Speaker Plans Investigation of Welfare
St Louis AP reports House Speaker Richard J Rabbitt will form a special committee to probe Missouri Division of Welfare amid fraud and mis management complaints. A Globe Democrat weekend investigation cites half of ADC aid checks in Jefferson City going unverified and that three recipients are division employees.
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ST. Louis
Richard J. Rabbitt
Rabbitt
Division of Welfare
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Globe Democrat
Jefferson City
Jefferson
City News and Tribune
Welfare ‘Division
Welfare Division
St. ‘Louis
Bert Shulimson
Willer to Head Southeast Missouri Band Workshop
John W. Willer, director of music for Mexico Public Schools, named clinician and director for the 125 member southeast Missouri All district band. The honor group will workshop and rehearse for a concert opening the first general session of the Missouri Teachers meeting in Cape Girardeau March 13 through 15.
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John W. Willer
Mexico Public
Cape Girardeau
Two Boys First Japanese Streakers Reported
In Tokyo an American School in Japan witnessed three naked high school boys streak across the football field. The youths aged 16 and 17 were cheered by bystanders as they ran the length of the field and disappeared into the locker room with their clothes under their arms.
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Tokyo
Japan
Roy Tyner Retires From Water Company
Roy W. Tyner retires from Missouri Cities Water Co. on March 1 after 15 years of service. He joined in 1958 after working at A. P. Green Refractories. Tyner, a former meter repairman and serviceman, is a past president and current state vice president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and active in the C. B. Radio Club. He and wife Lillian live at 415 S Fairground Ave Mexico and plan hunting and fishing trips. Monaay, March 11, 1974.
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Missouri Cities Water Co
Roy W. Tyner
Tyner
A. P. Green Refractories Company
Order of Eagles
C. B. Radio Club
Lillian
S. Fairground Ave
Mexico
Kidnap Plot Breaks With Woman's Arrest in LA
Los Angeles FBI says three people including a former Manson follower Maria Theresa Alonzo 22 and convicted skyjacker Garrett Trapnell 36 conspired to kidnap a foreign consul general to bargain for the release of a jailed hijacker. Alonzo arrested in Hollywood. plot targeted a consul general from one of eight nations.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
FBI
U.S
Maria Theresa Alonzo
Manson
Sharon Tate
Garrett Brock Trapnell
Skyjacker
Robert Bernard Hedberg Jr
Miss Alonzo
Hollywood
Trapnell
Hedberg
John Barron
Estonia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Canada
France
Germany
Switzerland
Haiti
Bicentennial Plans Begin Nationwide Celebration Push
President Nixon urged a nation to kick off 200th birthday plans with widespread citizen celebrations in 1976. He named Navy Secretary John Warner head of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration and urged rapid planning from local and individual efforts. Also noted is a U.S. Consumer Product Safety alert warning about Wel-Dex welders with potential fatal electric shock defects.
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Key Biscay No. Fla
Nixon
Bayside
Ericans
Navy
John Warner
Warner
Cabinet
Washington
Government Printing Office
U.S. Postal Service
America
Homestead Air Force Base
Washington, D. C
U. S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Opera Fans Pay To Quiet Rock Music Disturbing Seattle Event
Opera patrons at Seattle Center’s Opera House heard rock from a lower floor during Wagner Siegfried and later during the Seattle Symphony. Officials paid 250 dollars to the band plus 250 dollars from Seattle Center to stop the interference after negotiations.
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Seattle
Opera and Symphony
Opera House
Seattle Center
Siegfried
Seattle Symphony
Opera Association
Opera
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