Murder Suspected In Woman's Death In Missouri
Body of Laurene Garver, 59, found on a rural Randolph County road after a fire at her Columbia home. She wore a blue night gown with an electrical cord around her neck. authorities say she was struck and dragged about 60 feet. Autopsy ordered. purse found in a Moberly alley as two counties probe the case.
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Columbia
Randolph County
Fred Ward
Ward
Pearl Robb
Hunt Ave
Columbia Police Department
Moberly Police Department
Missouri Highway Patrol
Randolph County Sheriff's Department
Garver
Bob Muse
Columbia Police
Maudie Caldwell
Joyce Snipes
Mrs. Garver
Mrs. Caldwell
Judge Rules Cleveland Board Guilty in Desegregation Case
Federal Judge Frank J. Battisti found the Cleveland school board and the Ohio Board of Education guilty of fostering racial segregation in the city’s public schools. He ordered desegregation plans within 100 days, may appoint a special master, and barred new construction pending review. The NAACP had argued cross town busing is needed for true integration amid a system serving 127,000 students, about 57 percent Black.
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Cleveland
Cleveland School Board
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Ohio Board of Education
Cleveland Public Schools
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Battisti
NAACP
Bodyguard Saves Kosygin's Life After Heart Attack
London Evening News reports Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, 72, suffered a heart attack while swimming. A bodyguard administered oral resuscitation and professional medical help was immediately available, saving his life. Kosygin is not in serious condition.
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London
London Evening News
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Dole says debates will show Ford's depth and calm
Republican vice presidential nominee Bob Dole told reporters at the Maryland State Fair that upcoming Ford Carter debates could help voters see Ford as a man of depth and confidence. He noted the event may elicit more specifics from Carter on issues while acknowledging some fairgoers misidentified him as Mondale.
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Bob Dole
Ford
Dole
Carter
Sen
J. Glenn
Beall
Elizabeth
Paul 8. Sarbanes
Four New Faculty Members At St Brendan School
Four new teachers join St. Brendan School for the 1976 77 year. Sr Thomas Marie teaches seventh grade English social studies and 6th grade English. Mrs Jean Galioto handles eighth grade language arts social studies. Sister Peter Damiens teaches fourth grade and Miss Clare Sutter teaches sixth grade and science in seventh and eighth grades.
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St. Brendan School
Thomas Marie
Maryville College
St. Louis
University of Dayton
Dayton
Ohio
Mexico
Assumption School
Jean Galioto
University of Iinois
Urbana
Galioto
Lombard Jr. High
Lombard
Ill
Stitute
Illinois
Louisiana
Here
Mark
Michael
Kent Road
Peter Damiens
Missouri University
Columbia
Sister
St. Joseph's School
Martinsburg
Clare Sutter
Sutter
Fontbonne College
Andre
Binary nerve gas weapon described as dazzling and dangerous
San Francisco scientists report Pentagon seeks funds to develop a binary nerve gas weapon that would mix two harmless chemicals to form a highly toxic agent. Experts warn such weapons could lower barriers to production, with Congress previously rejecting funding for binary gas programs.
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San Francisco
Pentagon
RJ. Rutman
University of Pennsylvania
American Chemical Society
Rutman
Birthright program highlighted by Birthright speaker Missouri Citizens for Life
Missouri Citizens for Life met at the Farm and Home Building Monday with guest Sandy Barclay from Mid-Missouri Birthright in Jefferson City. She outlined Birthright's mission to aid pregnant women with free medical and legal help, financial aid, maternity clothes, housing, and mutual assistance homes. A September 28 program will feature Dr. Brennen comparing German doctors of 1940 to today. Meanwhile at Audrain Medical Center Ronald Harris and Darrel Sims welcomed newborn daughters Cody Lane Sims and a yet unnamed sister weighing five pounds nine ounces and eight pounds six ounces respectively.
