Nixon-backed Alaska oil pipeline clears Congress
The Senate approved a private construction bill for an Alaska oil pipeline and President Nixon is likely to sign it. The 80 to 5 Senate vote came after the House passed 361 to 14, amid regulatory concerns and veto warnings. If delays occur from environmental lawsuits, a federal build option may be sought.
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Senate Today
Alaska
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon
Senate
House
Jackson
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Sam Steiger
Rariz
House-Senate
Prudhoe Bay
Gulf of Alaska
Rep
Don Young
John Melcher
Dmont
Steiger
How They Voted On Alaska Pipeline Bill Defeat
The House rejected the Alaska Pipeline bill provisions expanding government regulatory power by a 213 to 162 vote on Monday. A yes vote aimed to send the measure back to conference with instructions to delete the provisions. Missouri lawmakers Bolling Burlison Clay Hungate Ichord Litton Randall Sullivan Symington Taylor were recorded as not voting or voting yes or no in the roll call.
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House
Missouri
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Burlison
Clay
Hungate
Ichord
Litton
Randall
Skylab 3 launch date delayed by new cracks found
Skylab Program Director William C. Schneider says a new launch date for Skylab 3 will depend on further checks after hairline cracks appeared in eight stabilizer fins and seven of eight support beams on the Saturn 1B booster. The astronauts Carr Pogue Gibson arrived to join the decision conference as engineers weigh whether to delay days or roll back to the assembly building.
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Skylab
Schneider
Gregory Still Fasting In Crusade On Liquor
Los Angeles AP report on Dick Gregory who fasting since 1971 to protest war and poverty now focusing on liquor as a social evil. He has stopped liquor clubs, tours on college dates, and lectures while maintaining a fruit diet and extreme hunger at about 100 pounds.
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Los Angeles
Dick Gregory
Plymouth
Mass
Gregory
Tragic Fate Too Much For Boy Of 13
CHICAGO AP The 13 year old Gary Cohen faced a sequence of losses starting with his mother’s cancer death, then his sister Janice’s self inflicted paralysis and accidental death, followed by his father Philip’s suicide. On Veterans Day Gary, alone in the basement, used a shotgun to end his life, leaving Sol Cohen to lament a child unable to see a future beyond tragedy.
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Chicago
Gary Cohen
Janice
Philip
Gary
Sol Cohen
CP Board Hears Dr Hall On Bill 474
Dr Leonard Hall of Jefferson City addressed the Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Center board about House Bill 474 and its impact on private schools for handicapped children in Missouri. Public hearings on the bill are scheduled for Nov 26 in Kirksville and Dec 7 in Jefferson City. Don Smith presided, a bylaws committee was formed, Walter Staley to chair with Robert Fenlon and Lee Gullion, and Laurene Miller was named board representative to the county child welfare board.
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Jefferson City
Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Center
State Department of Education
Hall
Missouri
Kirksville
Don Smith
Walter Staley
Robert Fenlon
Lee Gullion
Laurene Miller
County Child Welfare Board
Nixon's overall rating slides in Harris poll
New York AP reports Louis Harris poll shows Nixon with 58 percent rating for good to excellent in world peace efforts but only 32 percent for overall job performance as president. Among 1,007 households polled Oct 26–29, 64 percent deemed his overall work fair to poor, 4 percent undecided, with 59? exact figures noted for prior year.
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New York
Louis Harris
Nixon
White House
Mideaat
Harris
Drake ND School Board Burns Books Over Obscene Content
In Drake North Dakota the high school incinerator burned three dozen copies of Slaughterhouse Five and the board ordered destruction of 60 copies of Deliverance and Short Story Masterpieces amid protests from parents and clergy claiming obscene language. Residents say the action censors morals and undermines education while officials defend the move as removing deemed inappropriate material.
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Drake
N.D
North Dakota
Kurt Vonnegut
Slaughterhouse Five
Lester Gerber
Vonnegut
Deliverance
James Dickey
Hemingway
Faulkner
Steinbeck
Truck Fee Hikes At City Landfill
City council discusses two cent per capita contributions to a countywide waste collection plan to meet state requirements for sanitary landfills. Plans include a $16,917.63 tax bill for street work and new paving on Clay and Calhoun streets, with property assessments ranging from 21 cents to $1.22 per front foot. A $1,200 contract funds paving plans for Clay and Olive Streets outside West Underpass Urban Renewal Area. Also noted is a public hearing Dec 7 on discontinuing C and H Transit service between Mexico and Fulton.
