Teasdale abandons bid to replace PSC members
Governor Teasdale says he will not seek involuntary resignations from four of the five Public Service Commission members. He plans an executive approach to oversee PSC operations and may replace Commissioner Charles Fain in May, while Mulvaney stays on for a full six year term.
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Moyers Contender For CIA Post Faces Cuba Probe
CBS anchorman Moyers denies Carter administration bid as rumors swirl about him or Sorensen heading the CIA. White House says speculation premature while sources note Moyers is in Cuba filming and interview attempts with Castro are blocked. Other names like Warnke and Gen Gavin also linked to the post.
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CBS
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John F. Kennedy
Senate
Paul Warnke
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National Security Affairs
Army
James M. Gavin
Homecoming Still Scheduled in R-6 Amid Weather
Homecoming activities at Community R46 High School will proceed Friday despite district wind closings. In R-4, roads remain hazardous and classes were canceled for the seventh time this season. A boy’s and girl’s basketball schedule begins at 6 30 pm to wrap up the week. Kevin Michael Cochran, son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Cochran of Middletown, born Wednesday at 13 15 at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds. Mr Cochran works for Montgomery Manufacturing Co in Montgomery City.
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Montgomery Manufacturing Co
Montgomery City
Five Scholarships Added In Audrain Pageant
Audrain County residents vie for Miss Audrain County Scholarship Pageant honors with $1,000 in cash scholarships to all finalists. The event, renamed from Miss Audrain County America Pageant, is sponsored by the Mexico Jaycees and Jaycee Wives, with Lewis Melahn as executive director. The winner earns $500 cash. first runner up $100. funds payable to chosen college within 60 days. Eligibility includes ages 17 to 26, high school graduation by Labor Day 1977, and six months residency in the county. The pageant will use the theme Magic to Do with 12 to 15 contestants, orientation set for Feb 20 and 27.
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Sve Nites Li Mecue
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Pope Praises Carter Aim To End Arms Race
Vatican meeting with Vice President Mondale centers on President Carter’s pledge to end the arms race as a guiding goal for the new administration. Mondale heads to London for talks with Prime Minister James Callaghan on Rhodesia, South Africa and Cyprus, while Italy’s labor group pact hints at wage reforms.
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Vatican holds to rule on no women priests
The Vatican reiterated that the Roman Catholic Church will not ordain women as priests, stating Jesus Christ was a man and clerical roles must reflect a natural male resemblance. The declaration, issued by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, also noted a postponed decision on women deacons and emphasized that priesthood rests on the mystery of Christ and the Church rather than social equality.
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Congress Rushes Gas Plan Approval
Congress and the Carter administration press to pass emergency natural gas legislation. The plan would authorize federal power to divert gas to cold regions and permit emergency sales at regulated interstate pipeline prices until July 31. Officials warn it provides only temporary relief from shortages and may raise bills for consumers. Carter urged lower thermostats to 66 degrees while cautioning against breaking local laws.
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IOC names Fontana Beltrao to study coffee supply
The International Coffee Organization in London appointed Alexandre Fontana Beltrao of Brazil as executive director to lead a two year study on coffee supply and demand. Delegates said the probe will assess expected production storage and needed imports to balance prices for consumers.
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International Coffee Organization
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Alexandre Fontana Beltrao
Brazil
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Beltrap
Davis Couple Welcomes Son Terry Randall Davis
Mr and Mrs James Randall Davis of Santa Fe announce the birth of a son Terry Randall Davis at 9 52 a m weighing six pounds five ounces Born Wednesday at their Davis Store in Santa Fe Parents listed with Santa Fe ties and a family business connection.
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Santa Fe
Terry Randall Davis
Davis
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