Hearnes Appeals To Loyal Democrats For Support Amid Probe
Former Missouri governor Warren E Hearnes urged Democrats loyal to him to back his Senate bid despite a three year federal grand jury investigation into his finances and governorship. Senator Stuart Symington spoke but did not address the remarks. James Symington offered a cautious tone as party tensions surfaced in Missouri.
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Hannibal, Mo
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
U. S
Senate
St. Louis
Rep
James Symington
D-Mo
Hearnes
Kansas City
Betty
Symington
Symington Believed Out Of Race Says KC Star Report
Missouri Democrats speculate that Senator Stuart Symington will not seek a fifth term next year and may pave the way for son James W. Symington. The Kansas City Star report cites skepticism about Symington’s retirement due to age and likely tough primaries, with opponents Warren Hearnes Joseph Teasdale and Republican Danforth mentioned.
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Missouri
Stuart Symington
Kansas City Star
Hannibal
Charles W. Hucker
The
Star
Symington
Rep
James W. Symington
Dmo
Hucker
Joseph Teasdale
Jackson County
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
John C. Danforth
Litton
Hearnes-tor- Senate
Betty Hearnes
St. Louis County
Parked car thefts target radios and tapes in weekend spree
Police investigate six thefts from parked vehicles across Holts Summit and area. Victims include Bill Dixon who lost a citizens band radio and eight track tape player at 512 S Western, Mary Ann Scharthi with 24 stereo tapes worth 183 dollars, Tom Gerling losing a tape case with 12 tapes and a headphone, Tom Badaracco reporting 10 stereo tapes, Cecil Hamilton from Norfolk and Western Railroad Co reporting a Motorola two way radio worth 800 dollars, and Elmer Donaldson who had a attempted theft of a citizens band radio with pry marks but radio remained in car.
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Bill Dixon
Holts Summit
S. Western
Mary Ann Scharthi
S. Jefferson
Tom Gerling
Hazel
Tom Badaracco
Michigan
Cecil Hamilton
Kentucky
Norfolk and Western Railroad Co
Elmer Donaldson
Coreas
Citizens Band
EU leaders seek British stay in Common Market pact
Dublin summit opens with nine EEC nations and ministers weighing inducements for Britain to vote to remain in the Common Market. Talks cover dairy purchases from New Zealand, inflation, unemployment, and a Western push for a CSCE windup with possible Soviet concessions. Brezhnev seeks frontiers changes and troop move notice amid debates on a supersummit this year.
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Ireland
Soviet Union
Harold Wilson
Britain
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Wilson
Dublin Castle
New Zealand
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Germany
Brezhnev
Helsinki
Garret Fitzgerald
United States
France
West Germany
U.S
Tax Cut Bill May Be Altered In Senate
Washington AP reports Congress is poised to approve a tax cut of at least 21 billion but Senate action could yield a larger 26 to 35 billion package. Hearings resume as Sen Humphrey urges quick action before Easter recess. debates over rebates versus credits and oil depletion allowances dominate discussions.
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Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Hubert H. Humprhey
D-Minn
CBS
Ford Administration
Ford
Russell B. Long
Long
Louisiana Democrat
Nntion
Long Saya
Donald H. Rumsfeld
NBC
Meet the Press
Rumsfeld
Senate
Applications Taken Now For Nurse Class Mexico Public School
Applications are being taken for the next class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing affiliated with Audrain Medical Center. The one year course runs eight hours daily five days a week and costs 285 dollars. Two classes a year are approved with the October start for the next class. Applications must be returned by Friday. Davis Hart is the contact for applications at 581-5684.
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Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Mexico Public Schools
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Davis Hart
Mexico Ares
Council Agenda Brief Tonight With Four Items
Tonight at 7 30 the city council holds a short four item agenda. Jerry Brown of Missouri Power and Light Co appears to discuss a proposed utility rate increase. Also on the docket is a third reading authorizing a contract with The Tittle Dixie Fire Protection District for dispatching services. A resolution joins with the Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce to hire an economic development specialist and a resolution appoints election judges for the March 18 primary.
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Jerry Brown
Missouri Power and Light Co
Tittle Dixie Fire Protection District
Mexico
President Ford Joins Kennedy Center Fundraiser for Special Olympics
President Ford and daughter Susan attended a Kennedy Center fund raiser for the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation Special Olympics. Barbra Streisand hosted with a world premiere of Funny Lady, joined by James Caan Muhammad Ali and George Foreman among other guests.
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Washington
Ford
Barbra Streisand
Kennedy Center
Susan
Miss Streisand
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Saltshaker Poison Ties Poisoning Across Families
In Chicago a saltshaker of sodium nitrite caused a deadly chain after a woman cleaning her late mother’s apartment contaminated neighbors. Eight people fell ill. three elderly men died, others were hospitalized. Initial heart attack misdiagnosis delayed detection of poisoning from the saltshaker.
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Chicago
Mae Edwards
Bobbie ‘Denson
Unity School Leader Lowell Fillmore Dies at 93
Kansas City AP Lowell Fillmore 93 longtime president emeritus of Unity School of Christianity died Sunday in a local hospital. Eldest son of Unity cofounders Charles and Myrtle Fillmore, he led the movement 75 years and was president 1948 to 1972. He earned the 1970 International New Thought Alliance Award and authored three books. Survived by wife Alice Lee Fillmore.
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Kansas City
Lowell Fillmore
Unity School of Christianity
Charles
Myrtle Fillmore
Unity School
International New Thought Alliance
Alice Lee Fillmore
Civil Air Patrol to Meet in Mexico Next Week
Lt. Larry Vaughn announced a public meeting Tuesday March 18 at 7 p.m. in the Air Park Motel conference room. The event aims to recruit Civil Air Patrol members after a February Ledger report on forming a unit in Mexico. Major Jack Plympton and Kansas City State HQ staff will speak, with USAF CAP liaison Maj. Charles Dick also attending. Membership is open to anyone over twelve. meeting is open to all. For info call Vaughn at 124 W. Vine or 981-1122.
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Larry Vaughn
Mexico
Fedgting
Civil Air Patrol
Air Park
Ares
Vaughn
Jack _Plympton
Jefferson City
Bond
Civil Air ‘Patrol
Momters
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Air Force
Charles Dick
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Crosen
United States Air Free
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American Red Cross
Federated Insurance Companies
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