Senate votes for women as cadets in military academies
The Senate approved by voice vote the admission of women to the Military Academy at West Point the Naval Academy at Annapolis and the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. House action already included the provision, making enactment likely this year.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
House
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mrs Jackson In Serious Condition After Auto Crash
Madison Wisconsin AP report details injuries in a Route FF accident near Mexico Missouri. Mrs Jackson remained in serious condition at Boone County Hospital while husband and other relatives received care at Audrain Medical Center. Kenneth Phillips and Sandy Curtis treated and released.
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Clayborn Jackson
Mexico
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Audrain Medical Center
Louise Johnson
Jackson
Jacksons
Jean Heiser
Miss Johnson
Marsena Johnson
Kenneth Phillips
Thompson
Johnson
Sandy Curtis
Centralia
Dream Home Vanished After City Demolition Mess
William Villavaso watched his six room house for his wife and two children be razed after a breakdown in communication. HUD official John L. Wuner said the demolition occurred without proper notice and promised a replacement. City building commissioner Joseph Fitzgerald said a court order and city inspection preceded demolition and HUD was not notified of the sale.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Richard Bardwell
Bardwell
Jack McManus
Chicago
William Villavaso
John L. Wuner
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Waner
Villavaso
HUD
City Building Department
Joseph F. Fitzgerald
Israel May Trade Land For Peace Pact
Israel may swap occupied Arab land for a peace deal the Foreign Ministry indicated in Jerusalem. The report notes Israel’s front-line thinning near the Suez Canal aims to prepare the public for concessions while Egypt reopens the canal and carries a northbound freight test with Iranian destroyers. U.S. officials warn against public test cases as Sadat’s commitment to allow Israeli-bound cargoes through remains to be kept quiet.
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Jerusalem
Yigal Allon
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Suez
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Allon
Yediot Aharonot
Paris
Shimon Peres
Washington
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Gad Yaacobi
Yaacobi
State Department
Sadat
Kissinger
Taraeli
Richard M. Nixon
Center Offers Help On Drug Or Drink Problems
Miss Arlene Sadowski of the East Central Mental Health center explains 24 hour emergency access for drug or alcohol issues and family counseling. The center offers evaluation, counseling, and education for all ages with sliding scale fees funded by a federal grant. It serves Audrain and nearby counties with inpatient beds for short stays and aims for quick return to home and work.
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East Central Mental Health Center
Miss Arlene Sadowski
Miss Sadowski
Audrain Medical Center
Audrain
Arlene Sadowski
Ledger
Richard Vance
Files Kept Despite Privacy Pledge
Washington AP reports that government surveillance programs and centralized file plans raise privacy concerns despite President Ford’s pledge. Ford, who chaired a privacy committee as VP, signed a law granting Americans access to government files and vowed strong laws to curb invasions of privacy amid Watergate reflections.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Pentagon
Defense Department
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit
United States
Canada
Law Enforcement Assistance
Agriculture Department
General Accounting Office
LEAA
Richard M. Nixon
Fifteen Accepted For Class In Cosmetology
Fifteen students have been accepted for the next class of the Mexico Public School of Cosmetology at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School, starting Aug 4. Three more openings remain with applications due by July 1. list of accepted students includes Betty Jo Burton, Mary Beth Cox, Betty Jane Davis, Peggy Sue Doane, Glenda Evans, Vonna Freeman, Lela Gentry, Donna Hunt, Janice De Levings, Lucille Leclighter, Diana Quick, Katherine Tiller, Dorothy Meeks, Effie Rolle, and Opal Jean Schipp.
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Mexico
Glenda Evans
Vonna Freeman
Lela Gentry
Donna Hunt
Vandalia
Janice de Levings
Paris
Lucille Leclighter
Diana Quick
Katherine Tiller
Dorothy Meeks
Effie Rolle
Opal Jean Schipp
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D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Alaska
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Montgomery City
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Dowling Chevrolet
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James Bond
Evangelistic Services
Robert L. Swanson
Paul & Robbie Grendenning
Church OF the Nazarene
St. Clark & Tea Lake Rd
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Len Reddy
Zimbalis
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Augusta Summerland Watch
Don Ingalls
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