Missouri Senate Walkout Triggers Reorganization Deadlock
In Jefferson City, Senate and House conferees clash over a state reorganization bill. Senators walk out, blocking a compromise before the midnight deadline. Key issues include the governance of the tourism commission, senate consent over agency directors, and the placement of the state fruit experiment station. A last minute deal may be possible but appears unlikely as Friday approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Senate
House
William Cason
D-Clinton
Little Hoover Commission
Albert Spradling
Dcape Girardeau
Cason
Robert Snyder
Kirkwood
State Tourism Commission
State Fruit Experiment Station
State Boat Commission
Insurance
Credit Unions
Savings and Loan
Christopher S. Bond
Richard Webster
Carthage
Robert Knuth
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Bond
Knuth
Webster
Department of Revenue
Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital
Joe Holt
D-Fulton
Mountain Grove
University of Missouri
Missouri Institute Psychiatry
Session Forces Rep Lemon To Cancel Visit
Rep James Lemon of Audrain Boone and Callaway counties cancelled a planned visit to Mexico today because the legislature remained in session. He cited little hope for agreement on major bills energy and governmental reorganization, with the Senate and House entrenched. He predicted possible executive action to implement reorganization. He favored a PSC oil monitoring bill but warned Senate support depends on oil lobby influence. Lemon plans to continue Friday talks with constituents in the county courtroom in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lemon
Audrain County
Boone
Callaway
Mexico
Assembly
Christopher Bond
Senate
House
Bond
Lemon
William Cason
PSC
Rep
Missouri
Centralia Personal News Details Speech Therapy Program
Mrs Lemon outlines a four level communication model and screening methods used in Centralia schools. Kindergarten and first grade tests assess reception and expression while teacher referrals identify additional needs. About 45 percent show deficits, split into speech correction and speech improvement groups. The clinic uses a team approach with games like Stand Up For Your Sound and individualized instruction to improve articulation and language capacity.
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Lemon
Centralia
Personal News of Wellsville Warden Hilda Teague
Warden Hilda Teague, a musician, sang Keep Trusting My Lord to Mrs. Odem and God's Rainbow Shines for You to Mrs. Sydnor. Noble Grand announced committees led by Mrs. Hildebrand, Grant, Sydnor, Young, Appling, Deichman, and others. emblem was the Bible color yellow flower rose theme working together. Gifts were given to installing officer and staff. 1973 Noble Grand commended officers and presented gifts. Meeting closed by Mrs. Odem. Also, W. K. Hintz recuperating from surgery at Boone County Hospital, Columbia, and Ruth Cluster transferred to Boone County Hospital after worsening condition.
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Hilda Teague
Hildebrand
Sydnor
Deichman
Young
Odem
Ruth Cluster
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Resort Operators Plan On Big Vacation Year
Kansas City from AP. Resort owners and tourism experts across the nation forecast 1974 as the biggest vacation year despite gasoline shortages. Aquarena Springs president notes a 14 percent rise over last year, Oklahoma parks expect campers all summer, and Canadians report strong advance bookings. Missouri expands to handle crowds as Minnesota eyes distant travelers, urging careful driving to save fuel for fishing trips.
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Kansas City
Gene Phillips
Aquarena Springs
Austin
San Antonio
Tex
Peggy Weems
Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
Ms. Weems
Oklahoma
Dennis McDougall
Morson
Ontario
Minneapolis
Missouri
Minnesota
Doyle Sorenson
Hiawathaland
GM Earnings Set New Record in 1973
GM reported a preliminary record net income of 2.4 billion for 1973, topping the 2.16 billion high in 1972. The automaker posted 517 million for Q4 1973, with total sales at 35.8 billion, and fourth quarter sales of 9.01 billion, up from 8.82 billion a year earlier.
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Detroit
General Motors
Skylab Trio Begins Final Week's Work
Skylab 3 astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson near the end of an 84 day mission in orbit. They expect a May splashdown in the Pacific next Friday and report improved health and coping with weightlessness. They anticipate tens of thousands of photos and vast data aiding earth resources and space science.
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Space Center, Houston
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Pacific Ocean
Carr
Gibson
Earth
Monoxide death by own action Kills Five Others
Police report six people killed by carbon monoxide in Littleton Colorado. Betty Foster 34 reportedly died by running a car in a closed condo garage. Five others including Foster's husband Kenneth Foster 47 and three Higgins children ages 11, 10, and 7 perished after fumes entered two adjacent apartments, plus neighbor George Schroer 45.
