Missouri Farmers Elect Representative To Speak For Strikers
About 706 farmers from across Missouri elected Max Wargrave of Rushville as their official representative to meet with U S Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland and farm spokesmen from other states. Date Houk of Clinton was chosen as alternate.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Carter
Max Wargrave
Rushville
U.S
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Hargrove
Date Houk
Clinton
Virgil Morris
Butler
American Agriculture Movement
Morris
Sikeston
Jack Runyan
Teasdale
Congress
Runyan
Circuit Court
Marshall Craig
Hart’s Bakery
Fairgrounds
Chillicothe
Oil Leaders Hint At Price Freeze
CARACAS Venezuela AP Two leaders of OPEC indicate a price freeze for crude oil at least until spring. President Carlos Andres Perez claimed agreement to postpone the price issue if a unanimous decision cannot be reached, while UAE oil minister Mana Saeed Otaiba said unanimity requires holding current prices at 22.70 dollars per barrel.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Carlos Andres Perez
United Arab Emirates
Mana Saeed Otaiba
Otaiba
Saudi Arabia
Perez
Iraq
Libya
Algeria
Iran
Decline in Dollar Values Strains US Servicemen in Germany
In Bonn AP reports the dollar drop forces about 210,000 US servicemen in West Germany to tighten budgets. Over 20,000 lower ranking GIs with families pay rent in marks, raising living costs as the dollar slides from 3.20 to 2.11 marks. Some shift to German stores and taxis as relief loans rise 38 percent.
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Bonn
West Germany
U.S
Pfe
Franklin Dungan
Frankfurt
New Arrivals: Paul LeRoy Allen and Lisa Marie Fort
A son named Paul LeRoy Allen was born Tuesday at 4:50 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Marion J. Allen of Vandalia. He weighed seven pounds. Parents’ livelihoods include Harbison-Walker Refractories in Vandalia. A daughter named Lisa Marie Fort was born Tuesday at 9:51 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie R. Fort of Wellsville. She weighed six pounds two ounces. Mr. Fort works for Wellsville Fire Brick Co.
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Marion J. Allen
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Paul LeRoy Allen
Allen
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Lisa Marie Fort
Johnnie R. Fort
Wellsville
Mr. Fort
Mitchell to receive furlough for hip replacement decision
John N. Mitchell, jailed in the Watergate case for conspiracy and obstruction, will be furloughed next week for doctors to decide if hip replacement is needed. A Christmas furlough covers through January 12 with the decision on in or out of prison pending.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Watergate
Griffin B. Bell
Mitchell
Nixon
Carson Getting More Time Off
New York report says Johnny Carson signed a contract with NBC for 2.5 million dollars annually and extended time off. The deal reportedly ensures at least 25 three day work weeks, 14 weeks vacation, and 13 four day weeks, totaling about 125 workdays yearly, with more than five years length and options after.
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New York
Johnny Carson
NBC
New York Post
Carson
The
Post
Haldeman Leaves Prison on Holiday Furlough
H R Haldeman former Nixon chief of staff walked out of the Central California federal prison on a six day Christmas furlough urging fellow inmates to have a merry Christmas. He carried two suitcases kissed his wife Jo and headed to Los Angeles for the holidays. About 115 inmates received Christmas furloughs from three to seven days and he must return by December 27. He has been in prison since June 21 and was sentenced February 21 1975 to 2 1/2 to 8 years for conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury. The sentence was reduced to one to four years and he becomes eligible for parole as early as June 20 1978.
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Senate
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Mitchell
Nixon
Lompoc
Calif
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Gary Aldinger
Federal
Nixon Administration
Central California
Watergate
John Sirica
Carters Leave Washington for Christmas in Plains Georgia
President Carter and family fly from Washington to Plains for a quiet Georgia Christmas. They plan no newsmaking activities and hope for mild weather and quail hunting. The stay highlights Baptist church rifts in Plains with Carter expected to visit both the old and breakaway congregations and seek reconciliation.
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Washington
Carter
Georgia
Rogalynn
Amy
Jeff
Annette
Plains
Jody Powell
Plains Baptist Church
Maranatha Baptist Church
Maranatha
Culver-Stockton Names New Admissions Associate
Culver-Stockton College in Canton appointed Ron Rosendahl, a biology instructor and coach at Missouri Military Academy in Mexico, as admissions associate. Rosendahl will represent the college in Audrain and Montgomery counties after completing training by the admissions office. he is a 1971 C-S graduate with a 1974 masters from Northeast Missouri State University.
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Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Ron Rosendahl
Missouri Miliary Academy
Mexico
Culver-Stockton
Edwards
Rosendahl
Audrain
Montgomery
Northeast Missouri State University
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Joseph Teasdale
U.A.E
Middle East
Hanau
Dungan
Waynesboro
Dorothy Ogilvy-Lee
American Community Services Center
Hawau
United States
Miss Lee
Hanay
G&d
Stan's Beet & Burger
Dominion Foundries and Steal Co
Hamilton, Ont
William D. Hundley
Hleales
Savard
Superbug
AIR Park
Hwy
Raphael Darr
Carters
Village Cheese & Wine Shop
Cookie House
Merry Christmas
Ceri
Fett
Queen
Brazie
Capynant
D.Q Corp
Dairy Queen
E. Liberty
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