Bill Would Cut Then Hike Gasoline Prices
Energy legislation would temporarily lower fuel prices by about 3.5 cents per gallon after final action in Congress and possible signing by President Ford. The law aims to set a national energy policy and end a 10 month impasse, with prices likely to rise again in mid-1977 from the current 60 cents per gallon.
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House
Ford Administration
Ford
Democratic Congress
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Senate House Conference Committee
Conference Committee
Congress
Alaska
U.S
Hearings on Missouri Human Rights Commission Open in St Louis
A state House committee in St Louis opens two days of hearings into Missouri's Commission on Human Rights with 35 subpoenaed including current and former members. Chairman Rep J B Banks says probes over viability and discrimination claims ensue as executive director Ellen Roper and others face records subpoenas amid backlogged cases. The panel will run through Friday with testimony from commission staff and executives.
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ST. Louis
House
Commission On Human Rights
J. B
Jet’ Banks
Dst. Louis
Employment Security and Fair Employment Practices Committee
Commission
Ellen Roper
al Sikes
Department of Consumer Affairs
Banks
Roper
James Rhymes
Springfield
Transportation officials urge broad US policy
Two transportation officials urged broad based decision making for all surface transportation. Alan S. Boyd and Langhorne Bond said there are not enough funds to satisfy waterway rail and highway wants. They spoke at an Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission symposium and proposed a single national trust fund for all modes.
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Chicago
Alan S. Boyd
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Langhorne Bond
Illinois Department of Transportation
Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission
Bond
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Conrail
Army Corps of Engineers
Boyd
Mississippi River
Alton
Judge clears Lasater of perjury in Hearnes inquiry
Kansas City AP report says St. Louis banker Donald E Lasater was cleared of a perjury indictment tied to grand jury testimony on Mercantile Trust dealings with J W Conran and the Bootheel Committee. Judge Oliver ruled questions were not material and Lasater expected to be reinstated as Mercantile Trust chairman.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Donald E. Lasater
Warren E. Hearnes
John W. Oliver
U.S. District Court
Lasater
Mercantile Trust Co
St Louis
Mercantile Trust
Grand Jury
J. W. Conran
Farmers Bank of
Portageville, Mo
Conran
Missouri
Hearnes
Mercantile
Bootheel Committee
Grand
Burt C. Hurn
U.S
Audrain Soil District staff meet on new bookkeeping system
Alfred Bohlmeyer treasurer and Gail McGee district clerk attended a financial records meeting last week at the Holiday Inn East Columbia. Lee B Norbury announced a revised financial records system and a two hour training session. An annual meeting for all Missouri Soil Conservation Districts will be held in January with details to follow. Audrain SWCD lists five board members and is located in the USDA Building Mexico Mo.
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Alfred Bohlmeyer
Audrain Soil and Water Conservation District
Gail McGee
Holiday Inn East
Columbia
Lee B. Norbury
State Soil and Water Conservation Districts Commission
Jefferson City
Norbury
Missouri
Board of Supervisors
Audrain Swcd
Jake Freyer
Wendell Talbert
Dale Schwarre
Eldon Rosenthal
Usda Soil Conservation Service
USDA
Highway 54
Mexico
Commissioners Hanford and Dole to marry in December
Federal Trade Commissioner M. Elizabeth Hanford and Senator Robert J. Dole of Kansas plan a December wedding in Washington. Hanford, 39, a Duke and Harvard graduate, serves on the FTC and has a noted political career. Dole, 52, is in the first year of his second Senate term after eight years in the House.
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Washington
M. Elizabeth Hanford
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Hanford
Salisbury
N.C
FTC
Dole
Senate
U.S. House
Duke University
Harvard University Law School
Graduate School of Education
Time Magazine
United States
Watergate Complex
Potomac River
Miss Hanford
Lyndon B. Johnson
Office of
Consumer Affairs
Virginia Knauer
Duke University Board of Trustees
Arthur 5. Flemming
American Stock Exchange
Washburn University
Italy
Choral Music On TV 12 At 6
A 6 p.m. tonight program on See-Tv Channel 12 features Mexico High School choral department with an interview of Gerald Valet director of The Apple Tree. The male barbershop quartet and Clip Joint perform, with MHS radio TV students Julie Bell Cindy Enslen Wayne Terpstra and Mike Rankin assisting.
