Bond To Take Over For Appointee
Gov Christopher S Bond says he will personally lead the new Office of Administration and will seek an opinion on the qualifications of his designated commissioner Robert L James The Senate Appointments Committee has delayed James appointment for a week in Jefferson City Missouri AP report
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Jefferson City, Mo
Christopher S. Bond
Office of Administration
Attorney General's Office
Robert L. James
Senate Appointments Committee
James
Bond
Executive Branch
Revenue Department
Missouri
Senate
James B. Boillot
Agriculture
Bert Shulimson
Col
Samuel S. Smith
Michael D. Garrett
St. Louis
Sen
Skelton, Drexington
Harpole robbed by gunman in San Jose hotel
Ann Harpole, 51, tending a downtown San Jose hotel desk, was shot after a young man demanded money. She was hospitalized in fair condition after surgery for a stomach wound. Suspect, about 19, escaped with no money. Separate items note Missouri politics shifts and bills, including a reform of drunken driving penalties.
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San Jose
Calif
Ann Harpole
San Jose Hospital
Auditions for MHS spring show begin February 5
MHS News reports auditions start February 5 for the Vocal Music department spring production. The one act melodrama No, No, Million Times No or Only a Farmer's Daughter will be presented, with about 30 actors needed who sing and dance. Student Council filing for next year opens January 22 at 8 a.m. and closes January 26 at 3:15 p.m. Sophomores or juniors may check in for details.
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Vocal Music Department
Gerald Valet
On The Dock Drama Reveals Factory Class Struggle
Report from a dockyard visit shows a party secretary exposing a sabotaging worker. The union reveals a 30 member revolutionary committee including 16 men and 2 women, with 1 PLA member. Women numbered 1,400 in machine shops, welders, crane ops, and trucking. accident rate ten minor cases monthly. turnover three to five yearly for 7,000 workers. Rainy tour ends with a trip to a ship captain’s cabin before heading to hotel and shopping.
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Shanghai
Dairen
Revolutionary Committee
People’s Liberation Army
Pending Promise Is Still Peace Analysis
AP analysis notes the Nixon inauguration as a peacetime focus with no major Vietnam settlement expected that week. It highlights past vows of peace, reductions in U.S. troop levels, cautious optimism, and the likelihood of Vietnam discussion in the address amid ongoing negotiations with Peking and Moscow.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Capitol
Peking
Moscow
Lmit
U.S
South Vietnam
Novemer
Henry A. Kissinger
Dr Huq to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Dr Nasrul Huq will present at the regular luncheon of the local Rotary Club held Friday at the Mexico Country Club. He will discuss dyslexia and reading problems in children and related difficulties. Terry Boswell, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Boswell, is undergoing tests in Boone County Hospital Columbia in Room 208.
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Nasrul Huq
Rotary Club
Mexico Country Club
Terry Boswell
Frank Boswell
Marine Dr
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Inaugural Festivities On Tonight
Washington AP reports inaugural events for President Nixon and Vice President Agnew begin tonight with receptions and a salute to the states at the Kennedy Center. Nixon will arrive late from Key Biscayne and Mrs. Nixon will attend in his stead. Tens of thousands are expected for the weekend, including Medal of Honor recipients honored at a luncheon and banquet, while antiwar protesters plan a march despite a cease fire talks.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Key Biscayne, Fla
Pat
Capitol
W. Clement Stone
Bob Hope
Vietnam
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White House
Agnews
Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology
Federal
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Agnew
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens in Mexico District
Mexico Junior Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts begin the annual sale offering five varieties of cookies for 1 per package with March 2 11 delivery. Orders and chairmen contact details are provided and profits fund camp development and program costs.
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Mexico
Raymond (Cook) Groves
Clifford
Wilson
Hawthorne
Doug Alewel
McMillan
Ed Sydenstricker
Eugene Field
Andy Runge
Walter Simpson
Auxvasse
Raymond Robinson
Centralia
Total Heart of Missouri Council
Council
Chamber of Commerce honors Lowe at annual meeting in Mexico
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce applauded the leadership of Mr. Lowe at the 1972-73 kickoff, with Wayne Nusbaum and others praising his work and urging business leaders to share responsibility. Retiring president John R. Cline was honored for his term, and Connie Pickering outlined 1973 goals emphasizing growth, downtown improvements, and community cooperation.
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Chamber
Wayne Nusbaum
St. Louis
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Lowe
Nusabaum
Ralston Purina Co
al Tangora
Nelson Igham
George Wraith
Cline
Gale Bybee
Central Missouri Livestock Auction
Jay Gourley III
Jay
IGA Foodliner
Robert Ollis
Citizens Savings Assn
Connie Pickering
Mexico
Pickering
John R. Cline
Precht- Pickering
Farm and Home Savings Assn
Nelson Willingham
Consolidated Electric Cooperative
Wood
Commerce Bank
H. Peter Ekern
M.D
Warren C. McIntyre
McIintyres
Ed Buckner
Morris T. Crews
MFA
Charles Stribling
Missouri Military Academy
Allen J. Carriere
Marian K. Campbell
Anna Lee Sexton
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Columbia Hospital
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Christopher Bond
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Glen Scott
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
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Florsheim
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