Danforth Pleased in Abortion Ruling
Missouri Attorney General John Danforth welcomed a federal court ruling upholding most of the state's abortion law. The decision preserves parental and spousal consent requirements for minors and prohibits saline amniocentesis after week 12, while striking down a provision to keep alive a fetus born of abortion. Danforth indicated the ruling may be appealed and could attract Supreme Court review.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Danforth
St. Louis
U.S. District Court
Roy W. Harper
H. Kenneth Wangelin
William Webster
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
High Court
Planned Parenthood Corp
Central
Supreme) Court
TWA Sells Iran Six Jumbo Jets Amid DENIALS
TWA says it sold six Boeing 747 jumbo jets to Iran for 99 million dollars with delivery this year, while Iran Air in Tehran denies any purchase. Boeing and Pan Am move on deals with Iran and Iraqis Airways orders eight 747s from Boeing. CAB approves large overseas run exchange as unions decry cuts.
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Associated Press
Trans World Airlines
Iran Air
Tehran
Iran
TWA
Seattle
Boeing Commercial Aircraft Corp
Iraqi Airways
Boeing
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Strip Mining Rules Follow Vetoed Law
WASHINGTON AP President Ford vetoed a bill to curb strip mining but the administration uses rule making to implement many environmental standards. Interior Secretary Morton ordered the proposed rules published in the Federal Register and they apply to federally owned coal mining with land reclamation licenses and rules for steep slopes and river beds in the West.
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Washington
Ford
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Federal Register
Executive Branch
Interior Department
Armed fighting erupts in Asmara between Ethiopian troops and Eritrean rebels
House-to-house fighting rages in Asmara as government troops clash with Eritrean Liberation Front and Popular Liberation Front rebels. Reports say heavy casualties uncertain. airport closed and curfew enforced. About 30 Americans at Kagnew base witnessed the attack while U.S. considers evacuations. Rebels claim Libya supplied arms and vow further strikes as clashes spill into the city.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Asmara
Red Sea
Here
U.S
Eritrean Liberation Front
ELF
Popular Liberation Front
PLF
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Osman Saleh Sabbi
Beirut
Sabbi
Libya
Robert Perry
Kissinger Tries Food As Diplomatic Delay Tactic
Secretary of State Kissinger plans to urge Congress to delay the Turkey aid cutoff, citing steps like a 1,000-man troop reduction and readiness to meet Turkish and Greek ministers in Europe. Rosenthal and other lawmakers doubt the case for extension without substantial Turkish concessions. A separate notice reports the birth of a daughter to Melvin Wayne Todd Jr. and wife at Audrain Medical Center with Todd employed by Heim Equipment Co.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Turkey
State Department
Ankara
Kissinger
Europe
Middle East
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Rosenthal
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
John Brademas
D-Ind
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
United States
Cyprus
Ford
Robert Anderson
Melvin Wayne Todd Jr
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Todd
Heim Equipment Co
Food aid seen as diplomacy tool by Butz
Fresno AP reports Agriculture Secretary Butz says food is a strong diplomacy tool and US will provide 1.4 billion dollars in food aid this year to areas of hunger and Mideast nations as part of détente. He warns embargoes to lower oil prices would backfire. He supports a 30 percent rise in food stamp charges to offset federal costs, though Congress may block it.
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Fresno
Calif
United States
Farl L. Butz
Butz
Mideast
Ford
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
No Mickey Mouse For Happy Hooker court suit filed
Walt Disney Productions sues Mature Pictures Corp and others over use of The Mickey Mouse March in The Life and Times of a Happy Hooker alleging irreparable injury to ownership rights. The film has shown in New York theaters for about three months and features a nude scene with three men wearing Mouseketeer ears.
