Resignation of French Premier Messmer Triggers Talks
Paris reports that Prime Minister Pierre Messmer's government has resigned after months of economic woes and public dissatisfaction. A quick replacement is expected with Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing named as a likely successor. Pompidou holds the real power in the Fifth Republic while a new premier may or may not alter policy.
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Checks Late For 1,000 Vets
The Veterans Administration faces just over 1,000 complaints from Vietnam-era veterans in school about late GI Bill benefit checks. About 1.4 million veterans are enrolled. Administrator Donald E. Johnson argued most checks are paid on time despite criticism at Nixon's news conference.
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Eagles Award Ceremony Highlights Troop 35 Involving Rankin And Dickey
Boy Scouts of America Troop 35 held Eagle Scout ceremonies at the Knights of Columbus hall. Eagle recipients were Mike Rankin and Tom Dickey with mothers honored as they pinned on the awards. Court of Honor awarded merit badges to multiple scouts including Dickey Rankin Williams Weather spoon Seigfreid Whalen Farnen and Weatherspoon. The event featured speeches on leadership from grand knight Bill Campbell and a tribute to retiring Scout Master Weather spoon.
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Centralia Personal News and Garden Club Events
Centralia personal news notes the Flower and Garden Club boosting membership and revival of old time gardening. Mrs Yager to host March 14 with co host Mrs Conrad Stietenroth. Dale Grace to lead Learning To Grow Roses. Members plan to attend Jefferson City Flower and Landscape School. Cindy Bybee five spent week with grandmother Mrs W K Pilcher. Mr and Mrs G W Griffin attended M A League of Families meeting in Kansas City with Kansas and Missouri families present.
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Chaney Initiated into Alpha Gamma Rho at MU
Stephen G Chaney a freshman at the University of Missouri Columbia has been initiated into the Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity a social professional group Steve son of Mr and Mrs Gerald A Chaney of Mexico Missouri is majoring in animal husbandry
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Jaworski Says More Watergate Indictments Likely Soon
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski told The New York Times in a Washington interview that major indictments in the Watergate cover up would come as early as Thursday or Friday. He said disclosures would unfold as indictments are issued and trials begin, noting further disclosure may follow.
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Mrs. Meyer Named Warren Co. Clerk
Gov. Bond appointed Janis Meyer of Warrenton as Warren County clerk to replace the resigning Godfrey Bueltmann. Meyer, 33, has served as deputy clerk since September 1970 and is a Republican.
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Wellsville Community News Roundup and Upcoming Events
Personal news notes from Wellsville include a United Methodist Women banquet served next Tuesday with Rev Clarence Smith and W K Hintz discussing The County Nursing Home. Kiwanis plans a March benefit auction for the pool and athletic program. Royal Neighbor Lodge marks its 79th anniversary in March with April plans discussed. Easter cantata practice begins Monday evenings at the high school under Dennis Goodman.
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Lucille Ball to End Weekly Series After This Season
Los Angeles AP report says Lucille Ball, television’s queen of comedy for 23 years, will end her weekly series after the current season and appear only in specials next season. The 62 year old star of Here’s Lucy is promoting the musical movie Mame debuting March 7 at Radio City Music Hall. Ball rose with Desi Arnaz on I Love Lucy, built Desi-Lu Productions, and later moved to Here’s Lucy after their divorce in 1960. She married Gary Morton in 1961.
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Free gas and cash offered for EPA car tests near St. Louis
Automotive Environmental Systems in St. Louis County recruits about 160 drivers for EPA fuel consumption and emission tests. Participants supply cars from 1967 to 1974, two 23 minute runs, plus a free 1974 car for 24 hours and a gasoline stipend. Tests compare emission controlled and non controlled vehicles with future studies planned for 750 more cars.
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Legislators Criticize Light Turn-off Plan
Jefferson City lawmakers criticize a Highway Department policy to cut highway lighting by more than half from midnight to 6 am. Rep. Harold Reish questions what counts as appreciable accident reduction, while Rep. Mildred Huffman calls the potential loss of a life too high a price for projected $22,000 annual savings. The department estimates 46 percent energy cuts and a $55,000 yearly saving.
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Stan Campbell Wins Third In 1200 Pound Garden Tractor Pull
Stan Campbell of 1310 5. Coal St. won third place and cash in the 1200 pound garden tractor class at the ’74 Western Tractor Pull held last night at the American Royal building in Kansas City. More pulling events are scheduled.
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