Carter Recommends Cuts In Military Aid Abroad
The Carter administration proposes cutting foreign military aid to Argentina Uruguay and Ethiopia over rights abuses including political prisoners. Vance testified the action totals millions with Uruguay to be fully cut while aid to South Korea remains intact despite dissident concerns. Argentina would see aid reduced to 15 million, Uruguay already cut, and Ethiopia to continue with 10 million in arms credits and 63.9 million in development aid.
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More Interest In Gold Investments
London dealers report renewed speculative and investor interest in Europe's gold markets for the first time since a major shift by American buyers. Bullion prices rose to 141.125 dollars per ounce in Zurich and 140.125 in London as steady buying and limited selling steadied the market amid inflation fears.
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MU Officials Decline To Challenge Opinion
In Columbia Missouri the University of Missouri president and the curators declined to challenge Attorney General John Ashcroft's view that the General Assembly controls state funds for the four campus system. Senator Donald Manford criticized the budget process and suggested more legislative oversight over staffing.
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Class Helps Women Be Assertive at Center Program
Tom Wells, coordinator of community programs for East Central Missouri Mental Health Center, announced that his unit will be offering a class to help women develop assertiveness. The program aims to empower participants with communication skills and self-confidence in various life settings.
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Match-A-Youth March Meeting At Library Audrain Center
The Match-A-Youth program holds a meeting at 6 30 on March 1 in the library room of the Audrain Mental Health Center Guest speaker will be Richard Sewell juvenile officer of the Mexico Public Service Department All juvenile volunteers and others are urged to attend the eight week Assertion Training Workshop for community women to develop assertive behavior skills The workshop runs evenings from 7 to 9 starting March 7 at East Central Missouri Mental Health Center 704 E Monroe with a $6 fee and limited to ten participants Registration is by contacting Julie Grogan at 581 1785.
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Mexico School District Updates Annual Handicapped Census
The Mexico School District is updating its annual census of handicapped and severely handicapped children under 21. Last year’s census will be used as a base, supplemented by data from the Child Find Survey to locate children not in school. Contact Louise Culwell at Richardson Hall 581-3773 with any identified children.
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Hamlett Eyes Bills as Missouri House Debates Valuation and Water Rules
Missouri Representative Ray Hamlett of the 48th district campaigns for a county valuation bill raising a third class county from 70 million to 125 million before becoming a second class. He notes a water rights study with farm groups and the Corps of Engineers while hearings proceed. Hamlett backs a vehicle rate bill excluding certain freight from Public Service Commission control and supports Missouri minimum police standards and a 90 day speedy trial law.
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Missouri Legislature Highlights Thursday Actions
Senate gave final approval to a bill taxing school districts for five weather loss days and tentatively backed sheriffs pension financing. It confirmed Gov Teasdale appointments to the National Guard, approved training standard mandates for police, and okayed bike headlights and reflectors. It defeated a flood insurance zoning plan as adjournment neared.
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Reagan assails regulation and faith in free enterprise
In Canton Missouri Reagan argues Americans lost faith in free enterprise due to excessive government regulation. He urges resistance to interference, warns against shifting taxes to corporations, and cites socialism as a false fix. He praises human rights efforts but calls detente with the Soviet Union a failure.
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Cosmonauts Return Safely From Space Flight
MOSCOW AP reports two Soviet cosmonauts landed near Arkalyk in Kazakhstan after a 19 day flight. Tass says they feel fine and continue orbital operations aboard the space station.
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ERA targets Missouri as pivotal ratification state
Oklahoma is seen as the best bet among three target states to push the Equal Rights Amendment toward ratification. Common Cause ERA director Robert O'Leary said Missouri lags three to six votes in the state senate and noted Illinois may be difficult due to a required supermajority. He cited Oklahoma as offering the strongest prospect to reach the 38th state, while polls show only 5 to 10 percent of voters are active opponents.
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