Gandhi's Resignation Imminent After Election Defeat
NEW DELHI AP Indira Gandhi plans to resign after losing her Parliaments seat as Congress trails in the general election. Janata allies lead with 211 seats as 149 remain, signaling a potential new government and end of her 11-year tenure.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Parlament
Congress Party
Britain
New
Janata (People’s) Party
Washington
State Department
U.S
Sanjay
Ravi
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress For Democracy
Congress
Desai
Ram
Janata
House Considers Revising State School Aid Formula
JEFFERSON CITY MO AP An effort to overhaul the formula for distributing state aid to public schools leads the Missouri House agenda this week while the Senate plans sessions to clear noncontroversial bills and vote on a conservation tax reimbursement measure for counties. The school funding reform aims to more equitably allocate funds across Missouri's 565 districts.
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House
Jefferson City
Missouri House
State Senate
Conservation Department
Senate
Governor's Conference On Education
House Rules Committee
State Tax Commission
Supreme Court Overturns Sex Bias Social Security Ruling
The Supreme Court reversed a New York federal court ruling that the 1972 Social Security Act amendment banning sex discrimination in benefits be applied retroactively, denying $17.5 billion in potential retroactive payments and keeping monthly checks for nine million retirees unchanged. The unsigned decision held Congress did not intend retroactivity, despite earlier gains toward equal treatment. The case stems from Will Webster’s 1974 suit claiming he would have received $18.30 more monthly as a woman.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Will Webster
Northport
N.Y
Congress
High Court
Webster
No Evidence That Heavy Marijuana Harms Brain Structure
Chicago AP reports two independent teams find no brain changes from long term cannabis use. Earlier Lancet study suggested atrophy, but new JAMA findings using computerized tomography show no cerebral loss after years of smoking. Harvard and Washington University, KU teams conclude extensive exposure does not imply brain atrophy.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Lancet
A.M.G. Campbell
Bristol
Royal United Hospitals
Ben Co
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Donald Goodwin
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas City
Kan
Harvard Medical School
John Kuehnle
Harvard
Co and
Goodwin
Mrs Wiley Miller Dies At Age 76 In Mexico
Mrs Wiley L Miller 76 a Mexico resident for 35 years died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Visitation is Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at Arnold's Funeral Home. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Greening Funeral Home Shelbyville with Rev Glen Cantrell, burial Shelbyville Memorial Cemetery. Born Nov 14 1900 Knox County daughter of Edward and Lillian Selby. Survived by husband Wiley Lee Miller. children Clendus W Miller Selby Miller Lester Selby sister Golda Miller Springfield and others. 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Wiley L. Miller
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold
Greening Funeral Home
Shelbyville
Pam
Glen Cantrell
Shelbyville Memorial Cemetery
Alice Selby
Knox County
Edward
Lillian Simpson Selby
Wiley Lee Miller
N. Clark St
Lester Selby
Pleasantville
Town
Earl
Golda) Miller
Livingston
Mont
Clendus W. Miller
Selby Miller
Rochester
Tll
Kenneth
Lillian) Wiliholt
Springfield
Senate Finance approves 50 dollar rebate and tax cut plan
Senate Finance Committee advanced a bill giving $50 rebates to most Americans and a permanent tax cut via a higher standard deduction. About 46 million people gain, 2.1 million singles face increases, with rebates slated for spring mailing and expanded credits for low income workers. The measure also extends credits and lowers corporate rates, while simplifying tax forms to reduce errors.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Carter
White House
Finance Committee
House
Congess
Treasury Department
Bloodmobile Visits Next Week With Threat Of Cut-Off Gone
Audrain County remains within its blood quota while the Red Cross region reports no cut-off threat. Blood supply runs 750 to 800 units daily as donors are urged, especially new and young donors, with Mexico High School Key Club and Future Business Leaders of America backing the Bloodmobile visits at the Armory on Tuesday March 29 and Laddonia Christian Church on Monday March 28.
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Audrain County
Red Cross
St. Louis
Jeannette Hibbits
Mexico
Armory
Laddonia
Laddonia Christian Church
Laddonia Jaycee
Houston
Michael DeBakey
Carter approves Missouri water projects in early screenings
Washington AP Five Missouri projects cleared initial Carter administration review. Clarence Cannon Dam Longbranch Lake a Mississippi River levee in Perry County and two Little Blue River projects in Jackson County advanced. White House notified Senate aide. total reviews exceed 300 with 19 vetoed or failed screenings.
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Missouri
Carter
Thomas Eagleton
Eagleton
Clarence Cannon
Longbranch Lake
Perry County
Little Blue River
Jackson County
White House
Missouri Democrat
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Jagjivan Ram
George Lehr
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Boyd F. Scott
Highway 54
Dorothy G. Dodson
Richard Vance
East
Middle Tennessee
Memphis
AABB
Clearinghouse
Robert Price
Deerfield
Kansas
Price’s Pond
Midwest
Cannon Dam
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