New Bond Agency Centralizes News in Missouri
Gov. Bond’s administration creates the Missouri Information Service to distribute news releases for state agencies. Officials say it increases information flow without altering content, while reporters raise concerns of censorship and government control. The service offers taped messages and aims for cost savings and better coordination, with some agencies resisting forced use.
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Blomgren
Bond Administration
Volved
Missouri Information Service
Bond
William J. Cason
Clinton
Senate
Kit
Cason
House
Information Service
Jacob H. Wolf
Coul
Wolf
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Capitol Press Corps
Illnois
Missouri
Avial Base
Ye Blomgren
John Ketchum
Richard DeCoster
D-Canton
Atlanta to ship 40 percent of garbage by rail begin 1974
Atlanta Mayor Massell announces a contract with Southern Railway to haul 40 percent of the citys garbage to Twiggs County Georgia starting mid 1974. A $1.25 million shredding and baling facility will compact the waste for dumping in mining pits leased to the railroad. The move marks the city as the first in the United States to sign such a deal.
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Atlanta
He's Like A 33 RPM Trying To Go At 78
Lt Cmdr Dennis Moore, a 34 year old former prisoner of war, talks about readjusting after escaping Hanoi. He recalls his downed Crusader over North Vietnam, debriefings, and life back in San Diego. Moore describes confusion and search for a new lifestyle while enjoying simple pleasures and reading Future Shock.
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San Diego
Calif
Dennis Moore
North Vietnam
Alvin Toffler
Moore
Hanoi
Earth
San Diego Naval Hospital
Scottsdale
Mrs Wallace Plants Garden to Fight Rising Food Costs
Mrs. Cornelia Wallace, wife of Alabama Governor George Wallace, planted a vegetable garden at the executive mansion in Montgomery as protest against rising food prices. She urged high and high school students to start gardens at their schools to combat the cost of living.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Executive Mansion
Cornelia Wallace
Simiar
FDA probes Innovar brain injury cases in St Louis area
U S Food and Drug Administration sent investigators to St Louis to examine claims that the anesthetic Innovar caused severe brain damage in two patients and a Wichita, Kansas case. A report is expected by week end. Plaintiffs seek 9.6 million dollars in damages. McNeil Laboratories of Fort Washington Pa markets the drug. Eight St Louis area hospitals halted its use amid the probe.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
St. Louis
U.S
James W. Symington
D-Mo
Barrett Scoville
FDA
Neuropharmacological Drug Division
Missouri
Wichita
Kan
McNeil Laboratories
Fort Washington
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Audrain Medical Center
Lee
American Hospital Association
David
Sen
Eagleton
Sirhan
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Golda Meir
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Pasadena
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Hakim
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