Extra Comp Signup Across Audrain County Jobs Data
Dozens of Audrain Countians applied by 11 a.m. for new federal unemployment aid starting today. Missouri officials explained the program offers up to 26 weeks of assistance for those out of regular unemployment or never covered, excluding self employed, domestics, and state or county government workers. Applicants should bring full work records for the prior year to determine weekly benefits. Local figures vary from 12 to 67 dollars weekly. If weeks under the state program run out, 26 additional weeks are available federally. A separate signup is required and the office cannot estimate local demand. In broader reports, two more cities Phoenix and Waterbury joined areas with unemployment at or above six percent, bringing total to 55 of 150 major labor areas. Areas with high rates qualify for federal contracting preference.
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Joe Robinson
Missouri Employment Security Division
Robinson
Missouri
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
Waterbury
Conn
Labor Department
Greenspan Sees 1975 Upturn Yet Slow Unemployment Decline
Washington AP Alan Greenspan chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers predicted a 1975 upturn driven by autos and housing but warned unemployment at 7.1 percent will not fall quickly. He said the economy remains in contraction with several months to run and that inventories are being cut slowing production. Inflation easing due to fewer shortages and sagging demand.
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Washington (Ap
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Economic Council
Ford
Fate Of Interest Bill Now Up To House
Missouri lawmakers move toward final action on a third compromise to raise the state interest ceiling from 8 to 10 percent. The bill goes to the Senate as the special session tightens deadlines for a vote, with rural and urban lawmakers contending over points and loan timing while federal rate cuts loom.
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Jefferson City
Senate
House
Christopher
Bond
78Th General Assembly
Mrs Fenlon Named Outstanding Woman of Mexico
Mrs. Robert Helen Fenlon of 1612 Churchill Place was chosen by the Jaycee Wives as Mexico's Outstanding Young Woman of the year. She has careers in law, home and family, church, politics and civic work and was honored at a Farm and Home tea.
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Robert Fenton
Jaycee
Mexico
Donald Green
Robert Fenlon
Gary Spencer
Myrick den Hartog
Glenn Phillips
Gladys Louise Fretwell
Richard Vance
Robert
Helen) Fenlon
Fenlon
Churchill Place
Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy
Xi Gamma
Beta Sigma Sorority
Kappa Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
PTA Council
Parents Without Partners
Mexico Woman's Club
New Mexico Junior High Nears Opening With Modern Systems
Hardin Junior High moves to the Boulevard into the $1.7 million Mexico Junior High School. Crews install intercoms, finish orange carpet pods for about 100 students per pod, and complete science, music, home economics, and industrial arts spaces. The gym features a tan Tartan floor, scoreboards, and new bleachers, while classrooms open into a large library. Five other educators honored in a local program accompany a noted community leadership profile.
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Hardin
Mexico
Jefferson City
Congress Will Probe CIA With Presidential Panel
Congressional leaders press ahead with CIA investigations despite Ford appointing an eight member commission led by Nelson Rockefeller to assess agency overreach. The panel, including Reagan and Lemnitzer, will report in 90 days and share findings with Congress and the public.
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Washington
CIA
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Army
Lyman Ll. Lemnitzer
Solicitor
Frwin N. Griswold
CIO
Joseph Lane Kirkland
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Shannon
Commerce
John T. Connor
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Commission
Scott
Lucien N. Nedal
D-Mich
House
CIA Oversight Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Senate Foreign Relations
Nedzi
Nedai
Stennis
Sparkman
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Assessors Seek To Halt Law Setting Valuations At 33%
Audrain Assessor J Holloway Neill urged taxpayers to push legislators to repeal a law raising the property tax base. The 33 1 3 percent assessment increases statewide valuations by about 11 percent, amid unemployment and inflation, with no action yet from the General Assembly or Bond Department.
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Audrain
J. Holloway Neill
Missouri State Assessor Assn
Mr. Neill
Missouri Tax Commission
Neill
State Tax Commission
Missouri
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Sarah Elizabeth Daly
William. R. Daly
Springdale
Audrain Medical Center
Heather
Thelma Williams
Betty Critchfield
Columbia
Nolan Daly
St. Louis
Lena Daly
Wanda Edwards
Daly
Jason Wayne Kidd
Robert L. Kidd
N. Clark
Aldrain Medical Center
Elmer Wright
Cecil Kidd
Manhattan
Kans
Kidd
1G&y Sre
Wayne Mackey
Oklahoma City
Hearnes Center
University of Missouri
Enae
Lawrence Phelps
State Department of Public Instruction
Joe Hodgin
Mr. Phelps
Don Palmer
J.R. Houchins
Phelps
William Proxmire
Dwis
Griswold
Proxmire
Rockefeller
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Kissinger
Nessen
Missouri State Assessors Association
General Assembly
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