Kissinger waits on Russ decision before Moscow trip
Secretary of State Kissinger delays final plans for a Moscow trip awaiting Soviet assurances to break the nuclear arms deadlock. Ford summoned Kissinger to White House discussions as Brezhnev signaled effort to avoid nuclear war. If talks proceed, Kissinger may depart for Moscow by December eighteenth. otherwise a Spain detour or separate trip could occur. A Kansas couple welcomes a son at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, with relatives listed.
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Washington
Henry A
Kissinger
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ford
White House
Warsaw
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Brezhnev
Europe
Cuba
Havana
U.S
Kremlin
Far East
Dobrynin
NATO
Brussels
Paris
Spain
Vladivostok
United States
Thomas L. Clark
Lenexa
Kans
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Emily Sue Gerling
Mexico
H.T. Gerling
P.G. Clark
St. Peters
Kristan Raye
Ellen Roper named Boone County probate judge
Gov. Bond names Ellen S. Roper, executive director of the Human Rights Commission, to fill the Boone County probate judge vacancy after Judge George C. Adams died. Roper, 35, resigns from the commission Dec. 9 for a Jan. 1, 1976 start, chosen over five candidates amid prior controversy with commissioner James H. Rhymes.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Human Rights Commission
Ellen S. Roper
Boone County
Boone County Republican Executive Committee
Roper
James H. Rhymes
Rhymes
Brandeis University
University of Missouri
Dog Detective Reunites Owners Missing Pets
Mount Prospect Illinois AP Bob Franks a former bill collector runs the Society of St Francis as a dog detective to reunite lost dogs with owners He reports 84 dogs returned from a hotline and outlines his modest funding and future plan to create a national membership He guides owners to shelters pounds and humane societies while continuing to operate in Illinois with a goal of break even and broader reach.
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Mount Prospect
Ill
Bob Franks
The
Society of St. Francis
Franks
Chicago
Saint Animals
Illinois State Federation of Humane Societies
Eight Billion Defense Bill Passes House-Senate Path
A conference committee sent a Pentagon appropriations bill to the House and Senate for final approval, amounting to over eight billion dollars less than Ford's request. The measure funds four AWACS aircraft, preserves Perimeter Acquisition Radar operations, rejects a five year base commissary subsidy phaseout, and allows B1 bomber production funding with no funding commitment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Mahon
Grand Forks
N.C
Truck Plates For Next Year Now On Sale
Truck license plates for 1976 are on sale at the Audrain County License Bureau in the courthouse. Heavy trucks over 18,000 pounds must display by February's end. Bring renewal notice, inspection slip, and 1975 tax receipt. if no renewal, bring previous registration. Bureau hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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License Bureau
Audrain County
Billie Potts
US vetoes 12th UN resolution on Israeli attacks in Lebanon
United States vetoed a Security Council resolution condemning Israeli air raids in Lebanon, while urging condemnation of Palestinian violence as well. Britain and several others backed amendments to condemn all violence. Israel boycotted the debate and opposition to PLO participation lingered.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
United Nations Security Council
Lebanon
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Council
Middle East
Israel
Costa Rica
Moynihan
Cameroon
Tanzania
Iraq
Guyana
Mauritania
Soviet Union
China
Byelorussia
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Sweden
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Court to Hear Environmental Impact Case
The Supreme Court will decide if the government must issue environmental impact statements for housing developments marketed in interstate commerce. HUD and Flit Ridge Development challenge a Denver circuit ruling, potentially affecting hundreds of multistate projects in resort housing and suburban subdivisions near major cities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Housing and Urban Development
New York
Chicago
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Dwight L. Chapin
Watergate
Chapin
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Denver
HUD
Flit Ridge Development Co
Illinois River Basin
Oklahoma
Third DI Convicted At Fort Wood
A third drill instructor at Fort Leonard Wood was found guilty of taking gifts from new recruits. Lt. J. C. William A. Bloodgood stole a radio a tape player and $5 from two basic trainees. Maj. Kenneth Mitchell reduced Bloodgood two grades and ordered $5000 in forfeiture and about $200 a month pay reduction. Bloodgood, a 13 year Army veteran, chose trial by military judge over a court martial board. Witnesses testified the trainees never got their gear back after transfer.
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Leonard Wood
Iet
J. C
William A. Bloodgood
Kenneth Mitchell
Sgt
Bloodgood
Maj
Mitchell
Ft. Leonard Wood
Hunt Hog Wins Carcass Class At Audrain Show
Mexico resident Jimmy Hunt won the carcass class at Audrain County Pork Producers Show held last week at the 4 H Center. The Pasco plaque was awarded. Judges noted 87.3 percent lean, 5.7 square inches of loin eye, 1.26 inches back fat and 31.2 inches carcass length.
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Jimmy Hunt
Mexico
Rte. 3
Audrain County Pork Producers
Pork Producers Association
Pasco
Dale Schwarre
Richard Oberdahlhoff
John Rudnaill
Hunt
Wright
Norfleet
Danny Barnes
Vandalia
Dennis Beedle
Auxvasse
Morris Fort
Martinsburg
Howard Barker
Fred Vedder
Wellsville
Edwin Lierheimer
John Isgrig
Rob Fort
Ralph Nowlin
Dale Hunt
Charles DeVault
Truman Cooley
Glenn Norfleet
Nolan Wilson
Gerald Chaney
Nixon plays golf with former aides in La Jolla
Richard M. Nixon joined two former aides and a San Diego car dealer for a round of golf at the La Jolla Country Club. Witnesses said he was in good spirits, smiling and waving while aides shooed away cameramen after he missed four of his first five putts. Nixon refused interview requests.
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Jolla
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
San Diego
la Jolla Country Club
Nixon
State Mansion Opens for Candlelight Tours this Week
The governor and Mrs. Bond host candlelight tours at the State Mansion Friday and Saturday nights. An antique toy collection donated by Jerry Smith of Kansas City will be on display. Last year over 1,800 people toured. volunteers in 1800s fashions will guide this year, and 3,000 handmade Victorian ornaments will decorate a 20 foot Christmas tree.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Jerry Smith
Kansas City
Lower Tax Cuts Bring Telephone Bill Savings in Missouri
Southwestern Bell customers in Missouri will cut their 1976 telephone bills by an estimated 4.6 million due to a federal excise tax drop from seven to six percent starting January 1. The reduction continues a four year downward trend and will fall by one percent annually until January 1, 1982. Wilma Sutton, Southwestern Bell Manager, said long distance users stand to gain most and that the company’s earnings won’t be affected as it merely collects the tax for the government.
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Southwestern Bell
Missouri
Wilma Sutton
Fliers May Have Trouble Getting Gas
The Federal Energy Administration warned private filers in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa they may face aviation gasoline shortages until after Jan 1 1976 as suppliers exhausted 80 and 100 octane aviation gasoline allocations for 1975.
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Kansas City
Federal Energy Administration
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Midwest
William H. Smith, Jr
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Clarks
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Dog Detective
Ford Defense
Associated Press
Philippines
John Milton
London
G&d Steaks Family Steak House
Fort Wood
Liberty
Woody Diane Allen Keaton Mee
Devt Stey
Iese RO RU PO Eae Ya Ey
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Parwon
Jefferson
State Mansion
Pizza Hut
East Liberty
SESTA
Gamble Paint & Glass CO
Mexico Area
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