Aid Not In Budget Cites No Fat For Postwar North Vietnam Aid
Washington AP Defense Secretary Elliot Richardson says there are no pockets of fat in the defense budget to fund postwar aid for North Vietnam. He adds funds may be possible if ceasefire holds, and mentions reprogramming options if Congress cuts the 1974 defense budget. Nearby, Stanley Dulaney, 77, of Sturgeon and Centralia, dies in Audrain Medical Center after a long illness. Funeral arrangements set for Sturgeon Christian Church with burial at Mt Horeb Cemetery. Mr. Dulaney was a longtime farmer and realtor associate, survived by a sister, a brother, a sister-in-law, and several nieces and nephews.
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Washington (Ap
Elliot L. Richardson
North Vietnam
Richardson
North
Stanley Dulaney
Sturgeon
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Dulaney
Harry Jennings
Florida
S. Washington St
Audrain County
J. E
Mattie Terry Dulaney
Mexico
Mattie Brundege
E.N. Dulaney
Columbia
W. B. Pollard
Arlington, Va
Gladys Brundege
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Congress
Pentagon
Winners Claim Six IGA Gift Baskets From Ledger Issue
The Ledger 1973 Recipe Magazine lists six winners who may collect prize cards for free grocery baskets at Hoffman's Market. Winners include Mrs Harold Stamper, Mrs Bruce Phillips, Mrs Bryan Winders, Mrs Rober A Davis, Miss Helen D Wagner, and Mrs Roland Frey Jr. Each appears for a distinct recipe such as Old Fashioned Beef Pot Roast and Deep Dish Oyster Pie. Unusual demand for the Ledger Cookbook attracts orders across numerous states.
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IGA Foods
Ledger
Harold Stamper
S. Calhoun
Bruce Phillips
Paris
Bryan Winders
Vandalia
Rober A. Davis
Martinsburg
Helen D. Wagner
Roland Frey Jr
Route 1
Mexico
Hoffman's Market
Seek New Design For 1975 Coins
Washington AP Mary Brooks director of the U S Mint announced changes to the reverse sides of the dollar and half dollar coins starting in 1975 to mark the bicentennial in 1976. Coins released July 4 1975 may feature a new revolutionary motif chosen by the Treasury Secretary from designs submitted by the National Sculpture Society. Eisenhower remains on the dollar and Kennedy on the half dollar.
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U.S
Mary Brooks
U.S. Mint
Secretary of the Treasury
Brooks
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John ¥. Kennedy
National Sculpture Society
DOT proposes national tire grading and labeling standards
The Department of Transportation advances a plan to require tire makers to grade and label tires for tread wear traction and high speed performance under new federal standards to help motorists choose safer tires. Public comment runs until June 4 with grades shown on sidewalls and labels.
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Washington
Department of Transportation Today
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Douglas Toms
U.S
Toms
Indians Ignore Offer To Leave Unharmed At Wounded Knee
Indians led by the American Indian Movement rejected a federal offer to depart Wounded Knee unarmed and uncharged. Carter Camp said talks with the Justice Department are finished and the group will press terms with the government from the field. They burned the offer and proposed remaining in the village while negotiating for supplies.
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Wounded Knee
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Justice Department
Carter Camp
American Indian Movement
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
AIM
U.S
Civil Rights and Peace Movement
Wounded Face
Pine Ridge Reservation
Freed POWs Arrive in Philippines After Hanoi Release
Viet Cong freed 34 more prisoners of war at Hanoi including a foreign woman. U S Air Force hospital plane brought them to Clark Air Base for a presidential welcome with President Marcos present. Among those released were 27 American military personnel, three civilians, two West German workers, and five captured during Hue.
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Philippines
Hanoi
U.S
da Nang
Army
Stephen R. Leopold
Milwaukee
Wis
Marcos
Adm
Noel Gaylor
Pacific
Henry A Byroade
11Th Air Force
William G. Moore Jr
Frank E. Cius Jr
Gayler
Balagot
Saigon
Clark Field
United States
Red Cross
America
Navy
Eugene B. McDaniel
Virginia Beach
McDaniel
British Strikes May Get Worse
London AP report notes militant British trades unionists won a crucial vote at the Trades Union Congress urging joint nationwide strike action against Conservative pay curbs. The congress, representing over 10 million workers, met amid industrial disruption as gas workers hospital staff and dockers struck or slowed. Doctors warned patient deaths were possible, and gas industry spokesmen warned of explosion risks from strikes.
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London
Trades Union Congress
Britain
Labor Federation
Congress
Tragic death of Dan Mollet at Rush Hill home
Dan Mollet 18 died at his Rush Hill home from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound about 10 30 a m Sunday Audrain County Coroner Connie Pickering ruled death by own action no inquest will be held The University of Missouri student was home for the weekend Deputy Dave Strassner reported the gun was found under the body Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Sam Baniqued and Rev John Blass officiating Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Mexico Surviving are his parents a brother and four sisters plus grandparents from Mexico and Whitman Ariz
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John A
Mildred Sweitzer Mollet
Rush Hill
University of Missouri
Columbia
Audrain County
Connie Pickering
Dave Strassner
Mollet Farm
Strassner
Mollet
Arnold Funeral Home
Sam Baniqued
Rush Hill Community Church
John Blass
Elmwood Cemetery
Mexico
Community A-6
Ray Mollet
Monroe City
Janet Mollet
Colorado Springs
Colo
James
Sue Ann) Ham
Steve
Carol) Carr
Pete
Marie) Wilmarth
Glen Sweitzer
Arthur Stover
Whitman, Ariz
Spanish Planes Collide In Air Over France
In Nantes France two London bound Spanish airliners collided in flight and one crashed with at least 63 dead. The Iberia Airlines DC9 flight 504 from Mahon Minorca to London via Palma broke apart. The other aircraft, a Coronado four jet used by a Spanish charter firm, diverted to Cognac military base.
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Nantes
France
Cognac
Iberia Airlines
Mahon
Minorca Island
London
Palma
Spantex
U.S
J W Scott Dies Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Josiah W. Scott 87 will be Tuesday at Arnold funeral home in Mexico with Rev J C Montgomery officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. He died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center after Feb 24 admission.
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Richard Vance
Walworth St
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Hue
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San Diego
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Durham
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Lima
Ohio
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Homeland
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Heppner, Ore
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Chicago
Ill
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Self
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J.C. Montgomery
Mexico United
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