequisites to renewed talks in Geneva. Turkish forces pressed advances along the northern coast amid mounting mortar fire near Kyrenia.
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George Mavros
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Britain
New York Times
Simon Dring
BBC
New York
United Nations
U.N
Makarios
Athens
Geneva
Rauf Denktash
Glafcos Clerides
Dimmys Dimitrious
United States
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Shelbinan Killed In Plane Crash
Shelbina area in Missouri reports the death of John Brown 33 of rural Shelbina when a private single engine Cessna he piloted crashed on a farm two miles south of town. Eyewitnesses say the plane dove into the ground. FAA investigators look into the cause.
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Shelbina
John Brown
Here
Federal Aviation Administration
Bond urges use of 25th Amendment during Nixon impasse
Jefferson City Missouri Governor Christopher S Bond calls on President Nixon to invoke the 25th Amendment and temporarily relinquish duties if impeachment proceeds He stops short of demanding resignation praising Nixon’s past contributions while stressing the need to balance trial rights with national interest and urges a constitutional interim transfer of power if a Senate trial occurs.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Bond
Associated Press
Wellsville Personal News and Center Plans
Personal News from Wellsville reports donations for a new senior citizen center including a pool table chairs and a piano with planned items such as a coffee maker and card tables. A grand opening is planned with a carry in dinner on Monday August 12 and Mrs. Wright notes crafts may be part of the center activities. Middletown elementary school receives a third physical education gift all steel Trojan Giant Stride in honor of Glen Underwood relatives.
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Mary Crouch
Hallie Mae Wylie
Donald Wright
Senior Citizen Club
Wright Crafts
Middletown
Glen Underwood
Newton B
Ruby A. Farmer
H. T
Jack
Chris Farmer
Arley R
Floy Pritchett
Col
Fred
Jodie Pearson
J. Roy
Julia Underwood
Robert Pritchett
Underwood
Milk Reimbursement for School Programs Raised to Five Cents
The U S Department of Agriculture boosted Special Milk Program reimbursements. Free milk eligibility aligns with free meals standards. Institutions without food service may receive two half pints daily, with service may get one half pint in addition to meals. Milk sold to children now reimbursed at five cents per half pint, adjustable annually.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food Service
Bond Names Administrative Hearing Officer in Missouri
AP Michael C. Horn, assistant St. Louis public defender, named state administrative hearing officer by Gov. Christopher Bond. Horn succeeds John W. Carter, who resigned to join the federal government in Paducah Kentucky. The governor also announced further changes.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Michael C. Horn
St. Louis
Christopher
Bond
Horn
John W. Carter
Paducah
Appointments to Missouri professional licensing boards
Five professionals were named to Missouri licensing boards replacing expirations. Dr Joseph Cope of Lexington joins the Healing Arts Board, succeeding Dr Shelby Hughes. Dr John N Martin of St Joseph fills the Healing Arts Board seat vacated by Dr William Monaro Jr. Janet Port of Moberly joins the Nursing Board, succeeding Lucille Ferry. Zella M Harrington of St Louis County joins the Nursing Board, succeeding Ana Rice Thomas. Dr Robert C Cable of Joplin joins the Optometry Board, succeeding Dr John C Ewing.
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Joseph Cope
Lexington
State Board of Registration For the Healing Arts
Shelby Hughes
Clinton
John N. Martin
St. Joseph
William W
Janet
Moberly
State Board of Nursing
Lucille Ferry
Nevada
Zella M. Harrington
St. Louis County
Ana Rice Thomas
Flat River
Robert C. Cable
Joplin
State Board of Optometry
John C. Ewing
Macon
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