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City of
Mexico
Harold Enslen
Enslen
Ruth Olson
Leonard Snyder
Sheryl Ligon
Gilbert Patrick
Clay Street
Jefferson
Clark
Calhoun Street
Love
Summit
Grand Ave
Promenade
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Pollock Road
Grand
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Washington St
Allison
Calhoun
Pollock
Washington
R. W. Booker and Associates of
St. Louis
Clay
Olive
Western
S. Clark Street
High Street
Nielsen
Missouri Public Service Commission
C and H Transit Inc
Fulton
Louisiana
U. S. Highway 54
Public Service Commission
Jefferson City
D. W. Addicks
C and H. Transit
Northeast Missouri Lines
Addicks
Kingdom City
Missouri Research Institute
MFI
Chamber of Commerce
MRI
School Board
Miller Has Surgery On Leg Artery
Henry Miller, 81 year old novelist of Tropic of Cancer, is recovering at home after graft surgery to correct a circulation disturbance in his leg. His doctor reports he is in fair condition.
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Los Angeles
Henry Miller
Miller
Ford Predicts Nixon Will Be Exonerated
Vice President designate Gerald R. Ford told a National Association of Realtors convention that Watergate has not paralyzed Nixon or made him a prisoner. He predicted Nixon and the American system will be exonerated as the full truth emerges and praised Nixon's Middle East diplomacy and unemployment improvement as part of a strong track record.
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Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Ford
National Association of Realtors
Middle East
U.S
England
Churchill
Israel
Hesburgh Says Nixon Lets Rights Commission Die On Vine
In Indianapolis AP report former Civil Rights Commission chair Hesburgh says President Nixon delays naming a new chairman, reflecting the administration's neglect of civil rights. Hesburgh, president of the University of Notre Dame, resigned as chair nearly a year ago.
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Indianapolis
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Nixon
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Hesburgh
Bakke Tells Of Political Workshop
Quentin Bakke, local MNEA representative, says a teachers workshop on political processes will be held at the Monterey at 7 30 Friday. He notes the split between MSTA and NEA, who now counts about 11 000 to 12 000 members, and explains how candidates are chosen and elections decided.
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Quentin Bakke
Missouri National Education Assn
M-Nea
St. Louis
Missouri State Teachers Assn
MSTA
NEA
MNEA
Bakke
Hardin Junior High School
Mexico
Faisal Seeks 51 Percent Share in Saudi Oil Firms
Prince Saud al Faisal says Saudi Arabia plans to boost foreign oil company participation from 25 to 52 percent. Saudi control in Aramco, now at 25 percent, aims to rise to 51 percent by 1982 with Kuwait Abu Dhabi and Qatar varying in acceptance.
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Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
al Anwar
Faisal
Saud al Faisal
Desert Kingdom
Aramco
Arabian-American Oil Co
Standard Oil of
California
Texaco
Exxon
Mobil
Oid
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Persian Gulf
Bond Favors Speed Limit At 60 MPH
Gov. Christopher Bond advocates a voluntary 60 mph speed limit to save energy, aiming to persuade Missouri motorists to slow from higher limits. He noted no bus or truck pleas and said any legal change rests with the Legislature, likely next spring or summer, with current limits at 70 or 65 on major roads.
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Kansas City
Christopher Bond
Missouri
Bond
Missouri Energy Commission
MMA Elected To CEEB Board
Missouri Military Academy wins a five year CEEB membership joining a select three percent of U. S. secondary schools. Major John E. Reddick notes eligibility depends on curriculum credentials and college entrance records while MMA reports 88 percent college placement over 27 years and has served central Missouri as a test center for more than a decade. Col. Charles Stribling ITI calls it a well deserved tribute to cadets and faculty.
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Missouri Military Academy
John E. Reddick
MMA
CEEB
College Board
Central Missouri
Anne B. Speirs
Charles Stribling
MHS News Highlights Testing Results and Sadie Hawkins Tickets
Missouri State-Wide Testing results are in the counselors’ offices for freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors. Seniors must book a 30 minute conference to review scores grades career plans and graduation procedures. Tickets went on sale in the cafeteria for the Sadie Hawkins Dance set for Saturday 8 30 to 11 30 pm at the Armory. Open House basketball scrimmage and varsity game follow at 7 8 and 8 pm respectively.
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Armory
MHS
Harshbarger Hurt After Fall From Ladder
Centralia farmer Donald Harshbarger remained in satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after a Saturday ladder fall while sawing a tree limb. He suffered facial injuries and a badly bruised shoulder from a 10 to 12 foot drop at his father Frank Harshbarger’s farm eight miles north of Centralia.
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Centralia
Donald Harshbarger
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Harshbarger
Frank Harshbarger
Mrs Bozarth Returns Home After Major Surgery
Mrs F L Bozarth of 612 S Washington retruned home from University of Missouri Medical Center after major surgery. Dale Bozarth has returned to Oakland California after visiting with his mother.
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F. L. Bozarth
S. Washington Sr
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Dale Bozarth
Oakland
Calif
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