Eavesdrop Cases Revealed Before House Panel
Washington AP report says 4 civil liberties lawyers turned 17 exhibits to a House civil liberties subcommittee hearings on federal surveillance. FBI admitted tapping a telephone 1942 to 1967 and other agencies' wiretaps, with affidavits detailing cases involving antiwar lawyers, a Detroit lawyer for Arab students, and a New Jersey schoolgirl’s mail reading by the FBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
FBI
John H. Shattuck
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Leon Friedman
ACLU
House Civil Liberties Subcommittee
Soviet Union
Allard Lowenstein
D-N.y
Army
Germany
Muhammad Kenyatta
Philadelphia
Detroit
United States
White House
Secret Service
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
New Jersey
Socialist Workers Party
Kastenmeier
Bond Calls For Controls Along Mo. River
Missouri seeks four environmental bills to guard the river and asks nine downstream states to adopt safeguards. At the Missouri River Basin Commission meeting in Kansas City, Gov. Bond urged tougher waste disposal and flood controls while noting 170 spills were reported last year and stressing interstate cooperation to protect river water and dam safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Missouri River Basin Commission
River Management Agency
Commission
Great Plains
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
James L. Wilson
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Wilson
Bond
Lehr Condemns Property Tax And Pushes Reform
Missouri Auditor George Lehr denounces the property tax as unfair and proposes repeal or a constitutional amendment. He launches a broad audit of the Missouri Tax Commission and county assessors to verify the 33 1/3 percent assessment rate and its enforcement, with results due by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
George Lehr
Lehr
Missouri
Missouri Tax Commission
Woman in Summerville Not Patty Hearst But Lookalike
FBI questioned a young woman in Summerville, Georgia, who resembled Patricia Hearst and then stated she is not the heiress. Cathey Lynn Villeneuve of El Cajon, detained while seeking release of Ronald Davidson, alias George Herman Bailey, who faced theft charges. The sheriff said the woman was jailed for giving false information about her identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerville, Ga
FBI
Patricia Hearst
California
Summerville
Patty Hearst
James P. O’keefe
Atlanta
Hearst
Cathey Lynn Villeneuve
el Cajon
Calif
Chattooga County
Gary McDonell
Uy Wn
Ronald Davidson
George Herman Bailey
Davidson
McDonell
Miss Hearst
Amendment urged to ease school tax hikes and bonds
Missouri Senate Ways and Means Committee recommended public votes on two constitutional amendments to raise levy approval caps to 6 dollars per 100 and to cut bond passage to 60 percent. Other actions included pay raises for legislators, elderly tax relief, funding 10 mobile breast cancer units, changing primary dates, and a forest lands tax relief amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Ways and Means
Senate
House
Clarence Merlin
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
Heflin
House State Institutions and Property Committee
James Russell
D-Florissant
Russell
House Elections Committee
Robert 0. Snyder
R-Kirkwood
James J. Kirkpatrick
Snyder
State Tax Commission
House Parks, Reecreation and Natural Resources Committee
Schlesinger Sees Arms Cost of 148 Billion
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger told Congress the Pentagon budget will rise toward 148 billion by 1980 while inflation and military pay costs are offset. He warned the U S remains the leader of the non Communist world as Soviet spending climbs. General George S. Brown supported the view that the balance is dynamic though the USSR pursues major strategic force upgrades. Brown cautioned that without U S arms initiatives, Soviet gains could outpace U S capability in coming years. Schlesinger also noted aid to South Vietnam could end within 10 to 15 years, to be reassessed as Hanoi may reconsider its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Schlesinger
Pentagon
Congress
United States
Schlesinger
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russia
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Brown
U.S
Ussr
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Pedestrian Fights Car Then Kills Driver in Moosach
In Moosach Munich a 53 year old clerk shot and seriously wounded a driver after an upset pedestrian said the car nearly hit him. The clerk drew a pistol and fired three shots, striking the motorist in the abdomen. Police arrested the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munch
Germany
Munich
Moosach
Northern Named Circuit Judge in Missouri Appointment
Eugene Northern, former mayor and city attorney of Rolla, named to fill a 25th Judicial District Circuit Court vacancy covering Phelps, Maries, Pulaski and Texas counties. Governor Bond appointed Northern on Wednesday to succeed Emery W. Allison, 81, who retired due to disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla, Mo
Eugene Northern
25Th Judicial District Circuit Court
Phelps
Marnes
Pulaski
Texas
Northern
Christopher S. Bond
Emery W. Allison
Legislative Breakfast Tuesday at Royal Cafe
The Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the first legislative breakfast of the year at 8 a.m. Tuesday at the Royal Cafe with State Senator Norman Merrell and Ray Hamlett, Representative of the 48th district. Reservations via Chamber office. Also, Cub Scout Sunday requires all scouts to wear uniforms at church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Area
