Governors Oppose Energy Proposals at Midwestern Conference
At Shangri-la Lodge Oklahoma Governor David Boren and peers clashed with Federal Energy Administration director John O Leary over energy policy amid a controversial vote. The governors condemned parts of President Carter's program, urging deregulation of oil and gas prices and faster energy reserve studies while opposing price controls on natural gas. Wisconsin's Martin Schreiber opposed the statement.
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Afton
Okla
Carter
Shangri-la Lodge
Wisconsin
Martin Schreiber
Oklahoma
David Boren
Kansas
Robert Bennett
John O' Leary
Federal Energy Administration
O'Leary
Boren
Bennett
Mondale
James Schlesinger
Energy Department
Missouri Senate braces for appointments amid building bill
Missouri Senate leaders plan to tackle a $125 million building bill first while three gubernatorial appointments face possible delay. Governor Teasdale has named Alberta Slavin to the Public Service Commission and W Robert Aylward and J B Dunn Jr to the Conservation Commission, drawing criticism from conservation groups and prompting questions about consent timing and 30 day confirmation rules.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
House
Senate
Joseph Teasdale
Teasdale
Alberta Slavin
Missouri Public Service Commis
Sion
W. Robert Aylward
J.B. Dunn, Jr
State Conservation Commission
John Schneider
St. Louis
Norman Merrell
Monticello
Merrell
Slavin
Aylward
Dunn
Kansas City
The
Conservation Federation of Missouri
Izaak Walton League
Mississippi Valley Duck Hunters Association
Missouri
Corrections Director Gourley to resign Sept 1
AP reports state Corrections Director Ewing B. Gourley will quit Sept 1 to join Health Projects Inc as vice president. At 34, he has led the correctional system since April, after prior service as Division of Family Services director. The move leaves a vacant post as lawmakers consider $37 million for a new St. Louis area prison and renovations across facilities.
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Jefferson City
Ewing B. Gourley
Gourley
Health Projects, Inc
Sikeston, Mo
Edward Haynes
Division of Family Services
State Department of Social Services
Divison
St. Louis
James Walsh
Kansas City
House
Senate
Birth of Brian Michael Stone in Audrain Medical Center
Brian Michael Stone is the son born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Stone of Farber. He arrived on Tuesday at 2:58 p.m. weighing six pounds 15 ounces. The father works for Harbison-Walker-Refractories in Vandalia.
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Brian Michael Stone
Jesse M. Stone
Farber
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Stone
Harbison-Walker
Vandalia
Governors condemn Carter agriculture and guard merger
Midwestern Governors Conference approved a statement criticizing the Carter administration for agricultural inaction and urging meat import reductions until domestic costs are covered. The group also urged the federal government to fund water pollution abatement and opposed merging the National Guard with federal reserve forces.
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Afton
Okla
Midwestern Governors Conference
National Guard
Federal Reserve
Neighborhood Carnival Names Sharon Jenkins Ringmaster
Sharon Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jenkins will serve as ringmaster for a carnival against muscular dystrophy at 10 a m Thursday at 1508 Kent Rd. She will be assisted by Colette Hoffmann Jo Jo Hoffmann Susan Jenkins and Stephanie Elliott. Adult sponsors are Mr and Mrs Jenkins and Mr and Mrs Tom Hoffmann.
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Sharon Jenkins
Lloyd Jenkins
Kent Rd
Sharon
Colette
Jo-Jo Hoffmann
Susan Jenkins
Stephanie Elliott
Mrs. Jenkins
Mrs Tom Hoffmann
Hawthorne Girl Scout Registration Set at School Gym
Hawthorne Girl and Hawthorne School Girl Scouts will register Thursday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon in the Hawthorne gymnasium. The $2 fee covers membership dues and insurance. First and second graders register in Brownie troops 265, 32 or 322, while third to fifth graders join Junior troops 275, 265 or 260. For more information call Mrs. Jim Burnett at 581-3022.
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Hawthorne Girl
Hawthorne School
Hawthorne
Brownic
Jim Burnett
ABA Wrestles With Advertising Issue in Chicago
The American Bar Association debated advertising rules for lawyers, weighing consumer benefits against potential deception. The 360-member House of Delegates aimed to approve proposals guiding how attorneys may advertise, though final recommendations are nonbinding on states.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Arizona
Jus
Thes
Board of Governors
Brad Broemmel At Jamboree
Brad Broemmel son of Mr and Mrs Bo Broemmel 821 Ringo attended the Ninth National Boy Scout Jamboree with 28500 scouts at Moraine State Park Pa He is due home Thursday and one of 65 scouts from the Great Rivers Council He belongs to St Brendan s Troop 35 Knights of Columbus sponsors the unit The group traveled from Columbia by chartered bus to the jamboree opening Aug 3 The item mentions the affair and lists his family and troop details
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Brad Broemmel
Bo Broemmel
Ringo
Moraine State Park
Great Rivers Council
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Brad
St. Brendan’s
Knights of Columbus
Guerrillas Force Entry Into Rhodesian Mission Kill Two
Black nationalist guerrillas forced entry at St Pauls mission in western Rhodesia and killed German doctor Dr Johanna Decker, 59, and Austrian nun Sister Ferdinanda. A surviving nun described attackers drinking at a local beer hall before the assault. Security forces pursued suspects as a tractor contractor, Rudi Kogler, 45, was killed after confronting the guerrillas.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Oday
Johanna Decker
Ferdinanda
St. Paul's Mission
Salisbury
Precious Blood Hospital
Durban
South Africa
Johanna Davies
Decker
Dr. Decker
Dr. Davies
Regina Mundi Mission Way
Rudi Kogler
Kogler
Beeny Agrees to Civics Adver Advertising Ban in Forest Lands
Bill Beeny, candidate in Missouri 1964 Democratic governor race, agrees to a court order barring deceptive advertising of 3000 acres in Daniel Boone Forest by Wright City real estate agent. The agreement, signed without admitting wrongdoing, also bans portraying land as an outdoor retreat or hunting and fishing destination without noting state control.
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Jefferson City
Daniel Boone Forest
Bill Beeny
Warren Hearnes
Wright City
State Conservation Commission
Cole County
James Riley
Attorney General's
Consumer Protection Division
Riley
Rodney M. Loesch
Loesch
Kennedy and Revel Kennedy separate after 18 years
Academy Award winner George Kennedy and his wife Revel have separated after 18 years of marriage. He cited long running incompatibility and said no divorce is planned for now. The couple has two children Karianne aged 15 and Christopher aged 31.
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New York
George Kennedy
Revel
Kennedy
Kennedys
Karianne
Christopher
Vikki Carr Seeks Rest After Vocal Cord Bruise
Singer Vikki Carr, 36, was admitted to Methodist Hospital Houston for bruised vocal cords. A spokesman said she postponed a Denver appearance to October to rest her voice.
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Houston
Vikki Carr
Methodist Hospital
Miss Carr
Denver
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