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See-Tv
Channel 12
Mexico
Coral
Gerald Valet
Barber Shop
Clip Joint
Lance Beamer
Mike Schupert
Bill Armstrong
David Kemp
Patty Hunt
Connie Arnold
Melanie Monk
Louesa Runge
MHS
Julie Bell
Cindy Enslen
Wayne Terpstra
Mike Rankin
Osborne Attends Prosecutors Seminar at Lake of the Ozarks
Audrain County prosecuting attorney Thomas I. Osborne attended a Missouri Prosecutors Management Seminar at Tan-Tar-A on Wednesday. He serves as president of the Missouri Prosecuting Attorneys Assn. and gave the opening remarks. The day-long event was sponsored by the National District Attorneys Assn., which supplied speakers for sessions.
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Thomas I. Osborne
Audrain County
Missouri Prosecutors
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri Prosecuting Attorneys Assn
National District Attorneys Assn
Savalas Praises Queen After London Palladium Visit
Telly Savalas says Queen Elizabeth II asked intelligent questions and showed cinema knowledge after a London Palladium show attended by the Queen. The Kojak star arrived in Rio de Janeiro for a tour of performances and praised the monarch as charming and gracious.
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Rio DE Janiero
Telly
University Singers to perform in Presser Hall Dec 3
The University Singers led by Thomas L. Mills perform Christmas and holiday songs at Presser Hall on Wednesday December 3 at 7 30 p.m. Wetterau Food Services Mexico sponsors the 35 member group with tickets at three local IGA stores. Proceeds fund travel to Washington D C as Missouri’s Bicentennial choir.
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University Singers
Thomas L. Mills
Presser Hall
Mexico
Wetterau Food Services of Mexico
Dick Holley
Mexico Wetterau Food Services
IGA
Washington D.C
Missouri
Saw Mill Burns in Linn Creek Missouri
An early morning fire destroyed the Williams Saw Mill Co. at Linn Creek Missouri. Firefighters from Camdenton and Osage Beach faced 20 mph winds. A nearby family was evacuated but their home was undamaged. No injuries were reported.
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Linn Creek
Williams Saw Mill Co
Missouri
Camdenton
Osage Beach
Wrights welcome twin daughters at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Jefferson H Wright of Vandalia announce the birth of twin girls at 7 55 am and 6 08 am Wednesday weighing 6 5 and 6 8 pounds Mr Wright farms The couple’s news comes as Columbia police consider a grooming code change allowing hair over the upper ear replacing a prior rule requiring clear ears
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Jefferson H. Wright
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Wright
Columbia — City
Mice Colony Develops Rabies Vaccine for Dogs
LENEXA Kan AP a colony of 100000 mice in a lab has produced a killed rabies vaccine certified to protect a dog for three years. Douglas Pharmacal executive says human use is 2 5 years away with potential arm injection. The facility can produce five million doses annually using 40000 breeding mice and ongoing suckling virus work.
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Lenexa
Kan
Ron S. Freedman
Douglas Pharmacal Industries, Inc
Fredman
Freedman
Kansas City
Burnetts Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Richard P Burnett of Curryville announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces born at 111 a.m. Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Burnett is employed at North American Refractories Co.
Insurance To Pay For Car Wrecked In Ford Collision
In Meriden Connecticut James Salamites seeks a $600 insurance settlement and to keep his wrecked 1968 Buick sedan after it collided with President Ford's armored limousine on October 14. The insurer Insurance Company of North America agrees to pay $600 and will not retain salvage rights. Salamites wants written assurance they will not seize the car.
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Meriden
Conn
James Salamites
Ford
Salamites
Hartford
Scott Gerrish
The
Insurance Company of North America
Carter predicts Wallace quits Democrats to run third party
At a Kansas City news conference Carter said Wallace will not win the Democratic nomination and will likely withdraw to pursue a third party bid. He argued Wallace would siphon conservative votes from the GOP and tested strength would hinge on the Florida primary. Carter declined to name his own eventual rival.
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Kansas City
Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Carter
Georgia
Future Farmers of America
Florida
Girl for Gilman at Auxvasse Medical Center
A seven pound eight ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Randall D Gilman of Auxvasse at 1101 a m at the Medical Center The baby comes as Mr Gilman is employed at A P Green Refractories Co This birth notice records the new arrival and family details
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Randall D. Gilman
Auxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
Gilman
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Hearings Set On Concorde Landing Rights In U S
Washington AP reports the Department of Transportation will hold new public hearings on whether the Concorde supersonic jet should be allowed to land in the United States. A final decision rests with Secretary William Cole man Jr. and may hinge on environmental impact findings. Rep. Lester Wolff criticizes the aircraft as expensive, noisy, and outdated.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
United States
Department
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Coleman
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Lester L. Wolff
Transportation Department
Wolff
New York
John
Kennedy
International Airport
Dulles International Airport
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