Secretary names Duffy to head new rules division in Missouri
Jefferson City secretary of state James C. Kirkpatrick announces Gary Duffy of Mexico as director of the new administrative rules division with duties to publish state rules when a new law takes effect January 1. Also named are two division heads, budget and personnel officer John G. Newberry and administrative assistant J Timothy R Coughlin, while James F Dowd III resigns as deputy secretary.
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Jefferson City
James C. Kirkpatrick
Mexico Ledger
Kirkpatrick
Gary Duffy
Vernon Duffy
Lakeview Road
Mexico
Duffy
Westminster College
University of Missouri
University of Missouri At Columbia
John G. Newberry
Newberry
Lincoln University
Missouri Division of Highway Safety
James F. Dowd III
Dowd
Secretary of State
Some Problems In New Endeavor Kirkpatrick Says
Jefferson City Mo AP Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick tells agency officials there may be problems with interpreting a new law requiring publication of all administrative rules starting January He cites confusing definitions of who is covered and what a rule is and says several attorney general opinions may be needed The law's start will delay rule effectiveness by seven to eight months until funding for printing is secured and even after setup a new Title may take up to three months to take effect He urges agency cooperation to improve government accountability and notes a Senate committee led by Paul Bradshaw will review rulemaking powers after past overreach claims.
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Jefferson City
James Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
General Assembly
Senate
Springfield
Paul Bradshaw
Army Seeks Bigger Role In Bangladesh Crisis
New Delhi AP reports the Bangladeshi political crisis continues with most channels cut and army officers seeking a larger government role. President Mushtaq Ahmed may become figurehead as military leaders push for power while Brig Khalid Musharaf is named de facto strongman amid the Aug coup fallout.
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New Delhi
India
Bangladesh
Dacca
Khondakar
Mushtaque Ahmed
Mujibur Rahaman
Mushtaque
Khalid ‘Musharaf
Reagan Says He Is Not Interested In VP Spot
Ronald Reagan says vice president Rockefeller’s exit helps Ford’s bid and he remains focused on the presidency. He told reporters in Boca Raton he is not interested in the No 2 job, though he may run for president with a decision due between November 19 and 30. California backers split on whether he might accept a VP post if defeated.
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Reagan
Doug Willis
Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Ford
California
South
Florida
Rockefelder
Boca Raton
Fla
Truman Campbell
California Republican Assembly
Campbell
Goldwater Jr Plugs Bond For Vice President
AP reports Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr addressing Missouri Republicans at a fund raiser criticizing Ford’s removal of Secretary of Defense Schlesinger as harmful to national interests. He praised Schlesinger, urged younger leaders like Kit Bond, urged restraint in spending, and warned against spending to inflation.
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Jefferson City, Mo
James R. Schlesinger
Henry Kissinger
Barry M. Goldwater Jr
Missouri
Goldwater
Ford
Schlesinger
Kissinger
White House
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kit Bond
Christopher S. Bond
GOP
William Phelps
John C. Danforth
Clair Elsberry
State Republican Committee
State Committee
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Congress
Audrain Delegation Among Largest at Victory 76 Dinner
Seventeen Audrain County Republicans joined about 400 attendees at a Victory 76 fundraising dinner last night in Jefferson City. Congressmen Barry Goldwater Jr. of California spoke, with county GOP chair Howard Walker noting Audrain’s large turnout, second only to Cole County, among six co-sponsoring counties. Mexico residents listed among attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker and several others. additional reservations from Mexico included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bond and Dr. Glen Kallenbach.
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Audrain County
Ramada Inn
Jefferson City
Barry Goldwater Jr
California
Howard Walker
Republican Central Committee
Audrain
Cole County
Walker
Mexico
Ralph Lierheimer
Robert McGee
Russell Martin
Louis Leonatti
J.D. Carter
Ferris Mundy
John Boyce
H. Peter Ekern
Bob Fenlon
Ron Holbrook
Arthur Bond
G. Andy Runge
Glen Kallenbach
Mike Naumann Here On Assignment From Germany
Mike Naumann MHS class of 1960 returns from a year in Mexico with the Yeargain family to a career as a college professor and foreign journalist. He teaches political science at the University of the Ruhr Bochum while writing for Die Zeit.
