Begin Plans New Meeting With Sadat On Christmas
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin said he would meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on Christmas Day to discuss Middle East peace conditions. The meeting would occur after lunch at Sadat's Ismailia residence, with talks to follow.
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Associated Press
Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Begin
New York
Barbara Walters
ABC News
Egypt
Ismailia
Sadat
Suez Canal City
ABC Evening News
Carter
Washington
U.S
Mideast
Israel
Tiny Post Offices Again Face Closing
Washington AP reports Eagle City Oklahoma may lose its post office as new rules reopen rural closures after a moratorium. The Eagle City unit served 14 customers, lost $11,972 last year against $708 income, and may close while customers keep a mailing address for nearby routes. The service aims to save hundreds of millions by downsizing offices, while guarantees offer public input and appeals before actions.
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Eagle City
Okla
Postal Service
Congress
Benjamin F. Bailor
Postal Rate Commission
Smile
Chicken
Alaska
Zap
N.D
Farmers Try To Stop Deliveries Of Bread In Sikeston Missouri
About 100 Missouri farmers marched on Hart's Bakery and Bunny Bread warehouses in Sikeston to block deliveries. Police reported no violence as officers monitored pickets and shipments were delayed. In Kansas, pickets at a Nash-Finch warehouse were withdrawn after leaders claimed a show of strength. Groceries across several towns ran low on bread as farmers aimed to pressure distributors.
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Sikeston
Hart's Bakery
Bunny Bread
Joe Sebourn
Sebourn
Hart’s
Kansas
American Agriculture Office
Liberal
Kan
Nash-Finch Food Co
Oklahoma
Texas
Dim Carruthers
Liberal Farm Strike Office
Arkansas
Mrs. Dorothy Sims Powell Dies At 53 In Mexico Resident
Mrs. Dorothy Alice Sims Powell 53 of 2715 Fairground died at 4 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center after months of declining health. Born July 8 1924 in Monroe County she married Robert L Powell June 30 1941 in Moberly who survives. Survivors include two sons four daughters five grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with ministers Wraith and Leslie officiating burial in Stoutsville Cemetery. The family will receive friends tonight after 7 at the funeral home. She lived in Mexico since 1942 and worked for Montgomery Ward for 14 years. she was a member of the First Christian Church.
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Fairground
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral
George B. Wraith
First Christian Church
David
Leslie
Kentucky Road
Dorothy Alice Sims
Monroe County
Marlon and
Zeremia Caylor Sims
Moberly
Ronnie Powell
Columbia
Roger Powell
Teresa Rogera
Kirksville
Vicki Epperson
Salisbury
Becky
Bobbie Powell
Vernon Lee Sims
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lindell Sims
Macon
Marion Sims
St. Louis
William Chrismer
Route 5
Elaine Nichole Chrismer
Lee Blake
Mexico
Roy Chrismer
Laddonia
Erma Slavens
Susie Smith
Chrismer
MFA Feed Mill
Mrs
Pin Oaks
Mexico City council race sees lone incumbent filing
With three days left to file for election, only one candidate has formally announced. Lewis Brooks filed for reelection while Dr. John Boyce plans not to seek another term. City officials expect at least two candidates for the two open seats, and a potential primary if filings exceed four.
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Mexico
Anne Shafer
Gary Eide
Lewis Brooks
John Boyce
Eide
Mexico Council
It Pays To Know About Wood Your Fireplace Uses
The article explains how popular firewood use is in homes and stove heating, compares softwoods and hardwoods for burning, and advises on proper drying and seasoning. It notes energy loss in fireplaces, recommends densest woods in blends, and defines a standard cord as eight by four by four feet totaling 128 cubic feet with weight roughly two tons.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
National Association of Home Builders
Census Bureau
No Tax Exemption For Scientologists
Missouri Supreme Court rules on property tax exemptions requiring belief in the Supreme Being as a minimum. Justices split on whether religious worship must be defined by orthodox content, with Judge Seiler urging broader scope. Majority upholds Tax Commission, finding Scientology more an applied philosophy with religious connotation but not worship of the Supreme Being.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
State Tax Commission
Missouri Church of Scientology
Robert Seiler
Seiler
Albert Rendlen
Tax Commission
Church of Scientology
California
Second Journey To Ching On Sale At Ledger Book Offered
The Ledger publishes a 40 page illustrated collection of Ching articles by Robert M L White. Ledger editor and publisher announces the title is now on sale at The Ledger. Price is 1 dollar each or 1.56 dollars for Annique Christmas present editions.
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Robert Hill
Brashear
Kirby Allen
Harold Adams
Cluch
Richard Varice
Robert ML. White I
Ledger
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