Tax breaks for parochial schools and milk pricing reform urged
Missouri Senate committees advance bills to tax breaks for elementary and secondary school expenses while eliminating a sales tax on food and drugs dies. A milk pricing reform bill targets unfair practices by large dairies. House actions push to tighten drunk driving laws and curb oil company control of stations. Campaign finance law tweaks move forward amid criticism of enforcement.
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Greek Navy And Air Force Quell Unrest In Army
In Athens on Wednesday the Greek navy and air force were summoned to quell unrest at a Megalo Pefko army and marine camp near Athens. Destroyers and jets loomed off Megara creating a show of force, with orders to fire if needed, as the civilian government tries to purge officers loyal to the old dictatorship. Thirty nine officers remain under arrest following a crackdown that began after a failed coup plot. The incident follows a government reshuffle retiring 22 generals and shifting many officers.
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Playboy backs sex research by Masters and Johnson
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner funds the Masters and Johnson sex research with no strings attached according to Dr. William Masters. Masters and Virginia Johnson continue their work and publish The Pleasure Bond focusing on commitment to one partner. Hefner denies dictating their philosophy.
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FmHA Office To Be Closed Friday
The Mexico office of Farmers Home Administration will be closed Friday while supervisor Don D Wenthoff and office secretary Mrs Artelia Kelley attend a district meeting.
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No Rush To Ease Law On Car Pollution
A skeptical Congress is unlikely to move for at least a year on a five year delay in stricter auto pollution standards. EPA chief Train postponed higher limits for 1977 models due to sulfate emissions from catalytic converters and sought a five year pause by law change. President Ford proposed a similar plan. lawmakers seek guarantees on broader benefits before delaying further. Train said the choice is between stricter schedules or higher air risk, and cautioned he may be erring on the side of caution.
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Mayors Say Job Money Short for Summer Youths
Big city mayors seek more federal funds for summer youth jobs and applaud Ford's plan to ask Congress for extra money but call 2 billion and 706 million additional needs. They warn shortages could raise crime. officials in Newark Syracuse New York City and Jersey City express concern. Empress Nagako of Japan turns 72 today in good health per Imperial Household Agency.
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Boxing Career Began In Prison And Now It May End There
Jeff Merritt rose from prison to become the world ranked heavyweight before returning to Jackson County jail and facing a possible end to his boxing career in Missouri. Once he KOed rivals in Jefferson City, Merritt later pleaded guilty to multiple charges after a backslide, expressing regret as he contemplates relapse and parole to resume boxing. Mexico trip planned by William Woods College students for a special Olympics in Fulton, with funds to ribbons and state competition support.
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Low Cost Personal Checking Ad Claims Easy Access
Commercial and personal banking options highlighted with checks recognized across Missouri. Promises convenient Commerce checking, seven savings plans, and loans for cars or home additions.
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