Abortion Hall Upsets Women Without Funds
In St Louis, about 300000 women without funds face added burdens after the Supreme Court ruled states owe no legal responsibility to fund abortions. Jane S., a college student, and Mary Anne W., a 32 year old mother of six, describe costs and dangers as they seek options. Reproductive Health Services director Judith Widdicombe notes the need to regroup and adjust fee plans amid widespread hardship.
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ST. Louis
Jane S
Supreme Court
Jane
Mary Anne W
Mary Anne
Judith Widdicombe
Reproductive Health Services
Police Pursue Lead In Camp Slayings
Locust Grove Oklahoma. Police chase a substantial lead from wedding photos found near the Camp Scott murder site. Three Girl Scouts aged 8, 9, and 10 were killed on June 13 during a camping trip. The crime bureau says the three women pictured are innocent and not involved. Authorities receive tips as volunteers join camp area searches.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Hierdo
State Crime Bureau
Crime Bureau
Jeff Laird
Nocent
Camp Scott
Here
Missouri Teachers Attend Taft Institute Seminar
Mrs Ruth Olson joins 23 other Missouri social studies teachers at the second Taft Institute of Government Summer Seminar at the University of Missouri Columbia June 13 24. Major figures in Missouri government will meet with participants with speakers including Lieutenant Governor William Phelps Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick State Treasurer James Spainhower Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice J P Morgan former congressman William Hungate and state senators Norman Merrell and Paul Bradshaw.
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Columbia
Ruth Olson
Robert A. Taft Institute of Government
University of Missouri-Columbia
Missouri
Ticipants
William Phelps
James Kirkpatrick
James Spainhower
Missouri Supreme Court
J.P. Morgan
William Hungate
Norman Merrell
Paul Bradshaw
Postage Hike for Newspapers and Magazines Effective July 6
The U S Postal Service announced a sixth annual rate increase affecting second third and fourth class mail for newspapers books magazines and similar items. First class letters remain unchanged. Second class per piece rates vary by weight distance and home county with the largest rise for heavier parcels in higher zones. Books and records rise from 25 to 30 cents for the first pound and 10 to 11 cents per additional pound up to seven pounds. The weekly news magazine postage moves to 6 80 from 5 57. Library rates go to 11 cents for the first pound with four cents for each extra pound. Nonprofit bulk mail circulars increase to 2 1.
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Washington
Postal Service
Music Scholarship Awarded to Miss Carol Nelson
Miss Carol Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph R Nelson of 1231 Rosebud earned a $150 CMSU music scholarship at Central Missouri State University. A 1977 Mexico High School graduate she is among 20 high school seniors selected after an audition with CMSU music faculty.
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Carol Nelson
Ralph R. Nelson
Rosebud
Central Missouri State University
Carol
MMA Development Fund Tops $56,000 At Academy
Three hundred nineteen parents alumni and friends of Missouri Military Academy have raised 56477 to support progress projects at the school. Robert H. Weaver chairman of the MMA Committee For Development announced the funding and said summer refurbishing of cadet quarters in A Barracks will include new desk shelf light units aluminum windows with storm sash and screens expanded shower facilities improved rest rooms tuck pointing and some paneling.
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Missouri Military Academy
Robert H. Weaver
MMA Committee
Weaver
Oakbrook
Illinois
Rotary speaker Dr Beveridge to address Mexico Club
Dr. Thomas R. Beveridge geologist from University of Missouri Rolla will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at Mexico Country Club on Witching For Water. Paul Wilson serves as program chairman.
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Thomas R. Beveridge
University of Missouri At
Rolla
Rotary Club
Mexico Country Club
Paul Wilson
Filippino Nominated for Eastern District of Missouri Judge
President Carter nominated Edward L. Filippino a 47 year old St. Louis resident for a vacant judgeship in the U S District Court of the Eastern District of Missouri. The report also notes campus improvements and honors linked to MMA donors and projects including building work athletic equipment planting and international flags.
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Washington
Edward L. Filippino
St. Louis
Carter
U.S. District Court of
Eastern District of
Missouri
Weaver
MMA Board of Visitors
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