Cubs
Cub Scout
Red And Gray Band Concert at Mexico High Sunday
The Red and Gray Band presents its fifth annual winter concert at 7 30 p m Sunday in Emmons Hall, Mexico High School, under Robert Murta. A varied program of world folk styles closes with a note on band members and a birth notice for seven pound three ounce son born at 6 02 p m Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Ronald Weldy of Farber, pastor at Farber Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Mexico High School
Robert Murta
Karen Coil
Christine Cottey
Teri Doyle
Donna Fine
Patti Hunt
Christy Matthews
Cindy Strouse
Shelia Taft
Cindy Tucker
Glenda Zuroweste
Betsy Reddick
Mike Armstrong
Kevin Tiller
Pamela Anderson
Debbie Austin
Shelia Ardell
Jeanie Badaracco
Cheri Bailey
Michelle Boone
Belinda Boren
Angela Brokken
Brenda Colley
Rhonda Dodson
Kelli Dutton
Bonnie Hoover
Lori Johnson
Kim Lue
Jane Meine
Linda Nichols
Mary Oakes
Paula Patton
Mark Prater
Susan Taft
Karen Terry
Marilyn Trabue
Linda Sells
Helen Ogar
Jenenne Davis
Marty Worstell
Jim Elliott
Jim Fierge
Allen Henderson
Michael Henderson
Randy Johnson
Randy Tate
Scott Irvin
Randy Sprock
Marc Allen
Sam Bevell
Ron Carter
Randall Erdel
Judy Fennessey
John French
Regan Fuhrer
Peter Gonzalez
Mike Genthon
Mike Gerling
Mike McCarthy
Gene Morrow
Fritz Runge
Lance Stuart
John Stowers
Randy Young
Tracy Davis
Steve Hobbs
Mike LaBarbara
Bernard Fennewald
Larrry Whisler
Keith Bartels
James Boyce
Phil Harris
Alan Kimbel
Mark Lederle
Bill Rankin
Tommy Wyatt
Kevin Cash
Ted Finch
Larry Bowles
Kevin Fuller
Bill Baker
Jon Doolittle
Lance Davis
Ron Frazier
Ronald Weldy Af
New Jobs Created At Unemployment Offices
The rising unemployment rate has created a mini job boom at state unemployment offices with officials expanding staff to handle heavier workloads and new federal public service programs. In Colorado 33 offices doubled from 200 to 400 since December, while Minneapolis reports about a 50 percent rise. Boston's offices grew from 80 to 150 since September. Birmingham from 25 to 43 since November. Louisville from 17 to 51 since October. The Labor Department cites 851,700 new claims for unemployment insurance in the week ending Jan 18, with 4,561,300 already receiving benefits. Federal, state and local governments will spend about $17 billion this year on public jobs and benefits. Some states warn funds will run dry if unemployment stays high. New York City area has 20 principal offices with six supplements opened recently and two more planned. about 1,334 were employed in 26 offices in late January, with about 400 hired recently. Cheyenne’s office tripled to three due to budget constraints hindering further staffing. Phoenix’s largest office expanded from 14 workers a year ago to 61, extending hours to 6 am to 7 pm while shifting to hourly workers for rush periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Raymond Hope
Colorado
Hope
Terry Wiley
Minneapolis
Wiley
Twin Cities
Boston
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville
Labor Department
Department
New York State Labor Department
New York City
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harold Bolger
Employment Security Commission
Phoenix
Ariz
Quick Timing Nets Robber at Five Points Bank
A man wearing a motorcycle helmet rushed into the Five Points Guaranty Bank in Jacksonville run by an armored car transfer. He knocked down a woman teller, grabbed a bag containing about $70,000, and fled on a motorcycle with a confederate. FBI quoted bank president Ronald Caldwell saying the incident happened so fast no weapon was seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
FBI
Five Points Guaranty Bank
Bank
Ronald Caldwell
Mexico High School Election Finals Set for Next Week
Eight MHS News 8 students advance to the finals of the 1975-76 student council election. Freshmen to seniors vote again next Wednesday to select four officers for next year. Campaigning continues until a special assembly next Tuesday and the election on the following day. Officers include President Melanie Monk Chris Jones. Vice President Mary Friedberg Dianna Linder. Secretary Patti Meine Tor Lankford. Treasurer Mike Rankin Kelly Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico High School
MHS
Melanie Monk
Chris Jones
Mary Friedberg
Dianna Linder
Patti Meine
Tor Lankford
Mike Rankin
Kelly Williams
Mary Reed
Kwik Sew Pattern Co
Minneapolis
Judge Tardy Driver Pleads Guilty To Self-Imposed Fine
In Sulphur Louisiana Municipal Judge E W Thompson apologized for arriving ten minutes late to court and said a policeman stopped him for 42 mph in a 40 mph zone. He stepped down, pleaded guilty, and sentenced himself to a $17.50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur
E. W. Thompson
One Of Quints Dies In Jerusalem Hospital report
One of the five week old Medina quintuplets died from digestive difficulties at Hadassah Hospital. The remaining four Medina babies two girls and two boys are in satisfactory condition and still in incubators, attendants said Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Medina
Hadassah Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
iList
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Shattuck
Friedman
Mo. River
Georgia
Stegh Wea
Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline
Athens
Knights of Columbus Hall
Mexico
Rex Raye
Rhe
Red and Gray
Weldys
Liberty
Ren
Kelly Furniture
Kelly’s Furniture Warehouse
Kelly’s Outlet
Fantastic Values
Simmons
Kelly’s Furniture
HIWAY
MHS News 8
Quints
M Now
SGA
GMC
Chevrolet
Ford
Pearl Motor Co
Ox Quality Cover
Moe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!