Bond Appointments Go To Republicans
Governor Christopher S. Bond has used governor’s appointive power to fill vacancies in elective county offices with Republicans, aiming to give the party an incumbent edge in future elections. He had pledged in the 1972 campaign to base appointments on qualifications rather than party.
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Jefferson City
Christopher 8. Bond
Bond
Missouri
Sid Bond
Secretary of State
Warren Hearnes
Buchanan
Mercer
Nixon Back Into Privacy Of San Clemente
Former President Richard Nixon returned to his San Clemente home after an eight day China trip that drew honors from Chinese hosts yet criticism at home. Nixon met Hua Kuo-feng and Mao Tse tung, appeared weary but offered no statements, and was to be debriefed as a private citizen.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
San Clemente
China
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Palm Springs
Kirk Douglas
Ford Administration
State Department
Kissinger
Hua Kuo-feng
Hua
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Mrs
Tricia Nixon Cox
United States
Nixons
History in garbage yields Atlanta past artifacts
Georgia State University archaeologist Roy Dickens tags along with construction crews on Atlanta's rapid transit to uncover daily life of past residents. A 19th century dump yielded bottles and chicken bones, revealing how ordinary people lived and contributed to Atlanta's history. Jack Ford to visit Illinois campus to boost Ford campaign with a news conference and campus speech.
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Atlanta
Jack Ford
WU Champaign
Ill
Ford
Jack
University of Illinois
Ford Campaign Committee
Young Ford
Champaign
Centralia personal news and pet control fines summary
Personal News of Centralia records multiple citations for dogs running at large and unlicensed dogs with forfeited bonds and small fines. Other items list driving violations and public nuisance fines. The American Legion and Auxiliary met February 18 with guest speaker Margaret Doty discussing Bicentennial plans and district meeting set for March 14 at City Hall. Donations included seven lap robes and other items for veterans at Columbia hospital.
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Walter Petree Jr
Henry Riley
Lilly Schneider
Debbie Tennison
Erin Thornley
David Uhrich
Wemberson E. Bethell
Marion Joe Davis
David Logan
Barbara Wieberg
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Building
Margaret Doty
Centralia
Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Presidential Candidate Campaigns On Bike
Jimmy Arrowood, 43, a registered presidential candidate, plans to campaign on a ten speed bicycle starting in April. He aims to raise $500 to fund his bid and says the little man deserves a voice, hoping to stir people into thinking even if he does not win. He would view 10,000 votes as a milestone.
Police sting ends with 100 arrests in fake fencing ring
Washington police and FBI operators ran a covert fencing scheme dubbed The Sting, moving more than 2.4 million in deals over five months. Over 100 people were arrested, including assistant U.S. Attorney Donald Robinson Jr., while 1,500 stolen credit cards and other items were recovered. HUD checks totaling 1.2 million were swapped for 750 thousand in proceeds. The operation used a northeast Washington warehouse, with 60 guests nabbed at a party to celebrate the ruse, and transactions videotaped for evidence. Additional arrests in the area followed the weekend crackdown.
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Washington
FBI
U.S
U.S. Atty
Earl J. Silbert
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Silbert
Metropolitan Police
Robert Arscott
Fifth Democrat Files for 6th District Nomination
Charles S. Broomfield, 38, a Clay County judge and former state representative from 1964 to 1972, became the fifth Democrat to file for the party's 6th District congressional nomination. He resides in Kansas City and filed today.
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Jefferson City
Charles S. Broomfield
Clay County
Broomfield
Kansas City
State House
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