Court Clarifies Welfare Rules On ADC Child Support
Audrain Circuit Court heard welfare office director Lewis DeHart explain ADC payments continue even if a parent fails to provide support. He noted no police powers to enforce, and the court questioned why taxpayers fund child support when parents should pay. DeHart cited Supreme Court limits on pressuring mothers to pursue nonsupport actions. judges discussed mechanisms to garnish wages and potential continuance of ADC roles.
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Lewis ‘DeHart
Audrain Welfare Office
theAudrain Circuit Court
DeHart
U.S. Supreme Court
Welfare Office
Division of Family Services
Adams
ADC
Circuit Clerk
Supreme Court
Sadat Signals Readiness for Kissinger Talks on Sinai Withdrawals
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said Egypt is ready to negotiate with Israel through Henry Kissinger for another Sinai withdrawal. He emphasized confidence in Kissinger and discussed parallel talks on the West Bank, noting Arab summit actions affect negotiations. Kissinger aims to advance Middle East peace with stops in Saudi Arabia Jordan Syria Israel and Turkey for broader talks.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Sadat
Israel
Jordan River
Kissinger
Giza
Dr. Kissinger
Middle East
Sinai
Jordan
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Turkey
Cyprus
Judge Horner Reelected In Callaway
Republican Patrick Horner of Auxvasse was elected to a full term as probate and magistrate judge in Callaway County with 3,562 votes to Frazier Baker's 2,186. Horner had served by appointment to fill the unexpired term of Hugh Williamson.
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Fulton
Patrick Horner
Auxvgasse
Callaway County
Horner
Frazier Baker
Bond
Hugh P. Williamson
Joe Holt
Holt
Russell Schafer
Monroe County voters cast 55 percent turnout in local election
In Monroe County 2,842 of 5,158 registered voters went to the polls amid no local contests. Lee Miller led county votes for collector with 2,421, followed by D.R. Osbourn for state representative and Cloyce Menefee for county clerk. Ballots favored Eagleton for US Senate and Lehr for state auditor, with various county officials rounding out results. Initiatives on the ballot saw 1,261 yes for No.1, 1,870 yes for constitutional amendment No.1, and 1,276 yes for amendment No.2.
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Paris
Monroe
Lee Miller
D.R
Ozzie) Osbourn
Cloyce G. Menefee
Oscar L. Tawney
Thomas F. Eagleton
U.S
Thomas B. Curtis
George W. Lehr
Monroe County
William L. Hungate
Milton Bischof Jr
Carroll M. Blackwell
C.E
Cliff) Talmage
Moderate Vote Totals in Montgomery County Elections
In Montgomery County voters cast 3728 votes for senator, 1689 fewer than for president two years ago, with the county generally Republican. Willard Leverett won the county clerk race 2052 to 1617 over Democrat Geraldine Griesbauer. Judge M E Aubuchon reelected 928 to 646 over John Kasmann. Sidney Muehl won reelection as collector 2174 to 1545 over F Stone Trower. The county backed Tom Curtis, John Ashcroft, William Hungate, and Russell Brockfeld in various races.
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Eagleton
Ashcroft
Lehr
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Hungate
Brockfeld
Holt
John Kasmann
M. E. Aubuchon
Leverett
Griesbauer
Montgomery City
Montgomery County
Willard Leverett
Adolph Grosse
Geraldine Griesbauer
M.E. Aubuchon
Rhineland
Sidney Muehl
F. Stone Trower
Tom Curtis
John Ashcroft
William Hungate
Russell Brockfeld
Santa Fe Shower Honors Gary Wilson at Center
Mrs. William Baker and Mrs. Don Willingham hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson at the Santa Fe Community Center on October 24. After opening gifts, guests enjoyed cookies and punch. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and Beth Ann and Brent of Overland Park Kansas visited Herbert Moore and Debbie.
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William Baker
Don Willingham
Gary Wilson
Santa Fe Community Center
Bob Moore
Beth Ann and
Brent
Overland Park, Kan
Herbert Moore
Debbie
Ford-Congress Marriage Heads Toward Quick Divorce
AP Analysis notes Ford faces a heavily Democratic Congress after Tuesday's election. A lame duck session looms with tax and inflation fights likely. Senate gains extend Democratic control, signaling clashes over health, tax reform and public works amid 1976 campaign dynamics.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Ford
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
White House
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
Bentsen
Citizens' Committee Finalizes 7 P.M. Meeting Agenda
The advisory committee for Mexico Better Communities funds meets at 7 p.m. in Garfield Community Center to finalize priorities. Top projects include West Underpass renewal, street parks, housing rehab, and storm drainage. The list goes to the city council for final allocation of 500000 yearly over three years.
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Citizen’s Advisory Committee
Mexico
Better Communities
Garfield Community Center
County Zoning Proposals Beaten Across Central Missouri
In Jefferson City area counties three central Missouri counties voted down zoning measures. Cole County trailed at midcount 2156 to 6000 against, Gasconade County 955 to 2099 against, and Callaway County also defeated the proposal.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole County
Gasconade County
Callaway County
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