Strike Endangers Food Butz Warns Of Effects On Supply
In Kansas City Earl Butz warns the nationwide trucker strike could threaten food supplies, especially perishable goods, if it continues. He cites organization issues among truckers and cites expected multihundred-million dollar losses, while noting progress in talks with independents.
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Kansas City
Earl Butz
Bute
Butz
Far-Mar £ 0, Inc
United State
U.S
Congress
Meat Packers Fear Closings By Weekend
Chicago AP report says an ongoing independent truckers strike could close nearly all US meatpacking plants by week end. Midwest plants cut production, deliveries to wholesalers dropped, livestock receipts fell sharply, and some operations like Mini Beef in Geneseo closed. Inter State Producers and Livestock Association halted 48 markets until movement to slaughterhouses resumes. McDonalds shifted burger provisioning to flights to Indiana Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Midwest
Richard Lyng
The
Institute
Joliet
Peoria
Mini Beef, Inc
Geneseo
Interstate Producers and Livestock ‘Association of Peoria
Ilinois
Missouri
Iowa
McDonald's Hamburger Chain
Oak Brook
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rendlen to address Audrain Pachyderm Club Thursday
Albert L. Rendlen Hannibal attorney and Missouri Republican Party chairman will speak at the noon Audrain County Pachyderm Club luncheon at Air Park Restaurant. His topic is State Republican Progress Report. Guests welcome. Mrs. Richard Shamblin has major surgery, to return to Boone County Hospital March 4.
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Albert L. Rendlen
Hannibal
Missouri Republican Party
Audrain County
Air Park
Rendlen
National Advisory Council of
The
Small Business Administration
Board of
Regents
Northeast Missouri State University
Missouri and American Bar Assns
American Judicature Society
10Th Judicial Circuit Bar Assn
Boy Scouts District Council
US Coast Guard Reserve
University of Illinois
University of Michigan School of Law
Rendlen and
Republican Progress Report
Richard Shamblin
Bourne St
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Five cousins die in early morning house fire in Grand Rapids
Five children aged 16 months to 5 years died in a blaze at a Grand Rapids home where they had been left unattended. Police say their mother, 21-year-old Mattie McIntosh, was found at a nearby bar after the bodies were discovered. The victims were Elizabeth 5, Yvette 4, Anise Jr 3, Sylvester 3, and Glenn 16 months. the Naves boys aged to 3 and 16 months were Georgette Naves’s sons who often stayed at the home. Fire began in the basement. cause under investigation.
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Grand Rapids
Sylvester Naves
Glenn Naves
Naves
18500 Auto Jobs Lost Due To Truck Strike
DETROIT AP More than 18500 employees at seven Midwest auto plants were laid off or had shifts cut due to parts shortages from the truckers strike. GM led with large layoffs at Delco and a Defiance foundry. AMC cut 2500 at Milwaukee body plant, with Kenosha line idled. International Harvester laid off 1000 at Fort Wayne Scout line. Chrysler ordered half shifts for 5150 at St Louis and 4700 at Belvidere, closing Belvidere for the rest of the week. Owens-Illinois laid off about 2000 at Alton glass plant due to truck movement halt.
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Detroit
Midwest Auto
General Motors
American Motors
International Harvester
Chrysler
Ford
Delco Products
Dayton
Ohio
Defiance
Milwaukee
Wis
AMC
Kenosha
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Louis
Belvidere
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Alton
Ill
Fulton Rejects Manager Plan Vote Sources Vary
Fulton voters rejected a city manager government plan by 1,629 to 76. The mayor council system remains. The Callaway County League of Women Voters led the petition drive. Ward results show mixed support across eight wards with six of eight councilmen opposing the change.
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Fulton, Mo
Fulton
Callaway County League of Women Voters
City sewer chief misidentified in city report photo
The Ledger corrects a photo caption error naming Leo R. Heim, superintendent of sewers, instead of plant operator John W. Owen in yesterday's city report photo on page 7. The note credits the park-like disposal plant installation and service of the city department.
