Bordaberry defies Uruguay generals amid coup threat
President Juan Bordaberry refused the army and air force demand to fire his defense minister, staying overnight at the government palace as about 200 civilians gathered in support. Generals warned of extremes to defend constitutional order while media faced censorship and troop pressure.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan M. Bordaberry
Viva Bordaberry
Bordaberry
1St Military Region
Air Force
Antonio Francese
Congress
Champ Clark Drive planned on Bowling Green street
A pending city ordinance would rename College Street Champ Clark Drive to honor the late national leader. The change also supports Congressman Bill Hungate's effort to restore the Clark home on that street as a memorial.
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Bowling Green
College Street
Champ Clark Drive
Bill Hungate
Wellsville Personal News and Club Reports
Personal News from Wellsville includes meeting notices for February activities at the Wellsville Senior Citizens Club with a focus on transportation for the elderly. It notes leaders, attendees, Valentine events, and fundraising efforts, plus reports from local Eastern Star and Masonic group meetings and social visits.
Reagan lays out 10 percent tax cut plan for California
Governor Ronald Reagan proposes a permanent 10 percent state income tax cut and a constitutional limit on future taxes. The plan freezes total state tax take at current levels and aims to reduce California’s overall tax bite from 8.0 to about 7 cents on the dollar over 15 years. It would cap growth in revenue and spending to about $27 billion by 1989-90 while funding normal government growth. The proposal would require two-thirds Legislative approval to amend the constitution and faces strong Democratic opposition.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly
Bob Morelli
Vandalia Church Plans New Location
The Rev Kenneth E Figard has become pastor of the First Assembly of God Church in Vandalia and plans to announce a new church location soon. Services are currently in Veterans Hall as the congregation prepares to build a new church. Figard and wife Lucinda Jean will stay in Warrenton through the school year. she teaches in the Warrenton system.
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Vandalia
Kenneth E. Figard
First Assembly of God Church
Veteran’s Hall
Figard
Lucinda Jean
Warrenton
Calvary Temple
Hager
Babe Me
Nieby
Canme
Goq
O'Fallon
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Champ Clark
Wellsville
Harlan D. Smith
Dale Wilkinson
Senior Citizens Club
Ivy Koester
Boonslick
Hiebrink
Montgomery City
Donald Wright
Maude Erickson
Wright
Roy Haislip
Ada Hill
Fred Shepard
Tom Whalen
H.L. Burwell
Heart Fund Drive
Kenneth Hintze
Joe Brown
Charles Deiter
Fred Schalgg
Frances Hildebrand
David Lovelace
Dennis Goodman
Helen Brothers
Les Brinker
Alan Lott
Walter Saak
A.W. Frey
Dorothy Brandt
C.W. Conover
Pete Harrington
Ralph Deko
Order of Eastern Star
Wellsville Masonic Hall
Ralph Debo
Debo
Bellflower
Lowell Alderson
Valentine
Steve
Vicki Fuemmeler
Salisbury
A-1
Wayne Uthe
Vicki
Barbara Hildebrand
Buzz Beshears
AFS
Andrea
Christian
Erich von der Emse
Quakenbruck
Germany
PTA
Melvin Gastler
Bill Boettcher
Fred Arens
Virgil Beachout
John Knipp
Jerry Chen
Clarence Smith
Sedalia
William Rabourn
Rabourn
Bob Allen
Farber
Callen’s
Community Betterment Council
CBC
Leslie J. Crow
D. Randall Cone
Walter Mitchell
First Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Mitchells
Lara Bowers
Jimmy Storck
Dale Branstetter
Kathy Storck
Jimmy Lee Storck
Lindell Barton
Middletown
Area 5
Howard Francis
Bobby Joe Force
Bob Branstetter
Ray Callanan
Charles Walters
Jack Desmond
Jill
Webster Groves
Vandalia Church
Mexico
Logan Pharmacy
North Side Square
Wrens
Vaan On
W. Jackson
Wes
Monsanto
YE Aiwa
Carroll Motor Company
Liberty Mexico, Mo
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