Ford Signals Open to Women Supreme Court Nominee
President Ford vows to consider a woman for the Supreme Court amid a list compiled by Attorney General Levi and White House aides. Candidates include Carla Hills and Susie Sharp, with discussions ongoing about timing and qualifications. The ABA screening and media reports state the list favors male appointees but Ford notes a woman’s candidacy cannot be ruled out. Several federal judges and notable figures appear on the circulating list.
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Washington
Ford
Supreme Court
White House
Carla A. Hills
Housing and Urban Development
North Carolina
Susie M. Sharp
William Q. Douglas
American Bar Association
Fidward H. Levi
Justice Department
Robert Havel
New York Times
National Public Radio
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Robert H. Bork
Public Radio
University
Maine
ABA
Arlin M. Adams
3Rd Circuit
Philadelphia
Paul H. Roney
St. Petersburg
Fla
5Th Circuit Court
New Orleans
John Paul Stevens
7Th Circuit
Chicago
William H. Webster
The
St. Louis
J. Clifford Wallace
San Diego
9Th Circuit Court
San Francisco
Alfred Goodwin
Portland
Ore
Vincent McKusick
Dallin Oaks
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Washington Star
Levi
Harold R. Tyler
Shirley Hufstedler
Boy from Kansas Meets John Wayne at Disneyland Visit
Ten year old Carl Heart, terminally ill with leukemia, toured Disneyland in a wheelchair after traveling with his family from Salina. He visited Wayne at Newport Beach, where the actor greeted him and his siblings and spoke of the boy’s long admiration. More than 4000 dollars was raised by Salina residents to fund the trip, with funds to aid leukemia foundations if any balance remains.
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Los Angeles
Carl Heart
Disneyland
Kansas
Cecil Heart
Carl
John Wayne
Wayne
Newport Beach
Salina
Kan
Magic Kingdom
Donald Duck
Wayne's
Wayne's den
The
New York’s political and fiscal crisis blamed on poor management
A survey of New York City management faults outlines how disorganization, waste, and low worker morale across agencies from education to welfare deepen the city’s fiscal crisis. Studies propose reorganizations, computerization, and staffing changes to save hundreds of millions, with officials noting political interference and labor limits as obstacles.
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New York City
Lee Mitgang
NEW York (Ap
Ford
The
Nation
City Hall
Economic Development Council of
Human Resources Administration
Board of Education
George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank
Champion
HRA
Citizens Budget Commission
Bond To Meet Coleman On Airport Choice
Gov. Christopher Bond will meet December 2 in Washington with Transportation Secretary William Coleman and other officials to discuss the St. Louis airport issue. He endorses expanding Lambert-St. Louis International Airport but rejects moving to an Illinois site if Lambert becomes unusable, noting Illinois land as a future option only if Lambert fails. The decision, due by January 15, follows a five month study by the Airport Issue Committee.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
Washington
Transportation
William Coleman
St. Louis
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
Illinois
Lambert
Columbia- Waterloo
Ill
Coleman
Judge Halts Compulsory School Prayers in Florida District
U S District Judge Winston Arnow issued a temporary injunction ordering an end to daily prayer and Bible reading in Okaloosa County public schools citing the First Amendment separation of church and state. The school board and the Okaloosa Teachers Association oppose the ruling and plan to appeal.
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Pensacola, Fla
Okaloosa County
U.S
Winston Arnow
Okaloosa
Arnow
Teachers Association
Supreme Court
David Selby
Champee Kemp
Goats and livestock case at Nodaway County Court
Professor Robert Nagle of Northwest Missouri State University appeals a $50 fine after a Nodaway County municipal court conviction for keeping two nanny goats five ducks and seven chickens within Maryville city limits He argues the livestock ban violates civil rights and seeks to overturn the ordinance in district court Judge J Dorr Ewing is considering the plea and case standings remain unresolved.
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Maryvlle
Robert Nagle
J. Dorr Ewing
Nodaway County
Nagle
Northwest Missouri State University
Mrs. William Hale 88 Dies At Laddonia
Mrs Effie M Hale 88 of Laddonia died at 1130 p m Friday at her home after a period of ill health Funeral services set for 11 am Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with Elmwood Cemetery burial Visitation Sunday Born in Pike County July 23 1887 daughter of Franklin and Elizabeth Higgin Warner Married Frank J Pimpell in 1910 He died in 1944 Later married William E Hale in 1951 Survived by son F Millard Pimpell Moab Utah daughter Catherine Pipes O Fallon four grandchildren four great grandchildren two stepchildren E W Hale San Diego and Mrs Mary Opal Jones Kansas City plus four step grandchildren
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Laddonia
William
Effie M.) Hale
Arnold Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
Hale
Pike County
Franklin
Elizabeth Higgin Warner
Frank J. Pimpell
William E. Hale
F. Millard Pimpell
Moab
Utah
Daugher
Catherine Pipes
O’fallon
E.W. Hale
San Diego
Calif
Mary Opal Jones
Kansas City
Roy Robinson Dies At 85 In Paris
James Roy Robinson aged 85 of Paris died late Friday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after a two week illness. A retired farmer, he was born October 29 1890 in Illinois. The body was sent to Agnew Funeral Home for memorial arrangements.
