Shortages Threat To Civilization
Washington AP reports the U S Geological Survey for the first time officially supports dire warnings from The Limits To Growth and Blueprint for Survival. The 722 page study warns many minerals are or will be in short supply threatening affluence and world civilization. Editors Brobat and Pratt urge realistic mining solutions and recovery of coproducts.
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Washington
U.S
U.S. Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Volane i
Donald A. Brobat
Walden P. Pratt
United States
Brobat
Pratt
W.E. McKelvey
McKelvey
Standard Oil to ration gasoline nationwide
Standard Oil Co of California announces plans to ration gasoline at its 21 000 service stations to meet expected heavy summer demand. A company spokesman says deliveries will not fall below last year’s 15.3 million gallons a day, and the move is a preventive measure due to lower inventories and typical summer increases in fuel use.
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San Francisco
Standard Oil Co
California
Martinsburg Couple Welcome First Child Dennis Edward Clark
Dennis Edward Clark is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Clark of Martinsburg born at 1 13 p m Monday at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds 11 ounces. Mrs Clark works as a licensed practical nurse at the Medical Center and Mr Clark is an electronic engineer at Stephens College in Columbia. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dennis Kolling of Wellsville and Mrs Gerry Clark of 803 E Jackson St.
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John R. Clark
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Dennis Edward
Clark
Stephens College
Columbia
Dennis Kolling
Wellsville
Gerry Clark
E. Jackson St
Miss Lois Hill Correctly Identified for Piano Honors
One of the Mexico girls with No 1 piano ratings at the April district music festival and a 3 at state was Lois Hill, who was misidentified in an issue of the Bulldog's Growl.
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Mexico
Lois Hill
Hunt Testifies To Forging Cables In Watergate Probe
Los Angeles AP dispatch reports E. Howard Hunt testified that Charles Colson directed him to forge cablegrams linking Kennedy to Diem's 1963 assassination. Hunt described using a Xerox, razor blades, and a typewriter to produce two forged cables, while Colson urged stronger material. Colson denied the charge. Nixon era aides faced broader White House and Pentagon Papers investigations.
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John F. Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hunt
State Department
Kennedy
Colson
Washington
U.S. District Court
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Daniel Eltsberg
White House
Pentagon
Diem
CIA
Byrne
Egil Krogh
Krogh
Elisberg
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
Clarks Welcome Son Born at Udrain Medical Center
Mr Clark and Mrs Clark of Martinsburg Route 1 are parents of a son born at Udrain Medical Center at 1 13 am on Monday weighing eight pounds eleven ounces. The father works at Stephens College in Columbia.
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John R. Clark
Martinsburg
Route 1
Udrain Medical Center
Clark
Stephens College
Columbia
House Opens Debate On Reorganization
The Missouri House debated a government reorganization measure seeking tighter executive control while preserving governor power. The plan, based on a two tier transfer system, reduces gubernatorial reporting agencies from 100 to 45, with a July 1 1974 deadline and a maximum $30,000 salary for six department directors.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Robert P. Knuth
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
House
Senate
Knuth
Joe Holt
Doulton
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
Volkmer
Holt
House Committee
State Reorganization Commission
Agriculture
Consumer Affairs and Licensing
Natural Resources
Public Safety
Social Services
Revenue
Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee
Union Talks With Goodrich Break Off In Ohio Strike
Negotiations between the United Rubber Workers and B F Goodrich Co. ended early with no contract. URW members at seven Goodrich plants went on strike at midnight after the talks collapsed. A company spokesman said no resumption time was set for negotiations.
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Columbus, Ohio
United Rubber Workers Union
B.F. Goodrich Co
URW
Goodrich
Walker Re-Elected Treasurer of State High Twelve Clubs
Clyde Walker was reelected treasurer of the Missouri Association of High Twelve Clubs for the seventh consecutive year at the weekend state convention in St. Joseph. The banquet honored Erwin A Steubner on his 104th birthday. Bryan Brooks of St. Joseph was named the new club president.
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Clyde Walker
Missouri Association of High Twelve Clubs
Holiday Inn
St. Joseph
Erwin A Steubner
High Twelve
Steubner
Bryan Brooks
Diplomat Terrance Leonhardy Freed After Kidnapping
U S Consul General Terrance Leonhardy was released unharmed 76 hours after being abducted by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of the People in Guadalajara. He thanked Mexican authorities and said he was grateful to his wife, colleagues, and friends, as the government freed 30 prisoners and complied with FRAP demands.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Jack Higgins
State Department
Leonhardy
Jack Dennis
Dennis
Morelos 1864
Terrance Leonhardy
Revolutionary Armed Forces of the People
FRAP
Luis Echeverria
Teamsters Seek Pay Rise Above Guideline
The Teamsters begin negotiations Wednesday with a three year wage and benefit package above government guidelines. President Frank B. Fitzsimmons will open talks for 16,000 trucking employers and 400,000 drivers with demands including 60 cent hourly raises each year, a $3 weekly pension and health welfare increases, an unlimited cost of living escalator, and new vacation holidays and sick leave provisions.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Frank B. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Trucking Employers Inc
Three Committees To Probe CIA Burglary
Three congressional committees plan inquiries into the CIA role in the Ellsberg burglary at a psychiatrist office. Witnesses include CIA director James Schlesinger and psychiatry chief Bernard Melloy, with hearings set among Sen. McClellan, Rep. Nedzi, and Sen. Symington.
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Washington
CIA
Pentagon
Daniel Fallsberg
John L. McClellan
Agency
Senate Appropriations
James Schlesinger
Bernard Melloy
Retirees honored at Mexico School District dinner
About 120 attended a Hardin cafeteria dinner honoring four non teaching employees retiring this year Nolan Boone Lindell Hanna Mrs Albert Biggers and Wallace Martin Their long service noted and gifts given Supt Buford Thomas presided Denver Camden spoke of plans to convert Plunkett Park area into a conservation site and a conservation film was shown
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Mexico
Denver Camden
Northeast
Missouri
Plunkett Park
Nolan Boone
Lindell Hanna
Albert Biggers
Wallace Martin
Supt
Buford Thomas
Howard Copeland
Randall W. Weber
Hardin
Carson Sr
Carl Sumpter
Mr. Martin
Cardinals
Mr. Camden
Latin Cadets To Be Honored At MMA Event
Fifteen Missouri Military Academy cadets from Mexico and Venezuela will be honored May 10 at the second annual Latin-American dinner in the Pilot Lounge Air Park Restaurant east of Mexico. Col. Charles Stribling III Academy president and Lt. Col. Eugene Lamm high school principal attend, with Lt. David Denton English instructor. The event honors Latin-American students and aims to foster better international relations and understanding of U.S. school life among attendees.
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Mexico
Venezuela
Air Park
Charles Stribling III
Academy
Eugene Lamm
David Denton
MMA Long
Lamm
U.S
Monterrey
Alberto Mesta
Chihuahua
Enrique Munoz
Juarez
Ricardo Garza
Matamoros
Eudardo Garcia
Federicd Gunter
Jaime Tremari
Mexico City
Eugeni Garza
Jorge Gerardo Garza
Oscar Paras
Rafael Hinojosa
Thomas Brittingham
Nueva Laredo
Luis Alvarez
Queretaro
Eliseo Nieto
Mara
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