Flash Flood Tops Missouri News In 1977
A September flash flood devastated parts of Kansas City and west-central Missouri, killing 25 in the metro area and causing about 100 million dollars in damage. The Progressive Farmers Association collapse ranked second, with over 7,000 investors losing roughly 12 million. The year also saw bitter cold, gas shortages, Teasdale administration turmoil, a Rabbitt conviction, tornadoes, base closures, Blue Law repeal, a long-running Hearnes probe, and a major teachers strike ending with mass firings.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Missouri
Associated Presa
Progressive Farmers Association
Brush Creek
Country Club Plaza
Pro
Gressive Farmers Association
PFA
Washington
Cities Service
St. Louis
Pleasant Hill
Higginsville
Harrisonville
Sedalia
Illinois
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
U.S. Senate
Congress
Chinese Tops In Pops Sound Strange To Us
New York AP writer Hugh A. Mulligan reports on a spoofing exchange about a Chinese pop hit titled The People I Gloriously Carry Manure to the Fields. Pluggers joke about Western versions, while considering possible parodies and collaborators.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
New York
China
Peking
Irving Berlin
Brill
Tin Pan Alley
Rodgers
Hammerstein
Elvis
Broadway
51St
Elton John
Linda Ronatadt
Debby Boone
Mannie
Picker
Plains
Stephen Sondheim
Woolworth's
al Jolson
Woolworth’s
Annie
Bette Midler
Shirley Bassey
Manchuria
Rod Stewart
Englebert Humperdinck
Nashville
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Missouri News
Teasdale
Insurance Department
House
Richard J. Rabbitt
Lambert Airport
Kansas
U.S. Attorney
Western Missouri
Goy
Peet Moss
Chairman Mag
Arnie
Handel
Hank Williams
Dolly Parton
Bobbie Gentry
Ching Chiang
Gang of Four
Yangtsekiang
Peter Frampton
Simon & Garfunkel
Montgomery Ward
Wards
Superamerica
Eve Ped
C.B. Radio
C.E. Radio Reg
C.B. Radio Reg
Dacron
Dogen Bps
W. Jackson
Mexico