Offshore Oil Drilling Faces Growing Public Hurdles
UPI reports that oil companies and the Ford administration back offshore drilling to cut imports, but coastal leaders and environmentalists warn of ecological and economic risks. States sue or resist planned auctions, while CEQ and industry conflict over areas and priorities.
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Two Injured In Vandalia Wreck
Vandalia reports two injured in a highway collision at 6 47 p m on Route 54 at Vandalia s west edge. Larry Dean Anderson of Vandalia driving a Wasson vehicle crossed the highway and was struck broadside by Julius A Davison of Cabool s station wagon. Wasson passenger suffered chest pains and a leg injury but was not hospitalized. Ruth Thompson of Cabool, sister of the other driver, had cuts and was treated and released from Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after ambulance transport.
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Julius A. Davison
Cabool
Highway 54
Dave Strassner
Anderson
Cline
Bud
Ruth Wasson
Davison
Tri-County
Ruth Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Grace Lutheran church wedding and clean up day noted
Personal News of Wellsville reports a ceremony on Sunday morning July 27 at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Dale Banke officiating. Sponsors are Richard Herbert Gastler and James Edward Keller. speaking for sponsors are Mrs. Charlotte Cheney and Mrs. Carl Keller. The Women of Grace Lutheran Church plan a Thursday clean up day after painting in the new church section, pews and carpet to be laid.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Wellsville
Dale Banke
Jamie
Richard Herbert Gastler
James Edward Keller
Charlotte Cheney
Carl Keller
Centralia Dog Show Winners Report
The Centralia news notes multiple dogs and handlers with wins across classes. Best of Terriers went to Douglas shown by Paula Harshbarger. Toy Dogs Best Male Under 1 Year first went to Chocolate. Best Female Under One year Suzzette. Best Male Over 1 Year Pierre. Best Female Over 1 Year Tina. Best of Toy Dogs Tina with Foster Kennels trophy. Non-Sporting Best Male Under 1 Year Spot. Open Class top exhibitor Henry with theme trophy by Wilma Sanders Beauty Shop. several placements listed with handlers and owners.
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Paula Harshbarger
Teeny
Nancy Duff
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Kathy Moss
Doug Walker
Pierre
Sheila Ashworth
JoJo
Theresa Barnes
Tina
Sherri Sanders
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Justin Grace
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Drinda Henry
Skeeter
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Hopefuls Gather for Ninth District Dem Rally in St Charles
Candidates eye Hungate successor at First Capitol Days as Harold Volkmer Jerry Welch and Ken Maurer compete for the Democratic nomination. Welch touts farming ties while Maurer and young candidates push for new congressional careers.
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Missouri
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Hannibal
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Florissant
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Jay) Russell
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Pakistan Floods Kill 63 Across 11 Districts
The two weeks of flooding in Pakistan have killed 63 people. Latest deaths were in Hunza, with more than 2,600 villages affected across 11 districts, mainly in Punjab.
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Hunza
Punjab
Kennedy Says No Not Running for 1976 Presidency
New York AP Kennedy reiterates he has not changed his mind and will not seek the Democratic nomination for president in 1976. He says no circumstances would make him a candidate, despite remarks attributed to Rep ONeill and comments from others.
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Lynnwood
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Turkish Army Moves Into US Installations in Turkey
Turkish units began taking control of U S bases across Turkey as part of a planned transfer of command from American to Turkish oversight. Officials deny base closures and note gradual suspensions since Saturday to avoid damaging sensitive equipment. Turkish and U S officials discussed a smooth handover at high levels.
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Turkey
U.S
Foreign Ministry
United States
Little Motion Denied in High Profile Murder Trial
In Wake County North Carolina Judge Hamilton Hobgood denied the defense motion to dismiss the first degree murder charge against Joan Little a 21 year old accused of killing a jailer with an icepick in Washington DC last August He also barred use of her health social service and prison records as evidence and refused to let her represent herself as counsel as trial preparations continued with prosecutors ready to present evidence.
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Joan Little
Hobgood
Wake County Superior Court
Miss Little
Washington, D.C
Richardson Seen As CIA Leader Candidate Says Time
Time magazine names Elliot L. Richardson former attorney general and U S ambassador to Britain as a prime possibility to head the CIA. The piece also lists George Shultz William Ruckelshaus and Cyrus Vance as other candidates to succeed Director William Colby who Time says is likely to leave by year's end.
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U.S
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Time Magazine
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Time
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William Ruckelshaus
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