Common Market marks 20th birthday amid invite dispute
The European Common Market marks its 20th anniversary as smaller member states protest over exclusion from President Carters London summit with Giscard d Estaing and other leaders. France Germany Britain Italy and Benelux signatories evolved toward closer union while Danes and Britons show waning support.
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NATO Ministers Consider Boeing AWACS Purchase Amid Soviet Threat
NATO defense ministers in Brussels weigh a US plan to buy 27 Boeing AWACS patrol planes at about 100 million each to provide early warning of Soviet troop movements. The plan distributes costs with US footing 28 percent and West Germany 26 percent, while other allies share the rest. Germany seeks 25 percent or less. France and Greece stayed away, signaling limited participation.
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Four In Family Drown In Lake Kansas City
The body of a fourth member of a Lee's Summit family was recovered from Lake Jacoma fifteen to twenty feet from the spot where the father’s body was found earlier. The four victims include 6-year-old Jon E. Jensen and 9-year-old Alice, 4-year-old Ted, and father Ove D. Jensen. Ted was found near the canoe with his life jacket strap caught. None wore life jackets. Mrs. Janet Jensen said the family opted not to go on the trip after two children returned late from visiting relatives.
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Mexico Students Sweep Awards at Northeast Science Fair
Twenty seven Mexico Junior High School students attended the 1fth annual Northeast Missouri Regional Science Fair at Culver-Stockton College in Canton. Liz Sonwalt and Diane Hobbs won first place for a solar heating engineering project showing energy conservation and roof heating diverted to a controlled unit. Julie Sudbrook and Sally Hannen took second in behavioral sciences with a project on The Senses Taste and Smell exploring taste and smell development.
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MU Budget Outcomes Raise MU Pay Outlook Failing to Meet Olson
MU president Dr James C Olson says House Appropriations Committee plans would fund only about 4 percent wage increases next year, far below the 11 percent sought. The panel favors a 5 percent or 6.38 million hike with 2.3 million from higher student fees, while not adopting a rigid line item. In contrast, Senate actions show tighter budgeting trends for the university. A science fair roundup notes Diane Shanley and Michelle Cramer earned top zoology honors for Development of a Chicken, with Lynnette Mann taking mathematics and computers third for Division Testing by 7 11 and 43, as 64 students toured Culver-Stockton and Mark Twain Cave.
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Prinze Will Leaves Most to Mother and Son
The Freddie Prinze will filed for probate leaving three fourths of the estate to his mother and the remainder to his year old son Freddie James. Dated December 21, the will excludes his wife Cathy and his father Karl Preutzel. Prinze had been despondent over the divorce before he shot himself January 28 and died the next day. estate value is undisclosed beyond being more than a unspecified amount.
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Births Amy Dawn Newell
Mr and Mrs Darrell Newell of Independence welcomed daughter Amy Dawn Newell born Monday at noon. The girl weighed seven pounds 11% ounces and is the couple’s first child. Grandparents are Dana Newell of Mexico and Raymond Gerlt of Latham. Mrs Newell is Linda Gerlt formerly and Mr Newell works for the City of Independence.
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Wrong Names For Remains Trouble In Vietnam Mis-ID
Washington says Vietnam should allow U S experts to examine any further remains before Hanoi publicly identifies them as American servicemen. A mixup led to two of 12 men being misidentified when remains were turned over to a presidential commission. Lt Patrick E Wynne of Satellite Beach Florida was actually the man returned, not Capt Lawrence H Golberg of Cloquet Minnesota. Wynne’s father, Edward, said Mondale called with the news and the President’s sorrow.
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Five Moonies Begin Deprogramming in California Court
Five young followers of Rev Sun Myung Moon start deprogramming sessions after a Superior Court judge returned them to parental custody for 90 days. Parents argued the church turned their children into puppets while church attorneys attacked religious freedom and vowed appeals.
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Walcott
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4000 Tips In Detroit Investigation
Police have received almost 4000 tips after the discovery of 11 year old Timothy King in Oakland County north of Detroit. He was the seventh victim in a string of unsolved child slayings. A task force of 50 departments searches for his kidnapper killer. Timothy was last seen six days before his body was found talking with a man beside a blue Gremlin. The man is white, 25 to 35, brown hair, mutton chops, fair skin, husky build. State Police Det Sgt Joseph Krease says investigators are reviewing many leads and license plates from blue Gremlins.
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