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Paris
Leo R. Heim
John W. Owen
White House And Jaworski Clash Over Tapes Access
White House counsel James D. St Clair and special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski plan late week talks to resolve access disputes over presidential tapes and documents. Jaworski demands material for thorough investigations while the White House weighs further production amid Nixon’s stance. A Los Angeles judge signed a subpoena for Nixon’s testimony in the Ehrlichman burglary trial, with documents to be mailed to Washington for court ruling.
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Washington
White House
James D. St. Clair
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
St. Clair
State of the Union
Nixon
Daworski
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Gerald J. Warren
Warren
John W. Dean
IIT
Dean
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Gordon Ringer
John D. Ehrlichman
Washington Superior Court
Bread price forecast sparks wheat shortage debate
Washington lawmakers heard opposing views on a wheat shortage as Dr. Don Paarlberg said markets will prevent flour shortages if allowed to function, while Robert I. Schaus of the American Bakers Association warned the nation could run out of wheat before spring and bread could reach $1 a loaf. Humphrey criticized USDA data as slipshod, and futures expert Michael Hinebaugh warned of ongoing risk amid USDA errors.
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Washington
United States
Don Paarlberg
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Robert I. Schaus
American Bakers Association
Paarlberg
USDA
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Michael Hinebaugh
Hornblower & Weeks-Hermphill
Noyes, Inc
Chicago
Ford Leads Nixon In Poll 46 To 32
Gallup poll conducted January 18 to 24 shows 46 percent favor Ford to finish Nixon's term, 32 percent favor Nixon, and 22 percent have no preference. Republicans back Nixon 57-28, Democrats favor Ford 55-27, independents split 35-45 with 20 percent undecided.
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Princeton
N.J
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Gallup
Ford
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Price Rollback Sparks Energy Policy Clash in Congress
Congress weighs emergency energy bill amid split views on rolling back crude oil prices. Senate House conferees back a rollback for about 29 percent of U.S. output, with estimates of gasoline price cuts while the White House seeks exemptions. Treasury Secretary Shultz opposes rollback, calling it a poor idea, as energy chiefs Simon hints at flexibility but says no clash with Shultz. The plan includes a temporary windfall profits tax and potential price ceilings, plus possible rationing authority. Oregon, New Jersey and Amoco announce price changes as the debate continues. Bud Krogh Jr, ex White House aide, is suspended from law practice in Washington following a jail sentence.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Shultz
Nixon Administration
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
White House
Shultz and
U.S
al Ullman
Dore
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
Amoco Oil Co
Olympia
Wash
Egil ‘Bud’’ Krogh Jr
State Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Seattle
Daniel Ellsberg
MHS News Filing Ends For Student Council Officers
The MHS Growl records filings for 1974 75 student council offices with juniors running for president vice president secretary and treasurer. Primary elections Thursday determine two nominees per post for the February 13 general election. Also noted is Miss Mexico pageant February 23 at Presser Hall and Miss Missouri in July. Mascot pictures for multiple groups tomorrow. Blues and Reds basketball results recap from last week.
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Mark Farnen
Carl Fuemmeler
Steve Sparks
Gary McFarland
Ann Lankford
Robert Worstell
Emilee Cline
Robin Johnson
Billie Sue Stubblefield
Tammy Isgrig
Steve Wolf
Jennifer Doolittle
Donna Davis
Delores Clark
MHS
Presser Hall
MMA
Blues
Ellen Enslen
Gina Holshieser
Reds
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Ruiz
Commodity Credit Corporation
Gop
Federal Internal Revenue Service
State Income Tax Division
Jefferson City
Krogh
Paul Mazursky
MHS Publications Department
Kim Cline
Vicki Wells
Cindy Parker
Julie Tomlinson
Missouri Power & Light Company
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