WWII veteran Rolle dies after midnight bat attack
Charles F. Rolle, 53, a Mexico post office employee and WWII veteran, died of multiple head injuries after a midnight bat attack by his son Randy Wayne Rolle, who is held in Audrain County jail. Charlotte Rolle suffered injuries. deputies and neighbors assisted. Authorities ordered an autopsy. Randy Quandt questioned as investigation continues.
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Charles F. Rolle
Mexico
Randy Wayne Rolle
Audrain County
Charlotte Rolle
Charlotte
Oren McGee
Route 11
Rolle
Mexico City
Audrain Medical Center
Arthur
Bud) Riley
Tom Cline
Riley
University Medical Center
Columbia
McGee
Gripsholm
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Mt. Olive
Ill
Doris Vivian Brewer Massey
A.P. Green Refractories
Randall Wayne
Harold
Gary
Ft. Worth
Tex
Florsheim Shoe Co
Pamela
Southwest Missouri Baptist College
Bolivar
Karen Griffith
Fulton
John Jr
Vernon
Vandalia
First Baptist Church
Arnold Funeral Home
Raiders Linked To Yasir Arafat In Tel Aviv Hotel Raid
Beir ut based guerrillas from Assifah, aligned with Yasir Arafat led PLO factions, landed by two rubber boats on Tel Aviv Mediterranean waterfront and stormed a hotel. The attack killed and wounded several and left debris as troops cleared the area. Hostages were taken and demands for escape to Damascus were issued via a local girl interpreter.
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Israel
Tél ‘Aviv
Seafront Savoy
U.S
Yitzhak Rabin
Abu Iyad
al Fatah
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Kissinger
Savoy Hotel
Dov Lion
Palestine Guerrilla Command
Mediterranean
Assifah
al Jete
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasir Arafat
PLO
Jerusalem
Hilarion Capudji
East Jerusalem
Nevedine
Medaeel
Atetot Uralingana
Harold Adams
Mission Hills
Calif
Damascus
Kissinger Jeered by Demonstrators in Cardiff Wales
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faced a hostile Welsh crowd during a Cardiff stop while en route to the Middle East to seek a Sinai withdrawal. About 400 demonstrators shouted insults from Cyprus and Cypriot groups and left the area under tight security after ceremonies for James Callaghan.
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al Fatah
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Kissinger
London
Cardiff
Wales
Britain
Sinai Peninsula
United States
County Roads Improve and No Closures Reported
Audran County engineer Ricky Wieberg announced that county roads battered by heavy snow have improved with warmer weather. No roads remain closed, crews continue widening passable sections, and bulldozers work seven days a week to finish repairs.
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Ricky Wieberg
Audran
Wieberg
Kaiser Works Wins Energy Saving Award
Kaiser Refractories Mexico Plant will be honored next Thursday for energy conservation in 1974. John Roose of the Federal Energy Administration will present the award based on the highest percentage of BYU saved among Kaiser plants. The Mexico plant achieved 17.9 percent energy savings of 337.6 billion BYUs among plants consuming one trillion or more BYUs annually. Plant manager H J Sonny Humphrey credited 585 employees for better tunnel kiln operations rotary kiln use lower thermostats and conservation habits.
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Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
Federal Energy Administration
John Roose
BYU
Kaiser
H.J
Sonny) Humphrey
Compromise Boosts Jobless Benefits in Missouri
In Jefferson City Missouri the House tentatively approved a compromise to raise unemployment benefits amid concerns the fund could deplete The plan increases benefits 25 percent up to a weekly ceiling of 90 dollars with a new threshold for eligibility The bill backed by Gov Bond differs from Senate language and still awaits final passage The measure enjoyed significant labor support and was pushed by Rep Robert Fowler and Rep Harold Holliday with amendments from Rep Anthony Dill
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Missouri
Robert Fowler
D-Ferguson
Kansas City
Harold Holliday
House
Christopher
Bond
Affton
Anthony Dill
Senate
Dill
Cost of Living Increase Debate in Missouri Senate
Volkmer advocates a 25 percent boost to unemployment compensation, arguing the recipient deserves a rise while the plan expands coverage by about 25,000 workers. Dill and Bond oppose the broader hike, proposing a smaller expansion and higher employer tax base to fund the fund, with projected deficits and concerns over long term solvency amid a 7.7 percent January jobless rate.
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Senate
Dill
Missouri
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