Break-ins Hit Two Mexico Churches During Night
Burglars robbed Church of the Nazarene and St. Matthew's Episcopal Church on Teal Lake Road and Boulevard. The Nazarene church reported $1,100 in gear missing including a safe opened without force. St. Matthew's had a damaged sacristy door and a broken parish hall door with no items reported missing. Public safety officers investigate. no major suspects named.
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Mético
Church of 2 the Nazarene
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Mexico
Church of the Nazarene
Teal Lake Rd
Paul Glendenning
Boulevard and
Grove
Richard Ash
Don Bolli
PSD
Nazarene
Hounds and Hares Clash Over Leash Law Town
JEWELS Iowa AP Mayor Francis LeMaster notes 20 complaints in two weeks as neighbors report gardens chewed by rabbits while roaming dogs once kept hares in check after leash law battle.
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Iowa
Francis LeMaster
Cincinnati Zoo welcomes first giraffe birth in 19 years
Cincinnati Zoo announced the birth of a Masai giraffe on Sunday, the first such birth at the facility in 19 years. The calf stood about 50 feet tall and weighed 100 pounds at birth, joining the zoo's three East African giraffes.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Zoo
United States
Chairman Calls for End to Property Tax Reform
At the 87th National Governors Conference in New Orleans Utah Governor Calvin L. Rampton urged abolishing all property taxes and replacing them with inflation-friendly revenue sources. He warned reform will take decades and must empower local governments with adequate funding while relaxing limits on income and sales taxes.
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New Orleans
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Rampton
Louisiana
Edwin D. Edwards
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Democratic Party
Edwards
Wallace
Iowa Student Poster Prompts Maritime Bureaucracy Fuss
Des Moines teen Ernest Terrell drew a poster promoting shipping that drew fire as sexist. The National Maritime Association committee quit in protest and a staff lawyer called the work cheesecake. Terrell defended the piece and said the assignment sparked controversy he did not seek.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ernest Terrell
Terrell
Tech High
National Maritime Association
Maritime Industry
Washington
Walter Oates
Pus
National Maritime Administration
Oates
Sandra Jenkins
Maritime Administration
Rabid Bats Increase in Missouri as Warm Weather Returns
Five rabid bats have been found in Missouri this year, with eight cases previously reported in the state. A Jefferson City man was bitten by a bat and began rabies shots. Dr. William F. Raithel warns bats carry rabies longer and urges avoiding contact with bats and seeking immediate medical care after any bite. He also advises using heavy gloves if handling is necessary.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Wiliam F. Raithel
State Bureau of Veterinary Public Health
OPEC Seeks Global Negotiations On All Raw Materials
Gabon President Bongo opens a three day OPEC ministerial conference urging global negotiations on all raw materials, insisting talks not be limited to energy. He notes revenue losses and higher import costs since the price controls began last year as Iran and Saudi ministers miss the session. The meeting may move away from the dollar as oil price basis with a final communique due Wednesday.
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Libreville
Gabon
Albert Bernard Bongo
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Bongo
OPEC
Paris
Jamshid Amouzzegar
Iran
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Mohammed Yeganeh
Bonnie Rodger Echo Police Chief Breaks Bar Fights
Echo Oregon AP reports Bonnie Rodger, a 28 year old 6 foot police chief who heads Echo’s single officer force, has broken up two bar fights in eight months and arrested several drunks while previously serving as a county deputy sheriff.
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Echo, Ore
Bonnie Rodger
Umatilla County
Echo
Miss Rodger
Priest Kills Intruder at Church in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a Roman Catholic priest shot and killed a teenager who allegedly lunged at him after breaking into the rectory of Mother of Sorrow Church on Harlem Avenue. Blaine Kidder, 19, of McKees Rocks, died at Ohio Valley Hospital from a heart wound. The Rev. Ralph Esposito reported the prowler to Stowe Township police at 12:45 a.m. and, after arming himself with a .22-caliber rifle, heard footsteps and shot as the intruder reached his door.
