Farm Disaster Aid Discussed in Missouri
Jefferson City officials have discussed potential federal disaster assistance for farmers if drought again devastates crops. State Agriculture Director James Boillot says no firm plans to apply have been made as officials await the USDA’s second harvest estimate.
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Firestorms hit Braga as mob ransacks Communist HQ
In Braga Portugal hundreds of Catholics and other demonstrators set fire to a Communist party headquarters sheltering about 20 members. Police say three protesters were wounded as clashes with troops continued after dawn. Marines and reinforcements cleared the streets as violence surged in the north amid anti government protests tied to the revolution and a Catholic radio station seizure.
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Laotians Free American Held For Two Months
American Rosemary Conway, 37, held in Laos over two months without charges, was released as a goodwill gesture. Hanoi—Laotian note claimed she confessed to subversion and espionage, while the U.S. Embassy said she is not an agent of the U.S. government and she will depart for Thailand.
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Court Rules Oil Tariffs Illegal Stemming from Nixon and Ford
The U S Court of Appeals ruled illegal the oil import fees imposed by Presidents Nixon and Ford. The ruling bars further collection but does not confirm recovery of fees already paid. It cites Congress not authorizing such tariffs and warns against suspending checks and balances in emergencies.
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Congress
Volkmer Seeks Democratic Nomination for Ninth District
Harold J L Volkmer of Hannibal announces bid for Congress in Missouri ninth district. Currently in his fifth Missouri House term from the 13th district, he chairs the judiciary committee and serves on revenue and economics and joint rules. He cites energy, inflation, unemployment, and a balanced federal budget as priorities.
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Harold JL. Volkmer
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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First Lady Betty Ford interview spurs daughter Susan remarks
Susan Ford, 18, says her mother’s 60 Minutes conversation touched on abortion and personal views. In Topeka for a photography internship, Susan attended a Bennetts-hosted party and discussed her relationship with ski patrolman Brian McCartney, who visited from Vail.
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Topeka Capital Journal
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Vail
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McCartney
Rich Clarkson
Capital. Journal
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What Her Mother Said Betty Ford on Susan Ford affair
First Lady Betty Ford discusses her daughter Susan's future affairs and youth, saying she would counsel her and would not be surprised. She notes today’s youth feel free and mentions narcotics, drug experiences, and her own potential use in youth. Ford credits outspoken views with advancing women’s causes and hints at future influence on government appointments.
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Morley Safer
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Safer
Supreme Court
City May Join In New State Plan
Mexico may join an expansion of the Missouri Cities Betterment program under a council resolution. The move would notify the state of Mexico’s intent to join the All-Missouri Certified City program and boost coordination of municipal activities and citizen involvement. The council will consider bids for concrete work on Omar and Fairgrounds streets with Emery Sapp and Sons Inc. as low bidder at 232583.50. The council will again reestablish the Citizens' Advisory Committee for Housing and Community Development to guide federal funds and set a priority list for approval. Housing Authority ownership details and potential land transfer may require repaying $55910 to the federal government if land is turned over to the city. Amending the 1975-76 budget is on the agenda due to increased assessed valuations and the need to lower the levy to keep previous revenue.
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State of Mexico
Omar
Fairgrounds
Emery Sapp and Sons Inc
Columbia
Citizens’ Advisory Committee For
Housing and Comunity Pies Pth Mee Nea
Sam Vaughan
Mexico Housing Authority
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