Conferees Tackle Electric Rates
Washington AP conferees clash over national energy bill electric rate reform with Carter urging lower off peak rates and houseSenate discord on federal intervention in state rate making Senate leaders favor state control and reject broad rate guidelines Johnston cautions against energy saving claims and big compromises
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Shoppers Pile Into K C Stores Sunday
Shoppers in Kansas City Missouri and Johnson County Missouri filled shopping centers on Sunday as most goods became legally purchasable. Merchants reported decent crowds with little immediate rush, while some expected sales to rise after advertising open Sundays. Cross‑state shoppers with Missouri licenses kept visiting, but store managers predicted habits would shift back once routine returns.
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Independence
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Musicland
Kan
Johnson County
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Male Centerfold Says He Wouldn't Do It Again
Los Angeles AP reports Lou Zivkovich a former Apple Valley High School gym teacher posed for Playgirl in 1974. He faced firing, appealed, but kept some duties lost and sued for back pay and privacy damages. He later married Sherry Love and pursued minor acting, stating he would not pose again.
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Playgirl Magazine
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Screen Actors Guild
Dick Cavett
Sherry Love
Hesperia
Stormy Christine Gott Born to Gott Family
Mr and Mrs Leonard E Gott of Bellflower welcomed Stormy Christine Gott born Saturday at 9 40 p m at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Proud parents report the child’s name and note Mr Gott works for Agri Foods Inc.
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Agri Foods Inc
Clough Baby Born in Vandalia at Audrain Medical Center
Bradley Wayne Clough is the name chosen for the son born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Clough of Vandalia. Born Sunday at 2 13 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center, he weighed six pounds six ounces. Mr Clough is employed by Harbison Walker Refractories Vandalia.
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Lyle Clough
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Clough
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Birth of Catina Marie Nelson in Centralia
Catina Marie Nelson was born to Mr and Mrs Roy M Nelson of Centralia on Saturday at 1111 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center. The baby weighed six pounds two ounces. The parents note Mr Nelson is self employed.
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Audrain Medical Center
Catina Marie Nelson
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Begin Extends Invitation as Sadat Considers Visits to Israel
Prime Minister Begin says an official invitation is ready if President Sadat decides to visit Israel. Bombs kill two Arabs in Jerusalem as PLO spokesman backs the U S Soviet peace proposal for Geneva. Sadat has not yet committed to going, despite expressed willingness.
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Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Begin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Sadat
Carter
U.S
PLO
Yasir Arafat
New York
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Homemade Decorations Cut Costs and Commercialization
Consumers can cut costs and boost sentiment by making holiday decorations from natural materials. Gather pine cones acorns nuts seed pods and branches from outdoors and parks. Dry them in a low oven to kill insects then store in plastic bags with mothballs. The USDA provides a free fact sheet on wreaths and centerpieces. Consider frames of wood or wire and florist wire to assemble designs. use colorless glue and styrofoam forms if needed. You may even plant a live Christmas tree for post holiday use.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer Information Center
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Nine Die On Missouri Streets In Weekend Crashes
AP reports at least nine killed in Missouri over the weekend. A Chain of Rocks Bridge crash near St Louis left Michael Hahne 24 of Washington dead after eight cars collided. Other fatalities include Emory Delimater 38 of Pacific and Wilbur Miller 34 of Chesterfield in a single vehicle crash on Missouri 109 near Old Glencoe. Creston Crestwood teen Thomas Glossop 16 died in Affton after losing control. James Maddox 25 of New Bloomfield perished on U S 54 near Jefferson City. Allan Masters 18 of Gravois Mills died near Stover in a one car wreck. Leon Mundwiller 36 of Hermann died Sunday after driving off Gasconade County Route F. Kenneth Mincks Jr. 16 and James Raines 15, both of Bolivar, perished in a head-on crash on Missouri 83 north of Bolivar.
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Leon C. Mundwiller
Hermann
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Missouri 83
Bolivar
Kenneth Mincks Jr
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