Missouri PSC Insulation Standards Questioned by Panel
Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers questioned the Missouri Public Service Commission plan to require new homes and certain buildings to meet insulation standards to save energy. The plan would mandate affidavits of compliance for gas or electric hookups for properties built after July 1 1978.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Joint Committee On
James Mulvaney
Mulvaney
Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Commission
Bradshaw
Missouri
Joseph Kenton
Kansas City
Soviets and U S Near Ban on Nuclear Tests
Washington AP report says a Soviet offer to halt peaceful underground tests could lead to a treaty banning all underground detonations. A Carter administration official notes the pact will miss a Soviet demand allowing civil use tests after three years. Washington plans to reject that clause.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Kremlin
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
Cyrus R. Vance
Senate
Brezhnev
Geneva
Weather Dampens Election Turnout Across Major Cities
The Associated Press reports voters in 38 cities choose mayors while New Jersey and Virginia governors race, dampened by rain, could shift turnout. Virginia features Howell versus Dalton. New Jersey pits Byrne against Bateman amid tax debate. Koch leads NYC race amid Beame’s finances.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
Virginia
Henry Howell
John Dalton
Brendan Byrne
Raymond Bateman
New York
Edward Koch
Daily News
Koch
Marlo Cuomo
Abraham Beame
Cuomo
Roy Goodman
Barry Farber
Byrne
Bateman
Births in Laddonia and Moberly Area This Week
Timothy LaDon Burnett born Monday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Donald Burnett of Laddonia weighing six pounds 15 ounces. Darus Micah Love born November 1 at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Bob Love Jr of Laddonia weighing two pounds nine ounces with siblings Dean Michael Dayne Matthews Tonya Lynn and Tara Dawn. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Robert Love Benton City and Clayton Lower. Andrew Timothy Miedler born Monday at Boone County Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard J Miedler of Moberly weighing seven pounds three ounces. They also have daughter Amy Elizabeth. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Davis H Hart of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Frank Miedler of Cary. Mr Miedler is a salesman for Moberly radio stations.
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Thomas A. Anderson
Auxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
Richard Allen Anderson
Anderson
A.B. Chance Co
Centralia
Donald Burnett
Laddonia
Timothy LaDon Burnett
Burnett
Bob Love Jr
Darus Micah Love
Dean Michael
Dayne Matthews
Tonya Lynn
Tara Dawn
Robert Love
Benton City
Clayton Lower
Love
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Andrew Timothy Miedler
Boone County Hospital
Howard J. Miedler
Moberly
Miedlers
Amy Elizabeth
Butz criticizes farmer strike in Chicago speech
Former U S Agriculture Secretary Bar Butz urged farmers to drop talk of a general strike. He called a strike irresponsible and urged concrete requests to Congress. He warned partial participation would cost farmers all year due to lost income.
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Chicago
U.S. Agriculture
Bar! Butz
Congress
American Meat Institute
Buzz
Ex-IRS auditor shoots 10 across New Orleans in spree
Carlos Poree, 35, unemployed after being fired December 17, wounded 10 in a citywide shooting. Four remain critically paralyzed from neck injuries. His wife and father-in-law were among the first victims at Broussard home. Poree faced 10 counts of attempted murder, weapon charges, and car theft. Police report the incident included attacks near Tulane University and Bourbon Street.
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New Orleans
Internal Revenue Service
Carlos Poree
Dorothy Broussard
IRS
Poree
Diane
Alvin Broussard
Broussard
Tulane University
Tony Buonagura
Buonagura
Bourbon Street
Henry Luther
Gadsden
Ala
Richard Quarles
Nashville
Tenn
Douglas Martin
Youngest Dutch Sextuplet Dies in Rotterdam Hospital
Dennis Nijssen, the seven week old youngest of the Dutch sextuplets born Sept 18, died after a relapse following surgery for a perforated intestine. He had been improving after an operation a month earlier but did not respond to intravenous feeding.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Dennis Nijssen
Carter faces pressure as energy bill focus grows
Pollster Pat Caddell says President Carter could rebound if Congress passes a preferred energy bill. Carter plans a national address on energy policy, with a House Senate conference underway. A White House notice postponed a nine country overseas trip to focus on energy legislation amid polls showing 50 percent negative ratings.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Pat Caddell
House-Senate
White House
Cyrus R. Vance
Heads of State
Powell
Harris
McQueen Splits With MacGraw in amicable divorce move
Hollywood AP reports Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw have separated after four years of marriage. Attorney Ken Ziffrin says the split is amicable and they remain on friendly terms. McQueen, 47, starred in The Great Escape and Bullitt while MacGraw, 38, appeared in Goodbye, Columbus and Love Story and recently finished Con voy, filmed in New Mexico, before leaving show business.
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Hollywood
Steve McQueen
Ali MacGraw
Ken Ziffrin
Cheyenne
Wyo
McQueen
Bullitt
Columbus
High Court May Decide Nuke Future
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether nuclear plant operators can be sued for total damages from future catastrophes. The current federal cap is 560 million dollars, set to spur private nuclear development. A North Carolina judge struck down the limit as unconstitutional, citing due process and equal protection concerns.
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Washington
America
Supreme Court
Congress
U.S
James B. McMillan
Charlotte
N.C
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Jean Lorret
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Lorret
Times
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Aspen
South Trails
People & Wives
Ace
South Trails Shop
Wal-Mart
MacGraw
Liberty Theatre
Mage Frre
Knights OF Columbus
Missouri State Council Religious Information Bureau
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Kingdom of Jesus
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