Congress Faces Unfinished Jobs Ahead in 92nd Congress
Washington faces a long agenda as the 92nd Congress starts. Welfare reform Social Security increases draft vs volunteer army and SST funding lead the list with Byrd Kennedy and Udall amid leadership races in both parties. The debt ceiling and revenue sharing with states loom large.
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Washington
92Nd Congress
91St
Nixon
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
John Conyers
D-Mich
Conyers
Albert
Mississippi
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Republican Conference
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
Anderson
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Edward M. Kennedy
Ways and Means Committee
Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Department of Transportation
Japan
Wilbur D. Mills
Congress
Expectant Parent Class To Be Held
A series of classes for expectant parents will be held at 7 30 p m each Wednesday Feb 3 Mar 10 in the Public Health Office 502 S Monroe St sponsored by the National Foundation the Audrain City County Health Unit and Audrain Medical Center The first class Prenatal Care will be led by Mrs Daniel Phyfer RN and Mrs Barbara Dowell RN on Feb 10 others cover exercises baby growth labor and delivery infant care and an OB department tour The program is free call 581 1332 to enroll
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Public Health Office
S. Monroe St
National Foundation
Audrain City-County Health Unit
Audrain Medical
Daniel Phyfer
R. N
Barbara Dowell
Carolyn Wohlers
Gail Lierheimer
Velda Ogar
Audrain Medical Center
University of Missouri
Carolyn Davis
OB Department
McGovern first to announce run for 1972 presidency
AP dispatches report Sen George McGovern becomes the first to officially announce candidacy for the 1972 U.S. presidential race. Other items note U.S. bombing in North Vietnam, Cambodian recapture of a pass, and Soviet Egypt diplomacy. Iran resists oil price demands while oil negotiations stall. Pentagon urges renewed doctor draft due to few medical graduates joining the military. A South Carolina kidnapping plot foiled, with victims injured.
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Washington
George 8
McGovern
U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
Phnom Penh
U.S. Comand
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Pentagon
Defense Department
Designer Says No To Shorts Yet Bares Leg In Spring Collection
AP report from Rome notes Capucci rejected shorts in his spring and summer line though many evening gowns reveal more leg than shorts would. Lang offered two short outfits with other pieces in soft wool coats and printed silk. Designers ambiguously balance graceful femininity against sporty styles as hats remain a seasonal favorite.
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Rome
Capucci
Andre Lang
Lang
San Lorenzo
14-Year-Old Boy Admits Causing Large Apartment Fire
A 14-year-old boy admitted starting a blaze that destroyed a modern 25-unit apartment complex near St. Louis. He said he sniffed gas line fumes in the basement to stay warm, lit a cigarette, and left as the building caught fire. About ten residents were inside. no injuries were reported. Damage estimated at $300,000. The youth is held by juvenile authorities as investigations continue.
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ST. Charles
St. Louis
Marvin Grimmer
Grimmer
Nixon Envoy Seeks To Renew Oil Talks
Iran's premier Hoveida welcomed Nixon envoy John Irwin in Tehran and reiterated that foreign pressure will not modify the 10-nation OPEC demand for higher royalties and taxes. He noted talks with Kuwait and Saudi Arabia ahead of a general conference as tensions rise over price and production.
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Nixon
Tehran
Iran
Amir Abass Hoveida
John N. Irwin
Washington
Hoverday
Tran
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Middle East
Algeria
Libya
Venezuela
Indonesia
Irwin
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Iraq
Abu Dhabi
Qatar
Europe
Japan
Russia Pledges To Rearm Egypt
The Soviet Union will replace Egypt's material losses in future conflicts with Israel and aid Egypt with experts and money to achieve aims in all fields. Podgorny and Sadat praised the friendship as crowds cheered in Alexandria during his visit. The plan includes electrification aid and reclaiming 300,000 acres, with a costs figure exceeding 270 million dollars.
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Nikolai Podyorny
Egypt
Soviet Union
Israel
Associated Press
Nikolai Podgorny
Podgorny
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Ranean
Aswan
Sadat
al Ahram
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Jordan
Hussein
Kamal Adwan
George Habash
Popular Front
Liberation of Palestine
Habash
Adnan
Adnan Abu’ Odeli
Amman
Tel Aviv
Sarafand
Lebanon
Lt Kemp Visits Here in Local Guest Feature
Lt John M Kemp USN son of Mr and Mrs Maurice R Kemp of 921 E Monroe St visits his parents and his wifes parents Mr and Mrs Jennings Hagar this week. He is stationed with the Navy in San Diego and recently named staff public affairs officer at NAS Miramar. A 1963 Mexico High School graduate, he earned a degree from the University of Missouri in 1967 and was commissioned an ensign. He attended AF Air Intelligence Training Center at Lowry AFB in 1968 and served in NAS Miramar and Light Photographic Squadron Sixty Three as photo intelligence officer. His decorations include National Defense Medal Vietnam Service Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and Meritorious Unit Commendation. His mother remains in intensive care at Audrain Medical Center.
