Romania Earthquake Toll May Reach Four Thousand
In Bucharest the death toll rose with 680 confirmed dead and 32 high rise blocks collapsed. Western diplomats warned the total could exceed four thousand with survivors still found in ruins. U S aid teams moved toward Romania as the quake disrupted housing and industry nationwide.
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Bucharest
Romania
Agerpres
Missouri tax overhaul aims to boost credits and tavern hours
Missouri lawmakers advance a broad income tax revision replacing personal exemptions with direct credits, starting at 30 per person, with goal to offset revenue and avoid net change. A separate bill would allow Kansas City and St Louis area taverns to stay open to 4 a.m. within designated zones, charging $50 per year per venue.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ince
Steve Gardner
D-Ballwin
State
Gardner
Jackson County
St. Louis County
State Department of Revenue
Senate
Joseph P. Teasdale
Harriett Woods
University City
Associated ‘Mess
ERA
Missouri
Audrain County 1976 Financial Report Published in Ledger
Audrain County publishes the 1976 financial statement across nine Ledger pages under state law. The ledger notes $630,000 in nursing home revenue bonds, with $30,000 principal due June 1 and $85,000 due June 1, 1990. Total receipts reach $150,212.10. year-end fund balance is $72,964.43. Delinquent taxes total $13,627.10 and overall revenues and carryover amount to $813,704.63 from all sources.
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Audrain County
John Jesse
Audrain County Nursing Home
Stribling House
Key Votes This Week On Economic Program
Washington AP reports a busy Capitol week with major votes on President Carter's tax cut and 50 dollar rebate plan, and a 20.7 billion stimulus appropriation for jobs. The assassinations panel weighs James Earl Ray testimony while Gonzalez resigns. Senate hearings study a new Department of Energy and the fate of six old energy programs. Senate action on Warnke's arms control post and Rhodesian chrome import ban also loom. House and Senate push economy measures as votes approach.
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Washington
House
James Earl Ray
Congress
Carter
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
Capitol
Senate
Department of Energy
Federal Power Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Energy Administration
Department
Paul Warnke
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S
Senate Action Algo
United Nations
City Officials Seek More Federal Aid
Washington AP report says city leaders urge that federal aid be paired with scrutiny of broader policy effects. Phyllis Lamphere of Seattle tells about 2,500 municipal officials that Congress and Carter officials must heed economic policy impact, not just grants. She warns against chasing grants while neglecting policy decisions that can cost cities billions.
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Washington
National League of Cities
Phyllis Lamphere
Seattle
Congress
Carter Ad
Fire-hit St. Brendan's School eyed Tuesday reopening
Workers from St. Brendan's School labor to complete cleanup after a weekend blaze that destroyed one room and damaged the audio visual room. Principal Sister Ruth hopes classes resume Tuesday as Knights of Columbus, students, parents, and volunteers scrub, paint, and repair.
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St. Brendan's School
Ruth
Knights of Columbus
Leslie Crews Dies At 88 Former Audrain Stockman
Leslie E. Crews 84 retired farmer and stockman of Audrain County died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. He was a longtime trader at the Mexico Stockyards Co and later served on its board of directors. Born February 23, 1889, he lived on a farm south of Mexico and first married Beulah Haley who died in 1922.
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Leslie E. Crews
Audrain County
Audrain Medical Center
Grove St
Stribling House
Mexico Stockyards Co
Old Stockyards
Morris Street
Missouri
Central Missouri
Crews
Crewa
Mexico
Joseph T
Mary Catherine Throckmorton Crews
Beulah Haley
Trapped Miner Knew Buddies Were Dead
Ronald Adley waited five days in a flooded Kocher Co mine to be rescued knowing two buddies lay dead in the same chamber. Ten men were trapped. four bodies recovered as drilling resumed to reach others. Adley freed after crawling through an air pocket and walking to surface. Ralph Renninger and Donald Shoffler found deeper in the shaft.
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Tower City
Ronald Adley
Big Lick Mountain
John B. Shutack
Federal Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Adley
Kocher Co
Ralph Renninger
Donald Shoffler
Renninger
Shoffler
Kissathon for a Cause Stuns IU Penn Frat in PA
Jeff Henzler, 22, of Pittsburgh, kissed about 3 000 females in eight hours at a Kappa Sigma booth in Indiana University of Pennsylvania to raise funds for a hospitalized brother. He kissed students, faculty, nuns, a puppy, and even his mom, hoping Guinness will award the record while aiming for $6 000 in total donations.
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Indiana, Pa
Jeff Henzler
Henzler
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Bob Piorkowski
Piorkowski
Pittsburgh
California
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Tammy Vitale
Pennsylvania
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