Best Of 6 Clinics Says 1Q Leader
A five day quit smoking clinic wrapped with 25 graduates receiving gold I.Q. pins from Kenneth Dick. Co sponsors included the county cancer unit and Seventh Day Adventist Church led by Rev Rodney Hyde. He praised the program citing 100 percent cessation by last night and noted many had quit four to five days prior. The group plans an alumni meeting, with many saving $30 to $40 monthly on cigarettes and reporting better sleep and mood. Dr Pete Ekern urged diet and exercise to accompany abstinence.
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Kenneth Dick
Audrain Cancer Society Public Education
Total County Cancer Unit
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rodney Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Metico
Hyde
St. Louis
U.S
Pete Ekern
Fire Camp Chief Conjugal Visit Clash With Governor
Jefferson City AP A state representative asked Gov Bond to fire state prisons chief George Camp for exceeding authority by allowing inmates conjugal visits. Rep W E Blackwell said the prison under Camp is becoming a haven for criminals, while Camp and aides defended furloughs and said conjugal visits were not approved or needed by the department.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
George Camp
Camp
W.E. Blackwell
Hermann
Missouri Country Club
Blackwell
Jerry Bolin
Bolin
Corrections Department
Chrisopher
Bond
State Mails School Money Transfer to Missouri Schools
The state Accounting Office moved nearly 93 million to Missouri public schools for the 1973-74 fiscal year with checks mailed today by the Education Department. The department will determine each school's exact allocation. State Treasurer James I. K. Werner noted the latest payment earned Missouri over 1.8 million dollars in interest prior to Friday.
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Jefferson City
State Accounting Office
Os T
Missouri
James I. Wer
St. Paul Youth Talent Day hosted by Gospel Inspirations
The Gospel Inspirations chorus of St. Paul CME Church will sponsor a youth talent program at 2 p.m. Sunday featuring Oak Chapel Youth Choir The Choralers Smith Singers Community Chorus of Vandalia MEC and KP Youth Choir and more invited groups. Rev. C A Trotter pastor co presidents Miss Rachell Gould Miss Fonceile Gardner. Public invited.
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Gospel Inspirations Chorus
St. Paul
Cable Cars Back On In San Francisco After Strike
San Francisco buses streetcars and cable cars were set to resume service today after a tentative agreement ending a nine day city employee strike. Mayor Jose L. Alioto announced the pact as union members prepare to vote, with 10,000 workers awaiting approval and picketing continuing at Muni facilities. The settlement includes a $9.5 million pay package, up from initial offers, while a schoolteacher strike kept many children home.
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San Francisco
Jose L. Alioto
Alioto
Bay Area
Transbay
AC Transit
Oakland
City Board of Supervisors
San Francisco Bay
Six Arabs Questioned After Beirut Jet Hijack Attempt
Be hurt Lebanon authorities hold six Arabs accused of attempting to hijack a KLM jumbo jet at Beirut International Airport. The incident raises security concerns at the capital airport and the passengers remain safe as investigations proceed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut International Airport
Reception For GED Graduates At Garfield Center
A 9 30 reception at Garfield Community Center honored Neighborhood Youth Corps enrollees who earned their High School Equivalency Certificates. Honorees from Mexico and local towns included Lola Dennis Carol Kribble Kathy Haynes Gary Relford Bobby Rogers and David Rivers plus Leo Robinson Marcella Holt Pam Taylor Christine Hutchison Brenda Evans Janet Surface Debi Morton and others. NYC director Jack McBride spoke on the program aiding disadvantaged youths through tutoring and part time work. Gennie Monroe received a Certificate of Achievement for completing tutoring. tutors April Boswell Mari Garver Bettye Bryan and Betty Loggins got certificates of appreciation. James Bledsoe Post No 26 American Legion announced a June 14 15 rodeo and July 4 7 baseball tournament at Mexico Green Field with a fireworks display to follow. The Legion also plans to sponsor two boys to Boy's State with 13 nominees submitted.
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Nyc
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Lola Dennis
Bouchie Kribble
April Boswell
Marcella Holt
Bettye Bryant
Gary Relford
Marie Garver
Leo Robinson
Garfield Community Center
Mexico
Carol Kribble
Kathy Haynes
Bobby Rogers
David Rivers
Columbia
Pam Taylor
Christine Hutchison
Boonville
Brenda Evans
Janet Surface
Debi Morton
Jefferson City
Jack McBride
Fulton
Ernest S. Gantt
County
HDC Board of Directors
Gennie Monroe
Mari Garver
Bettye Bryan
Betty Loggins
Audrain County Human Development Corp
John Dibble
Audrain Hdc
James Bledsoe
American Legion
the Post
Green Field
Legion
The
Green Company To Send Youth To Operation Enterprise Camp
The A. P. Green Refractories Co announces an all expense paid scholarship for a Green employee son or daughter to attend Operation Enterprise camp in New York August 4 16. The two week program exposes youths to top executives from IBM General Motors TWA Campbell Soup Monsanto with no grades but with career guidance and activities. Deadline to apply is April 26.
