HDC Crew Helps Repair Audrain Homes
Audrain County receives aid as three Missouri crews from the Human Development Corporation work July to insulate ceilings install storm windows and repair walls in eight central Missouri counties. The program funded by Audrain HDC and OEO aims to help homeowners with limited resources and reduce costs while boosting community pride.
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Missouri
Office of the Human Development Corporation
Audrain County
John Dibble
Audrain Hdc
Audrain
Calloway
Farmers Home Administration
PHA
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
State Oeo
Dibble
HDC
Mexico
Vandalia
Rush Hill
Laddonia
Martinsburg
Joe Rains
Helen Mitchell
Cmc-Hdc
False Teeth Drop At The Wrong Time Ad Says FASTRETH Powder
An advertisement promotes FASTRETH Denture Adhesive Powder claiming dentures will feel firmer longer and provide security and comfort. It urges regular dental visits and reassuring users about denture fit and health.
Motorcycle Use Lets Cattle Herding Ride On Wheels
Pittsburg Kansas report details Walter Comstock 75 using a two wheel motorcycle to herd 182 cattle on 160 acres, reducing feed needs and avoiding horse costs. Despite drought and rising hay, he praises the bike for mobility and labor efficiency as his son notes the broader squeeze on small cattle producers. In New Delhi Sanjay Gandhi engaged to Maneka Anand with a September wedding eyed.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Walter E. Comstock
Walter Comstock Jr
Comstock
Sport
Comstocks
Comstocck
New Delhi
India
Sanjay Gandhi
Indira Gandhi
Maneka Anand
Miss Anand
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Medic's View On Use Of DDT Is Challenged
In Chicago the AMA journal urges ending the DDT ban, arguing politics influenced EPA’s 1972 prohibition. Jukes cites safety studies and calls for reintroduction for public health uses, while ecologists like Commoner criticize oversimplification and warn of unseen human effects.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Thomas H. Jukes
University of California At Richmond
Environmental Protection Agency
Jukes
EPA
Barry Commoner
Washington University At
St. Louis
AMA
William R. Niering
Connecticut College At
New London
California Girl Crowned Miss Black America
Von Gretchen Shepard, 24, of San Diego, California, won the fifth Miss Black America Pageant in Indianapolis. She defeated 28 contestants to become Miss Black America with Ann-Luise Harrison and Elizabeth Smith as runners-up. The article also references unrelated notes on gypsy moth outbreaks and opinions on DDT usage and health risks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
von Gretchen Shepard
San Diego
Calif
Miss Shepard
Ann-Luise Harrison
Minnetonka
Wis
Elizabeth Smith
Tulsa
Okla
Absentee ballot applications total 71 in Audrain County
Audrain County reports 71 registered voters have applied for absentee ballots for the August 6 primary. Additional applicants include James Botts, Mary Meek, Katherine Seigfreid, John Willer, Dennis Forbis, George and Mrs. Schutte, Richard Malnix, Carolyn Gibbs, Gussie Sneed, Mrs. Littrell, Bertha Jones, David Righter, Albert Nichols, Ester Toncray, Orpha Day, Rodney Nebel, Alfred Lipp Jr. and Josephine Lipp, Woodrow Lee, Howard Kizer, Margery Gantt, Frances Spencer, Mr and Mrs. Fennessey, E.H. Spencer, John G. Baker, Cynthia L.
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Audrain County
James C. Botts
Mexico
Mary H. Meek
E. Monroe St
Katherine Seigfreid
S. Western St
John W. Willer
S. Olive St
Dennis James Forbis
W. Liberty St
George Schutte
Oak Lane
Richard E. Malnix
Thompson
Carolyn W. Gibbs
Laddonia
Rodney T. Nebel
Joseph P. Fennessey
Washington St
E.H. Spencer
Western St
John G. Baker
Cynthia L
Absentee Ballot Deadlines Listed for Mexico MO Area
Absentee ballots are available from the County Clerk Glenn Barnes at the county courthouse. In person applications must be filed by 4 p.m. August 5, mail by 4 p.m. August 2. The same deadlines apply for the city of Mexico special bond election, with ballots obtainable at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice L. Kemp
S. Jefferson St
Glenn Barnes
City of
Mexico
Majority doubts Senate conviction poll on Nixon
A Harris survey shows 53 percent of Americans favor impeaching President Nixon while 47 percent want Senate conviction. Yet 55 percent doubt Congress will remove him, with 27 percent believing action will be taken. The poll suggests a belief Congress will refrain from removing the president.
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New York
Harris
House of Representatives
Nixon
Senate
Congress
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Berger
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Ray Toulster & Sons
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Tray
Liberty Mexico
California
Niering
Commoner
Shugart
Gibson Discount Center
West Jackson
Pleasure Hills
Marceline
Keytesville
iPleasure Hills Estates
Lawrence Coletti
Lawrence Drive-In
Armstrong Linoleum
Baumgartners
Auxvasse, Mo
Ledger
Farm and Livestock Systems
P.O. Box E
John Marshal
Lowe
Small
William S. Lowe
Citizens For Love
George R. Sullivan
RFD
Sia Steelgard
U.S
U.S. Y
Huai
BankAmericard
American Express
Carte Blanche
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