iBond Considered Agency Executives For Administration Post
Gov. Christopher S. Bond considered two federal and regional agency leaders for the state commissioner of administration role. Robert Baer of Bi-State Development Agency and Elmer Smith of HUD both declined, leaving Neil Nielsen, Mexico City manager, named to the post after nine years in Mexico. Nielsen, 41, previously served in Virginia and Arlington public offices, with degrees in political science and public administration. The Senate must confirm Nielsen. James and Edelman noted qualifications and pay scales for the positions.
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Mexico
Neil Nielsen
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
The
Globe
Bi-State Development Agency
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Nielsen
Robert Baer
St. Louis
Elmer Smith
HUD
Federal Regional Council
Kansas City
Baer
Smith
Danville
Arlington County
North Central College
Naperville
Tfl
State University of Town
James
Jefferson City
Indians End Plant Takeover Ends Navajo plant occupation
Shiprock New Mexico AP reports militants from the American Indian Movement ended an eight day occupation of the Fairchild astrial plant on the Navajo Reservation. About 20 AIM members seized the facility after 140 Navajo layoffs. Tribal officials said no prosecutions would occur. Atty Victor Ortega said no immediate charges. Company officials planned plant tours and to resume operations if conditions and assurances are met.
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Shiprock
N.M
Oeerie Indian Movement
Fairchild
Victor Ortega
Hiprock
Jack Coyne
Triplets Boost Englehardt Family Count to Thirteen
In Cresco Iowa AP report Richard and Patricia Englehardt now raise 13 children after new triplets born Thursday. Patricia is hospitalized and unable to hold them, the newborns were moved to a regional center for special care. The couple previously lost three children in a farm house fire and keep a 71 cow dairy on a 240 acre farm nearby.
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Cresco
Iowa
Richard
Patricia ‘Englehardt
Englehardt
Western Wisconsin Regional
St. Frances Hospital
LaCrosse
Wis
Englehardts
Here
Lowa
Administration Opposes Ban on Investment
The Ford administration opposes a bill granting the President power to bar foreigners from buying 5 percent or more of a U.S. company’s stock. Treasury and State spokesmen also resist provisions to deter U.S. firms from yielding to foreign pressure or boycotts like the Arab blacklist.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Treasury
State Departments
U.S
Israel
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-Nw
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
United States
Williams
More Bodies Out Of Subway In London Disaster
Recovery crews freed seven more bodies from the Moorgate Station wreck raising the death toll to 37 in London’s worst subway disaster. Fire brigade and police officials cautioned that several corpses remain trapped in the crushed front car and the search could last two more days.
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London
Moorgate Station
Fire Brigade
Sideshow Folk Winter In Florida
In Gibsonton Florida the winter home of the carnival circuit, residents include a librarian known as half a woman half a baby and a famous lobster boy. The town hosts misfits and performers who find acceptance and a close community away from touring hardships. Many stories and names anchor the scene, from the Monkeys to the Giant’s Motel.
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Gibsonton
Fla
Florida
Tarupa
Gulf of Mexico
Alafia
Hollywood
Wardball
The
Worlds Pair Freaks and Attractions Inc
Columbus
Gibsonten
Sandra Heed
Hermond
Harold
Big Jim’ Sand
Lancaster
Ohio
Col
Casper Balsam
Dolly Reagan
Grady Stiles
Hall
Ralph Smoot
Smoot
AL Tomani
County Clerks To Give Scholarships In Missouri
John B. Jesse announces two $250 scholarships from the Missouri County Clerks' Association for journalism or government majors. County clerks will collect applications, form a judging panel, and select nominees with deadlines and judging windows through June, with preference given to descendants of clerks or clerks' employees. Funds provided by News Election Service of New York.
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John B. Jesse
Audrain
County Clerks’ Association of Missouri
Fntries
Association
Missouri
The
News Election Service of
New York
ERA Passage Still Requires More States
The Illinois Senate faces a Likely vote on the ERA amid a federal panel ruling that allows a simple majority. National momentum varies as states like Missouri North Carolina South Carolina and Florida consider ratification with several votes pending through March 1975.
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Associated Press
Illinois Senate
ERA
Illinois General Assembly
Senate
Congress
Betty Ford
White House Mail
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Lori Wilson
House
Missouri House
New School Ready For Formal Acceptance
A special school board meeting was called for 3:30 p.m. today to formally accept the new Mexico Junior High School building. A carpeting problem found in Friday’s inspection has been solved and the acceptance will occur this afternoon if a quorum is present for a brief formal meeting.
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New Mexico
When Freeze Paralyzed Well Drilling Crews
In harsh cold, well drilling firms struggle as ground stays unfrozen or turns to soupy mud. J T Watts of Watts Rotary Well Drilling and Donald Belcher of Mexico Rotary Well Drilling describe trucks stuck for weeks and limited access to sites. They note 28 years without such crippling conditions and fear a repeat trend. Customers delay needs while drillers do their best with unpredictable weather.
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J.T. Watts
Watts Rotary Well Drilling
Donald Belcher
Mexico Rotary Well Drilling Co
Mr. Belcher
Mr. Watts
Watts
Chaplin Knighted by Queen in Buckingham Palace Ceremony
London AP report states Charlie Chaplin, aged 85, was formally knighted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace. He was wheeled into the investiture in a wheelchair, declared Sir Charles Chaplin, then moved to the courtyard where he struggled to wave a cane. He joked about celebrating by getting drunk.
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London
Charlie Chaplin
Buckingham Palace
Clown Prince of Movies
Palace
America
Sir Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Frere rs on delay processing and that spellspart Mitt we
Fragmentary OCR item notes delays in processing and a spell part related to Mitt. The readable text is sparse and does not provide clear events, dates, or entities to identify beyond mentions of delays and a person named Mitt.
Land Reform Begins In Ethiopia
Ethiopia's six month old military government abolishes large private estates bans hired labor on farms and forbids selling rural land all land placed under state ownership. Peasant sharecropping ends with compensation only for buildings not land. Government aims to erase feudal divisions and promote equality amid Eritrea unrest and opposition.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Provisional
Military Administrative Council
Military Council
Eritrea
Rockets Hit Phnom Penh Airport and City
Communist led insurgents fired more than 30 rockets into Phnom Penh airport and at least nine into the downtown area wounding seven. Over 1,000 Cambodians and students with sticks ransacked Chinese shops in Battambang. The airlift to the city continued despite shelling. Curfew was ordered in Battambang and police guarded Chinese sections in Phnom Penh. Government forces relieved two isolated posts west of the capital and sought to break through to a third.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Battambang
Mekong
Battambanga
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