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Pittsburgh
Mother of Sorrow Church
Blaine Kidder
McKees Rocks
Ohio Valley Hospital
Allegheny County
Robert Meinert
Ralph Esposito
Stowe Township
Harlem
Vedder Couple Welcome a Son at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Richard Vedder of Montgomery City welcomed a son weighing seven pounds five ounces at 9 29 p m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center The father is employed by Cargyle Inc The birth announcement notes the family status and employment context in a concise local notice.
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Richard Vedder
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Vedder
Cargyle Inc
Missouri Legislature Faces Final Week Deadlock
As the 1975 Missouri Legislature heads into its last seven days, key items remain in dispute. The stalled $2.3 billion operating budget and $50 million capital improvements bill block action, while Senate debates consider aid to dependent children, elderly circuit breakers, and tax breaks. House measures on public inspectors bargaining and witness immunity also linger, with unresolved differences on criminal code revisions and a constitutional amendment to streamline the judiciary. A joint retirement reform talks include a potential 20 percent pension raise for lawmakers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
General Assembly
Christopher
Bond
Chamber
Senate
House
Judicial Branch
Missouri Southern
Missouri Western State
House- Senate
Ec Ecwente
Special Session Possible Sen Cason Says Missouri Money Fight
Missouri legislature neared a special session as the Sunday midnight deadline expired without funding bills for nine state universities and junior colleges. House Speaker Rabbitt said suspension of the rules was likely, while Senate leaders indicated a session might be needed to clear $2.3 billion in appropriations and capital improvements. A seven pound 12 ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry L Martin of Bowling Green at 9 07 a.m. Sunday.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Senate
Richard Rabbitt
William Cason
Senate Appropriations Committee
Norman Merrell
Merrell
Senate Conference Committee
Capitol
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Assembly
Rabbitt
Robert Young
Conference
Carthage
Richard Webster
Appropriations
Lawrence Lee
Cooma Atias
St. Louia
Senate Committee
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Jerry L. Martin
Bowling Green
Audrain Medical Center
Martin
Stark Brothers
Bramble to retire from N and W after 27 years
W A Bramble of 6 Terrace Circle will retire as a cashier with the Norfolk and Western Railroad on June 13. He began with the railroad in September 1943 as a freight trucker and has worked in Mexico since then except for five years as superintendent of the Moberly office from 1960 to 1965. The Brambles plan to reside in Mexico and travel, fly:ing and garden.
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W. A. Bramble
Terrace Circle
The
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Mr. Bramble
Mexico
Mrs. Bramble
President's Son to Attend Utah State University
Washington AP Steve Ford, the president's 19 year old son, will attend Utah State University next fall after a ranch year and rodeo school. He will stay at the White House briefly, then travel to California for the rodeo program near San Diego run by Casey Tibbs. He plans backpacking and studying grizzly, following older brother Jack who has just graduated from Utah State. He is unsure of his major.
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Washington
Steve Ford
Utah State University
White House
California
San Diego
Casey Tibbs
Sheila Weidenfeld
Steve
Jack
Logan
Utah
Flying Of Flag From Flag Day To Fourth Urged
Congressman Bill Hungate joins a bipartisan group urging a nationwide Flag Day to Independence Day program. The effort, with honorary chairwoman Mrs. Harry S. Truman, calls on Americans, businesses, and governments to fly flags and honor the nation’s history during a 21 day period.
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Washington, D.C
Bill Hungate
America
Harry S. Truman
Hungate
Wallace Scoffs At Opposition By Governors
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace defends his health and campaign independence at the National Governors Conference, scoffing at opposition from fellow Democrats. Governors Anderson Edwards Rampton question his bid for 1976 nomination citing physical condition and political support.
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New Orleans
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wendell Anderson
D-Minn
Edwin D. Edwards
D-La
Utah
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Rampton
Gov. Rampton
Fairmont
Anderson
Reuben Askew
D-Fla
Bombing Raids Denied During Saigon Evacuation
Washington officials deny Los Angeles Times report that U S warplanes conducted heavy bombing raids during the Saigon evacuation. The White House says the claim is untrue and Pentagon sources say no bombing occurred except potential brief strikes on anti aircraft sites near Saigon and 50 miles away.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Saigon
National Security Council
White House
Ron Nessen
Los Angeles Times
Times
Hanoi
United States
Joseph Laitin
Defense
Pentagon
U.S
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Rvaieey
Newee Airport
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