Food Mass Giving Aids Hearst Kidnap Case Effort
More than 100000 dollars worth of food is stockpiled for free distribution to California's needy to support the Hearst family's effort following the Patricia Hearst kidnapping. The initial shipments, including bread milk turkey and walnuts, will aid about 200 people in the San Francisco Bay area. Transferred funds come from Patricia Hearst's philanthropies and related Hearst sources, with ongoing donations.
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Hillsborough
Calif. Jap
California
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco Bay Area
A. Ludlow Kramer
Hearst
Kramer
Washington
SLA
Washington State
Seattle
Fuget Sound
Hearst Foundation
Hardee's
Hardee’s
Army Seeks Laid Off Workers for Enlistment
Army recruiters target skilled workers laid off by industry offering stripes for skills credit for prior qualifications. They cite quicker promotions and higher pay as savings on training costs. Secretary Callaway reported a volunteer Army is growing stronger and more disciplined, with Germany-based forces rated highly despite ongoing issues of drug abuse and racial discord. Black soldiers now about 20 percent of the force, Callaway said, rejecting quotas.
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Washington
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Nixon
Callaway
Pentagon
Germany
Callway
Sex Changed Teacher Is Out
A New Jersey state appeals court upheld the dismissal of Paula M. Grossman a 54 year old elementary teacher who underwent a sex change ruling that her presence in the classroom would disturb pupils. The decision affirms a board of education ruling and allows her to seek teaching positions elsewhere where students would not be aware of her sex change.
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Trenton
Appellate Division of Superior Court
Bernards Township
Paula M. Grossman
State Board of Education
Grossman
Paul
Monroe Grossman
Gross Fights Congressional Pay Raise
Rep. H. R. Gross vows to press a veto on a proposed pay raise for top federal officials, including $10,000 for congressmen. He urges reporters to attend the House committee session to deter backers from boycotting and blocking a vote. Nixon proposes three-step increases from 42,500 to 52,800 for 1976-81, affecting judges and agency chiefs as well.
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Washington
H. R. Gross
House Committee
Iowa
Republican
House Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Nixon
VanderVeen Says Nixon Must Go Impeach Now
Congress newcomer Richard Van derVeen of Michigan declares the silent majority demands Nixon’s resignation and impeachment if he won’t quit. He ties his upset victory to making Nixon the issue, notes high turnout, and urges Democrats to oppose Nixon in campaigns.
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Washington
Congress
Richard VanderVeen
Michigan
Richard Nixon
VanderVeen
Gerald R. Ford
House of Representatives
Nixon
America
Ford
Archibald Cox
Filliot Richardson
White House
Vander Veen
Paris Exorcist Keeps Office Hours in Sepia Tone
In Paris the church exorcist keeps standard office hours with a glassed modern room and a queue from 8 a.m. on Wednesdays. Father Henri Gesland 66 says he has had more than 3,000 consultations since 1968 with only four cases of possession. He meets up to 25 visitors daily and offers practical advice, sometimes referring them to a doctor or priest.
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Paris
Francois Cardinal Marty
Henri Gesland
Father Gesland
America
Ceylon
Roger Meuillet
Gesland
Linda Blair
France
Portland boy 13 stops robber at line and gun
David Wake Limbrick, an eighth grader and Saturday janitor, chased a robber who robbed the Cleaning Bar in northeast Portland. He captured the thief, 20 year old Ivan Johnson, recovered the revolver, and held the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. Limbrick said he acted because crime hurts others and he might not try it again.
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Portland
Ore
David Wake Limbrick
David
Muriel Rohr
Ivan Johnson
Students invited to People-to-People meeting Sunday
High school juniors and seniors from Mexico Vandalia Paris Centralia Wellsville and Bowling Green are invited to a 230 pm Sunday meeting in the Mexico High School cafeteria to learn about the 38 day People-to-People Tour. Dale Clithero of Vandalia will lead the session. The tour runs last week in June with visits to England France Austria Russia the Netherlands and Denmark and hosts in Austria England the Netherlands and Denmark.
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Mexico
Vandalia
Paris
Centralia
Wellsville
Bowling Green
Mexico High School
Dale Clithero
England
France
Austria
Russia
Netherlands
Denmark
Miss Missouri to Co Emcee Seventh Miss Mexico Pageant
Miss Terri Dodson Miss Missouri 1973 will co emcee with Jim Compton for the seventh annual Miss Mexico Pageant at Presser Hall Saturday. Dodson a William Woods College senior will sing Day By Day and Believe in Music with Compton. Compton of Mexico formerly Overland Mo is employed at Arnold s Funeral Home and will sing Precious and Few for the program.
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Terri Dodson
Jim Compton
Mexico
Overland
Presser Hall
Dodson
William Woods College
Fulton
Compton
William Woods
Little Sister
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Phi Beta Vocal Music Sorority
Chi Omega Sorority
Arnold
Precious
Fen
Teamster Slaying Suspect Killed In Illinois
Madison police investigate the shooting death of Len T. Cosgrove 48 a former convict and Teamsters Union member shot at a Madison tavern bar Two men were detained and released with no charges Cosgrove had a prior concealed weapon sentence and faced a pending murder charge tied to Billy Wayne Hopper Teamsters Local 600 feud influenced the case
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Madison, Til
Madison
Len T. Cosgrove
Teamsters Union
Cosgrove
St. Louis
Billy Wayne Hopper
Hopper
Teamster Union
Body found on farm near Jefferson City identified as unrelated man
Jefferson City deputies reported a man’s body found on a farm west of town. The sheriff said the deceased is not Jake Turner, 88, of St. Louis, who wandered from Woodcrest Nursing Home over the weekend.
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Jefferson City
Sheriff's
Sheriff's Office
Jake Turner
St. Louis
Woodcrest
Dean's List Honor For Richard Brashears At Eastman School
Richard Clay Brashears son of Mr and Mrs Richard Brashears of 1155 N Kentucky St is named to the Dean's List at Eastman School of Music Rochester NY for a GPA above 3.50. This marks academic distinction within the Eastman program.
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Richard Clay Brashears
Richard Brashears
Kentucky St
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
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Gross
Congressional
Secretary of State of
Randolph A. Hearst
Cal
Patricia
Judiciary Committee
Vicki Levingston
Maudie
Maudies Beauty Shop
Gayle Carroll
Debbie Hudson
Pam Kotsenburg
Vicki Levingst
Carolyn Kelsay
Charlotte Fox
Karen Quinlywner
Jefferson
Ve Ag
Miss Missouri
Missouri
MOQ
Ledger
Teamster
Illinois
Liberty
WALT
Disney Robin Hebd Hincolor
Walt Disney Brosielitvasions Gl
Ame
Hardee's Energy Saver Club
Hardee
Energy Saver Club
Crardens Food
Klardee's
East Liberty
Peary's
Lesabre
Cadillac
BUICK
Caprice
Mercury Brougham
Impala
Pearl Motor CO
N. Jefferson Mesiva, Mo
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