Bloodmobile visits set for September in Mexico and Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center sponsors Red Cross Bloodmobile visits from 1 to 6 p.m. September 6 at Mexico United Methodist Church and from 12 to 5 p.m. September 7 at Vandalia First Baptist Church. Mexico goal is 40 units, Vandalia 100. officials highlight donor incentives and strict medical eligibility rules to ensure donor safety.
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Transcripts cited in recall bid over judge sexist remarks
In Madison, feminists call for recall action against Judge Archie Simonson after a juvenile rape hearing transcript. Simonson says the transcript reinforces his defense and plans to use it in campaign speeches. The recall election is Sept. 7 for Simonson and five challengers.
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Court Clears Way For New Oil Drilling
The U S Court of Appeals cleared the way for the first offshore oil drilling in the Atlantic Ocean. Oil firms expect exploratory drilling to start before year’s end. The site lies 60 miles south of Long Island and runs along New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland in the Baltimore Canyon.
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Birth Kimberly Rae Rutherford
Mr and Mrs Gary D Rutherford of Vandalia welcomed daughter Kimberly Rae Rutherford born Thursday at 10 24 am at Audrain Medical Center. She weighed eight pounds four ounces. Parents and child are all reported in good health.
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Ex-jailer acquitted in sodomy case in Missouri
Bates County jury found former Jasper County chief jailer Charles Webb, 55, not guilty of sodomy charges. Webb denied having sexual relations with an 18 year old woman inmate in the jail.
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Nominee For FBI Undergoes Surgery
Frank M Johnson Carter nominee for FBI director undergoes stomach blood vessel surgery at Methodist Hospital Houston after earlier Birmingham diagnosis of a possible aneurysm. He is kept in intensive care for several days. Griffin Bell supports Johnson taking the post pending a clean bill of health.
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White House Mail Runs Against Canal Treaty
Washington AP reports mail and telephone responses to the Carter Panama Canal pact were heavily against the accord, with Powell unable to provide exact figures. Senate ratification faces GOP opposition as Reagan opposes the treaties, while Ford backs them. Sept 7 signing set at OAS HQ in Washington. Reagan meets ambassadors Linowitz and Bunker. he warns the transfer could threaten sovereignty and regional security. Sturgeon R-V luncheon menu lists week meals and milk with each.
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Major quake rocks eastern Indonesia near Java
A 6.4 magnitude quake struck eastern Indonesia near Java about 200 miles southeast of Jakarta with no immediate damage or casualties reported. The event followed last week's deadly tremor near Lombok and Bali, which killed 116 people and left many missing, injured, or displaced.
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No Problems In HHH Recovery
Hubert H. Humphrey, the senate’s Happy Warrior, is eating soft foods as he recovers from cancer surgery. Dr. John S. Najarian said there are no problems after IV feeding ended. A hospital spokesman noted a visit from Sen. Wendell Anderson. Humphrey will be released when ready and plans call for resumed chemotherapy next week to curb cancer spread.
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