Social Security deficits rise in short and long term
Washington AP reporting that both short and long range Social Security deficits are higher than earlier projections. Trust funds will pay out more than payroll taxes this year, with a total annual deficit near 3 billion dollars and reserves exhausted by 1981. Long term, births drop and worker to beneficiary ratio falls to about 100 to 50 by 2030. Cardwell calls for concern but not alarm. Trustees include Dunlop, Simon and Weinberger.
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Washington
Congress
James B. Cardwell
Cardwell
Labor
John T. Dunlop
the Treasury
William E. Simon
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
City Wastewater Plant Rates Top Mexico Facility
Missouri Clean Water Commission praises Mexico City wastewater plant for cleanliness and excellent pollution control. Dennis Lyons notes no unsatisfactory features and calls the plant well manicured and well operated. Leo Heim is commended for maintaining one of Missouri's best facilities. Recommendation urges continued care.
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Mexico
Missouri Clean Water Commission
Gilbert Patrick
Charles 8. Decker
Department of Natural Resources
Leo Heim
City of
Dennis Lyons
Lyons
Heim
Missouri
Humane Society Meeting Tonight Audrain Humane Society Holds Open Session
The Audrain Humane Society Inc will hold its first open membership meeting at 7 30 tonight in the courthouse community room. Cynthia Oehler of the Central Missouri Humane Society in Columbia will speak as an officer of the host organization.
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Audraine Humane Society Inc
Courthouse
Cynthia Oehler
Central Missouri Humane Society
Columbia
Julian C. Stoy
Warren Duchesne Dies At 59
Warren Duchesne 59 of Mexico died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Funeral service Thursday at 2 pm at Prechuckering Funeral Home with Rev. Frank Park and Rev. Lawrence Holzschuh officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. He was born December 17, 1915 in Mexico, married Thiena Mae Spears Johnson February 7, 1970, and was a shoe cutter at Florsheim Shoe Co. A World War II veteran, he served as a staff sergeant in the Air Force and received the Oak Leaf cluster and a presidential citation. Survivors include his wife, four sons Dana, Douglas, Duane, and Daryl. his mother Virgie Simcoe. one sister Elaine Hutchinson. a step-daughter and two step-sons. and several nieces and nephews. Visitation after 2 pm Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Warren I, Duchesne
N. Jefferson
Veterans’ Hospital
Columbia
Prechuckering
Frank Park
Lawrence Holzschuh
Elmwood Cemetery
Mexico
Joseph
Virgie Green Duchesne
Thiena Mae Spears Johnson
Duchesne
Florsheim Shoe Co
U.S. Air Force
First Baptist Church of Mexico
VFW
The
Eagles
Dana Duchesne
Douglas Duchesne
Duane Duchesne
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Daryl Duchesne
Hawaii
U.S. Army
Virgie Simcoe
W.T
Elaine) Hutchinson
Centralia High School Girl Injured In Head-On Crash
Centralia High School students Becky Ingrum and Sintkka Paloposki, exchange student from Finland, were injured in a head-on collision Saturday night two miles east of Centralia. Barbara Ann Chapman, 17, of Hallsville, was severely hurt and in intensive care. all three were treated at Audrain Medical Center with Ingrum facing ankle surgery and Paloposki receiving a long scalp laceration repair.
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Centralia
Field Services
Finland
Becky Ingrum
Joe Ingrum
Ingram
Sintkka Paloposki
Becky
Barbara Ann Chapman
Hallsville
Missouri Highway Patrol
Miss Chapman
University of Missouri Medical Center
Chapman
Audrain Medical Center
Sinikka
Barbara
Columbia Hospital
Miss Ingram
Runge backs petition drive for conservation tax
Missouri Conservation Commission chairman G. Andy Runge backs a spring petition drive to place before voters a proposal for an one eighth cent sales tax to fund conservation. The plan aims to boost public lands and long term management with funds spent over 20 years.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Conservation Commission
Andy Runge
Missouri
Runge
Citizens Committee For Conservation
Ford To Seek Half Billion For Vietnamese Refugees
The Ford administration will request 507 million dollars to transport and care for more than 125000 Vietnamese refugees. L Dean Brown outlined four refugee categories and said many will be allowed to resettle or seek asylum abroad with U.S. entry considered case by case. Canada agreed to take at least 3000 refugees while the U.S. works with other countries.
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Washington
Ford Administration
L. Dean Brown
South Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
America
Scott
Brown
House
U.S
Dean
United States
Canada
Congress
Vietnam
Saigon
House International Relations Committee
Vietnamese Orphan Joins Mexico Family Kyle Wayne Adopted
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gibbons Route 4 Mexico welcomed Kyle Wayne a four and a half month old Vietnamese orphan. The child arrived in the United States two weeks ago and spent time in Colorado hospital before joining the Gibbons family along with their three older children Kenny Donna and Tracy. Kyle Wayne is the second foster child for the Gibbonses who run Gibbons Trenching Service.
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Mexico
Kenneth Gibbons
Route 4
St. Louis
United States
Colorado
Gibbonses
Friends of Children
Vietnam
Denver
Colo
Bill Minatra
Route 3
Minatras
Gibbons
David Livingstone
Tulsa
Okla
Sanji
Kenny
Donna
Tracy
Kyle Wayne
Gibbons Trenching Service
Refugees Pay Up to 3000 for Signatures in Evacuation
As thousands of Vietnamese flee, refugees arriving in the United States report paying Americans as much as 3000 for signatures on evacuation papers. Three men who tried to rescue relatives say they found evidence of such payments, while officials note wide sponsorship and relocation efforts across Ft Chaffee Eglin and other sites.
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Associated Press
United States
Ronald D. Olson
Donald D. Roberts
Dwight W. Beebe
Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
London
Britain
Free China Association
Taiwan
Singapore
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Sorrento
Fla
Saigon
Oklahoma City
Clyde Watts
Maj
Anne Anderson
Northwest
Arkansas
Anderson
Guam
Eglin Air Force Base
Air Force
US Troops To Leave Thailand Stations
The United States will cut 28 percent of its forces in Thailand, from 27,000 to 19,500, in the next two months as part of a broader withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Thai officials say talks about remaining planes and repatriation are pending, with a goal of total withdrawal by year’s end.
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Associated Press
United States
Thailand
Southeast Asia
U.S
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Chatichal Choonhavan
Saigon
Saigson
Chatichai
U.S.A
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Ricard C. Koppenhafer
Route 2
Koppenhafer
C-E
Farber
Warren Duchesne
Centralia High School
Ford
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
House-Senate
Viet Orphan
Kyle Wayne Gibbons
Ledger
Richard Vance
Tell
North Vietnam
Bangkok
Con Son Prison
Nguyen van Thien
Thien
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Tan Son Nhut
da Nang
Topeka Capital
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