Engineers Abandon Eleven Point Dam Plan amid Opposition
WASHINGTON AP The Corps of Engineers appears to abandon the Eleven Point River dam project in northeast Arkansas due to conservationist opposition. The plan, authorized in 1938 as part of the White River Basin, faced deauthorization among 300 proposed projects nationwide. Also noted: other Missouri and Kansas projects deemed economically unjustified or no longer necessary, with no local interest arousing for the Riverland levee district. Christina to wed Jorge Guillermo in Utrecht with civil ceremony at Baarn. guests include Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard.
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Corps of Engineers
Arkansas
Eleven Point
Missouri Ozarks
White River
Congress
Missouri
Spring River
Water Valley
Randolph County
Ark
Kansas
Arlington
Richland
Gasconade River
Hackleman Corner
Osage River
Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Christina
Jorge Guillermo
Harlem
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Utrecht
Baarn
Holland
New York City
May Remove All Sugar From Bread
PULLMAN Wash AP bread is baked then tested in the Western Wheat Quality Laboratory at Washington State University. Researchers report baking time cut by almost two thirds and sugar may not be needed to produce loaves. Dr Patrick L Finney notes ongoing work could soon make it possible.
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Pullman, Wash
Washington State University
Western Wheat Quality Laboratory
U.S. Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Service
Patrick L. Finney
Finney
Karl
Kansas State University
Hard Wheat Quality Laboratory
Pinney
Gordon Rubenthaler
Elsie Hopple
Champ Clark
Bowling Green
Coronado
Kenmore
Story & Cl
Trendia
Eureka
Zenith
Chevrolet
Appoin Bowling Green
Out-of-state jobseekers flock to Miami shores
AP reports about 200 jobless arrive weekly in Miami seeking work or a better life on out-of-state unemployment checks. About 6,000 receive benefits in Miami as Northeastern migrants, New York and New Jersey residents among them, raise regional unemployment figures while Miami's park program plans a noon picnic at Plunkett Park.
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Miami
New Jersey
Horacio Sierra
Cevelet
Union City
Sierra
Hare
Ronald Agress
New York City
Florida
New York
Agress
Dade County
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Bob Lutterbie
Illinois
California
Plunkett Park
Julie Copeland
Miss Copeland
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Brooklyn
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Fernand Legros
McGraw-Hill
Hughes
Flood Plain Law To Affect Realty Loans
Missouri banks may stop federal insured loans in non compliant flood zoning areas by Tuesday. Most residents in flood plains have met guidelines, but 100000 people remain uncovered, with debates over delays and state efforts failing. Senator Eagleton seeks to postpone the deadline, while some see risk in joining the program.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Marvin Nodiff
State Division of Natural Resources
Nodiff
Congress
Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
Ford
Eagleton
Uncle Bill's Crusade Against Kid Vandalism
In Los Angeles area advertising man William Gray leads a one man campaign to curb vandalism by school children. At a Long Beach rally he challenges kids with slogans and a “Tree Is Like Me” program aimed at preventing damage to trees walls and schools. Officials acknowledge limited immediate impact but note a drop in tree vandalism and say early influence may deter older youths.
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Los Angeles
Uncle Bill
Long Beach
Bill
Agreus
William Gray
Dist
Joseph Busch
Gray
Bell
Tommy Tree
Man Wanted In California Extradition Mixup Unfolds In Missouri
St Louis County police searched for Donald R. Woolbright 34 after California ordered extradition to face charges of attempting to extort $1 million from Howard Hughes with documents stolen from a Hughes firm. The case included a governor’s apparent 90 day timing dispute and a rearrest warrant issued after clarification.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis
Donald R. Woolbright
California
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Woolbright
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Dennis J. Quillin
Bond
Los Angeles County
Summa Corp
Jennifer
Central Intelligence Agency
Pacific Ocean
Gov. Bond
Hannibal Club Honors Mike Farmer Police Officer of the Year
Mike Farmer a former Mexico resident was named police officer of the year by the Hannibal Kiwanis Club for leading the pursuit and arrest of two armed robbery suspects on November 18 1974 at a Hannibal Motel and for apprehending a marijuana possession suspect. He is a 1869 graduate of Mexico High School, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Claywell and grandson of Mrs Eddie Claywell. He is married to Frankie Graves. Farmer joined Hannibal Police Department in August 1974 after a year with Mexico Public Safety.
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Mike Farmer
Hannibal Kiwanis Club
Officer Farmer
Hannibal
Mexico High School
Bill Claywell
Mexico
Eddie Claywell
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