Nixon Renews Call For Stalled Bills In Mexico City
Developer Roy Moyle of Econo Developers seeks 40 feet of frontage from the Mexico School Board for widening Fairground Ave as part of a 642 lot residential project. Groundbreaking on the first 85 lots is planned in three weeks, with a 60 foot right of way and a new eight inch sewer line to be funded by the company. Zoning would be single family with a commercial buffer along the railroad. The board also renewed Supt. L. Buford Thomas’s contract and approved teacher raises postponed during the wage-price freeze. Resignations and new hires were announced at the district.
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Mexico
Fairground Ave
Roy Moyle
Econo Developers
Trouts Investments Inc
Boonville
Kermit Head
Mr. Moyle
Bledsoe
Gm&co
Lakeview Street
Tom Merritt
Lakeview Park
Moyle
Econo
Clark Bledsoe
Trout Company
L. Buford Thomas
Supt. Thomas
Darlene Isaacs
Donna Quinlan
Jacquelyn Staples
Connie Bousquet
Hawthorne
Quinlan
Southwest Missouri State College
Southwest Baptist College
University of Missouri
R. Howard Dillard
A. M. Spradling Jr
John P. Bradshaw
Cape Girardeau
Spradling, Bradshaw & Dillard
University of Missouri Law School
Dillard
Edwards, Seigfield and Runge
Nixon urges bigger defense budget and new technology program
President Nixon asks a Democratic Congress to reject political year pressures and pass stalled administration measures. In a prepared State of the Union address he calls for a larger defense budget and a "new technology program" to boost research, job creation, and American industry competitiveness abroad.
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Democrats To Answer Tomorrow
Washington AP reports Congressional Democrats will respond to President Nixon's State of the Union with a Friday live phone-in on ABC CBS NBC and PBS at noon EST. Five House members and four senators will participate led by Eagleton. Albert and Boggs will close the hour.
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Oklahoma
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Louisiana
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CBS
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Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Trooper Confronts Armed Suspect In Route 54 Stop
Two Missouri highway patrol troopers chased a lights-out car on Route 54 near Biederman's. The driver Donald Francis Dalton 35 Carterville near Joplin drew a gun and threatened to kill them, a claim tying him to armed robbery warrants in three states and possible others. Dalton, released from Missouri penitentiary last March, had been active in Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota. The troopers halted as Dalton parked at a motel, moving to issue a warning. Dalton produced a billfold and reached for his license, then drew and flashed a pistol, prompting the troopers to take cover and rifle a response. Dalton’s exact motive remained unclear as the incident continued.
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Gordon Hale
Donald Francis Dalton
Carterville
Joplin
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hale
Ronald Hedrick
Biederman’s
Ron
Green Boulevard
Stephenson
Dalton
Jaycees Honor Bond Top Awards to Collins Barnes Hilton
Missouri State Auditor Christopher Bond told Mexico Jaycees that government alone cannot solve human problems and praised rehabilitation efforts. Awards went to Rev. Robert Collins, Bob Barnes, and William Hilton for service to the Mexico community. Dillard joins Spradling Bradshaw Dillard law firm. A US fighter-bomber was shot down over Laos during missions south of the Plain of Jars.
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Mexico
Robert R. Collins
Mexico Jaycees
Bob Barnes
Jaycees
Bond
Collins
Barnes
Hilton
Missouri
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
W. Whitley
Chamber of Commerce
Saigon
Laos
Plain of Jars
Diabetes detection clinic set for Audrain county adults
Audrain City-County Health Unit will run an adult diabetes screening at the courthouse Community Hall on Thursday January 27 from 1 to 7 pm. Over 200 were screened last year. Free testing includes finger blood samples, with results mailed in six weeks and notification to the individual and their physician. The program targets overweight individuals and relatives of diabetics, highlighting those over 40 as higher risk, with no charge for the screening and sponsors from local medical societies.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Division of Health State Lab
The
Audrain City-County Health Unit
Audrain Medical Society
Audrain Osteopathic Society
What He Said At A Glance
Washington AP summary of President Nixon's State of the Union address. Highlights include resisting political pressures with high statesmanship, urging a federal R&D partnership to boost technology and jobs, plans to fund public schools and ease local property taxes, a new budget for weapons and defense, aiming to discuss disputes with Peking and Moscow without fighting, and a goal of full peacetime employment despite current unemployment.
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