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Missouri Citizens For Life
Sandy Barclay
Mid-Missouri Birthright
Jefferson City
Charles Riechers
Cochairman
MCL
Congress Sets Extra Billion For Postal Service Aid
Senate and House conferees agreed on a bill that adds 600 million dollars a year for two years to the Postal Service. The measure drops a requirement to return the agency to the normal appropriation process and stalls rate hikes or service cuts until a study commission reports. A 1970 act created the semi independent Postal Service to operate like a private firm amid ongoing losses. The commission would have seven voting members and report by March 15. The postmaster general remains appointed by the Board of Governors.
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Congress
Senate House
House
Senate
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Board of
Centralia Couple Welcome Daughter Michelle Dawn Auck
Mr and Mrs Jerry Auck of Centralia announce the birth of daughter Michelle Dawn Auck weighing eight pounds five ounces born Monday at 6 44 p m at Audrain Medical Center Mr Auck works for Custom Body Shop in Centralia
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Jerry Auck
Centralia
Michelle Dawn Auck
Audrain Medical Center
Auck
Custom Body Shop
Angela Deanne McKelvy
Marvin D. McKelvy
McKelvy
A.B. Chance Co
Dutch to curb royal power after Bernhard scandal
The Netherlands plans new laws to place royal family members under government supervision due to Prince Bernhard’s involvement in the Lockheed affair. Premier Joop den Uyl announced a bill authorizing state oversight over public royal activities, aiming to guide Beatrix’s future consort. Bernhard resigned from official posts after a probe found no conclusive evidence of paid influence, though the panel called his ties to Lockheed imprudent.
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The
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Joop den Uyl
Bernhard
Juliana
Beatrix
den Uyl
Council of State
Royal
Council
Lockheed
California Gov Brown silent on right to die bill
Sacramento California Gov Edmund Brown Jr declined to state his action on a bill allowing terminal patients to refuse life sustaining care and die with dignity The measure passed the Assembly 43 to 25 and would make California the first state to enact such a law Keene the bill's author said a living will could stop life support as death nears One opponent warned it could open a door to state sanctioned killings Brown has 30 days to sign veto or allow it to become law
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Calif
California
Edmund Brown Jr
Karen Ann Quinlan
New Jersey
Brown
Barry Keene
Eureka
Assembly
Keene
Vincent Thomas D
Faculty Dinner Opens MMA 1976-77 Year
Missouri Military Academy will start the 1976-77 school year with a 7 p.m. dinner for faculty staff and spouses at the Academy dining hall. The event precedes initial meetings and orientation sessions later this week ahead of cadet registration next week.
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Missouri Military Academy
Academy
Open House Set by Mexico High School Steering Committee
The Mexico High School Steering Committee met with Alan Coatsworth presiding to finalize plans for the annual Open House at the school. The event is scheduled for Tuesday September 14 at 7 30 p m. Parents will tour classes meet teachers and learn about school operations.
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Mexico
Alan Coatsworth
Coatsworth
F.M. Maupin
Charles Jansen
Lewis Galbreath
James Marley
Don Wortman
Carl Smarr
Robert Carter
John Cottey
John Sonwalt
Jack Harper
Kenneth Mortenson
H.O. Tolson
Ed Morris
William Lowry
Senators Honor Hart as Cancer Stricken Senator Retires
Senate liberals and conservatives united to praise retiring Sen. Philip Hart of Michigan as he nears the end of his third term. A resolution named a new Hart office building in his honor. Senator James Allen lauded Hart as gentle and devoted despite partisan lines. Also note birth of Angela Deanne McKelvy at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Marvin D McKelvy of Centralia.
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Washington
Senate
Philip Hart
Hart
Michigan
Beeen
James Allen
D-Ala
CB Buddies Chase Truck Wrong One
Dirty Don and his CB buddies chased a pickup after a sideswipe on Interstate 80 in Idaho. They followed the wrong truck for 75 miles before authorities halted Tom Whitehead and persuaded him not to press charges. Don apologized to Whitehead for the misidentification.
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Idaho
Dirty Don
Don
Interstate 80
Tom Whitehead
Washington
Whitehead
Arizona
Boise County
al Lewis
Lewis
Citizens Band
Elmore County
Muril Hillman
Mountain Home
Cbers
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