Head Start Year Opens September 10 at First Presbyterian
Head Start for 1974 76 starts September 10 at 8 30 a m at the First Presbyterian Church with revised 4 1 program. Classes meet Monday through Thursday with Fridays for teacher training and admin duties. West side riders depart 7 30 8 a m east side 8 30 9 a m. school ends 12 30 1 p m. Frances Henderson director notes aims to boost thinking, social skills and self discipline in low income 3 5 year olds. A snack each morning and hot meal at 11 30. Dental and immunization checks are performed before entry. Parent volunteer workshop September 10. center committee meets September 9 at 7 p m.
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First Presbyterian Church
West Side
East Side
Frances Henderson
Two Injured In Callaway Accident
Two young people were hospitalized after a one car crash on Highway B near Shamrock between 2:30 and 3:00 a.m. Larry Ward 18 of Montgomery City the driver and Brenda Littrell 17 of Mexico were injured. Ward crawled to a neighbor for help while Littrell was conscious but not recorded as having serious injuries.
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Shamrock
Larry Wayne Ward
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Brenda Littrell
Littrell
Callaway County
Fulton
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Ward
Bill Jones
Centralia
Bessie Lepper
Baldwins Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs John Baldwin of Centralia are the proud parents of a seven pound one ounce girl born at 8 15 p m Friday at Audrain Medical Center The father is employed by American Press Co in Columbia
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Robert H. Lynn
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Lynn
John Baldwin
Centralia
Baldwin
American Press Co
Columbia
Accord Near Jackson Says Accord Near
Senator Henry M. Jackson reports progress toward a plan allowing Soviet Jews to immigrate freely as the Soviet economy weakens and MFN trading status looms. Ford and Kissinger are involved as discussions near exchanging documents. Jackson says oil prices could rise about 20 billion dollars with decontrol and a new 10 cent tax.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Ford Administration
Wor ringtons Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Roy Wormington of Paris announce the birth of a seven pound three ounce daughter at 2 30 p.m. Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Wormington is employed by Jack Samipson Construction Co.
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Roy Wormington
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Wormington
Jack Samipson Construction Co
Americans Stay Close to Home as Travel Slows in July
Federal data indicate millions heeded energy pleas with park visits falling 2.4 percent from July last year. DOT data show fewer interstate trips as prices rise. Growth in urban and nearby trips explains rises at the Great Smoky Mountains and Lincoln Memorial, while Yosemite declined. Overall July attendance at national parks totaled 32.12 million, about 2.3 million below 1973.
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Dennis Montgomery
Associated Press
National Park Service
Molly Brady
The
Park Service
Department of Transportation
U.S
Discover America, Inc
National Parks and Landmarks
Washington
Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Tennessee-North Carolina
Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
D.C
New York
Yosemite National Park
Federal Park System
Man Killed While Running Nude On Road
In El Dorado Arkansas a 46 year old Omaha man Fred M Jackson was struck and killed by a truck while running naked along U.S. 82. Marshall Wolfe of Paris Texas drove the truck. Deputy Coroner Mike Dumas says Jackson arrived in El Dorado from Omaha to visit his son and may have been en route to Magnolia to see his mother in law. Police received a call about 1 30 a m and state police had earlier warned him to stay off the highway.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Fred M. Jackson
Omaha
Neb
U.S. 82
Marshall D. Wolfe
Paris
Tex
Mike Dumas
Union County
Jackson
el Dorado
Freddie Jackson
Dumas
Magnolia
Rockefeller refuses to concede bid end in 1980 run talk
Nelson Rockefeller defends postponing any run for president beyond 1976 and cites leaders like Golda Meir and Konrad Adenauer who remained active in old age. He contests age as a barrier while noting Nixon prosecution views and signaling no plans for immediate campaigning into 1980. He spoke at his Maine summer home with his wife present.
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Seal Harbor
Maine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Golda Meir
Konrad Adenauer
William Henry Harrison
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Scott
Judge Hines Faces Conduct Examination
Columbia officials move to direct City Counselor to probe Judge Roger Hines conduct after his Boone County Circuit Court conviction for common assault on Roseann Fowler. If the inquiry finds grounds, the council could pursue removal. Hines faces a $50 fine and 40 days to appeal.
