Federal probes eye reporters over Hays Ray sex scandal
Federal investigators may seek permission from Attorney General Levi to subpoena reporters Marion Clark and Rudy Mann in the Wayne Hays Elizabeth Ray sex scandal case. The Washington Post resists formal interviews, arguing First Amendment concerns and newsroom integrity. Levi would review any subpoena to news staff.
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Edward Levi
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Washington Post
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Marion Clark
Rudy Mann
Rep
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Hays
Ohio
Levi
Miss Ray
The
Post
Benjamin Bradlee
Justice Department
Federal
Grand Jury
House
Christopher M. Little
Judge Orders Arrest of Congressmen
Washington police end a century old immunity policy allowing arrests of all elected officials for criminal offenses. The change follows an immunity dispute after Rep. Joe D. Waggoner Jr. was granted immunity in a court case. A legal review cited an 1908 Supreme Court related ruling.
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District of Columbia
Congress
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Cullinane
Joe D. Waggoner Jr
Supreme Court
Bloodmobile drives support from Audrain Medical Center staff
The Bloodmobile visit runs 2 7 p.m. Monday and noon 5 p.m. Tuesday with a goal of 186 employee donors. AMC administrator Woodrow Lee urges community participation, noting employees get two hours off and a meal ticket. shuttle service links hospital and church. Also reports a birth: Mr and Mrs Charles Darnell of Jefferson City welcomed a daughter Friday at 8:50 p.m. weighing 8 lb 15 oz. Mr Darnell works for Orscheln Farm Supply.
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AMC
Charles Darnell
Jefferson City
Darnell
Orscheln Farm Supply
Viking mission eyes jammed arm fix on Mars lander
Viking trouble shooters test a plan to free a jammed soil sampling arm aboard the Mars lander. If successful, the fix allows first digging in Martian soil next Wednesday while mission teams address seismometer and radio issues and relay slower data from 213 million miles away. Temperature and wind data from Mars are also reported.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Tom Young
Earth
Senate Moves Toward LEAA Extension
The Senate advanced a five year extension of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration over critics’ protests. Senator Biden called LEAA wasteful and proposed a 15 month or three year extension, both defeated by wide margins.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
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House Judiciary Committee
New Books Added At Local Library Details 1970s Titles
The library announces a large list of new adult books across fiction and non fiction. Notable authors and works include Gordon R Dickson Mildred Davis Jane Geniesse Velda Johnston Wilson Rawls Octavia Butler Barry Commoner and Peter De Vries. Also added are reference volumes from Kodak and Vogue Pattern Book plus guidebooks on broadcasting and travel.
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Mildred B. Davis
Gordon R. Dickson
Jane Geniesse
Isabelle Holland
James David Horan
Kristin Hunter
Rebecca James
Velda Johnston
Steve Knickmeyer
Richard Llewellyn
Kin Platt
Wilson Rawls
Efraim Severa
Wilbur Smith
Barbara Weraba
Charles Quinn Yarbo
Gary Allen
Graham W. Bagg
Mark Batterson
Rocky Bleier
Octavia Butler
Susannah Carter
Mabel Cavalani
Barry Commoner
Dept. of Research and Transport
Jimmy Carter Shines As Team Wins In Plains Softball Bout
Plains Georgia AP. Jimmy Carter pitched his team to a 7 5 victory over Billy Carters amateurs in a media softball game at Plains High School. Carter struck out batters in order, signed autographs between innings, and wore cutoff jeans. He went hitless but earned the win.
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Billy
Pye
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Jimmy
Secret Service
Volkmer Campaign Gains Endorsements in Missouri
Rep Harold J Volkmer of Hannibal the 9th district Democrat seeks Hungate seat with endorsements from Monroe City News St Louis Globe Democrat and St Louis Post Dispatch. An independent Macon Chronicle Herald poll shows Volkmer leading with 65 percent of committed Democratic vote while other candidates total 35 percent. A July 20 Central State Polling update puts Volkmer at 18 percent of the district vote with the closest foe tied at percent.
