Milk Funds Aided Mills Humphrey Scandal Unfolds
The milk fund affair widens into 1972 campaign finance irregularities affecting Rep. Wilbur Mills and Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Associated Milk Producers paid 137000 in corporate funds for computer mail lists and staff costs used in drafts for Mills and other candidates, with grand jury testimony and multiple state party implications.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Humphrey
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Robert Docking
Kansas
David Hall
Oklahoma
Iowa
Democratic Party
Harold Hughes
Watergate Grand
Dairy Cooperative
Arkansas Democrat
Cooperative
Minneapolis
Valentine, Sherman and Associates
Iowa Democratic Party
Sen. Hughes
Abourezk
Docking
James C. Shaffer
Hall
Maryland
Florida
Minnesota Democrat
Jack Chestnut
Associated Milk Producers
Nixon
Coop
Edward L. Wright
American Bar Association
Tourist Industry Hopes For Summer Travel Revival
Tourism officials expect an upswing as the Arab oil embargo ends and gasoline supplies improve. Ken Miller of the Idaho Automobile Association notes optimistic dealer reports and the anticipation of limited vacations this summer. Officials say flow through pipelines will take months and April allocations will be tighter, but travel demand should recover from January February lows.
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Associated Press
Ken Miller
Idaho Automobile Association
United States
Nixon
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Missouri Democrats Trim Party Debt in 1972 Push
Missouri's Democratic Party cut its campaign debt from sixty thousand to thirty nine thousand dollars. State chairman David Donnelly outlined plans for a professional, regional operation for 1976, including three state offices and a larger Jefferson City headquarters. He highlighted the Muleskinner's Club fundraising and a speaker's bureau, with notable members supporting the drive.
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Springfield
Missouri
Democratic Party
David Donnelly
Lebanon
Donnelly
Jefferson City
Buehler
Stuart Symington
Thomas F. Eagleton
Spainhower
James Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Charles Wheeler
St. Louis
John Poelker
Warren E. Hearnes
William Cason
Richard Rabbitt
Kenneth Rothman
Lawrence Lee
Richard DeCoster
James Dowd
Dowd
Missouri House
Free sickle cell testing event on Wednesday
A free screening for sickle cell anemia and related conditions will be held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Mexico Headstart Center of the First Presbyterian Church. Sponsored by the Missouri Division of Health with Headstart and HDC programs, the test requires a finger prick and results are confidential with notifications by letter or telephone.
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Mexico
First Presbyterian Church
Missouri Division of Health
St Louis May Get Highway Hearing
Chief Missouri Highway Department Engineer Robert H. Hunter says hearings on the proposed Chicago Kansas City interstate may be held in St. Louis If it is necessary perhaps one hearing would be held there He noted officials hoped to hear from St Louis area interests at hearings scheduled this week in Independence Macon and
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ST. Louis
Missouri Highway Department
Robert H. Hunter
Kansas City
Hunter
Highway Department
Independence
Macon
Opposition to proposed interstate harms St Louis trade
Business and civic leaders in St Louis oppose the Chicago Kansas City highway route claiming it would bypass their city and cut truck and tourism business. The Ledger notes readers can spot ads offering household supply savings amid such pages.
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Hannibal
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Allis Chalmers
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Glenn Trower
Fred and
Bob Green
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Gillette
Tampax
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