Only One Army Division Ready
Washington AP reports a severe manpower pinch keeps U.S.-based Army divisions from full combat readiness. Only the 82nd Airborne at Ft. Bragg remains deployable on short notice, while other home-based divisions lag due to trained personnel shortages and budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
82Nd Airborne
Strategic Army Force
STAAF
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Congress
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
United States
Europe
2Nd Infantry
South Korea
Hawaii
Ft. Bragg
N.C
82Nd
National Guard
Wellsville-Middletown R-1 Menu and community notes
March school menus list weekly meals for Wellsville Middle and elementary schools plus Middletown Elementary with varied entrees sides and milk. Local readers note visits by Sam Jamiser and Elizabeth Martin, Golden Rule Sunday School Class nursing home project, and the Joseph McKibben Chapter NHS initiation banquet scheduled at Wellsville-Middletown R-1 High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Sunday School
Wellsville Baptist Church
Phillips and Allen
Mexico
Martin Alderson
Wellsville
Ellen O'Leary
H. S. Wilson
Raymond Martin
Lester Valle
Leona Clement
Roy Haislip
Ethel Morris
Edna Martin
E. L. Forgy
Maude Erickson
Stella Mattaz
Archie Shikles
A. M. Sulgrove
Edgar Miller
Opal Hays
Joseph McKibben
The
National Honor Society
Wellsville-Middletown
King Champions Reform Plans in Missouri Governor Race
Rep. R J Bus King challenges state auditor Kit Bond over reform proposals. Both seek the Republican nomination. King backs letting the people decide by initiative if the legislature stalls on amendments. Proposals would streamline government by merging agencies into 10 departments and strengthen the higher education commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
R.J
Bus” King
Clayton
Christopher “Kit” Bond
King
Bond
Little Hoover” Commission
State Commission On Higher Education
Proxmire Charges Big Arms Giveaway
Sen. William Proxmire accuses the Pentagon of secretly transferring military supplies to Southeast Asian armies in a billion dollar giveaway not authorized by Congress. He cites a $1.023 billion cost for 1971 and 1972, mostly to South Vietnam, with transfers to Thailand Laos and South Korea forces in Vietnam. He pushed for 1973 cost estimates before his subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
Pentagon
U.S
Congress
Proxmire
Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Department of Defense
Defense
Mexico Public School Menus for March 6 to 10
Mexico Public School and Hardin Elementary menus list daily meals for March 6 through March 10. Entries include ham burgers and hot meals such as barbecued ham, Coney Island dishes, and turkey and tuna options, with sides like green beans, corn, and desserts. Teachers and students receive milk. snack bar opens mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Coney Island
Restored Savannah Homes Speak Of 18th Century Charm
In Savannah history clings to restored townhouses once dilapidated, now gleaming. The Historical Savannah Foundation has spent millions restoring over 800 homes in a 2.2 square mile downtown, preserving a city famed for its staircases and iron railings while noting the old town's haunting charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Savannah
Port City
Trustees
Savannah River
Redcoats
Georgia
Colony
Davenport
Historical Savannah Foundation Inc
Pike Man Heads Road Engineers Missouri Association President
Harvard Ebers of the Crane and Flemming Consulting Co. of Hannibal, Pike County engineer, was elected president of the Highway Engineers' Association of Missouri at the 64th annual conference. New officers include Ralph Smith as vice president and William Trimm Don Hurlburt and Charles Rhea as vice presidents and executive secretary treasurer, with outgoing leaders Edwin H. Rackers John B. Jesse Harvard Ebers G.G. McKinney Coy L. Breuer stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Ebers
Crane and Flemming Consulting Co
Hannibal
Pike County
Highway Engineers’ Association of Missouri
Ralph Smith
Franklin County
William Trimm
Kirkwood
Missouri
Don Hurlburt
Kansas City
Charles Rhea
Missouri State Highway Department
Edwin H. Rackers
Jefferson City
John B. Jesse
Mexico
G.G. McKinney
Willow Springs
Coy L. Breuer
R-1 North Callaway Week of March 6 Menu
R-1 North Callaway lists weekly meals for the week of March 6. Monday offers Wiener on bun baked beans buttered peas apple pie. Tuesday features chili with beans cabbage salad apricots peanut butter cookie. Wednesday serves pork pattie buttered potatoes green beans jello with...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville-Middletown
R-1
Jr.Sr. High
Wellsville
Middletown
Centralia
North Callaway
Hospital Addition Contract Awarded to Reinhardt Co
Moberly Community Memorial Hospital trustees allocate 262 000 dollars for a professional building and addition to the hospital. Reinhardt Construction Co of Centralia receives the bid. Lunch menus list pineapple Thursday to Friday including spaghetti and meat, fish sandwich, salads, desserts, and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly — Community Memorial Hospital
Reinhardt Construction Co
Centralia
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Peru
Hoover
Rutter
Muriel Humphrey
Cary Greene
Sunland Training School
Tallahassee
Fla
SSS
Sut Rey
Dalia
Lillie Bradley
Audrain Medical Center
Larry Stotler
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Emma Meinhardt
Mildred Nadin
South
Lillian Mudd
Heart Fund
Charles Potter
Vandalia
Anita Ann
Rita Diane
Cary
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW 2173
John Cochran V.A. Hospital
St. Louis
Ray Callanan
Floyd Lewis
Ruth Butts
Ann Childress
Alvin Shaw
Karla Thompson
Ralph Mollet
Lora Robinson
A. O. Shaw
Lionel
Mike
Loretta) Marshall
Bowling Green
James J. Shaw
Larry Shaw
Shanon
Quincy, Sr
Eddie Cafer
Fred Holman
Trenton Junior College
Clarence Holman
Roddy
Ken Allen
Dana Dick
Ingram
Sara Henry
Connie Rinehart
Jill Hoke
Peterson
Bartee
Rob Wainscott
Steve Bradley
Lesa
Betty Lee
Lawrence Lee
St. Julian Street
Pike Man Heads
Hongkong
Andy Jagunni
Hong Kong
Ynerere Netanene
Andy
Lengtin
Blu
Abartss
Waynesville
Mpurieu
Duty and Makin ‘Ag
Lotal
Ars
MR. John Doe
U.S.A
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