Noland Case Heads to Missouri Senate
Missouri Senator James Noland may face ouster or seat retention to be decided by the state Senate, per Attorney General Danforth. Danforth said the question is a Senate matter, not for the courts, amid disputes over Noland’s resignation and employment with the Department of Higher Education.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
James Noland
John C. Danforth
Noland
Danforth
Osage Beach
Attorney General
Senate
James E. Spain
Missouri Democratic Party
Jack L. Cross
Department of Higher Education
Spain
State Senate
Nixon to receive $121,153 for staff and office costs
The House is likely to approve a bill granting former President Richard Nixon $121,153 for staff, office supplies, and other expenses for the new fiscal year. The figure is 40 percent below Ford’s request and excludes Nixon’s $60,000 annual pension and indirect security costs.
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Washington
House
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Nixon
House Appropriations Committee
LP Gas Sellers To Be Investigated In Missouri
Missouri AG Danforth announced an inquiry into LP gas firms over suspected antitrust violations in mobile home park service. Six park owners signed exclusive contracts with distributors, some paid commissions to secure contracts. Civil demands will be sent to 20 firms. results may trigger injunctions and fines up to $20,000.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Atty
John C. Danforth
Public Service Commission
LP Gas
Butch Almstedt
Almstedt
Tom Moon To Have Surgery For Knee Injury
Tom Moon aged 17 is in satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center after a Sunday auto crash on Teal Lake Road. He will undergo knee surgery Saturday. He is the grandson of Mrs. Graf and the son of Mrs. Arlene Moon who are visiting from Texas. Michael Graf, also 17, sustained injuries and was pinned in the car for 45 minutes but is improving and was released. The report notes Moon’s extensive facial lacerations and a broken leg.
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Tom Moon
Audrain Medical Center
Teal Lake Road
Tom
Arnold Graf
Erin Tree Dr
Michael Graf
Route 3
Mexico
Venezuela Moves to Nationalize U S Oil Industry
Venezuela’s lower house gave initial approval to a bill that would nationalize the U S oil assets, targeting subsidiaries of Exxon, Shell, Gulf, Mobil, Sun, and Texaco. The action, tied to 1980s energy policy, aims for completion by Jan 1 with compensation set at book value of fixed assets about 1.1 billion dollars, to be paid cash or bonds over 10 years.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Congress
Exxon
Shell
Gulf
Mobil
Sun
Texaco
House Vote May Not Stop Rules On P E
Washington AP report notes a narrow 212-211 House vote to permit separate sex gym classes may not halt HEW rules on coed PE. Senate inaction and a possible veto loom as the larger education funding bill faces overrun from Ford's budget request. Rep. Bob Casey argues the amendment limits mandates, not integration, while major line items total billions for elementary, higher, vocational, and targeted education programs.
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Washington
House
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
House-Senate
Ford
Bob Casey
D-Tex
Casey
Judge rules man cannot be prostitute in Brockton trial
Brockton—A district court judge acquitted Frederick E. Doane Sr. of prostitution and soliciting charges, ruling that prostitution is a crime only a woman can commit. Doane, 41, married with two children, was the first man tried on such a charge in Massachusetts.
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Brockton, Mans
Frederick E. Doane Sr
Brockton
George Hurd
Massachusetts
Doane
P.J. Piscitelli
Arthur Porcilello
Booby Trap Kills British Soldiers Near Forkhill Border
Four British soldiers died when a booby trap exploded near Forkhill County Armagh in Northern Ireland. An army spokesman confirmed an explosion and several casualties as a patrol investigated a suspect milk churn at a busy road intersection. One more soldier was reported wounded.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Army
Forkhill
County Armagh
Portugal leftists pull out cabinet as military rule tightens
In Lisbon the leftist military rulers dissolved the coalition cabinet after Portugal's second largest party withdrew to protest the regime's failure to guarantee democratic government. The ruling Revolutionary Council pledged a new government not wholly military but offered no civilian recruits beyond Communists allied with them. The Communist bloc pressed against plans to replace the pro Communist premier Vasco Goncalves amid Socialist and PPD resignations over press freedom and parliamentary democracy.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Military Revolutionary Council
Vasco Goncalves
Popular Democratic Party
PPD
Joaquim
Girl for Vaughn Born at Montgomery City Medical Center
A six pound five ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Vaughn of Montgomery City at 4 29 p m Medical Center Mr Vaughn works for Beacon Shoe Co in Jonesburg
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Lloyd E. Vaughn
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Vaughn
Beacon Shoe Co
Jonesburg
Belshe Couplet Welcome Nine Pound Three Ounce Son
Mr and Mrs Jerald Robert Belshe of Centralia announce the birth of a nine pound three ounce son at 11 42 p.m. at Medical Center. The father is employed at A B Chance Co.
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Blackabys
Clifford Blackaby
Holliday
Audrain Medical Center
Blackaby
Jerald Robert Belshe
Centralia
Belshe
A.B. Chance Co
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in One Hour
Quick drying T-4 L product claims to stop itch and burning in an hour. Ad cites 59¢ price and availability at drug stores. Promotes watching for health tips at All Drug Stores and urges readers to check in multiple days.
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