Vance Backs Rhodesian Chrome Ban to Press Settlement
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance urges Congress to reinstate a total U S import ban on Rhodesian chrome to signal U S support for black majority rule in Africa. The move aims to pressure Ian Smith to relinquish power and push Congress to honor UN sanctions, with testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on Africa. externos
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Cyrus Vance
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Congress
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Vance
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Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee On
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U.N
Subcommittee
Dick Clark
Iowa
Smith
United States
Clark
United Steelworkers Union
Oe Union
John J. Keehan
E.F. Andrews
Allegheny Ludlum Industries
South Africa
Turkey
Soviet Union
Andrews
Heart Association Sets Campaign Goal in Audrain County
Audrain County Heart Association aims for a $8 094 goal in its annual drive this month led by chairwoman Mrs J T Watts. more than 350 volunteers will canvass door to door on Heart Sunday February 20 with district captains coordinating recruitment and activities to fund education community programs and research locally.
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Audrain County Heart Association
J.T. Watts
Ufe
Heart
Lewis Legerman
Mexico
Raymond Fischer
Laddonia
Lucille Hook
Anna McFarland
Vandalia
Melvin Hawkinson
Farber
Carl Deimeke
Martinaburg
Robert Riley
Rush
Moberly Man Found Hanged In Jail Cell
Orville Hedrick a 23 year old from Moberly Mo was found hanged in his jail cell at Charlton County Jail Keytesville around 7 am He had been sentenced to five years in Randolph County on a separate robbery case and was awaiting transfer when he died Coroner Bill Carr ruled suicide and police noted he had been seen alive about two hours earlier
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Keytesville
Charlton County
Donald Billue
Orville Hedrick
Moberly
Hedrick
Bill Carr
Randolph County
Pris
Salisbury
New Setback For Missouri Airport
The case over Lambert St. Louis International Airport suffers a setback as U S District Judge Aubrey E Robinson Jr upholds William Coleman Jr s approval of federal funding for the airport site at Columbia Waterloo Ti The Missouri plaintiffs contend Coleman exceeded his authority and will appeal to the U S Court of Appeals and to Transportation Secretary Brock Adams Administrator Gail L Stubbs says a stay is sought pending appeal Eagleton expresses confidence in the higher court ruling
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Washington
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
U.S. District Court
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Transportation
William Coleman Jr
Columbia- Waterloo
Robinson
Missouri
Coleman
Illinois
John C. Danforth
R-Mo
DOT
Saunders
Department
Nixon Show To Air Four Frost Interviews With Nixon
Four national sponsors and 75 stations have signed for four 90 minute David Frost interviews with former President Richard M. Nixon. Syndicast Services expects 100 stations covering 90 percent of the national audience by May 4 when the first show airs. At least 10 foreign countries plan to air the series.
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Los Angeles
David Frost
Richard M. Nixon
Leo Koch
Syndicast Services
New York
Dicatoer
Uncle Sam May Hire Promoter For $2 Bill
Washington officials consider paying for an advertising campaign to boost acceptance of the revived $2 bill. Retailers reluctance to give change and hoarding of bills limit circulation. a campaign could cost about 300000.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Conlon
Federal Terre Board
Treasury
W. Michael Bhanenthal
Life sentences for IRA terrorists in London
Four gunmen of the Irish Republican Army were sentenced to life imprisonment totaling 47 life terms plus more than 600 years in Britain for a 18 month bombing and murder campaign in England. Leaders Martin O Connell Edward Butler Harry Duggan and Hugh Doherty received not less than 30 years on murder charges. The case highlighted a tightly controlled IRA unit that operated in England from 1974 to 1975.
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Edward Butler
Harry Duggan
Hugh Doherty
Joseph Cantley
Britain
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TRA
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Joseph O'Connell
County Clare
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Hugherty
Ross McWhirter
Guinness
Gordon Hamilton- Fairley
Caroline Kennedy
No. 1
Active Service Unit
Steelworkers Back McBride in Moderation Vote
In Pittsburgh AP reports United Steelworkers members favor Lloyd McBride over Edward Sadlowski as successor to retiring president I W Abel. Unofficial AP returns show McBride leading among about 5,000 locals. Sadlowski campaign says early results show a tight race with alleged irregularities. Abel retires in June after a $75 000 post atop a 1.4 million member union.
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Pittsburgh
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Lloyd McBride
Edward Sadlowski
Associated Press
USW
Abel
McBride
St. Louis
Sadlowaki
Sadiowaki
Cign
Greg Palost
Chicago
Public counsel gains in Missouri House bill
A trimmed bill to expand the powers and funding of Missouri Public Counsel, the consumer's adviser in utility hearings, won unanimous approval from the House Consumer Protection Committee and moves to the full House. The measure funds the office by utility assessments, adds penalties for gratuities to staff, and retains budget approval by the legislature.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Wiliam Barvick
House
Consumer Protection Committee
Barvick
Public Counsel
al Mueller
Public Service Commission
Commission
General Revenue Fund
Paul Dietrich
R-Bal- Iwin
Coopany
Karen Benson
Ckansas City
Joseph P. Teasdale
PSC
House Civil and Criminal Justice Committee
William Seay
Glven
House Agrculture Committee
Missouri Primary Gains In House
A House committee approved a bill to establish a Missouri presidential primary on the first Tuesday in April with party caucuses in districts and a June state convention. The measure moves to full House consideration as supporters say it broadens participation in delegate selection.
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Jefferson City
House
Missouri
Stan Piekarski
Urban Affairs Committee
Mexico Sports Show Weekend At Todd's Building
Mexico's second annual sports show runs Saturday and Sunday at Todd's multipurpose building on Highway 54 two miles south. Displays include boats motors campers guns fishing gear trucks and more with free admission and complimentary casts. Missouri Conservation Commission and Water Patrol will attend to offer information and assistance alongside numerous local dealers and vendors.
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Mexico
Todd
Highway 54
Missouri Conservation Commission
Missouri Water Patrol
Graf and Son4
Bob George
Pontiac-Olds-Gmc
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