Sex laws revamp debated by Masters Aggieston and Skelton
Jefferson City AP reports a Missouri Senate bill to revise sex laws draws support and opposition. Dr William Masters and Larry Aggieston urge decriminalization of consenting adult sexual activity while Sen Ike Skelton defends maintaining moral based restrictions. House and Senate versions drop adultery penalties but differ on homosexuality and marriage exceptions, with strong language about enforcement and societal impact.
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Ike Skelton
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Associated Press
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AT&T Wins $365 Million Interstate Rate Increase
American Telephone and Telegraph secure FCC approval for a $365 million rise in interstate rates as the FCC weighs a larger request. AT&T cites rising costs and aims to prevent service deterioration, with plans to file a new rate model and implement interim increases soon.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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FCC
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Mexico Girls Are Initiated into Honor Society
Two Mexico area coeds Dee Ann Brown and Beth Smithey were initiated into Central Missouri State University’s Alpha Lambda Delta chapter at the annual banquet in the University Union.
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Warrensburg
Mexico Area
Central Missouri State University
Alpha Lambda Delta
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Beth Smithey
University Union
Cambodia Falls Seen Not Threatening U S Allies
U S defense officials say Cambodia's collapse would not seriously threaten South Vietnam or Thailand. A major North Vietnamese offensive could be aided by freed troops, while Thailand might reassess its alliance and seek removal of U S forces. Goldwater declares Cambodia lost but supports aid as moral, not strategic. Schlesinger calls Cambodia grim yet survivable if aid continues.
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Thailand
Cambodia
Pentagon
U.S
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Great Neck
N.Y
Goldwater
Ford
United States
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Europe
Israel
North Vietnam
James R. Schlesinger
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House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Rockefeller May Not Rule Out Presidential Bid
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller said age bars future runs but later softened the stance. In Detroit he stated he is not a competitive factor on the Republican scene yet Ubuntu Washington Post interview hinted he could reconsider if circumstances change.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Detroit
Washington Post
Solid Waste Amendment Defeated In Missouri Senate
In Jefferson City Missouri an amendment to weaken the solid waste disposal act by allowing cities and counties to opt out by letter to the Department of Natural Resources was defeated in the Senate. Senator Emory Melton argued it would cede state authority while Senator Robert Young defended keeping a statewide plan. The bill was postponed for later action with Young planning another amendment to exempt more counties.
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Missouri Senate
Emory Melton
Department of Natural Resources
Robert Young
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Natural Resources Department
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BYO Lunch Cuts Plane Fares Across National Airlines
National Airlines proposed a rear cabin no-frills service saving 35 percent off day-coach fares on cross country flights. Starting April 14, or until approval by the Civil Aeronautics Board, tickets go on sale with refunds if rejected. Mon-Thu travel, seven days in advance, no meals, allowed to bring own food, and two-thirds price for children.
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National Airlines
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Susan Ford Sidelined by Flu at White House
In Washington, a bout of flu kept President Ford's 17 year old daughter Susan from school most of the week. Betty Ford said Susan stayed in bed doing needlework until Thursday when she returned to classes.
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Ford
Susan
Betty Ford
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