Missouri Senate OKs revised school aid formula 21–10
The Missouri Senate approved a revised formula for distributing state aid to public schools by a 21–10 vote, aiming to equalize funding across 560 districts. House approval preceded this, with a compromise to resolve differences before June 15 adjournment.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Missouri
House
Senate
Nelson Tinnin
Homeraville
A. Clifford Jones
St. Louis County
Tem Norman Merrell
D-Monticello
Moluccan Elders Begin Effort To End Siege
Two South Moluccan elders Mrs. Josina Soumoki and Dr. Hassan Tan boarded a hijacked train eight miles north of Assen to negotiate the release of about 60 hostages held at two northern Holland locations. Gunmen escorted them as the four cars stranded for 12 days atop a central Dutch line. Mediators reported no immediate plan.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Holland
Josina Soumoki
Hassan Tan
Toos Faber
Justice Ministry
Tan
Southokil
Beilen
Tans
Carter Now Champions Senate's Energy Move
President Carter shifts stance after Senate grants price setting to a commission and veto power to the president. House backing preserves limited power while pursuing a national energy policy. Schlesinger argues veto rights are crucial as conference committee negotiates a compromise energy department bill.
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Carter
Senate
Washington
House
Department
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
House-Senate
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Congress
Brooks
Congress May Delay Saccharin Use Ban
Washington AP Congress seeks to delay for 14 years a proposed FDA ban on saccharin in food and drinks Rep Paul G Rogers plans a bill to halt prohibition starting July and to require NAS Institute of Medicine review on translating animal test results to humans The FDA had moved to ban saccharin after Canadian rat studies linked high doses to cancer
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Washington (Ap
Congress
Paul G. Rogers
Dfla
Food and Drug Administration
Rogers
National Academy of Science
Institute of Medicine
FDA
Carter Admits Family Skeleton in Mormon Genealogy Note
The article reports President Carter receiving a family tree from the Mormon church, noting embedded past violence and horse thief legends in his ancestry while keeping specific identities secret. It also notes two other births at Audrain Medical Center, one to Riley Milstead and one unnamed son to James E. Wilson, with weights listed.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Church of Jesus Christ
White House
Arthritis Program Growing Rapidly in Mid-Missouri
The Mid-Missouri Regional Arthritis Corporation formed in 1975 now averages 300 new patients each year. Dr. Charles Sisk of the University of Missouri Arthritis Center visits Audrain Medical Center twice weekly, guiding a program that includes a six bed arthritis center at Stribling House, in-patient and out-patient care, therapy, education, and planned future expansion with a multi-disciplinary team.
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Mid-Missouri Regional Arthritis Corporation
Charles Sisk
University of Missouri Arthritis Center
Columbia
Stribling House
Sisk
Audrain Medical Center
Arthritis Corporation
AMC
Dr. Sisk
Arthritis Center
Wanda Johnson
Maurine Wilson
Mid-Missouri Regional Arthritis Center
William T Fisher Dies at 83 in Audrain County
William T Buddy Fisher 83 of 1800 N Clark died today at Audrain Medical Center where he had been a patient since May 30 He was born Oct 24 1893 in Mexico son of Xury and Sally Fisher He lived in the area all his life and was a retired truck driver and railroad employee He was a Baptist member Surviving are one daughter Mrs James Deardorff Littleton Colo three brothers Porter Fisher Mexico Joe and Xury Fisher Lebanon one granddaughter two great grandchildren three sisters and one brother preceded him in death Services set for Tuesday 10 am at Arnold Funeral Home burial East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Family visits after 2 pm Monday at the funeral home
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William T
Buddy) Fisher
N. Clark
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
East Lawn Memorial Park
Mexico
Xury
Sally Barnett Fisher
Blanche Bryant
James Deardorff
Littleton
Colo
Porter Fisher
Joe
Xury Fisher
Lebanon
Fisher
Baptist Church
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