Mid-Missouri council seeks funds for rural bus system
The Mid-Missouri Council of Governments in Mexico voted to apply for a 987000 federal grant via Missouri DOT to operate a rural mass transit bus system. Operational use limited to 296000. service would involve private firms like OATS or Sheltered Workshop. The two-year demonstration aims to boost rural mobility, foster coordinated transport, and guide other states, with eventual transfer of management to a new body.
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Mid-Missouri Council of Governments
Mexico
Ani
Missouri Department ofTransportation
Phil Richardson
Missouri Department of Transportation
Mid-Missouri Council
Older Adult Transportation Service
OATS
Sheltered Workshop
Columbia
Harold Enslen
Mexico City
Council
Local Area Manpower Board
LAMPS
Lamp Board
Business Trims Hiring Of Graduates
The 1975 job market for about 950000 graduates tightens as large firms plan 43 percent fewer bachelor level engineers and 20 percent fewer accounting and business grads. Salaries hold. engineering masters average 1250 dollars monthly, others vary by field. Also notes honor roll students Karen Sperry and Steven Jesse at Southwest Missouri State University.
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Chicago
Frank S.S. Endicott
Northwestern University
Endicott
Epgineers
Karen E. Sperry
Steven M. Jesse
Mexico
Southwest Missouri State University
Springfield
Karen
Steven
No Help For American Refugee Ends in Miami Flophouse
Anthony Conti, 50, who lost everything in Saigon and aided Vietnamese refugees, lives in a Miami flophouse after agencies refused to assist Americans repatriated from Vietnam. He cannot qualify for unemployment and awaits renewed HEW authorization to fund such cases while seeking work. Conti says he does not want relief, he wants a job.
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Miami
Fla
Saigon
Anthony Conti
Conti
Wake Island
Eglin Air Force Base
Orlando
Hebrew Immigration Aid Society
Catholic Relief Bureau
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Atlanta
HEW
Id Regan
Regan
Profits Fall for 12 000 U S Corporations in Q1 1975
The FTC reports average after tax profits for over 12,000 American corporations dropped about one third in the first quarter of 1975. Manufacturing profits totaled 9.3 billion, mining 773 million, and wholesale 2.2 billion, with sizable declines across sectors.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Treasury Department
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bicentennial Commission Plans Work in Mexico
The Mexico Bicentennial Commission met at Mexico Junior High School to finalize final committee designations and procedures for next year. Organizations like the schools and Jaycees are appointing representatives to develop programs and plan lasting memorials with Audrain County Historical Society involvement. William B. Lowe chairs the committee, urging shared celebrations to rekindle national pride and unite Americans toward future problems. The commission will reconvene in two weeks.
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State Manpower Training Board
Mid-Missouri Council
Enslen
Lamp Board
U.S. Department of Labor
Mid-Missouri
Missouri State Penitentary
Missouri
Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Council
Agriculture Department
Mexico
Commission
Audrain County Historical Society
William 8. Lowe
Rotary Club to Hear Scout Executive Don Ungerman
Mexico Rotarians will host Don Ungerman scout executive of the Little Dixie district for Friday’s luncheon at the Mexico Country Club. The district covers towns in northeast and central Missouri. Dave Elliott serves as program chairman.
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Don Ungerman
Mexico
Little Dixie
Rotary Club
Mexico Country Club
Missouri
Dave Elliott
Kissinger Says No Turn From Asia in U S Policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Japan Society dinner that the United States will not abandon Asia or favor Europe at Asia’s expense. He stressed balancing detente with China and the Soviet Union while opposing coercion by any power in Asia and indicated U S relations with Vietnam and Cambodia depend on their conduct toward neighbors and the United States.
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New York
Henry A. Kissinger
America
Indochina
Asia
Europe
U.S
United States
Kissinger
Japan Society
China
Soviet Union
Middle East
Japan
Eaneeh
South Vietnam
Cambodia
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