Unemployment Key Issue Highlighted by Four Democrats
Four declared Democratic hopefuls pressed unemployment as a top issue with promises of guaranteed jobs while Hubert Humphrey, noncandidate, rallies in Missouri and Kansas City. In California, Reagan and Ford aides forecast early primary wins as GOP campaigning centers on Sacramento.
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Associated Press
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Ford
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Reagan
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Jerry Litton
Ides
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Vietnam
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Nevada
Congress
Laxalt
Howard Callaway
Callaway
Man jogs 610 miles Denver to Kansas City on foot
Phil Saad, 51, completed a grueling eight day journey from Denver to Kansas City walking and jogging 610 miles. He averaged 6 to 7 mph, once going 33 hours without sleep, and said he did it without independent verification. Saad plans not to repeat the feat.
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Phil Saad
Denver
Saad
Neaver
Greenville
D.C
U.S
Colorado
Israeli Censorship Expands to Secret Diplomatic Reporting
In Jerusalem journalists object to a cabinet approved measure extending military censorship to cover two new dark areas of press reporting. The law targets top secret cables between Israel and foreign governments and clandestine talks with nations without formal ties, notably Arab states and the Soviet Union. It awaits foreign affairs and security committee approval for hearings later this month while criticism cites prior U S leak reprimands from President Ford.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Soviet Union
Yitzhak Rabin
Foreign Affairs and Security Committee
United States
U.S
Ford
Negotiators Tackle Medical Disagreement in California
Los Angeles AP report says doctors groups hospitals and Gov Brown plan to form two committees to resolve malpractice insurance and care for the poor under a state Medi Cal program. Progress follows a 327 percent insurance rate cut from Travelers and easing crowding at county hospitals.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Travelers Insurance Co
Wesley J. Kinder
Daniel Lang
Concerned Physicians For
United Physicians of California
UPC
Sacramento
Lang
John Brewer
Hospital Council of Southern California
Brown
Hunter Safety Class Tomorrow
A National Rifle Association hunter safety class, in cooperation with the Little Dixie Gun Club and the Missouri Department of Conservation, will be held Tuesday evening in the courthouse basement community room at 6 30 pm. The NRA safe hunter certification exam will be given after class completion.
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National Rifle Assn
Little Dixie Gun Club
Missouri Department of Conservation
Swindle leaves 5000 fans ticketless at Super Bowl
Miami police report up to 5000 fans were swindled in a package tour scam promising guaranteed Super Bowl tickets. Fans paid 375 to 800 for tours arranged by Super Tours International linked to the International Travel Bureau. no tickets existed and the company disappeared. Police pursue leads as victims and travel agents vent anger at the alleged STI reps.
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Matt Crone
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
Super Tours International
International Travel Bureau
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Hollywood
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STI
James Udeschas
Ohio
Orange Bowl
Commercial policy proposed on blood policy debated
Washington AP The governments inflation monitoring council urges more commercialism in blood collection and distribution challenging the federal aim of an all volunteer system The council argues blood is a product similar to other consumer goods and policies would improve if recognized as such The Council on Wage and Price Stability spoke on Wednesday
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Washington
Council On
Cold Front Brings Snow in Northwest Missouri
A cold front moved into Missouri's northwest corner triggering light snow showers from the northeast to west central areas. Temperatures were in the 30s with no significant accumulation expected. Gusty winds near 40 mph in the southwest and 10 to 20 mph elsewhere. Highs 40s to 50s, lows in teens to 20s. Sunshine Tuesday and a warming trend through Friday with little precipitation.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Weather Service
Russia May Cut Down On Grain Imports
Soviet Union may import less grain over the next five years if livestock inventories are reduced. An Agriculture Department analyst noted that weather and harvests will heavily influence trade and stock rebuilding under the 1976 1980 five year plan. If goals are met, imports of grain might fall while shipments of livestock products rise.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
David M. Schoonover
Department
Economic Research Service
Schoonover
Moscow
Russia
United States
Budget session training for Missouri officials in Columbia
Presiding Judge Glenn Barnes Audrain County Clerk John Jesse and deputy clerk Mrs Don Beckett attended a budgeting training in Columbia at the Hearnes building. The session on budgeting and fiscal management for 1976 was sponsored by the Missouri Association of Counties in cooperation with the University of Missouri.
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Audrain
John Jesse
Don
Mary) Beckett
Columbia
Hearnes
Missouri Officials
Missouri Association of Counties
University of Missouri
His '51 Car Going To Seed
Arch ie Bards 1951 Mercury in Oxnard California has become overgrown as a grassy exterior yard fixture. Once a publicity gimmick from Ortho Dichondra Weed and Feed Co the car is now weed covered and crawling with slugs and snails. Archie tired of maintenance and jokes about feeding it.
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Oxnard
Calif
Archie Bard
Archie
Ortho Dichandra Weed and Feed Co
Court Upholds California Primary Law for GOP Delegates
The Supreme Court affirmed California's winner take all primary for 167 GOP delegates, leaving the system in effect for the 1976 convention. Reagan could gain a boost if he wins the June 8 California primary. The court also declined to review the Wilmington 10 convictions, upheld off campus religious classes, and upheld civil filing fees in New York.
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Supreme Court
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
Wilmington 10
Wilmington
N.C
New York
New Book Claims Ray Plotting King's Murder
AP reports James Earl Ray planned for a year to kill Martin Luther King Jr and believed the act would aid Alabama Governor George Wallace. George McMillan cites Ray family and Missouri Prison inmates. Time notes Ray’s brother disputes Raoul theory. McMillan says he paid up to $5,000 in nickels and dimes for interviews. In Memphis King was killed April 1968. A birth notice follows about a Montgomery City couple's son at Audrain Medical Center.
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