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Walt Disney
Walt Disney Productions
Mickey Mouse Club
Disney
Walter Stratton
Mature Pictures Corp
Distributors
Hubert Sauinee Spangler & , Mt Tagiy
Deaths William F Jenkins Dies Rites Pending
William F. Jenkins 84 of Vandalia died at 10 25 p m Friday at Audram Medical Center Funeral services are pending at Waters Funeral Home Born March 25 1890 in St James son of John and Martha Holmes Jenkins Married Carrie F Horton in 1919 who died in December 1974 Lived most of life in Vandalia moved to Monroe Manor Paris Oct 8 1973 Survivors include two daughters Elmer Kidd Vandalia Louise Waring Nebraska City Neb one son Carroll Jenkins Middletown two sisters Minnie Jenkins Phoenix Eva Tittsworth Independence 16 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his wife two sons Alvin Jenkins and William H Jenkins one daughter Carrie Dollie Welch two children who died in infancy and eight grandchildren
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William F. Jenkins
Vandalia
Audram Medical Center
Waters Funeral Home
St. James
John
Martha Holmes Jenkins
Carrie F. Horton
Monroe Manor
Paris
Elmer Kidd
Louise Waring
Nebraska City
Neb
Carroll Jenkins
Middletown
Minnie Jenkins
Phoenix
Ariz
Eva Tittsworth
Independence
Alvin Jenkins
William H. Jenkins
Carrie
Dollie) Welch
Aubrey Seal Funeral Rites Held in Wellsville
Funeral services for Aubrey Seal 75 of Wellsville will be held this afternoon at Meyers Funeral Home Wellsville with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. He died Friday at Audrain Medical Center Mexico. Born to Samuel and Lizzie Shaddock Seal he was a Baptist Church member and Navy veteran. Survived by sister Mrs. Robert R. Stansbury of New London Iowa.
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Wellsville
Aubrey Seal
Meyers Funeral Home
Seal
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Samuel
Lizzie Shaddock Seal
The
Baptist Church
Navy
Robert R. Stansbury
New London
Iowa
Mexicoan's Father Dies in Wentzville
Roy Edgar Munns 65 of St. Charles died of a heart attack at Southern Air Restaurant in Wentzville on Friday. He was pronounced dead at St. Joseph Hospital. Survived by his son Robert L. Munns of Mexico and a wife Margaret English. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Monday at T.E. Pitman Funeral Chapel Wentzville. Burial Maplehill Cemetery Kirksville. Calling after 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Born July 2, 1909 in Knox City Missouri to John Edgar and Florabell Munns. Also survived by daughter Margaret Ann Rouse of Columbia, three grandchildren, brother George W. Munns, sister Alta Caldwell of St. Joseph. Munns was manager of MFA Exchange in Wentzville.
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Southern Air
Wentzville
Roy Edgar Munns
St. Charles
St. Joseph Hospital
Munns
Robert L. Munns
T.E. Pitman
Maplehill
Kirksville
Mr. Munns
Knox City
John Edgar
Florabell Limbille Munns
Margaret —_ English
Charles
Margaret Ann) Rouse
Columbia
George W. Munns
Alta Caldwell
St. Joseph
Policeman Dies As Hero In Terror Ambush
In Donaghmore County Tyrone a police sergeant, George Coulter, died shielding a 20 year old woman reservist as gunmen fired about 20 high-velocity rounds at a patrol car. The driver was wounded. the reservist and another officer were unharmed. Coulter is named as the 51st police death in Northern Ireland's conflict. The attack is blamed on the Irish Republican Army.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
George Coulter
Donaghmore
County Tyrone
Coulter
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Jesse Woodrow of Santa Fe Dies at 64
Jesse SS. Woodrow, 64, of Santa Fe, died at 4 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. He was a farmer born April 10, 1910 in Birmingham, Iowa. Survived by his wife Mary Katherine Muldrow and four daughters, ten grandchildren, three brothers, two sisters. Services pending at Wilkey Funeral Home in Perry.
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Perry
Jesse SS. Woodrow
Santa Fe
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Mr. Woodrow
Birmingham
Iowa
Albert Jesse
Alice Earl Woodrow
Mary Katherine Muldrow
Jim
Jean) Bergthold
Earl
Sharon) Sweitzer
Bobby
Marilou) Cline
Moline
Michael
Kathy) Meranda
Paris
Bob Woodrow
Charles Woodrow
St. Louis
Marvin Mull
Salisbury
William Welfelt
Seattle
Wash
Wilkey Funeral Home
Goldwater Sees Swing To Conservative GOP Nomination
AP Barry Goldwater says conservatives will mount a strong bid for the 1976 GOP nomination if Ford does not run. He adds Nixon cannot be written off yet as millions still back his views. He notes Ford has won conservative support but warns of a possible conservative push if Ford abstains.
