Free Food Distribution Policy In Audrain County
Audrain County Court will decide next week whether to continue the free food distribution program serving 1241 residents monthly. New regulations require the county to cover 20 percent of distribution costs, about 3000 dollars yearly, to equalize funding with counties already paying half. Judge Floyd Lewis noted a meeting in Huntsville with the Northeast Missouri Judges Association to discuss the change.
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Floyd Lewis
Huntsville
Northeast Missouri Judges Association
Curvie Park For Juvenile Center?
Boonville Missouri AP Walter DeClue superintendent of the Boonville Training School of Boys urged the Missouri House Appropriations Committee to fund about 3 million dollars for a new maximum security unit. Rep Lucky Cantrell asked about expanding honor centers and keeping Boonville for hard-core youths. DeClue noted staff limits and that most troubled boys could not transfer. The panel will hear officials from St Louis County and city, plus about 40 others including an inmate, as it opens on site inquiries into state institutions. Cantrell plans subcommittees to visit all institutions this fall. Gov Hearnes urged caution before committing more hard-core offenders. A 1971 legislature request for 3 million was not acted on.
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Walter DeClue
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
DeClue
News
Cantrell
Dec
James G. McCullagh
Noah Weinstein
St. Louis County
Theodore McMillian
St. Louis City
Boonville School
Training School Board
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
St. Louis
Kansas City
Gallup
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Time Magazine
Theodore Kheel
National War Labor Board
Nixon
U.S. News & World Report
Arkansas Democrat
Minneapolis
American Federation of State
Jerry Wurf
Department of Labor
George P. Schultz
Office of Management and Budget
Shultz
Mills
Cost of Living Council
Nixon Goes To Sea To Put Problems In Perspective
President Nixon, a World War II sailor, returned to the sea for a 31 hour cruise from Balboa Bay to Catalina Island and Newport Bay. He said the voyage helps put problems in perspective, reading more on a boat and noting Camp David as a retreat. Nixon used the 5 foot Mo Jo yacht with companion C G Rebozo and producer Paul Keyes.
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San Clemente
Calif
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Newport Bay
Bebe” Rebozo
Key Biscayne, Fla
Hollywood
Paul Keyes
Thieu Victory Margin Uncertain in South Vietnam Election
In South Vietnam, Thieu supporters appeared set for a majority in the lower house after voters weekend election. Official returns from 140 of 159 seats showed Thieu 58, opposition 32, with 47 independents many from the Mekong Delta. Attacks by North Vietnam and Viet Cong were heavy but did not disrupt voting. turnout claimed at nearly 78.5 percent. The result keeps Thieu in control and supports plans for the Oct 3 presidential race.
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Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
Mekong
Delta
Duong van
Minh
Quang Buddhist
da Nan
Binh Dinh
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
United States
America
Vietnam
Nixon
le Trung Hien
Phase II set to replace wage freeze after 90 days
Secretary Hodgson outlined Phase II to involve formal consultations with organized labor business agriculture state and local governments and consumers ahead of the 90 day freeze end. Commerce head Stans and Treasury chief Connally signaled a thaw and fewer constraints with limited duration for Phase II.
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Washington
James D. Hodgson
Organized Labor
Consumers
Nixon
Hodgson
ABC
Maurice Stans
CBS
Treasury
John Connally
U.S
New York Times
Connally
Newsweek Magazine
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
NBC
Meet the Press
Woodcock
Gunman kills desk sergeant at Ingleside police station
A man with a shotgun burst into the Ingleside police station in San Francisco and killed Sgt. John V. Young and wounded a civilian, prompting armed guards at other stations. The attacker, described as tall and black, fired through a hole in the bulletproof glass before escaping. A Bank of America branch nearby was bombed minutes earlier, as were offices in Sacramento and San Mateo tied to radical Weatherman actions.
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Ingleside
John V. Young
Ellen Lipney
Young
Janes Nanz
Charles Bliss
Bank of America
State Department of Corrections
Sacramento
Weatherman
George Jackson
Jackson
San Quentin
State Department of Rehabilitation
San Mateo
Tech School to Open With 26 Adult Courses in Mexico
Mexico Area Vocational Technical School will host enrollment at 7:00 p.m. on Monday Sept 13 for adults 16 and over in Audrain and nearby counties, offering 26 state approved skilled and technical courses ranging from Algebra for Refractories to Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. Fees vary by course and district residence, with books extra. some programs run multiple semesters and several weeks, including Veterans Training and amateur radio.
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Mexico Tech
Mexico Area
Gary Vines
Jerry Dunlap
Mexico
George Taylor
Nona Young
Senate District Work Near End
Jefferson City Missouri AP reports the state senate redistricting commission nears completion filing with Secretary James Kirkpatrick. One member notes only corrections to district numbers were needed to prevent leaving senators out of office.
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Jefferson City
Senatorial Redistricting Commission
Secy
James C. Kirkpatrick
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