Audrain Auxiliary awards eight nursing scholarships
The Audrain Medical Center Auxiliary announced eight $1200 nursing scholarships for local women entering nursing programs. Recipients include Jean Ann Arens, Mary Catherine Fennewald, Nellie Johnson, Jane Middleton, Susan Schraer, Nancy Fennewald, Sherry Weeks, and Linda Russell. Repayment possible via one year of work at AMC with full pay and allowances. Jane Ellen Middleton plans UM School of Nursing. Nellie Johnson attends Northeast Missouri State University. other scholars accepted to various Missouri nursing programs.
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Audrain Medical Center
AMC
Jé¢an Ann Arens
Mary Catherine Fennewald
Nellie Johnson
Jane Middleton
Susan Schraer
Nancy Fennewald
Sherry Weeks
Linda Russell
Nelson Willingham
Jane Ellen Middleton
Joseph Arch Middleton
Laddonia
Community A-6
Future Homemakers of America
Cornerpost
Trojan
Cochairman
March of Dimes
University of Missouri School of Nursing
Harry Johnson
Holliday
Northeast Missouri State University
Paris R-2 High School
J. C
Ledger
Harry and
Luella Herring
Nemo Collegiate
Susan Gale Schraer
Clarence H. Schraer
High Hill
Montgomery
Sherry
Barnes Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Everet-Lee Fennewald
Martinsburg
University
DePaul Hospital School of Nursing
Jean -Ann Arens
Fred Arens
Wellsville
US Team To Check Graves Of 23 PWs
Saigon AP report says a U.S. team will fly to Hanoi to visit graves of 23 Americans listed as missing or dead in captivity. The four party Joint Military Team will discuss arranging remains return and talks with Hanoi officials. Violations of the cease-fire and a market bombing near Da Nang are also noted.
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U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
North
South Vietnam
Indochina
da Nang
Compromise On REA Loan Bill Approved
Washington AP Congress conferees approved a new 1 billion dollar yearly lending program for rural electric and telephone systems. Nixon intends to sign if final approval comes, with Senate action possible today and House next. The bill creates a revolving fund with 763 million yearly insured loans mainly at 5 percent and 200 million in guaranteed loans, plus 105 million at 2 percent.
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Washington
America
Nixon
Senate
House
Senate House
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
New Speech and Hearing Clinic Opens at Med Center
Dewar led the AMC grant funded expansion turning the center into a full speech and hearing clinic. New equipment, an audiometric test suite, and a clinical audiometer now support screening, diagnosis, and rehabilitation for children and adults, with outreach to homes and schools.
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Dewar
AMC
University
Speech and Hearing Department
Mr. Dewar
Cox Medical Center
Springfield
Tulane Medical Center
New Orleans
Ellsberg Trial Ruling Could Be Delayed
Los Angeles AP reports defense lawyers in the Pentagon papers case will appeal if Judge Matt Byrne dismisses the charges over Watergate and White House links. Byrne plans Thursday to rule on acquittal motions as jurors are sent home, while probing possible government misconduct tied to the 1971 Walters office burglary.
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Los Angeles
White House
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Byrne
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony J. Russo
Attornneys
Watergate
Ellsberg
Leonard Boudin
Elisberg
Russo
Boudin
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Ewsberg
Hunt
Liddy
Nixon
Charles Nelson
Young Named New Kiwanis President
Mexico Kiwanis Club elected James R. Young as president at a Monterey luncheon meeting. Jack Mitts named president elect Glenn Hatfield vice president Bill Maloney treasurer. Directors include Jerry Price Alan Coatsworth and Dave Reiser.
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James R. Young
Mexico Kiwanis Club
Monterey
James R
Pap) Young
Jack Mitts
Glenn Hatfield
Bill Maloney
Jerry Price
Alan Coatsworth
Dave Reiser
David Wilkinson
Mexico High School
Wilkinson
Waynesville
Lebanon
Rolla
Fulton
Helias
Barbara Green
John Blass
Driver Education Class Set At Mexico High This Summer
Mexico High School announces a state approved driver education program for summer with Jim Valentik as instructor. Seven morning sessions run June 6,7,8,11,12,13,14 from 8 to 12, plus a two hour class on August 6. A driving group system will fit students' schedules. no credit, $30, sign up in the school office. Also, Twila Gardner elected president of Future Business Leaders of America. Toni Woodruff named secretary. Spanish Club officers elected: Barbara Friday president and Dee Ann Brown vice president with remaining posts to be filled after September.
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Mexico High School
A $Tate
MHS
Jim Valentik
Twila Gardner
Future Business Leaders of America
Toni Woodruff
Barbara Friday
Dee Ann Brown
Mexico FFA Banquet Is Monday Night
Mexico High School FFA chapter will hold its 52nd annual parent and son banquet on May 14 at 6 30 p.m. at the Audrain 4 H Center Route D southwest of Mexico Forest Noel president of the Missouri Livestock Market Center in Mexico will speak Future Farmers will present awards and install new officers
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FFA
Route D
Mexico
Bob Trabue
Forest Noel
Missouri Livestock Market Center
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Waller E. Weeks
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Howard C. Russell
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