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Littleton
Colo
Arapahoe County
Betty Foster
Egypt Plans Canal Repair and Israeli Entry Ban
Egypt allocated 87.4 million to restore the Suez Canal and cities. President Anwar Sadat said Israeli ships will be barred until Israel withdraws from Arab lands occupied in 1967 and 1978 wars and recognizes Palestinian rights, voiced to Yasir Arafat in a Thursday meeting.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
Israel
al Ahram
Sadat
Yasir Arafat
First Woman Doctor Stamp Honors Elizabeth Blackwell
A new purple 18 cent stamp marks the new international surface mail rate and features Dr Elizabeth Blackwell, who earned her medical degree at Geneva College now Hobart College in Geneva New York.
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Elizabeth Blackwell
Geneva College
Hobart College
Geneva
N. Y
Beef And Eggs Boost Family Grocery Bills
The Associated Press market basket survey shows January grocery bills rose 14 percent from last March as beef and eggs climbed. Butter and pork chops trimmed the rise, with 9 of 13 cities higher on January totals and a 3 percent average uptick.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
Boston
Ralph’s
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Miami
New York
Providence
R.I
Seattle
Volunteer Army Becomes Major Share Of Defense Budget
President Nixon’s proposed 87 billion dollar defense budget leans toward funding a growing all voluntary force. Personnel costs exceed 47.5 billion, about 55.4 percent of the budget, with steady pay raises and benefits driving the shift from conscription to volunteer service.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Pentagon
Defense
America
William K. Brehm
Brehm
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Oklahoma Area Seeks Nuclear Installations
A campaign has been launched to persuade the federal government to approve a multi billion dollar atomic energy complex for the Muskogee area in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Muskogee, Okla
Muskogee
Murder Charge is Withdrawn in Missouri Case
In Vienna Missouri AP dispatch Harold Hutchinson says a first degree murder complaint against William V Carson Rolla restaurant owner was dismissed before his preliminary hearing. The July 1972 shooting of Arnold Hayes candidate for sheriff prompted federal indictments in the Ft Leonard Wood area. Carson remains free on bond while North Carolina seeks extradition on a burglary indictment.
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Vienna
William V. Carson
Rolla
Harold Hutchinson
Carson
Arnold Hayes
David Offett
Richland
Springfield
Offett
Ft. Leonard Wood
Hutchinson
North Carolina
Hughes Charge Dismissed Judge Slams Indictment as Poor
Reno Nevada AP report states U.S. District Judge Bruce Thompson dismissed the indictment against Howard Hughes and four others for alleged 1968 conspiracy to deflate stock value in Hughes Airwest buyout. The government may seek a new indictment.
Seven Americans Survive Pago Pago Plane Crash
Seven Americans and two New Zealanders survived a Pan American 707 crash near Pago Pago airport in heavy rain that killed 92. The jet, en route Auckland-Honolulu-Los Angeles, crashed 3,000 feet from the runway as 11:41 p.m. local time single-engine visibility was poor. Investigators from the NTSB arrived as survivors, including Joan Merrill and crew member James S. Philipps, were treated for severe burns. one hospital death had been reported earlier.
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Pago Pago
American Samoa
Pan American Airways
South Pacific
Auckland
New Zealand
U.S
Honolulu
Los Angeles
L.B.J. Tropical Medical Center
Peter F. Beals
Beals
Joan Merrill
Alta Loma
Calif
Maury Merrill
James S. Philipps
Sonoma
Dick Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Smith
Roger Cann
Mary Cann
Ernest Meunster
Merced
Robert H
Loraine Kindermann
Rolling Meadows
Charles Culberson
United States
National Transportation Safety Board
George Miyachi
Federal Aviation Administration Pacific Asia
Miyachi
Jake King
Samoa News
Oakland Tribune
Mexico School Menus Next Week Report
School menus for Mexico district cover high school and elementary. Line items include beef patties on buns with fries and slaw, lasagna, chili, fried chicken, and fish on buns with varied sides. Milk served with all meals and extra milk available for a small fee. Menu subject to change without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
High School
Hardin
Menus From Al Menus R-1 North Callaway and Head Start
Weekly school meal menus list al menus R-1 North Callaway R-3 elementary and Head Start offerings. Items include wiener on bun pork and beans chili w beans coney dogs hamburgers meatloaf tamale pie tuna noodle casserole and varied sides with milk. Head Start week features orange juice oatmeal cheese sandwich salmon loaf cabbage with peanut butter stewed fruit and fruit desserts. Milk served with all meals.
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R-1
North Callaway School
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Loyola- Marymount University
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