Carter Church Reject Negro Memberships in Plains
President elect Carter participated in Plains Baptist Church votes rejecting membership bids from a white woman and two black men who were not Plains residents. Church officials said membership should be offered to any Baptist from Plains who seeks to join sincerely. Carter had no comment on the outcomes.
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Council Weighs Two Subdivisions in Mexico City Meeting
Mexico Planning and Zoning recommended approval for Westwood Terrace No 2 and Lawrence M Barnes Northeast Subdivision No 5. Westwood Terrace, 18 lots, would run off Fairground Avenue. Barnes Subdivision, 16 lots, on a new cul de sac from Mary Street. Also on agenda final passage to rezone two Newman Subdivision lots from R2 to R3. Thomas Stapleton will present findings on the Industrial Park study funded by Ozark Regional Commission and Chamber of Commerce totaling 9900 dollars.
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Audrain Lung Seals Donations Ahead of Last Year
Mrs J R Allen of Mexico head of the American Lung Association Eastern Missouri District I reports Christmas Seals contributions are ahead of last year with 90 percent of the prior total of 350 044 received in Audrain County 258 961. Campaign continues after holidays with reminders for late donors. The Lung Association plans to expand pediatric lung disease work and pollution related care.
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Don’t Send Pay For CB License News Flash
A fragment notes FCC suspended license fee collection effective Jan 1 1977 after court suits. It directs CB owners to mail permanent and temporary license forms without money for now. It mentions buying CB Rules and Regulations for 1.90 from the Consumer Information Center Pueblo Colorado and hints at snow route considerations for school bus operations amid weather conditions.
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Tanker breaks up off Cape Ann amid heavy seas
A 160 foot oil tanker the Chester A Poling broke up six miles off Cape Ann near Gloucester Mass as eight crew members remained aboard. The Grand Zenith remains missing with a 38 man crew and a major search continues by the Coast Guard using five aircraft over 10 000 square miles of Atlantic. A winter storm impedes operations as the Dallas cutter and helicopter join efforts though prospects are slim.
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Hospital rate hikes and Coast Guard search update
Columbia Regional Hospital boosted semi private room rates from 62 to 72 and private rooms from 74 to 80. Boone County Hospital raised semi private rates to 72 and private rates to 82, while University Medical Center proposes 79 and 34. Boone is nonmember of Blue Cross, reducing benefits for its patients. out of county surcharges apply. Separately a major coast guard search covers 11 500 square miles after the tanker Grand Zenith incident. debris spotted, no results yet, ships to extend search due to visibility limits.
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Pro Thieves Steal $500000 in Jewelry on Michigan Ave
Chicago police say professional thieves stole about $500000 worth of jewelry from Henry Kay Jewelers on Michigan Avenue using an electronic bypass to defeat a sophisticated security system. The entry appeared unforced, with three doors in the basement breached and a walk-in vault opened with an acetylene torch. Three suspects were involved, and investigators note no tools were left at the scene.
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Children Die In Home Fire In Mountain View
Three Counterman children aged 9 7 and 2 died in a Mountain View house fire during a snowstorm. The kids were staying with an aunt and uncle while their parents visited another child in a Springfield hospital. Fire officials cited a wood stove heating the small home and could not determine a cause.
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Steelworker Candidates Clash Over Campaign Finances
United Steelworkers of America race heats up as Sadlowski and McBride attack each other over union funds and donor records. Contributions include $800 from Linda Terkel’s husband and $200 from John Kenneth Galbraith. leaders deny impropriety and vow to publish deposits.
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Activist May Bring Changes In Agcept
Washington AP reports consumer activist Carol Foreman is considered by the Carter administration for a senior post in the Agriculture Department. Officials say her tough stance could shake the department and improve its consumer image, though selection is not assured. Foreman leads the Consumer Federation of America and has attacked price practices and food industry segments.
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Curtis to end 40 year Senate run in 1978
Washington AP Curtis, 71, will not seek reelection to the United States Senate when his term ends in 1978 after 40 years in Congress. He is Republican Conference chairman. No reason given for decision. He will not retire from all activity and future plans to be announced later.
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