Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Theme Note
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Cain
Blossom
Bitterness
Peer Gynt
Outlet
Kitty
Tyrant
Fruit Beverage
Palm Leaf
VanWinkle
Blue Pencil
Bewildered
Abstract
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Trees
Relax
Uneven
Heath Cabinet Split On Issue Of Miners Pay
London AP report says Prime Minister Edward Heath faces a cabinet split over refusing miners pay demands and a coal production cut seen as fueling Britain’s power crisis. Some ministers oppose pay rises beyond anti inflation ceilings while others want to end overtime bans to restore coal deliveries.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
Lan. 1
Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
Labor Organization
Harold Wilson
TUC
House of Commons
Confederation of British Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Edward Short
Girl Scout Leaders Official Pattern for Sleek Pantsuit
Printed Pattern 9203 offers a dashy checked polyester pantsuit in Misses and Women's sizes. Sizes include 8 8 10 12 14 and 20 for misses and 40 42 44 for women. Cost is $1.00 per pattern plus 25¢ extra for first class mail and special handling. Send payment to the given address.
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Girl Scout
Legislator Challenges Sunday Closing Law Change
Rep. Phillip Scaglia criticizes a House subcommittee report on Sunday blue law repeal as shallow and biased. He notes his petition drive has half the signatures needed for a public vote while warning Missouri loses sales to neighboring states and enforcement is uneven.
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Jefferson City
House
Phillip Scaglia
Kansas City
Scagla
Missouri
St. Louis
Frank Kostron
Johnnie Aikens
Waynesville
James Arnold
Pierce City
Keith Stotts
Rolla
John Twitty
Springfield
Scaglia
State Of Union Address Moved To Night Session
President Nixon will deliver the State of the Union before a joint session of Congress and a nationwide audience at 9 30 p m EDT January 30. The schedule was shifted from 12 30 p m January 29 and then to 8 30 p m that day after a suggestion from Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott. An evening address Jan 29 would conflict with a National Press Club dinner honoring returning members of Congress.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Congressional
Nizon
Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
National Press Club
Miss Logan and Stull Work Internships in Mexico
Miss Musette Logan of Mexico a senior at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville interns at Hast Central Missouri Mental Health Center during spring semester. Psychology major. Another Mexico student Kavan L Stull a senior law enforcement major interns with the local public safety department.
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Musette Logan
Mexico
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Hast Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Kavan L. Stull
Public Safety Department
Suspected Dinners Traced To 8 States
Kraft macaroni and cheese dinners suspected of Salmonella contamination traced to eight states. Boxes stamped 930-740 found on shelves in Arizona California Washington Oregon Idaho North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin. Illinois and other states had safe boxes from a different plant. Kraft and the FDA advise withdrawal of all boxes with the code to avoid confusion.
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Chicago
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Arizona
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kraft
Petition signers not required to be registered voters
Circuit Judge James T. Riley ruled that signers of statewide initiative petitions need not be registered voters. Riley rejected Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick's position that a new voter registration law required signers to be registered. The Conservation Federation of Missouri sued after a failed petition drive for a soft drink tax to fund conservation land. The secretary of state's office plans an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court.
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Jefferson City
James T. Riley
Cole County
Riley
Secretary of State
James C. Kirkpatrick
Conservation Federation of Missouri
State Supreme Court
14 Year Old Dies In Shotgun Accident In Higginsville
A Higginsville boy of 14 was killed when a 12 gauge shotgun discharged into his face. The victim, Stephen Anderson, was with his brother Paul, 17, who was cleaning the weapon and placed a shell in the chamber to test ejection before it fired.
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Higginsville, Mo
Higginsville
Stephen Anderson
Paul
Surprise visit as Khadafy attends Osborne New Year party
In Tripoli a Libyan official visitor Muammar Khadafy arrived unannounced at an American family’s New Year’s Eve party. He spoke in English about Libya’s need for Western technology and Islam, stayed about an hour, and later visited another local home. Observers call the gesture a push to ease tensions with Westerners amid regional strains.
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Tripoli
Libya
Khadafy
Dean Stegman
Oasis Petroleum Group
Stegman
Dean Jr
Abdurrazak Sheebob
Interior Ministry
Anwar Sadat
Europe
America
Spradling Seeks Branch Offices For Licenses
Missouri House panel questions plan to replace 11 fee-office sites with state run branches costing about 1.4 million dollars next year. Director Spradling argues for better control. critics warn costs may outweigh revenue gains. Also scrutiny over MU insurance contract with Youngberg Carlson and state insurance spending.
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Jefferson City
House Appropriations Committee
James R. Spradling
Robert Fowler
Berkeley
Joe Holt
D-Fulton
Spradling
Bond
Hag
Missouri University
Youngberg- Carlson Co
Chicago
Youngberg-Carlson
C. Brice Ratchford
House Insurance Committee
Edward G. Garmer II
Lewis Strauss Dies in Virginia Funeral
Rear Adm. Lewis L. Strauss former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission and interim secretary of commerce dies at 77 at his Culpeper farm after cancer treatment in Washington. Funeral services set for Thursday in New York.
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Culpeper
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
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