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John M. Kemp
USN
Maurice R. Kemp
E. Monroe St
Jennings Hagar
Kemp
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Pacific Beach
Naval Air Station
Miramar
Mexico High School
University of Missouri, Columbia
Armed Forces Air Intelligence Training Center
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
NAS
Light Photographic Squadron
Bon Homme Richard
Audrain Medical Center
NFU Leader Urges Collective Bargaining
SALT LAKE CITY AP The president of the National Farmers Union calls for farmers to unite for effective collective bargaining at the 18th Utah Idaho Farmers Union convention closing sessions. Dechant warns of price protection needs, notes ties between farm income and the national economy, and proposes immunity from anti trust laws like labor unions. He critiques Congress and cites Nixon administration price and wage policies.
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Salt Lake City
National Farmers Union
Tony T. Dechant
Utah-Tdaho Farmers Union
Dechant
Owens Criticizes Critical Athletes
In Salt Lake City, former Olympic champion Jesse Owens criticized U S athletes who abroad attack the country. He urged athletes to represent the United States with pride and to use their platform to aid their communities and help others escape poverty.
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Salt Lake City
Jesse Owens
United States
Kaiser Steel Joins 6.8% Price Increase For Structural Steel
Kaiser Steel Corp confirms it will follow U S Steel with a 6.8 percent rise on several structural steel types citing rising costs and weak earnings. Bethlehem Steel earlier flagged an 11 to 13 percent hike, drawing White House cautions on imports and a cabinet meeting on policy effects. Inland Steel offered no new rates. President Nixon officials praised the smaller increase as easing inflation pressures.
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Associated Press
Kaiser Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Kaiser
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
White House
U.S. Steel and Kaiser
Gerald L. Warren
Edwin H. Gott
One in four aged have poverty level income
Senate Special Committee on Aging reports one quarter of Americans aged 65 and over lived in poverty in 1969, up from 1968. The 4.8 million elderly in poverty coincided with declines in under-65 poverty, unemployment, rising property taxes, and higher health costs harming retirement security.
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Washington
Senate Special Committee On Aging
Sen
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Congress
Senate
House
Odin
Antigua
Treasury General Revenues
Medicare
Snowy Period Through Thursday Across Missouri Weather Outlook
AP reports several periods of light snow through Thursday across Missouri with warming in the north and south, flurries today, clearing Tuesday, and increasing clouds Wednesday bringing rain to the southwest and rain or snow in the northeast. Northern highs in the teens, southern in the 30s, then single digits tonight in the north and teens in the south. Tuesday expected to mirror today. Sunday's lows ranged 14 in Kirksville to 26 in West Plains Cape Girardeau and Joplin, with 19 to 49 highs at Kirksville and Joplin.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kirksville
West Plains
Cape Girardeau and
Joplin
Two Indicted For Draft Evasion In Missouri
Kansas City federal grand jury indicted two Mid Missouri men on draft law violations. Victor Lemuel Smotherman, 21, of Dixon, allegedly failed to report for employment at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia in lieu of induction. Gary Lee Wilson, 26, of New Bloomfield, now living in Wallgaon, Ontario, Canada, faces a three count indictment for making false statements to a local draft board in Fulton and failing to report for induction.
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Kansas City
Victor Lemuel Smotherman
Dixon
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Gary Lee Wilson
New Bloomfield
Wallrgoon
Ontario
Canada
Fulton
A J Noll Dies Former Macon Mayor
A J Noll aged 65, longtime Macon mayor for 17 years, died of a heart ailment in a Columbia hospital. He served as mayor 192 to 1946 and 1953 to 1970, and owned auto agencies in Macon, Moberly, and Clarence with the Macon site opening in the early 1930s.
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Columbia, Mo
A. J. Noll
Macon
Columbia
Noll
Moberly
Clarence
Abe
Furness Named Executive Director of State Consumer Board
Betty Furness of Westchester County was named to a $31,000 yearly post as executive director of the New York State Consumer Protection Board. Arthur Godfrey of New York City was approved as an unsalaried member of the Council of Environmental Advisers. Both appointments came from Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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Albany
N.Y
Betty Furness
Arthur Godfrey
Miss Furness
Westchester County
State Consumer Protection Board
Godfrey
New York City
Council of ‘Environmental Advisers
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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