US Must Import More Oil, Amoco Executive Says
Kansas City AP report quotes Amoco Oil executive Richard H. Leet warning the United States will rely heavily on imported crude to avert an energy shortage. He suggests up to half of oil used could be imported by 1985, urges tax incentives for domestic production and a free market for natural gas, and notes ecology concerns hinder refinery and tanker capacity. He warns of higher costs and a $20-30 billion balance of payments impact from oil imports.
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United States
Amoco Oil Company
Richard H. Leet
Amoco
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Leet
U.S
Ecology
Middle East
Ecology Movement
Chickens Divide Missouri Lawmakers Over Emergency Aid
In Jefferson City Missouri a heated debate over a $26615 emergency appropriation for Mountain Grove poultry station drew sharp labels from lawmakers. Supporters argued the project benefits consumers while critics called it pork barrel and wasteful. The measure eventually passed 89-64.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Mountain Grove
Missouri House
Garnett Kelly
Norwood
Richard DeCoster
Canton
Appropriations Committee
DeCoster
University of Missouri-Columbia
Harold L. Volkmer
Hannibal
University
James “Jay" Russell
Edna Eads
R-Bonne Terre
University of Missouri
Earl Spensler
D-Caboot
Gladys Marriott
Kansas City
Kelly
Rep
L. W. Maddox
Clarkton
Maddox
Marriott
Ten Girls On Winter Camp-Out
Ten Mexico Girl Scouts accompanied by Mrs Adolph Ogar returned Monday from a three day camp-out in Clark National Forest planned by the Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council. The group pursued winter tent camping hiking and cooking with hikes ranging ten to twenty miles. Snow Saturday night forced Sunday morning departures and some activities were canceled. Read list of girls: Angela Brokken Connie Duvall Ellen Erdel Dianne Hart Laura Napier Helen Ogar Susan Rothave and Louise Runge Jamie Nielsen Julie Napier.
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Adolph Ogar
Clark National Forest
Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council
Devil’s Backbone
Boone County
Mid- Missouri
Mexico
Angela Brokken
Connie Duvall
Ellen Erdel
Dianne Hart
Laura Napier
Helen Ogar
Susan Rothove
Lousea Runge
Cadette
Jamie Nielsen
Julie Napier
Gold Opens At 83 Ounce In London Record Rally
Gold surged to a new high of 83 dollars an ounce in London as the price jumped 3.63 to start trading, marking a fourth straight day of record levels. Dealers cited ongoing uncertainty over paper money value after the U S devaluation, with dollars easing in most European markets while firming in Tokyo.
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Europe
U.S
Zurich
Frankfurt
Paris
Amsterdam
Tokyo
Doc Adams Sister Visits Burston Town Change
Mrs Glennis Stone Ellis 71 sister of Milburn Stone known as Doc Adams in Gunsmoke arrived by bus in Burfton Kan to visit her old hometown. She recalled the hotel location which no longer operates and spent hours walking the dark streets before a restaurant opened. She then stayed overnight and continued to Chanute to visit relatives.
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Burrton
Kan
Glennis Stone Ellis
Milburn Stone
Doc Adams
Vermont Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment Seeks 38 States
Vermont yesterday became the 28th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Thirty eight states must approve for it to become law.
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Vermont
Montpelier, Vt
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