Carter Plans Citizen's Conferences in TV News Format
President Carter contemplates a nationally televised citizens news conference after successful four session talks in Los Angeles. He toured drought areas in California with Air Force One encountering a thunderstorm and met questions ranging from graffiti to black appointments to government jobs. A Fresno farm visit followed, and a Sacramento Rotary luncheon was announced.
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Washington
Carter
Los Angeles
California
White House
United Auto Workers
Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
Burdell Moore
Watts
Air Force One
Charles Kryder
Massive Relief Effort Underway For Dry Haiti
In Anse Rouge Haiti a pregnant widow Mees and a mother Mari face hunger as four years of drought threaten 320 000 Haitians. United States Canada West Germany and seven relief groups organize food aid including beans wheat oil and powdered milk to cover four months.
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Anse Rouge
Haiti
Mees
Mari
United States
Canada
West Germany
Gonave
United Nations
Jean- Claude Piers
U.N
Sahel
Africa
CARD
Central Committee For Assistance
Red Cross
Mulvaney Left In The Dark On PSC Reappointment
Jefferson City Missouri AP Public Service Commission Chairman James P Mulvaney says he is in the dark after Gov Teasdale reversed his endorsement and opened his mind to Mulvaneys successor and two other PSC vacancies Teasdale had previously supported Mulvaney but now may replace him and three other members Mulvaney was named chairman on Feb 9 and had expected reappointment as part of the six year term debate
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Jefferson City
Public Service Commission
James P. Mulvaney
Joseph P. Teasdale
Mulvaney
Teasdale
Commission
PSC
Mulvaney Commission
Senate
Missouri Elections Commission
State Public Counsel
University City
Harriet Woods
Division of Family Services
Missouri
House
State Supreme Court
Office of
Public Counsel
Missouri fuel use rises in April modestly
Missourians used 3.3 million more gallons of fuel in April than a year earlier, a 1.78 percent rise to 245,885,786 gallons. The motor fuel tax for the month totaled $17.2 million, with year to date usage about three percent higher than the first four months of 1976.
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Jefferson City, Mo
State Department of Revenue
Missouri
Births in Montgomery City and nearby communities
Christopher Thomas Troyer named for the son of Mr and Mrs Gary Troyer of Montgomery City born Tuesday at 10 17 p m at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds. Joshua L Jones born Tuesday at 11 48 a m to Mr and Mrs Doug Jones of St Louis first child weighing nine pounds four ounces. Benjamin Frosch born Tuesday at 12 25 p m at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Lewis F Frosch of Monroe City weighing six pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents and employment details provided for each family.
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Christopher Thomas Troyer
Gary Troyer
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Troyer
Irven Beachout
Joshua L. Jones
Doug Jones
St. Louis
Mr. Jones
Love Street Christian Church
Mexico
Lewis F. Frosch
Monroe City
Benjamin Frosch
Frosch
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Missouri Senate Approves Bulk Of 3 Billion Budget
After eight hours of debate the Missouri Senate finalized most of the 3 billion dollar budget with about 2 billion for state university operations and agencies. The tally stayed within 1 percent of the House totals though some line items were cut or trimmed.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Appropriations
Senate
House
Labor Pressures House For Hatch Act Changes
Washington AP report says labor unions push House to approve a bill repealing the Hatch Act allowing about 2.8 million federal workers to engage in partisan politics. The measure, backed by Carter and Rep. William Clay, faces opposition warning it would politicize the civil service and echo spoils-era politics. AFL-CIO lobbyists note increased advocacy since a previous setback. Congressional debate centers on 1978 elections and federal employee political activity.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Afl-Cio
Ray Denison
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Carter
William Clay
D-Mo
Republican Policy Conference
Clay
McKinnon Girl Taken For Psychiatric Exam In Murder Case
McKinnon Joelle a 14 year old Mexico girl charged with first degree murder has been sent to the state hospital at Fulton for a psychiatric examination. She is accused of stabbing to death 94 year old Joel Mathes at 931 Garfield Ave last Nov 16. Her attorneys asked for another exam claiming mental illness. She gave birth May 7 and the baby is in state custody. Miss McKinnon remains jailed on $50,000 bond.
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Janette McKinnon
Mexico
Fulton
Joel Mathes
Garfield Ave
Fulton Hospital
Daniel W. Deiter
Montgomery City
Lakenan Barnes
Miss McKinnon
Division of Family Services
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Gretchen Coates
Terry Scott
Shawn Stowers
Michelle
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Westminster College
Christopher Troyer
Jess B. Webber
Bruce Webber
Jess Billington Webber
E.J. Billington
Bryan Webber Jr
Webber
City National Savings and Loan Association
Pittsburgh Paint Sale
Shop Now & Save
Gamble Paint & Glass
W. Promenade
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Ean
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Don Manford
State Arts Council
Melton
Cassville
McKinnon
Lawrence Drug
George Blackmore
Jerry Brown
Bynes Hawthorne
Walter Moore
Jim Stubblefield
Liberty Theatre
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