Sanctions Stay Against Cuba Remains in Place
In Quito Ecuador hemispheric foreign ministers failed to secure enough votes to lift the OAS sanctions on Cuba. Costa Rica Foreign Minister Gonzalo Facio, a leading advocate for ending the sanctions, stated the effort is not yet finished.
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Quito
Ecuador
Organization of American States
Cuba
Costa Rica
Gonzalo Facio
OAS
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Colombia
Chile
Paraguay
Uruguay
Nicaragua
Brazil
United States
Haiti
Guatemala
Castro
Havana
Latin America
Shotguns And Firebombs In Book Feud
Rural Kanawha County saw shotgun blasts hit two school buses and a car firebombed as a textbook dispute flared. No injuries reported as school resumes after a board decision to keep most texts, while protesters urge private schooling and home education. Authorities plan enforcement of attendance laws.
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Charleston
W.va
Kanawha
Kenneth Underwood
Controversy On Airport Location Goes On And On
East St. Louis reporters outline the long running dispute over a St. Louis area jetport. The piece notes more than 25 studies and vast public debate about a site northeast of Waterloo versus expanding Lambert Field, with forecasts of emplanements and operations and a 1949 clipping recalling a Cahokia site proposal.
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Robert Goodrich
Metro- East Journal
East St. Louis
Illinois
Missouri
Goodrich
Metro—East Journal
Associated Press
East ST. Louis, Ill
St. Louis-area
Southeast Asia
Waterloo
Ill
Lambert
St. Louis International
Claude S. Brinegar
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Brinegar
Adlai Stevenson III
IIII
St. Louis
Nelson Attacks Agreement On Early Cancer Tapes Access
In Washington Sen Gaylord Nelson challenges a new pact granting the Watergate prosecutor access to Nixon administration tapes and documents. He says the deal limits public access and preserves Nixon's privilege while delaying production until the prosecutor is satisfied. In Chicago the report notes Yale radiologists say early stage breast cancer may be treated effectively with radiation alone, avoiding mastectomy.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen
Gaylord-Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Senate
Charles R. Richey
Watergate
White House
Philip W. Buchen
The
Secret Service
General Services Administration
Henry
Ruth Jr
Ford
California
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Congress
Chicago
Yale University
Leonard R. Prosnitz
Ira §. Goldenberg
Prosnitz
Goldenberg
American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon may be well enough to leave hospital soon
Former President Richard M. Nixon's doctors say he may leave Memorial Hospital Medical Center this week as his condition improves. He is eating normal foods and walking in his room, with an intermediate status requiring around the clock nursing and resumed anticoagulant therapy for phlebitis in his left leg.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Nixon
President May Give Gibson Another Post To Head FEA
Washington AP unsteady bid to appoint Drew E. Gibson as head of the Federal Energy Administration faces trouble over his ties to Interstate Oil Transport. Critics cite a 1970s subsidy linked to Gibson's agencies and his departure with a $1 million severance. Gibson asked to withdraw and seek another post.
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Washington
Andrew E. Gibson
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
Gibson
FEA
Interstate Oil Transport Co
Philadelphia
Federal Maritime Administration
Interstate Oil
Robert J. Blackwell
Interstate
Blackwell
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
FBI
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Congressional
Senate
White House
Rogers C.B. Morton
John C. Sawhill
Sawhill
Morton
Water shortage warned as next world crisis, experts say
Rome AP experts at the World Food Conference warn the next global crisis may be water. Four water-starved nations seek 2 to 4 billion dollars yearly for a decade to build sources and conserve supplies. Lester Brown warns fresh water limits food gains and irrigation potential is largely tapped. He calls for a world water conference within five years.
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Rome
Italy
India
Egypt
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Lester Brown
U.S
U.N
Florida
Bengal
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Nile
Yellow
Indus
Ganges
Colorado
Brown
State Group Elects Lee As Treasurer
Woodrow Lee, administrator of Audrain Medical Center in Mexico, was elected treasurer of the Missouri Hospital Association. He has served on the board of directors for the past year as the group gathers for its annual convention at Stouffer's Riverfront Towers in St. Louis. James I. Spainhower keynoted, with other speakers including James C. Kirkpatrick and Lawrence L. Graham. Carl Rasche will be installed as president at a banquet tonight, succeeding Ralph F. Kiesling.
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Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Missouri Hospital Association
Stouffer's Riverfront Towers
St. Louis
James I. Spainhower
Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
Lawrence L. Graham
State Department of Social Services
Jefferson City
Carl Rasche
Deaconess Hospital
Ralph F. Kiesling
Still Hospital
MMA Exceeds Goal In Gifts To Chest
The Missouri Military Academy surpassed its drive goal with 130 percent of the target, led by the cadet corps. Total contributions reached 429 dollars, faculty and staff gave 385, and cadets added 54, reflecting cadets’ small allowances and willingness to help others. Clarence Kelley warned of major internal security threats from urban terrorist groups and described the FBI’s evolving investigative techniques.
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Missouri Military Academy
Academy
Joe Bailey
MMA
Col. Bailey
Kelley
Petersburg
Fla.ap
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Weather People
Symbionese Liberation Army
Black Liberation Army
United States
America
Soybean Harvest Only 64 Percent Done
Missouri crop reports show soybeans 64 percent harvested, behind last year's 78 percent at this date. Corn at 67 percent ahead of 58 percent last year. grain sorghum 58 percent. cotton 52 percent. fall plowing 38 percent. Wet spells limited field work. soil moisture adequate to surplus statewide.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Auto Makers Slump Deepens With 15625 More Loses
DETROIT AP A weak car market slashes jobs as General Motors moves 5200 assemblers to indefinite layoffs Ford furloughs 1625 workers and Chrysler plans 98800 Hamtramck layoffs for the week With 53000 workers on indefinite layoff and 12000 more due for long term furloughs the industry faces its worst recession since 1958 amid falling sales and mass plant closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Hamtramck
Mich
Nurse Class To Be Capped Friday Night
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing holds the 18th class capping at Hawthorne School Friday at 7 30 pm with Yolanda Doecki as principal speaker. Donald Palmer and Woodrow Lee give remarks. several R N teachers present caps. scholarships announced by local nursing leaders. reception to follow.
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Yolanda Doecki
State Department of Education
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Hawthorne School
Mexico Public Schools
Aldrain Medical Center
Donald Palmer
Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
John. R. Harmon
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Fern Lemasters
R.N
Alice Pealer
Mary Anderson
Adrienne Eiken
Ferol Anson
Mexico Registered Nurses Association
Peggy Sterner
Lee
Guy Pitts
Davis Hart
Mexico
Licensed Practical Nurses
Alcohol Drug Workshop Open To Public
A public alcoholism and drug abuse workshop will be held tomorrow at Mexico Presbyterian Church from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. No pre registration is required. Sponsored by Audrain County Mental Health Association and East Central Missouri Mental Health Center. A free lunch will be served at noon. Funded by the Division of Mental Health. For more information call Stanley Erdel at 581 6720.
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Mexico Presbyterian Church
Audrain County Mental Health Association
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Division of Mental Health
Stanley Erdel
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Flint
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Maxine James
O.P. James
Glenn M. Barnes
Liberty
Shaggy Dog
Kelly
Kelly Furniture
East Highway 54
Designa
Kelly's
East Hiway
Mexico, Mo
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