Congress Divided On Additive Law
Washington AP reports a divided stance on expanding the Delaney Clause to require pre market testing of food additives for birth defects and cancer risk. Sen Gaylord Nelson plans new legislation while FDA Commissioner Charles Edwards seeks a neutral stance and a privately funded international symposium to study the issue.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Food and Drug
Charles C. Edwards
FDA
Delaney
Nutrition Foundation
Food and Drug Law Institute
Consumers Union
National Cancer Institute
Samuel S. Epstein
Case Western Reserve University
Nelson
Agriculture Department
Personal News Of Hatton Continues With Devotionals
Elizabeth Telkamper leads a 10 member group with two visitors present. Devotional by Mrs. Grover Sims titled You Must Add Grace followed by God Loves Us Do I Believe That led by Mrs. Gay Yeater with participants. Una Moseley reads A Hymn To Warm Things as the afternoon opens. Mrs. John Iman, president, conducts business. names of folks to receive cards listed. Visitors include Mrs. Una Moseley and Miss LaVerta Maupin. Also noted is word that Bill Gentry has arrived in Germany for service, with his address provided.
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Elizabeth Telkamper
Grover Sims
God
Gay Yeater
Una Moseley
John Iman
Missouri bill against oil spills faces industry opposition
Lobbyists from oil and mining groups opposed a Missouri bill expanding the state's ability to trace spill sources and seek treble damages. Supporters from the governor's office and the Clean Water Commission urged the measure, arguing it would reduce spill damage to water and wildlife.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Harold Relsch
Columbia
House Committee On Interior Affairs
Missouri Clear Water Commission
John Denman
Missouri Oil Council
Denman
John Hahn
Missouri Oil Jobbers Association
Mining Industry Council
Charles Walier
Christopher S. Bond
Jack Smith
State Clean Water Commission
Missour
Smith
Personal News of Paris in Mexico and club meeting
Personal News of Paris reports a member under treatment in Mexico. The STROTHER club met at Mrs. Clifford Perrigo’s for February with eight members present. Mrs. Edmond Fanning led with a silent prayer. Mrs. Bruce Phillips spoke on What Killed George Washington. Mrs. Lawrence Latta demonstrated How to Make Stuffed Dolls. A heart fund donation was made. Guests included Mrs. Clifford Pease and Mrs. Kenneth Latta with children. Refreshments and games followed and the March meeting will be at Mrs. Raymona Jones’s home.
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Strother Club
Clifford Perrigo
Edmond Fanning
Bruce Phillips
George Washington
Lawrence Latta
Heart Fund
Clifford Pease
Kenneth Latta
Phillips
Returned Prisoner And Wife Have 2nd Wedding
Army Capt. Johnnie Ray and his wife rededicated their marriage after his release from a Viet Cong prison. The couple, living in San Antonio, held a brief ceremony in Ft. Sam Houston chapel with Chaplain Howerton noting the emotional reunion. Mrs. Ray wore a new white dress and spoke of feeling as if her husband were dead and now alive. The ceremony followed his return to Brooke Army Medical Center after last being listed as missing in action April 8, 1972.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnnie Ray
Dorothy Ray
Ray
Army
Tay Ninh
Pauls Valley
Okla
Brooke Army Medical Center
Ft. Sam Houston
Centralia social and club activities summary
Personal News of Centralia notes visits to Mrs. Wilma Sanders to view her antique doll collection and a quilt project for fundraising. Mrs. Paul Stowe entertained Add A Member club with guest Mrs. Minnie Hubbard on February 13. AF Chapter PEO Sisterhood heard Gert Muckelbauer speak and viewed slides of Bavaria. Kiwanis luncheon featured Robert Frantz recounting church-building work in Honduras with the Moravian project for Miskito Indians. Larry Weller of Wick Homes spoke on February 15 about a new Moberly plant employing about 100 people since 1971. production now exceeds one home daily.
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Paul Stowe
Add. A
Minnie Hubbard
PEO Sisterhood
Centralia
AFS
Gert Muckelbauer
Robert Ashworth
Gert
Bavaria
Germany
Robert Tackaberry
William W. Bradley
Honduras
Kiwanis Club
Robert Frantz
St. Louis
Bethlehem Steel Co
Frantz
Larry Weller
Wick Homes
Wick
Moberly
Hannibal Quincy POs Combine Under Plan
Postmaster W H Garrett says Hannibal and Quincy offices share administration and accounting functions under a long range postal reorganization. The extent of the consolidation is undecided, with similar ties planned for Columbia Jefferson City and for Springfield Joplin, per local postmasters.
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Hannibal
Quincy, M
W.H. Garrett
Quincy
Hannibal Courier-Post
Garrett
Columbia- Jefferson City
Springfield-Joplin
Teacher Fined in School Zone Charge at Court
In Stuart Florida sixth grade teacher Cheryl Mixon 24 brought 27 pupils from Stuart Middle School to court as she faced speeding in a 20 mph school zone. Martin County Judge Dwight Geiger fined Mixon 50 dollars warning that school zones are for a purpose.
Company Considers Hannibal Location
Rival Manufacturing Co. surveys workers for a new plant in Hannibal to gauge labor availability. Based in Kansas City, the appliance maker would need about 250 workers for the facility.
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Hannibal
Rival Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
Eagleton Pushes Bill To Shield News Sources
Sen. Thomas Eagleton, recalling his 1972 vice presidential episode, sponsors legislation to protect confidential news sources. He cites First Amendment needs and cites the Supreme Court ruling limiting journalists. The bill aims to shield reporters from disclosed sources amid renewed press freedom debate. In Cassville, Barry County faces heavy grain damage as officials warn of potential action against starlings.
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Washington
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Missouri
George McGovern
Jack Anderson
Supreme Court
Cassville
Barry County
Wellsville Happy Workers move back to Main Street site
Personal news from Wellsville reports the Happy Workers extension club planning a return to the Mrs. John Blain building on Main Street by March 9 after months in the old Presbyterian church. Eleven members and a visitor attended a Monday meeting led by president Mrs. Elmer Keith. The group shared an old time health remedy in health reminder and discussed a joint membership coffee with the Wells ville Hustlers on March 19.
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Happy Workers Extension Club
Keith
C. W. Burkhalter
UK Committee To Meet Monday
The project area committee of Urban Renewal Areas 2 3 and 4 will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Garfield Community Center. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Garfield Community Center
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