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A. P. Green Refractories Co
New York
U. S
Operation Enterprise
Presidents’ Association
Lake Moraine
Hamilton
N. Y
Syracuse
IBM
General Motors
TWA
Campbell Soup
Monsanto
Green Company
Terry Henage
Ed Hanstein
Phil van Horn
Rodney Allen
Phil Geary
Jim Kibura
Andy Tribble
Woodbridge, N. J
A. P. Green
John Waggett
Waggett
The
Solzhenitsyn Declines US Invitation to Visit
Exiled Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn refused an invitation from AFL-CIO President George Meany to visit and lecture in the United States. He said he must devote himself to his work after being torn from his native soil and will resume his efforts in a new place at his previous level of activity.
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Washington
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
United States
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Solzhenitsyn
Stevie Wonder Plans Move to Africa to Aid Children
Los Angeles AP Stevie Wonder, 23, says he plans to relocate to Africa to aid underprivileged children, focusing on the blind, with arrangements to live in Ghana. He aims to begin a nationwide tour to raise funds, following reflections after his near fatal car crash last summer.
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Los Angeles
Stevie Wonder
Africa
Wonder
Ghana
Foxx Wants To Review Scripts For Sanford and Son
New York AP Comedian Redd Foxx says he will return to the NBC series Sanford and Son if conditions are corrected. He pressed for more script review time and a shift from the junkyard setting to better show the black community.
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New York
Redd Foxx
NBC
Foxx
Majority Vote Urged On Bond Issues
The Missouri constitutional amend would allow a simple majority to pass municipal general obligation and revenue bonds, aligning with a Senate measure by Sens. Jack Gant and Lem Jones. The council also backs flood insurance aid for property owners, tied to safeguards in flood prone areas, with wide city and county leaders backing.
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Jefferson City
Governor's Council On Community Affairs
Senate
Jack Gant
Dindependence
Lem Jones
Kansas City
Bob Feigenbaum
D Florissant
Corely Thompson
Webster Groves
St. Louis
John H. Poelker
Joseph L. Badaracco
St. Louis Board of Aldermen; Supervisor Lawrence K. Roos of St. Louis County
Philip D. Weeks
Independence
Richard L. Berkley
Robert F. Love
Adair
James Payne
Springfield
Ralph N. Smith
Franklin County
W. J. Niedergerke
Montgomery City
Davis Pence
Poplar Bluff
HDC Board to Meet Monday in Audrain County
The Audrain County Human Development Corp. board plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday at the City-County Health Center. On the agenda are the sickle cell anemia clinic at Head Start on March 27 morning, housing repair relations with FHA, and a foster grandparent program. Several reports will be discussed. public invited.
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Audrain County Human Development Corp
City-County
FHA
HDC
Farrow-Previn Welcome Third Child Son in London
Mia Farrow and Andre Previn welcome their third child as Fletcher Farrow Previn weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces at birth in London. The couple already has 4-year-old twin boys and a Vietnamese adopted daughter.
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London
Fletcher Farrow Previn
Mia Farrow
Andre Previn
Mexico High School Names 26 Seniors for Who's Who
The Mexico High School publications department selects 26 seniors for Who's Who among American High School Students for 1973-74. Recipients include Craig Barnes Betsy Bailey Julie Copeland Jane Dubbert Lon Ellis Kathy Erdel Randy Eel Lance Fetterhoff Barbara Friday Susan Friedberg Mike Grave Jim Groves Russ Haerer Ann Hagan Dan Hagan Chris Hotep Maria Jackson Steve Janke Joanne Kasper Thelma Miller Holly Nielsen Jeri Cay Randolph Beth Smithey Mila Smithey Matt Snook and Cindy Wyatt.
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MHS
Craig Barnes
Betsy Bailey
Julie Copeland
Jane Dubbert
Lon Ellis
Kathy Erdel
Randy Eel
Lance Fetterhoff
Barbara Friday
Susan Friedberg
Mike Grave
Jim Groves
Russ Haerer
Ann Hagan
Dan Hagan
Chris Hot
Sikes Named To Head CARL
Alfred Sikes, 34, named director of the new Department of Consumer Affairs Regulation and Licensing, the first cabinet post under Gov. Bond’s reorganization effective July 1. Sikes, former Campaign manager for Bond and ex Danforth aide, heads Department of Community Affairs and has Jaycees leadership in his background.
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Jefferson City
Christopher Ss. Bond
Alfred Sikes
Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
Bond
Sikes
State Department of Community Affairs
Atty
John C. Danforth
Westminster College
Fulton
University of Missouri- Columbia
Missouri Jaycees
National Jaycees
Dahforth
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