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Columbia
Columbia City Council
Terry Novak
Roger Hines
Hines
Boone County
Roseann Fowler
Novak
Robert Roper
Hawkinses Welcome Son in Montgomery City Center
A seven pound two ounce son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins of Montgomery City at 9 34 p m Center. Mr. Hawkins is self employed.
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James Hawkins
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Hawkins
Missouri Weather And Local Notices From Audrain Area
Clear to partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 50s to around 70 in the bootheel. Sunday brings a slight chance of thundershowers with highs in the 80s. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions, births, and discharges across several towns including Mexico, Vandalia, Centralia, Laddonia, Montgomery City, Marshall, Paris, and Martinsburg. Death of Robert N. Davis age 82 and two marriage license applications in the region.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Audrain Medical Center Today
Janet Lee Withington
Raymond Campbell
Galen Feger
David Sweezer
Mattie Applebee
Mexico
J. W. Stotler
Jerry L. Woodson
Vandalia
Kenneth Rivers
Centralia
Marvin G. Cox
Laddonia
Larry W. Ward
Montgomery City
William H. Ravenscroft
Marshall
Dennis Camden
Robert Lynn
Martinsburg
Roy Wormington
Paris
James Hawkins
John Baldwin
Elmer Wessler
Maude Fogle
Clarence Platte
Stanley Carter
James D. Cline
Ralph Barr
Beulah Baysinger
David Welch
James Stephenson
Holliday
Joseph Yostmayer
Rush Hill
Jean Crow
Daisy Love
Richard McKeaken
Ronald Fair
Crocia Boyd
Teddy Crigler
Anthony Berry
Nevada
Lisa Rutherford
Middletown
Floyd MacNermit
Auxvasse
Dennis Potter
Fulton
Annie Randell
Robert N. Davis
Pan Am Seeks $10.2 Million Monthly Federal Subsidy
Pan American World Airways asks Washington for a 10.2 million dollar monthly subsidy as years of losses and rising fuel costs threaten liquidity. The carrier warned a 76.6 million dollar loss this year amid higher costs and lower traffic after the fuel crisis. Public Safety Report details minor accidents, a church basement beer find, and a vehicle collision. fire crews battled beans smoldering at MFA Mill with no major damage. Stock market notes show mixed bids and changes across several firms including Commerce Bancshares, Interco, Kaiser Aluminum, Wal-Mart, and US Gypsum.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Civil Aeronautics Board
Public Safety Report
N. Western
W. Monroe
Finley A. Montgomery
Harvard
Evelyn M. Pulis
Ringo
W. Love
N. Washington Streets
Albert Seward
Irvin
PSD
Christian Church
Jackson
Public Safety Department
MFA
E. Holt St
Commerce Banc
Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A.B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Charles M Foster Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Charles M. Foster were to be held today at the Arnold Funeral Home officiated by Don Wortman. Burial was to be in Elmwood Cemetery with organist Mrs Ruth Keen. Pallbearers were Harold Sexton Loran Gibbs Carl Rentchler Oren McGee R M Breid and Obie Evans.
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Charles M. Foster
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Elmwood Cemetery
Ruth Keen
Harold Sexton
Loran Gibbs
Carl Rentchler
Oren McGee
R. M. Breid
Obie Evans
Robert N. Davis Dies In Denver
Robert Newton Davis 82, longtime Mexico resident, died Thursday in a Colorado hospital. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Monday at Howard Mortuary in Denver with burial in Plattsville. Born June 12, 1892 in Mexico to James Hord and Mary Robinson Davis, he moved to Colorado years ago. Survived by wife Pearl three daughters grandchildren and sister Mrs. Cora Dudley Benton City. eight siblings preceded him. A number of nieces and nephews in Mexico area also survive.
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Mexico
Robert Newton Davis
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Howard Mortuary
Plattsville
Mr. Davis
James Hord
Mary Robinson Davis
Pearl
Cora Dudley
Benton City
Davis
Mexico Area
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Walt Disney Productions
Little Dixie Drive-In
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Richard Harris
Showtime
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Charles Foster
Kelly’s
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Missouri House of Representatives
William S. Lowe
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