MMA Enrollment Increases To 300 Cadets At MMA
Missouri Military Academy reports enrollment at 300 cadets the highest in five years with 15 new students this month. Major Ronald J. Kelly credits academics, military program strength, parental interest, and expanded admissions efforts amid broader private-school declines.
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Missouri Military Academy
Ronald J. Kelly
MMA
Missouri Military
Department of the Army
Fusileers
Missouri
Fusiliers
Joe Bailey
Kelly
Academy
Missouri Freedom Forum
Norm Stewart
Power Play Denied By Democrats In Senate
Washington AP Republicans seek Democratic votes to seat Wyman in New Hampshire dispute as Democrats deny party motive and debate possible Rules Committee referral while Weicker hints at runoff. Also notes funeral in Dalton and hospital admission of Eliery Widaman in Columbia.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
Senate Rules Committee
Wyman
Robert P. Griffin
Rules Committee
O Durkin
Griffin
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Rconn
Weicker
Prices Fall For Cheese And Meat In Missouri Farm Bureau Report
The Missouri Farm Bureau's weekly survey shows lower prices for chicken T-bone steak and sugar last week, with wholesale prices easing but many foods not following. Milk and eggs dip slightly. pork and beef prices show mixed moves, while some staples hold steady.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Bomb Scares Shake London as IRA Attacks Spark Fear
A wave of bomb scares disrupted traffic in central London with 10 streets cordoned after callers warned of bombs in mailboxes. Five explosions in London injured six. a Manchester blast injured nineteen. Northern Ireland violence resumes as IRA peace talks falter amid new cease-fire debates. In Mexico San Luis Potosi bombs kill five and injure 27. Oaxaca and Mexico City suffer heavy damage. Antonin Novotny dies in Prague at age 70.
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Manchester
Irish Republican Army
Scotland Yard
Oxford Street
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Fleet Street
England
IRA
Provos’ Army Council
Dublin
Northern Ireland
Kensington High Street
Victoria Street
Robert Huntley
Wang
TRA
Londonderry
Th Tra
Sinn Fein
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Oaxaca
People's Defense Command
Mexico
Movie Industry Riding Comeback Trail in 1975
AP reports the film industry defies the economy with a 1974 rebound in box office. Theaters earned up to 1.675 billion dollars, an 18 percent rise from 1973, aided by popular attractions like The Exorcist Jaws and The Godfather Part II and a slate including The French Connection II Barry Lyndon and Rollerball. Major stars such as Barbra Streisand Gene Hackman and James Caan headline upcoming releases for 1975.
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Los Angeles
Daily Variety
America
Farthquake
Lenny
Waldo Pepper
Robert Redford
George Roy Hill
Butch Cassidy
Barbra Streisand
Fanny Brice
Omar Sharif
James Caan
Billy Rose
Gene Hackman
Popeye Doyle
France
Barry Lyndon
Ryan O'Neal
Marisa Berenson
Ton Willow
Makepeace Shaepei
Vane
Peter Bogdanovich
Cole Porter
John Houseman
Norman Jewison
England
Helen Hayes
Peter Ustinov
Hollywood
Warren Beatty
Goldie Hawn
Julie Christie
John Schlesinger
Robert Shaw
Roy Scheider
Kirk Ljvarlas
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Fares To Europe Will Cost More
Geneva AP reports airlines plan a 10 percent fare hike on transatlantic trips starting April 1 with discounts for advance purchase of 60 days. APEX tickets apply 60 days ahead for 22 to 45 days abroad. Youth fares 12 to 21 faces possible reintroduction, but CAB and foreign authorities must approve. Prices vary by season and route, with New York London round trips ranging from about 295 to 764 depending on class and timing.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Europe
U.S
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Canada
CAB
International Air Transport Association
Pan American World Airways
APEX
New York
London
Green Penalty Goes Into School Fund
Under Missouri Clean Water Law the state settled two fish kill cases with A. P. Green Refractories Co. and Peabody Coal Co. A. P. Green pays 2000 fine and 1913 damages for a July 15, 1974 spill. Peabody Coal pays 1000 penalty and 1550 damages for a September fish kill on Bear Creek. Funds go to school districts. About 2800 fish died in Salt River spill from Mexico plant.
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Jefferson City
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Henry County
Peabody Coal Co
St. Louis
Bear Creek
Audrain County
Hattie Wood
Attorney General’s
A.P. Green Refractories Co
MHS News: College Test Scores Arrive and Spaghetti Supper Soon
Mexico High School reports ACT scores from the December test. seniors should see counselors for score explanations. Friday January 31 the Junior Class hosts a spaghetti supper from 5 to 8 pm in the MHS cafeteria to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. Filing for Student Council officers runs this week, with ballots ordered by filing time and results announced in Saturdays Growl.
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Mexico
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