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Republican Party
Ford
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Senate
Vietnam
Nixon
R Naxon
Local Weather and Public Notices Summary
Official 7:00 a.m. readings report high 24 hours 28, low 8. Missouri forecast mostly cloudy north with rain ending south tonight, Sunday cooler. Audrain Medical Center admissions include Lewis Galbreath Sr and others. births recorded for Todd and Douglas families. Dismissals listed. Deaths include Woodrow and Ahmed. Public Safety notes cars damaged near Youngs Liquor Store. Sheriff reports arrest of Donald Majors on no funds check warrant.
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Missouri
Donald R. Majors
Dixon, Nil
Mexico
Flowers Name Baby Born at Audrain Medical Center
Ronald L. and Melissa Flowers of Vandalia welcomed a seven pound two ounce daughter named Melissa Dawn Flowers at 8 04 am Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center. Grandparents are Robert Moss of Wellsville and Howard Flowers of Center. Great grandparents include Ollie Graves of Farber John Moss of Vandalia Henry Flowers of Perry and Katie Garnett of Laddonia.
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Melissa Dawn Flowers
Ronald L. Flowers
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Robert Moss
Wellsville
Howard Flowers
Center
Ollie Graves
Farber
John Moss
Henry Flowers
Perry
Katie Garnett
Laddonia
Magistrate Court changes venue as DWI cases move up
William R. Weiss faces venue change to circuit court on failure to drive on right half and DWI. Wallace Bruce David and Nathan O Connor declared indigent. Steven Van Matre appointed to represent them. Preliminary hearing set for Feb 18. bonds $750 each. defendants returned to county jail. Also Darrell Floyd Rivers charged with DWI. Circuit Court action includes suit by Dempster Industries against J T Watts Jr for $4,329.09 for goods delivered Aug 29 1972, Sam Friedman representing the plaintiff. Market report notes grains, miller and stock prices with MFA and Jess Fowles Grain Co quotes and Yankee stock activity.
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Wallace Bruce David
Nathan O'Connor
Steven van Matre
Darrell Floyd Rivers
Radcliff
Circuit Court— Dempster Industries Inc
J. T. Watts Jr
Watts Drilling
Mexico
Sam Friedman
MFA
Jess Fowles Grain Co
Commerce Baicshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminumt
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Energy policy clash fuels recession debate in 1970s
Economic notes continue from page one as Ford's energy plan faces court challenges and congressional scrutiny. Rogers Morton disputes estimates of lost consumer spending while Zarb predicts a $12 monthly bill rise from rationing alternatives. Mayors seek $5 billion in relief as automakers cut production and banks ease prime rates.
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Ford
Rogers C. B. Morton
Congress
White House
Frank G. Zarb
Senate
U.S. Conference of Mayors
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Bank of New York
Bank of America
First City National Bank
Darrell Phillips Named Vespers Speaker at CMA Chapel
Darrell Phillips will be guest speaker at the weekly Vespers at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the Missouri Military Academy Chapel. Phillips is warden of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church. Cadet Eric Mostar will serve as cadet reader. services are open to the public.
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Darrell Phillips
Missouri Military Academy
Phillips
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Eric Mostar
Animal Slasher Claims Ninth Victim in Hollywood
Los Angeles police hunt the Skid Row Slasher after Clyde Hay, 34, of National Cash Register, is found slain in a Hollywood apartment. Hay’s throat is cut in the familiar pattern. a coworker reported for work and found the body. The killer’s spree targets skid row victims, with a portrait of a sexually impotent coward per police profile.
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Clyde C. Hay
National Cash Register Co
Hollywood
Hay
Asst
Daryl Gates
George Frias
Los Angeles Hilton
Frias
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Jesse Woodrow
Llin
Bootheel
Iat
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Lewis W. Galbreath Sr
Raymond F. Isping
Robert L. Cagle
Andrea Cole
Claude T. Sexton
Edward L. Douglas
Frank Pool
Sandra L. Whitter
Leroy Heston
Richard Johnson
Fulton
Jesse S. Woodrow
Santa
Earl E. Turner
Shannon L. Morris
Jim Bob Horton
Martinsburg
Carl Silver
LH. Bergthold
Rufus Howard
Marion Munford
Roland Howard
Jerry Schrameck
Charles H. Nichols
Scott Gee
Thomas Kinkade
Alfred Wheeler
William Branstetter
Carl Bayless
Bellflower
William Beahan
Joella Brown
Thompson
Gail Sharp
Thomas Talley Sr
Richard Covert
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Lowell Davidson
Montgomery City
James Ashmead
Afsaruddin Ahmed
Ruby Collens
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W. Monroe
Melissa Dawn
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Scott Sanders
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