Disclosure Rule in Missouri Faces Delayed Manuals
Missouri Elections Commission members warned forms and manuals for the Campaign Practices Act likely will not be ready before the April 1 election. They stressed candidates should keep detailed records and prepare for filings, while final rulings on income disclosure await the March 15 meeting in St Louis.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Elections Commission
Edmund Bohl
Bohl
Tleasure
Thomas Anderson
Columbia
St. Louis
James Kirkpatrick
David Blanton
Frank Nutt
Sam Murphy
Murphy
Motel Balcony Sniper Kills Five in Smith River
A motel balcony shooter killed five people and seriously wounded a sixth in Smith River California. Oregon authorities arrested Robert Paw Sander, 23, of Cincinnati, Ohio near Grants Pass and charged him with four counts of murder. Victims include motel managers Gordon Kott and Shirlee Kott and guests Ella Beam Percy Harmon Barbara Harmon Denise DeGraff.
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Smith River
Calif
Oregon
Robert Paw Sander
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grants Pass
Sander
del Norte County
Gordon Kott
Shirlee
Ella Beam
Brookings
Ore
Percy Harmon
Barbara
Fortuna
Harmon
Denise DeGraff
Sheriff's Deputies
Heim couple return from Jamaica vacation
Heims of Laddonia Charles and Mrs. Heim spent a week in Jamaica. Mrs. Heim is secretary to the Audrain prosecuting attorney and Mr. Heim manages Heim Equipment Co. in Laddonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heim
Laddonia
Jamaica
Heim
Audrain Prosecuting Attorney
Heim Equipment Co
Dying girl returns home after dream Hawaii trip
Belleville Illinois AP report tells of 14 year old Heidi Biggs who died minutes after being carried from a plane returning from Honolulu. The terminally ill girl fulfilled a secret dream with her mother and others funding a Hawaii visit. Heidi expressed faith and asked to say goodbye to siblings before passing.
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Belleville
Ill
Heidi Biggs
Hawaii
Heidi
Honolulu
Lucille Biggs
Goodby
Apostolic Church of God
Miro
Alaska court weighs state wolf hunt near Fairbanks
JUNEAU Alaska AP a state sponsored wolf kill becomes a court fight as judge weighs stopping the airplane hunts near Fairbanks The plan to shoot 100 or more wolves to protect a moose herd draws strong environmentalist opposition Governor Hammond a former predator control pilot faces nationwide protest and debate Biologist Hinman says Alaska wolves number 8000 to 10000 while winters and hunting pressure push moose numbers down near the Tanana Flats Analysts argue air hunting is humane and wolves will reestablish later if killed
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Juneau
Alaska
Jay Hammond
United States
Fairbanks
Hammond
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Bob Hinman
Tanana Flats
Hinman
Shooting Charge On Chillicothe Man
Chillicothe, Mo. A 26 year old man was arrested and charged with willful assault with intent to do great bodily harm after 14 shots were fired at the home of Kelsie Reefer and at the Livingston County sheriff's car. One shot hit the sheriff while asleep in his bedroom.
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Chillicothe
Kelsie Reeter
Livingston County
David Gates
Reeter
Reefer
Richardson Sees Financial Loss in Ambassadorship
London AP report: Elliot Richardson arrives with his wife as the new U.S. ambassador to Britain and warns of financial difficulties in the post. He states they will live on a representation allowance around 30,000 dollars annually and rely on a vocalary of a Sul a yeas as part of income.
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London
Elliot Richardson
U.S
Britain
Job insecurity rises as 15 percent fear layoff in coming year
A Gallup poll of 1 941 employed Americans shows 15 percent fear a layoff within 12 months while a majority feel secure. Four percent have no opinion. Part timers feel more insecure than full timers, with higher unemployment risk among nonwhites and lower income groups. East and Midwest report most insecurity, South reports most security.
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Princeton
Gallup
U.S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
East
Midwest
South
Summit Plan for 25 Nation Meeting Nears Agreement
BUSSEIS Belgium AP reports that the 25 nation supersummit on European security and cooperation is close to settlement. Irish Foreign Minister Fitzgerald says the Soviets won consent by offering separate concessions to major powers. Western nations offered nominal gains. U.S. withheld approval pending freer movement of people and ideas. Diplomats note potential practical effects after texts are signed. Helsinki summit hoped this year with nine Common Market foreign ministers preparing to unify positions. A key issue is forming a continuing organization, which the Russians want but Western powers fear would undercut NATO.
