MMA Commencement Honors Top Grads and Cadets
John Reddick of Mexico leads MMA as top cadet honored with the Col. Jerome G. Harris Cup and Red Ireland Trophy. Jerel Best of Eldred is valedictorian. Adolph Walter of Anna receives all-round improvement cup. Tom Knoll of Freeburg named Don Hotten Fellow. Scott Mason co honors, grades marked by multiple awards in a weekend of reviews and ceremonies.
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Jerel Best
Eldred, Ill
Best
Charles Wall
Tom Knoll
Freeburg
Don Hotten
Knoll
John Reddick
Mexico
MMA
Col
Jerome G
Ladue
Scott Mason
Utah
Mason
Jadwin
Hal Haymann
Art Sprague
Wichita
Kan
Lyle Wilson
Paul Gant
Yorba Linda
Calif
Colonels Club
Mullen
MMA Parents
Charles Stribling II
Academy
Lowe
Supreme Court rules broadcasters not required to run all paid political ads
The Supreme Court ruled 5 4 that broadcasters may decline paid editorial announcements on public issues. The decision reversed a lower court ruling and held that the Communications Act and First Amendment do not compel sale of time for paid political content. The FCC and broadcasters had challenged mandatory ad sales amid Democratic and antiwar campaigns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Warren E. Burger
Circuit Court
Commission
Burger
Democratic National Committee
FCC
Business Executives Move For
Vietnam
Wop Radio
Columbia Housing Authority Faces HUD Breach Charge
HUD orders cease operations for Columbia Housing Authority over budget noncompliance. Director Dwain Hovis defends funding needs and explores breach clarification while considering legal action. In Jefferson City, Missouri Legislature returns with three weeks left amid unfinished major tasks and pending bills on reorganization welfare and open meetings.
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Columbia, Mo
Columbia Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Columbia
HUD
Dwain Hovis
Authority
Hovis
Federal Department
Jefferson City
Missouri
Clay
Greene
Christopher S. Bond
House Judiciary Committee
Department of Social Services
Senate
House Welfare Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Harold Holliday
Kansas City
Three Westminster grads from Mexico city noted at Fulton ceremony
Among Westminster College seniors at Fulton were Stephen Erdel Phillip Van Horn and Alan Van Wyngarden all from Mexico. Erdel earned a BA in economics and political science and held roles in Beta Theta Pi Student Assembly Men of Song and Young Democrats. Van Horn earned a BA in psychology and political science and served as a summer dormitory counselor and UN Semester participant. Van Wyngarden earned a BA with psychology and physical education doubles, Sigma Alpha Epsilon member and was a standout varsity basketball player. Ascension Thursday service at Mexico High School with Eucharist and follow up study session announced.
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Fulton
Westminster College
Mexico
Stephen Edward Erdel
Phillip F. van Horn
Alan van Wyngarden
Erdel
Edward Erdel
Edgewood Acres
Beta Theta Pi
Men of Song
Young Democrats
van Horn
Oil Imports Major Threat To US Dollar
Washington AP A senior energy official warned that rising oil imports threaten the dollar’s soundness and stability over the next decade. Stephen A Wakefield assistant secretary of the interior for energy and minerals urged Texas independents to boost onshore oil production to tap domestic reserves. He warned the oil payment burden could reach 25 to 30 billion dollars annually by 1985, linking energy and balance of payments crises.
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Washington
Stephen A. Wakefield
United States
Wakefield
Miss Vicki York Admitted for Back Treatment at Boone County
In Columbia, Miss Vicki York of 1004 Kent Road has been admitted to Boone County Hospital for back treatment. She is assigned to Room 667.
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Vicki York
Kent Rd
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Barbara Eden and Husband Separate
Los Angeles AP Barbara Eden and actor Michael Ansara will begin a trial separation on Tuesday after 15 years of marriage. They said the move offers a chance for a happier life apart while continuing to share care for their son Matthew whom both love deeply, per a spokesman.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Eden
Michael Ansara
Matthew
Urge Restraint In Cuts Of Funds For Cambodia
Washington AP Administration supporters urged restraint as Senate began debate on a measure to halt all funds for U S bombing in Cambodia. House already voted 219 188 to bar use of supplemental funds for Cambodian air operations.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Paris
Saigon
Vietnam
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Laos
House
Ence
United States
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
South Viet Nam Agrees to Cease-fire Timetable
Saigon accepts in principle a detailed cease-fire timetable worked out with Kissinger and Tho in Paris. The plan calls for both sides to halt shooting, with U S air reconnaissance ending, and for zones of control to be delineated within months. The timeline also envisions a National Council, elections, mine removal, and prisoner releases.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Tho
United States
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Joint Military Commission
National Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
William H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Push to Find MIAs Urged at Congressional Hearing
New York activists and relatives urged Congress for sharper efforts to locate and account for missing in action service members from Vietnam. Dermot Foley, whose brother vanished in 1967, criticized Pentagon practices for changing status without notifying families and called for data corroboration under the Paris accords. The ad hoc hearing, led by Rep. Rangel, Wolff, and Koch, sets the stage for upcoming Foreign Affairs Committee sessions.
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New York
Dermot G. Foley
Vietnam
Foley
Congressional
Congress
Defense Department
Charles Rangel
Lester Wolff
Edward Koch
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
Cambodian Insurgents Raid Town Near Phnom Penh
About 400 insurgents attacked Prek Kdam on the Tonle Sap River killing 12 civilian and military families and wounding 26. The town on Highway 5 saw most attackers as Cham Muslims. 50 houses burned while a three hour assault ended at midnight.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Here
Prek Kdam
Tonle Sap
Prek Kham
Battambang
South Vietnam
U.S
Neak Luong
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Pompidou to Press Nixon on Europe policy and dollar crisis
Paris report says President Pompidou travels to Iceland to press President Nixon on explanations of Washington's European policy and Kissinger's Atlantic Charter idea. He will urge Western Europe to accept new world trade rules only if the dollar crisis can be resolved, stressing fixed but adjustable parities and currency convertibility.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Nixon
Iceland
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
U.S
Pompidou
Kissinger
France
United States
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