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Mike Naumann
Yeargain
Mexico
Scott Yeargain Sr
mid-Missouri
Thu
Naumann
University of the Ruhr
Bochum
Die Zeit
Mike
The
Ledger
Olathe
Kans
Doc
Ruhr
Germany
Fromme and Hearst Doubleheader in California Courts
Jury selection begins in the trial of Lynette Fromme 27 charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford. The case features a potential presidential deposition, a judge allowing Fromme to act as her own attorney, and debate over intent and the trigger’s pull in a high profile federal case.
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California
Fromme
Hearst
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Miss Fromme
State Capitol
Secret Service
U.S
Thomas MacBride
MacBride
John Virgo
John F. Kennedy
Manson
Sharon Tate
Virga
Hearst mental competence hearing could speed or delay trial
Patricia Hearst faces a hearing before Judge Oliver Carter on her competence to stand trial for bank robbery while a fugitive with the SLA. A ruling of competence could set a swift trial date this year, while incompetence could delay proceedings indefinitely for treatment. Bailey says Hearst in good spirits but trial may not start until 1976. government seeks speedy trial by December 27.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Carter
SLA
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Will Durant at 90 Views Future With Calm and Courage
LOS ANGELES AP Will Durant turns 90 on Wednesday and says he fears death little, calling it a great invention that clears debris. He and Ariel Durant plan a Pepperdine luncheon and then a day of reading and discussing history, continuing their 62 year marriage and work on The Story of Civilization volume The Age of Napoleon. They maintain a strict daily routine and foresee no change in their scholarly life.
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Los Angeles
Will Durant
Durant
New York City
Durants
Will
Ariel
Hollywood
Los Angeles Times
Harden
Beef and Pork Prices Move Despite Wholesale Shifts
AP reports Missouri Farm Bureau survey of 50 grocery stores shows wholesale beef slipping while retail beef prices declined for cuts like T bone and sirloin. Pork prices rose across most cuts led by center cut pork chops, with chicken milk eggs and bread showing minor movements in the latest weekly market basket.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Mrs Peron Hospitalized After Health Concerns
President Isabel Peron was rushed to a clinic at 2:15 a.m. Monday with a gall bladder condition considered not serious. Spokesmen said she remains able to conduct some official business while other sources cite severe nervous strain tied to her political troubles.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Kissinger Will Offer Memorandum Politicized Cyprus Memo
The House intelligence committee accepted a Cyprus memo compromise from Kissinger to avoid a subpoena confrontation. The panel also weighed claims that Nixon and Kissinger approved a CIA arms program to Kurdish rebels in Iraq, with Schorr’s report cited. Pike questioned possible leaks and kept the testimony request for Schorr unresolved.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
State Department
Otis G. Pike
DNY
Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
CIA
Iraq
CBS
Daniel Schorr
Pike
Schorr
Searle Field
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Robert Kasten
R-Wis
House
Antibusing Crowd Brings Tear Gas and Arrests
Police used tear gas and arrested at least seven after an election eve antibusing rally in southern Jefferson County Louisville. Thousands urged voters to oppose court-ordered busing for school integration then marched to Southern High School where rioters blocked buses. Police were pelted with bricks and bottles. one man, Edgar Annibal, 63, suffered a broken leg. A Courier Journal photographer was assaulted and equipment damaged amid bonfires and street chaos.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Southern High School
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Edgar Annibal
Louisville- Courier- Journal
Topps Department
Policeman Shot Down Wife Kills Gunman in Tampa
An off duty Tampa auxiliary officer shot and killed a gunman after a store confrontation. his wife, also off duty, retrieved the gun and killed the fleeing assailant. A second suspect was wounded. both suspects thought to be brothers from Watertown, Conn.
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Tampa
Fla
Walter Heinrich
Hillsborough County
Anthony Williams
Ann
Williams
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