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Busseis
Belgium
Soviet Union
Trish
European Economic Community
Council of Ministers
Garret Fitzgerald
Ireland
United States
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Fitzgerald
Helsinki
Canada
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Senate Nears Decision On Filibuster Rule
In Washington the Senate schedules another test vote to decide on filibuster reform and clear the agenda for tax and energy measures. A compromise would reduce debate from two-thirds to three-fifths of the full Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
House Appropriations
Ford
Cambodia
Foreign Operations Appropriations
House’ Agriculture Committee
Shah Proclaims One Party State in Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi declares Iran a one party state by dissolving four parties and creating the National Resurrection party. Prime Minister Hoveyda named secretary general as the regime positions stay centralized. Observers note the move reduces political instability while preserving royal authority.
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Tehran
Tran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shah
New National Resurrection Party
Amir Abass Hoveida
Hoveida
Iran Novin
Mardom
Pan Iranist
Iran
No Third Party movement urged by Buckley allies
Conservative Republican officials meeting in Washington say they will push their views from within the GOP. A spokesman for Sen. James Buckley said there was some third party talk but the thrust was to work inside the party. The group of about 28 planned to remain active and reconvene before month’s end.
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Washington
Republican Party
James L. Buckley
Con
Rep
N.Y
Tots Blamed For Infant Killing In Syracuse Case
In Syracuse a 4 year old girl and a 5 year old boy are blamed by prosecutor Mike Cogswell for the death of their infant cousin Jonathan McMullen found in a bathroom sink. Authorities say the children admitted dropping the baby but legal action is blocked by age. The grandmother left the children unattended overnight and the mother Barbara McMullen, 23, had left the child with relatives. Police say the youths appeared to fall asleep. social services were called in as a meeting to consider the case was set.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Jonathan McMullen
Asst. Dist
Mike Cogswell
Onondaga County
Robert Iaun
Cogswell
Department of Social Services
Congress Return Address Used By Gun Lobby
A gun rights group directed a national mail drive using envelopes that appear to come from the House of Representatives. The return address lists Congress of the United States, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. 20036, but officials say no rules were violated. Rep. William M. Ketchum denies authorizing the action, while lobbyist John M. Snyder defends it as alerting about congressional support for gun rights.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
de Sales St
Washington, D.C
Capitol Hill
Citizens Committee For the Right To Keep
John M. Snyder
Snyder
William M. Ketchum
Calif
Ketchum
National Council
Bellevue, Wash
Postal Service
House
Senate
Joint Committee On Printing
Government Printing Office
Jewish Leader Urges U S Law To Bar Boycotts
Philadelphia AP reports Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, president of the American Jewish Congress, urged U S action to curb foreign boycotts and discrimination while praising Arab investments in American firms as economically beneficial. He proposed a federal agency to disclose foreign ownership and prohibit conditions by foreign investors that force discriminatory practices, amid calls for legislation to shield U S companies from Arab-led trade boycotts.
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Philadelphia
American Jewish Congress
U.S
Arthur Hertzberg
American Jewish Congress Women's Division
Rabbi Hertzberg
America
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Ford Motor Co
Coca Cola
RCA
Ford
United States
gonorrhea infections rise to record level in US
New York AP reports gonorrhea infections in the United States rose 8 percent to a record for the year ending June 30, 1974. The American Social Health Association says 420 of every 100,000 Americans were afflicted. Reported gonorrhea cases totaled 874,161 and primary and secondary syphilis cases reached 24,728.
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New York
United States
American Social Health Association
Maximum FHA Interest Cuts To 8 Per Cent
Washington AP report notes the maximum interest on FHA insured and VA guaranteed home loans drops from 8.4 to 8 percent, effective Monday. Under Secretary James L. Mitchell cites cheaper money and lower rates as fueling housing recovery amid rising savings into lenders. The earlier ceiling had been 9.5 percent since August 14.
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Washington
James L. Mitchell
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mitchell
Savings and Loan Associations
Mutual Savings Banks
National Mortgage Association
Housing Department
Film Wednesday At Full Gospel Assembly of God
The Rev. Herb Meppelink of Mid America Teen Challenge Center in Cape Girardeau will present The Road To Armageddon at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Full Gospel Assembly of God Church, 310 North Wade St. The public is invited. Narrator David Wilkerson, founder of Teen Challenge, also author of The Cross And The Switchblade.
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Mid- America
Cape Girardeau
Herb Meppelink
Full Gospel Assembly of God
North Wade St
H. L. Albright
Jesus Christ
Earth
David Wilkerson
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GOP
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Gough Fertilizer
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