Moonlight Lectures Pay Senators Well
Washington AP reports over 70 U.S. senators earned honorariums on the lecture circuit with fees up to 2,500 per speech, including top earners Baker Hatfield and Jackson. Outside income funded charity and office costs, while a new law caps pay at 1,000 per speech and 25,000 per year starting Jan 1.
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Washington
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Bermuda
Brooke
Harrison A. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Securities Industry Association
American Bankers Association
Williams
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Finance Committee
Talmadge
American Council On Capital Gains and
Agriculture and Forestry Committee
The
Fertilizer Institute
Grocery Manufacturers Association
Quality Bakers of America
National Broiler Council
National Forest Products Association
Marco Island
Fla
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Ford Administration
Common Carrier Conference
American Trucking Associations
Hartke
Atlas van Lines
John J. Sparkman
Dala
National Association of Homebuilders
Baker and Hatfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Wiliams
John V. Tunney
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Medicare overcharges total 27 million says House panel
Washington AP reports the Social Security Administration cites 27 million in Medicare overcharges by physicians hospitals and nursing homes over five years with about half recovered by 1974 and the rest outstanding. Witnesses note most cases involve abuse not fraud and few investigations lead to convictions.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
St Frank D. DeGeorge
U.S
California
DeGeorge
Social Security
Bureau of Health Insurance
Robert D. O'Connor
Bureau
Linda McClain Earns Education BS at Northeast Missouri State
Linda McClain daughter of Mr and Mrs W H McClain of Wellsville received her B S degree in education May 9 during commencement at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville She was a member of the Association For Childhood Education named to the dean s list and graduated cum laude.
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Linda McClain
W.H. McClain
Wellsville
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Association For Childhood Education
Shah Praises Ford Leadership At White House Dinner
Shah of Iran toasted President Ford at a White House dinner after the Cambodian ship seizure, praising his leadership and the decisions for freedom. The event, a tense week with Marines ordered to rescue the ship, featured applause from officials, business leaders, and stars, ending with Pearl Bailey and Dionne Warwick performances.
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Washington
Iran
Ford
White House
Congress
Middle East
Pearl Bailey
Donald Rumsfeld
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Miss Bailey
Dionne Warwick
United States
Shah
Fords
Miss Mattson Receives Degree at Northeast Missouri State University
Janet Mattson daughter of the Rev and Mrs Don Mattson of Centralia received a BSE in elementary education on May 9 at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville She plans to teach in Kirksville next fall She was active in dorm councils served as senior year president and a member of Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority Student Ambassadors MSTA and a teacher’s aide.
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Janet Mattson
Don Mattson
Centralia
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Miss Mattson
Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority
MSTA
Shrine Clowns Plan Busy Summer Appearances
The Little Dixie Shrine Clowns met at Bledsoe Mining Co shop for a work night and outlined a busy summer with appearances in the Shrine Circus Parade in St. Louis on June 6, plus events in Centralia Audrain Medical Center picnic Montgomery County Fair and the Moolah Air Show in Jefferson City. Members voted to buy a complete concession stand unit to fund the group and Bob King invited civic or business clubs to talk with him. The unit will meet May 23 for another work session at the Bledsoe shop on Route JJ.
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Little Dixie Shrine
Bledsoe Mining Co
St. Louis
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Montgomery County
Jefferson City
Bob King
Shrine Clowns
Bledsoe
King
Drumright Receives BS Degree From Northeast Missouri State
Arthur Lee Drumright son of Mr and Mrs A L Drumright of 1504 Webster Dr earned a bachelor of science from Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville on May 9 He majored in business administration with emphasis in computer science and belonged to the Business Administration Club Republican Club and Political Science Club.
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Arthur Lee Drumright
A.L. Drumright
Webster Dr
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Drumright
Princess Anne to compete at Wenham three day event
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips will join six British riders at a three day equestrian event in Wenham starting June 26. The trip is described as private, not a state visit. The pair previously rode at Ledyard Farm Horse Trials, where the Princess was injured in a horse fall.
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Boston
Great Britain
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Wenham
Anne
Phillips
Ledyard Farm
Senate Act To Amend Campaign Law In Missouri
Missouri Senate gave first round approval to a bill clarifying the Campaign Practices Act by limiting income reporting. Sponsored by Sen. John Schneider the measure relaxes rules requiring reporting of income unless pay exceeds the value of services, amid debate over constitutional concerns and potential loopholes.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
St. Louis County
John Schneider
Missouri Elections Commission
Larry Marshall
Columbia
Marshall
Albert Spradling
Dcape Girardeau
Schneider
Giant groom weds petite Decatur woman in candlelit ceremony
Max Palmer a 7 foot 8 ex-wrestler turned evangelist from Arnold Missouri married Betty Pinnell a 4 foot 11 Decatur woman Thursday night at Grace Baptist Church. The bride kissed from the altar as candlelight faded. Palmer says he is “The Goliath for Christ.”
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Decatur, Ill
Max Palmer
Arnold
Decatur
Palmer
Betty Pinnell
Grace Baptist Church
Law proposes gift reporting limit with family exemptions
A bill would require reporting gifts over 100 dollars while exempting family gifts, and allow the commission to exempt candidates if the law causes hardship. Hearings could be confidential upon request, and enforcement might be difficult but seen as guiding honesty and limiting dishonesty.
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Commission
Schneider
Freie Couple Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Charles Freie of Middletown announce the birth of a seven pound seven ounce son at 9 p m Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. The father is a farmer.
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Charles Freie
Middletown
Audrain Medical Center
Freie
Mastodon Boneyard May Be Saved For Park Use
A proposed 200000 state grant to Jefferson County would help buy land containing buried mastodon bones for a future park with trails and a scout camp. Federal funds of about 300000 and 100000 in local contributions would join the effort to save the site owned by the state Highway Commission.
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Jefferson City
Jefferson County
House
Appropriations Committee
James Russell
Florissant
Russell
Senate
Park Board
Charles Becker
Arnold
State Highway Commission
St. Louis County
Hearings Set On Bill For Bigger Trucks
Missouri hearings on Senate Bill 159 to raise truck length to 60 feet and weight to 80 000 pounds will be heard next week. Backers speak Tuesday at 6 pm in Room B2%B. opponents follow Tuesday May 27 at the same time. House Consumer Protection Committee chairs include Rep. James Mulvaney. Rep. Ray Hamlett urges constituents to attend.
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Missouri
Ray Hamlett
48Th
Senate
Hamiett
State Capitol
Rep
Consumer Protection Committee
James Mulvaney
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Marillac College
House
Hamlett
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