Scripture Drive Reaches Mexico Area In Heavy Rain
In the United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall more than 200 churchmen prepared to distribute God In Action to every home in Mexico and nearby areas. Over 4,000 copies were handed out as 19 captains led team members to cover the region.
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Fellowship Hall
United Methodist Church
Mexico
God
George B. Wraith
Ned Beckes
Patrick Dolan
Jerry Ostrom
Robert R. Collins
J.H. Montgomery
Wraith
Away-From-Home Food Bill Tops 26 Billion
Americans spent a record 26.8 billion dollars on food eaten away from home last year, up 1.9 billion from 1971, while the 1972 supermarket bill reached 97.8 billion, up 5.4 billion. The away from home share of take-home pay remained 3.4 percent, grocery costs fell to 12.3 percent, and all food totaled 15.7 percent of income.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Personal News of Farber Guests and Family Milestones
Personal News of Farber reports a family gathering with four generations present for a gift reception. Guests included Otto Myers and Mrs Heaston and their grandchildren Deanna Chaney and Thomas Hurd along with Delores Lynn. Ralph and Robbie Lemasters noted for a 10th birthday party and attendance at a Vandalia anniversary celebration for Herman and family.
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Otto Myers
Mr. Myers
Helen Heaston
Mrs. Myers
Tammy Kay
Tony Ray
Billy Joe Heaston
Joe K. Null
Deanna Chaney
Thomas Hurd
Delores Lynn
Ralph Lemasters
Robbie Lemasters
Bill Lemasters
Vandalia
Ruby Barnes
Frank Fanning
Grace Wike
Ernest Richard
Gerald Lawrance
Herman Lemasters
Cheese Lags Behind Burgers and Beef Growth
Federal Reserve chair Arthur Burns urged Americans to eat more cheese to curb meat costs. Agriculture Department figures show per capita cheese consumption at 13.2 pounds in 1972, up from 12.2 in 1971, far from hamburger parity. Beef consumption rose to a record 115.9 pounds per person in 1972, up from 113 in 1971. India to buy 814000 tons of US food grains this year due to drought, parliament told.
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Washington
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Agriculture Department
Department
New Delhi
India
United States
Novaranyegs
Parliament
Wild Horse Roundup Under Investigation In Idaho
Howe Idaho AP Bureau officials planned an inspection of the scene where a mountain roundup reportedly destroyed part of a wild horse herd. Carcasses of eight to ten horses were found at the bottom of a 200 foot cliff about 80 miles west of Idaho Falls. Officials noted at least 30 other horses were forced down the mountains with nostrils wired to restrict breathing.
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Howe
Idaho
Humane Society
Bureau of Land Management
Boise
Idaho Falls
Lemhi
Pope Names 30 Cardinals and 3 From US
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI elevated 30 cardinals and revealed two previously secret in pectore appointees from Czechoslovakia and Romania. Three Americans—Luis Aponte Martinez, Timothy Manning, and Humberto Medeiros—also became cardinals, marking the largest Sacred College in history with 145 members.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Stepan Trochta
Litomerice
Czechoslovakia
Juliu Hossu
Cluj-Gherla
Romania
Hossu
Vatican
Synod of Bishops
Pope Paul
Luis Aponte Martines
San Juan
Timothy Manning
Bookmobile visits Sturgeon and Auxvasse sites this week
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will be in Sturgeon on Thursday from 2 15 to 3 45 p m and in Auxvasse at North Callaway High School on Friday from 9 a m to 3 30 p m.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
North Callaway High School
Auxvasse
Maybe We've Been Had Says Meany
AFL CIO President George Meany warned that Nixon Phase 3 would drive food and rent higher while capping wages. He accused the administration of shaping coverage by selectively presenting Cost of Living Council policies and excluding wage guidance from press briefings.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Nixon
Meany
Cost of Living Council Advisory Board
White House
Administration
Council
NBC
Meet the Press
Medicare Cost Boosts Opposed in Senate Hearing
Washington AP reports proposed increases in Medicare hospitalization costs meet stiff Senate opposition led by Democrats including Muskie. Secretary Weinberger testifies as hearings begin on health care, with plans to raise patient payments after the initial $72 first day, and higher deductibles for days beyond.
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Washington
Senate Health
Caspar W. Weinberger
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Congress
Senate
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