Lack Of Gas May Shut Some Plants In Missouri
Missouri faces a growing natural gas shortage with 8 percent of 2,141 users likely to shut plants if gas is curtailed. State energy officials warn the impact could hit within two to three years, with many workers at risk and large users urged to cut heating.
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Byefferson City
Missouri
Ate
Natural Resources
James Wilson
Missouri Energygency
Wilson
Columbia
Three Congressmen Cited For Violating Mail Rules
The Commission on Congressional Mailing Standards cited three congressmen for improper use of free franking in its first year and a half of operation. It ruled in others in favor, upheld some votes on voter registration mailings, teacher letters, and polling questions, and noted a civil suit over files.
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Washington
House
Jlaff Mhes
Commission
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Commission On Congressional
John Hunt
New Jersey
Hunt
John Wayne
U.S. Treasury
William Scherle
Iowa
Earl Landgrebe
Indiana
Scherle
Landgrebe
Gilbert Gude
R-Md
Sam Young
Roberson Attends Grandson Graduation in St Louis
Lawrence W. Roberson of Mexico travels to St Louis to attend his grandson and namesake Lawrence Roberson Schneider’s graduation from Horton Watkins High School in Ladue. Larry is a two year football letterman and three year basketball and baseball letterman, recently honored with the faculty service award and named a National Merit Scholar. He plans to enter the University of Kansas honors program and has been awarded the Harold Otto merit scholarship.
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Lawrence W. Roberson
Mexico
St. Louis
Lawrence Roberson Schneider
Larry
Vern H. Schneider
Horton Watkins High School
Ladue
Horton Watkins
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Liberal Arts College
University of Kansas
Harold Otto
Ford To Announce Candidacy In June, Nessen Says
President Ford will officially announce his intention to run for a full term in the White House before the end of June, Press Secretary Ron Nessen said. A Republican group said the declaration would come within a month, while a campaign-planning group headed by Dean Burch has begun activities on Ford's behalf.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
GOP National Committee
Dean Burch
Bingo Bill Approved in Missouri Senate Committee
Missouri lawmakers advanced a bingo measure allowing charitable groups to run games after a 4-1 vote in the Senate Municipal Corporations Committee. The bill envisions a statewide referendum on a constitutional amendment to permit bingo. Opposition from six religious groups cited gambling concerns. Sen Don Manford voted no.
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Jefferson City
Senate Municipal Corporations Committee
Senate
Sam Martin
Missouri Baptist Convention
Don Manford
Ckansas City
House Economics Committee
Hagans Honored At Rockhurst College Honors Night
Four students from Mexico were recognized at Rockhurst College in Kansas City during honors and awards night. Steve P. Hagan received the Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award for outstanding seniors in business. Hagan also appears in Who's Who Among Students. Dan A. Hagan earned freshman class highest honors, joined by Ann P. Hagan and Joanne C. Kasper for other freshmen honors.
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Mexico
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Steve P. Hagan
Route 3
Wall Street Journal
Division of Business
Hagan
Dan A. Hagan
Cunningham Road
Ann P. Hagan
Joanne C. Kasper
Congress probes data banks amid FBI and agriculture fears
Investigators examine a vast computer network storing millions of Americans data amid moves by Rep. Moss to block two federal data banks. NBC reports a defense linked breakthrough could consolidate medical, credit, tax, and military records across agencies though no domestic surveillance evidence is found. Congressional panels plan hearings on data storage and wiretap limits as they pursue spy allegations. Larry Etherton begins Bible studies at Hannibal LaGrange College this month.
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Washington
John FE. Moss
D-Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
FBI
Department of Agriculture
NBC News
NBC
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Pentagon
Senate
House Select Committees
Bella S. Abzug
Dn.y
Federal Communications Commission
Bum Checks Used To Buy $100,000 Worth Of Grain
Bogus cashier s checks drawn on a Tulsa bank tied to a ring of swindlers who use them to buy grain from storage elevators. Nearly $10,000 in corn at Topeka was exchanged May 28 with a counterfeit check, and phony payments totaling almost $100,000 have flowed to grain elevators in Kansas Colorado Minnesota and Mississippi.
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Kansas City
Tulsa
George DeGraw
Midwest Marketing Cooperative
Far- Mar-Co
Topeka
Union National Bank of Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Mississippi
Waldheim Urges Save Environment at UN
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim urged global action to preserve the human environment for generations unborn. The statement, issued at UN headquarters for Environment Day, marks three years since the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment. Waldheim was in Vienna for Cyprus talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
United Nations
Stockholm
Vienna
Cyprus
Britons vote in historic EEC referendum
London AP reports Britons will vote on staying in the European Economic Community. Final polls show a 2 to 1 yes advantage, with 40 million eligible voters across England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland. Turnout expected smaller. results likely by Friday noon.
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London
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Pernoon
Remainig
European Economic Community
EEC
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Edward Heath
Labor Party
Priest's Tomato Patch Gets Songs And Sermons
In Kansas City, Msgr. Vincent S. Kearney tends a 10 year old tomato patch beside Christ the King Church. Neighbors joke the mercury lamp over the plot fuels rapid growth as parishioners read chalkboard signs on the vines and enjoy the humorous garden miracles in a sidewalk display.
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Kansas City
Apr
Vincent S. Kearney
Christ the King Catholic Church
Kearney
Msgr
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