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Hannibal
William Hungate
Monroe City News
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Macon Chronicle-Herald
Macon County
Volkmer
Central State
Kidnap Plot Uncovered At Quarry Owner Estate
Investigators found a rough draft ransom note for 5 million dollars in the Portola Valley estate of quarry owner Frederick N Woods III. Reports in The Oakland Tribune and The Fresno Bee say the note is believed to be by the younger Woods as victims remained imprisoned in a moving van buried in a rock quarry in Alameda County before escaping.
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Oakland Tribune
Fresno Bee
Portola Valley
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Woods
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Bob Utterback in Paris
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bob J Utterback of Paris at 12 51 a m Friday weighing six pounds seven ounces Mr Utterback is a self employed farmer
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Paris
Mr. Utterback
Brad Brett Named To Commission for Public Defender Program
Jefferson City Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Seiler named H Bradford Brett president of the First National Bank of Mexico to a seven member commission to administer the troubled public defender program. Seiler also named himself and Willard B Bunch to serve on the panel. The terms start August 13 and remaining members will be appointed by the Appellate Judicial Commission and the governor.
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First National Bank of Mexico
Brett
Missouri Supreme Court
Robert Seiler
Seiler
Willard B. Bunch
Jackson County
Supreme Court
State Appellate Judicial Commission
Services Sunday For Glenn Sailor
Funeral services for Glenn Sailor 64 will be held Sunday at Montgomery City Christian Church where he was active and named elder emeritus. He died Thursday at home. Burial is in Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p m today at Schlanker Funeral Home. Sailor lived on the family farm, partnered in farming with his father Hollet until 1951, then ran the operation with his wife. He transferred church membership from High Point Christian Church to Montgomery City Church.
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Glenn Sailor
Montgomery City Christian Church
Sailor
Montgomery City Cemetery
Schlanker Funeral Home
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Mike Palmer Jr
Charles Heimberger
Herb Cunningham
John Simpson
Carl Mertz
Carol Ahern
Hollet
High Point Christian Church
Mrs Lerner Wins Seizure of Husband's Property
New York AP Mich eline Lerner, former wife of lyricist Alan J Lerner, secured a court order to seize at least 64000 dollars of her ex husband's property to cover back alimony and support. A stay was granted pending a July 27 hearing after Lerner could not be reached in London.
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Micheline Lerner
Alan J. Lerner
Lerner
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Manhattan
Lapidary Opens On Tuesday In Mexico
A photo note for Dean's Lapidary at 615 W Jackson St claims August 27 as opening. Owner Gary Brentlinger confirms the shop will open on July 27, correcting the earlier date.
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Dean's Lapidary
W. Jackson St
Gary Brentlinger
Weather and Public Safety Roundup in Missouri
Weather report notes hot humid conditions with isolated thundershowers and a forecast of highs in the 90s for Missouri through Sunday. Public safety brief covers attempted break-ins at Glen Morris and Brentlinger's Car Wash, vehicle theft then recovered near Stoutsville, and a courthouse square incident. Court notes include dissolution petition dismissal and several speeding and license violation fines across Montgomery County courts. Yesterdays cash grain prices listed for soybeans, wheat, barley, corn and milo with local pricing sources MFA and Fowles Grain Co.
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Ralls County
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Vandalia
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Curtises Welcome Son Born Friday Evening in Centralia
Mr and Mrs Orval Curtis of Centralia announce the birth of a son Friday at 9 24 p.m. weighing seven pounds three ounces. Market updates show varied activity with several stocks listed and the Dow Jones closing at 990 91.
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Heat Wave Drives 100 Degree Peak In Mexico
Mexico endured a record 100 degree high as July's heat lingered and power demand surged. Electric and water use spiked with fireplug openings wasting thousands of gallons while air conditioners and fans operated nonstop. Missouri Power and Light reported heavy but uninterrupted power flow.
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Texas kin keep Hughes estate role in first court win
Probate Judge Pat Gregory ruled that Annette Gano Lummis and her son William Lummis may remain Texas executors of Howard Hughes estate. Noah Dietrich was not named administrator. The judge approved a $400000 contract with Merrill Lynch to audit assets and advise on investments, opposed by Harold Rhoden who urged an accounting firm instead. The Hughes estate could be worth up to $25 billion.
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