Stover Named USG Exec McIntosh APG President
Harry M. Stover, longtime president of A P Green Refractories, is named group vice president of United States Gypsum Co. He will also serve as chairman and CEO of A P Green and head the Green company’s international division from offices in Mexico and Chicago. Robert E. McIntosh becomes president and chief operating officer of A P Green, reporting on sales, manufacturing, research, and industrial relations. Both moves are effective today and Stover will remain on USG’s board.
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Harry M. Stover
A. P. Green Refractories Co
United States Gypsum Co
Green
Mr. Stover
Graham J. Morgan
US Gypsum
Chicago
Mr. Morgan
Robert E. McIntosh
Green Company
McIntosh
Morgan
Stover
A. P Green
International
United States
A. P. Green
Massachusetts Primary Centered on Busing Issue
Massachusetts voters head to the polls Tuesday amid a volatile busing controversy that could reshape the Democratic field. With eight leading Democrats and 104 delegates at stake, campaigns tie busing to school integration in Boston, while Republicans engage cautiously as Ford spends heavily and Reagan shows limited campaigning.
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Boston
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Bay State
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Northeast
James Lake
GOP
George McGovern
Vermont
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Brezhnev Wins Unanimous Endorsement At Soviet Congress
Delegates to the Soviet Communist party congress unanimously approved Leonid Brezhnev s report on the party s leadership and future course. Leaders from Italy and France diverged from Moscow s line while Romanian and Yugoslav officials urged independence. The assembly also adopted a resolution calling for freedom for prisoners of imperialism and reaction, including Chilean Communists.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nicolae Ceausescu
Stane Dolahe
Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei Kosygin
Troika
Podgorny
Kosygin
Luis Corvalen
Uru-guay
Paraguay
Harold Irvin Dies At 41 Rites Tuesday
Harold Irvin 41 died unexpectedly Sunday afternoon at Audrain Medical Center. Born June 13 1935 in Eldorado Illinois he was chief of data processing at A P Green Refractories and former president of the Data Processing Management Association in 1975. Survived by wife Beth Ann York three sons David Brent Scott and Greg a daughter Jennifer a brother David R Irvin two sisters Linda Cantrill and Yvonne Schirmer and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev Frank Park officiating. Burial undecided.
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Precht-Pickering
J. Harold Irvin
Audrain
Data Processing Management Association
Mexico
First Baptist Church
Irvin
Joliet, Ill
Caterpillar Tractor Co
David Brent
Scott
Greg
Jennifer
David R. Irvin
Lexington
Linda Cantrill
Yvonne Schirmer
Louisville
Precht- Pickering
Frank Park
Keep Or Kill Things From Mars
A United Nations report surveys whether to keep or destroy Martian life if Earth samples return. Scientists debate infection risk versus study value and urge an international forum for decisions. The COSPAR group is suggested to guide policy before any mission returns samples.
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United Nations, N.Y
Mars
U.N
Earth
Outer Space
D. Grahn
N. Pace
T.H. Jules
Committee of Space Research
Cospar
International Council of Scientific Unions
U.N. Committee
United States
Viking
Legislature midpoint ushers bills on rape evidence and trials
The Missouri House nears the mid-session mark with debate over rape case rules and a broad Criminal Code revision. A proposed 60 day trial window for felonies, plus changes to allow juries to hear rape evidence only after judge review, are among items. Also under review are a new usury loan category with 18 percent rates and agency rule repeal by joint resolution. A courthouse note reports a local arrest over stolen soybeans valued at 750 to 800 dollars, with three men held and two released on bond.
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Audrain County
Arthur
Bud) Riley
Jack Allison
Farber
Frederick L. Kohl
Inez Mottaz
MFA Exchange
Jefferson City
Missouri House
General Assembly
Senate
House
Jack Buechner
R-Kirkwood
Sen
Ske Skelton
Lexington
County Meeting Will Begin Democratic Delegate Picking
Audrain County Democrats prepare for a mass meeting in the courthouse Community Room on April 20 to select five delegates and five alternates for the 9th Congressional District meeting on May 25 and the June 12 state convention in Jefferson City. Nominations for presidential preference or uncommitted caucuses will be accepted, with caucus representation allotted by attendance and eligibility requiring voters to be 18 or older, registered, and Democratic aligned. A March seminar will explain the process.
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George Craddock
Audrain County
Democratic Committee
Audrain
Jefferson City
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GMC
Harold C. Maxwell
Rush Hill
Maxwell
Audrain Medical Center
Highway Patrol
Leo Klasing
Slater
Richard Vance
USG
APG
New Group
U.S. Gypsum Co
A.P. Green
Harold Irvin
Robert Merle Stotler
Vandalia
James Maurice Day
Route 2
Perry
Roy H. Ames
Day
Patlop Siripipat
Churchill Place
Betsy
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