Kirkpatrick Explains Missouri Campaign Law Changes
Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick explained the new Missouri campaign law at Mexico Junior High School for school administrators. The talk covered Abridged Manuals for candidates, differing forms, and broad provisions including limits on spending and extensive disclosure, with emphasis on changes from interpretations by the Elections Commission and courts.
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Missouri
James Kirkpatrick
Mexico
Kirkpatrick
Missouri Elections Commission
Citizens For
Italians Ask CIA Funding Details Be Made Public
In Rome the Christian Democratic party urged President Ford to reveal all information about a reported six million dollar CIA fund for anti Communist Italian parties and politicians. Franco Franchini said the party ordered leaders to press for facts and names public. The Stampa Sera article cited CIA funding to four Christian Democrats and Democratic Socialists, drawing on sources tied to U.S. Senate and House investigations.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
U.S
Ford
Christian Democratic
Il Popolo
Franco Franchini
Aldo Moro
Mariano Rumor
Christian Democrats
United States
CIA
Washington
Democratic Socialist Party
Moro
Turin
Stampa Sera
Gianni Agnelli
U.S. Senate
House
Intelligence
Court Rules Warrantless Public Arrests Valid
Washington AP report notes Supreme Court ruling 6 to 2 that police may arrest without a warrant in public if reasonable grounds exist. Justices Powell and Stewart separately indicate uncertainty about entering private homes without a warrant. Dissenters argue the ruling opposes modern Fourth Amendment interpretation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Potter Stewart
Powell
Stewart
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Susan Ford Joins Campaign Trail in New Hampshire
A White House spokeswoman says Susan Ford will cut short her skiing vacation in Vail Colorado to campaign with her parents for the New Hampshire primary on February 7 and 8.
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Washington
White House
Susan Ford
Vail
Colo
New Hampshire
Pacino Denies Marriage Rumor No Such Lady
New York AP report of Al Pacino marrying actress Joanne Skylar labeled fabric ation by Pacino's business manager Martin Bregman. The manager said there is no such person or film and Pacino has not been in California recently. The error concerned Beverly Hills wedding reports and a project titled Michael Loves You.
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New York
al Pacino
Joanne Alex Skylar
Pacino
Martin Bregman
Associated Press
Miss Skylar
Beverly Hills
Calif
Michael Loves
You
Bregman
California
Juvenile Office On Tv Tonight
A color half hour program on Channel 12 See-Tv at 6:00 features the juvenile office of the 12th judicial circuit and its detention center in Mexico with juvenile procedures in Kansas City. The program compares rural and large city juvenile handling by personnel from both locations in the state.
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Channel
See-Tv
12Th Judicial Circuit
Mexico
Kansas City
Supervisors In Conference At Green Co
The first general supervisor training conference for manufacturing supervisors of the A P Green Refractories Co began yesterday in Green County. Fourteen supervisors from five plants attend with at least seven more seminars planned in 1976. Purpose is leadership training, review of procedures, organization, and manufacturing processes. Discussion leaders include McIntosh, Hilton, Easterling, Ekedahl, Frazer, Hall, Woods, Maloney, Smith, Reimer, McCumber, and Purcell. Attendees hail from Mexico plant and other locations in Ohio Colorado Alabama and Georgia. The Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau met Fidel Castro on arrival in Havana per Prensa Latina.
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A.P. Green Refractories Co
A.P. Green
Murray Purcell
Purcell
Robert &. McIntosh
Bill Hilton
M.R. Easterling
Chuck Ekedahl
Jim Frazer
Terry Hall
Donald Woods
Bill Maloney
Ellis Smith
Larry Reimer
Dave McCumber
Mr. Purcell
J.D. Wood
Jackson
Ohio
Harold Knabe
Pueblo
Colo
Glen Chism
Ray Williams
Fulton
Brooks Baker
Kimberly
Ala
Ed Hanstein Sr
Robert Midgett
Harold Griffin
Mike Black
Tom Davis
Ken Mantle
Ray Rath
Dennis Wylie
Clarence Gould
Mexico
School Fund Changes Aimed At St Louis Aid Overhaul
A Missouri House committee calls for reform of the state school aid formula to send more funds to St Louis schools, using revenue sharing for new buildings and maintenance, enlisting volunteers, and backing a state lottery partial endorsement. The panel urges full funding for Harris Teacher's College, notes a grave financial situation, and warns deficits could force deep service cuts without new funds.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
House
Harris Teacher's College
Siamese Twins Separated In Wichita Hospital
In Wichita Kansas AP report says Siamese twin girls Millie and Annalmarie Cates were separated after three months of stomach-to-stomach connection. A 12-physician team led by Dr Robert Filler performed a three hour operation and reported the shared two inch liver segment posed no complications and both girls are in good condition.
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Wichita, Kan
Boston
Robert Filler
Little Millie
Annalmarie Cates
Filler
Beef Prices Rise Across Multiple Meats This Week
AP report via Missouri Farm Bureau Shoppers' Guide shows higher beef costs with blade roast up 7 cents to 1.91, arm roast 4 to 1.27, sirloin steak 1.95, T bone 2.19, while rib and round steaks drop to 1.84 and 1.62 respectively. Ground beef down 1 cent to 0.78. Pork mostly falls except center cut chops up 4 to 1.92 and pork steak down 6 to 1.39. Shank and butt pork fall to 1.09 and 1.20. Chicken prices ease to 0.52 per lb for whole fryers and 0.60 for cut up. Milk rises with whole milk 1.61 per gallon and 2 percent at 1.54. Eggs rise for Grade A to 0.83 a dozen while medium fall to 0.77 and large stay 0.86. Bread potatoes and sugar mostly stable.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Congressman Convicted On Bribery Charge
Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw was found guilty of two felony bribery counts for accepting stereo equipment and a $1,000 campaign gift from Tandy Corp while Orange County assessor. Sentencing set for February 17. The verdict triggers a House rule barring voting for crimes with two or more years.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Andrew J. Hinshaw
Tandy Corp
Radio Shack
Orange County
David Gabler
Hinshaw
Karen Quinlan case eyed by New Jersey Supreme Court
Karen Anne Quinlan’s parents seek removal of her life sustaining respirator after nine months in a coma. Lawyers for the family urge the court to respect parental wishes while state doctors argue against, fearing murder.
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Trenton
New Jersey Supreme Court
Karen Anne Quinlan
James Crowley
Public Work Job Applications Being Taken In Audrain County
Applications are being taken in Audrain County for unemployed low income individuals to join a federal adult work experience program. The program, funded by HDC, offers 13 weeks of work at $2.30 per hour at non profit sites such as city hall, courthouse, Courtney Child Care Center, Senior Citizens center, armory, and board of education. Call 581 3238 in Mexico or 594 2739 in Vandalia for more information.
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Audrain County
The
Human Development Corporation
Courtney Child Care Center
Senior Citizens Center
Armory
Board of Education
HDC
Mexico
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Havana
Mexico City
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Fidel Castro
Prensa Latina
Betty Rose
Lea-Sure
Redendall and Wilkins
Karen
Miss Quinlan
Joseph
Supreme Court Chamber
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VALE
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