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Paris
James Roy Robinson
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Agnew Funeral Home
Mr. Robinson
Illinois
Ralph Nowlin
Richard D. Cole
Curtis C. Strange
Robert F. Rosenthal
Michael A. Holman
Gary V. Cheney
Clarence Young
Auxvasse
Samuel Wilson
Albert Owen Peery
Ella R. Fry
Montgomery City
Bennett B. Arnall
Wellsville
Steven E. Wieberg
Benton City
Martin Decker
Gilman
Thomas E. Belcher
Thompson
Elizabeth M. Covert
Madison
Marion D. Hildebrant
Simon T. Burley
London
England
Alvin Miller
Lloyd Taylor
Rose M. Heim
Darby A. Dowell
David W. Hartley
James L. Kaylor
Rodean Sherwood
Richard Moore
Patrick Kennon
Billy Joe White
Lottie Gregg
Farber
Luth Lange
R. Neal Koetter
Charles H. Briggs
Harold Barrett
Sturgeon
David Johnson
Duane
Wheelan
Perry
Archie Hutcheson
Hubbard
Vandalia
Aaron B. McKenzie
Charles T. Fox
Centralia
Ralph Kessick
New Florence
Ah William
Effie) Hale
Robert L. Angell Rites At Centralia
Funeral services for Robert L. Angell of Centralia were held at 2 p.m. at Fenton Funeral Chapel with Rev. Gary Grey officiating. Mrs. Carl Yaeger played the organ. Burial followed in Centralia Cemetery. Pallbearers were Leon Hudson, Lee Eisele, Cason Blanton, Melvin Prewitt, Ken Dodson, and Jesse Palmer, all members of Centralia IOOF Lodge No. 630. Angell died in Mexico Wednesday after a brief illness.
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Centralia
Fenton
Robert L. Angell
Gary Grey
Pleasant Grove
Hatton
Carl Yaeger
Centralia Cemetery
Leon Hudson
Lee Eisele
Cason Blanton
Melvin Prewitt
Ken Dodson
Jesse Palmer
Centralia Ioof Lodge
Mr. Angell
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Funeral services for Mrs W P Walker at 3 30 p m
Funeral services for Mrs. W P Walker were scheduled for 3 30 p m today at the Arnold Funeral Home with the Rev Frank Park officiating and burial in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Ray Beamer Robert C Love Kenny Walker J W Brooks J C Kesler and Raymond Newman Jr.
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W.P. Walker
Arnold Funeral Home
Frank Park
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
John Willer
Harold Ray Beamer
Robert C. Love
Kenny Walker
J.W. Brooks
J. C. Kesler
Raymond Newman Jr
Thomas Coldwell Services Today
Funeral services for Thomas Coldwell were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at the Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. John Blass and Rev. Larry Etherton officiating. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Lenora, two daughters Naomi Mills and Donald Surls, one brother Elmer Coldwell, one sister Edna Holtkamp, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Thomas Coldwell
Arnold Funeral Home
John Blass
Larry Etherton
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Joan Roberts
Weldon Forman
David Earle
Robert Jesse
Kenny White
C.W. Mercer
Frank Holtkamp Jr
Joe Coldwell
Charles Ernest
J. T. Watts
George McKnott
Calvin Williams
George Middleton
Neal Hutchison
Bill Silvey
Charlie Jesse
Lenora
Naomi Mills
Donald Surls
Mexico
Elmer Coldwell
Edna Holtkamp
Morocco Mauritania reach tentative Spanish Sahara partition pact
In Marrakech Moroccan officials announced a tentative accord with Mauritania to partition the Spanish Sahara between them when Spain withdraws from the northwest African territory early next year.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Mauritania
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Weather and Public Safety Briefs From Audrain County
Official 7:00 a.m. readings note yesterday high 48, low 33, 36 at 7 a.m. Forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Sunday with warm days in the 60s and a mild extended outlook into midweek. Audrain Medical Center admits multiple patients and reports a newborn daughter in Paris. Public safety reports include two vehicle accidents with minor damage and a reported assault leading to a hospital treatment.
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Missouri
Local Break-In Report and Accident Update
The Daily Record reports a home window break in at 701 E. Bolivar and details a traffic collision in Ralls county. Ralph Pargeon and Melvin Early suffered minor injuries when a pickup struck a tree while a tow chain broke on unmarked roads two miles southwest of Center. Magistrate Court fined Vernon Little for insufficient funds and no funds checks, while Charles Maxwell faced charges for improper driving and marijuana, with fines and jail terms. Dissolution petitions were filed in circuit court for Janet Ray Dunavant and William Nichols. Grain prices from MFA and Fowles Grain Co. listed Soybeans, Wheat, Corn, and Milo.
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Highway Patrol
Ralph Eugene Pargeon
Farber
Melvin Elmer Early
Vandalia
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hannibal
Ralls County
Center
Pargeon
Early
Wayne Harvey Lunsford
Mexico
Vernon Little
Charles Dennis Maxwell
Hazel Newbrough
Circuit Court
Janet
Tony Ray Dunavant
Dunavant
Edwards
Seigfieid
Runge
Hodge
Norma Allene
William Johni Nichols
Bradford A. Brett
Youth Killed In Poplar Bluff Shootout
A 19 year old from Little Rock Arkansas died after shooting at police during an investigation of a disturbance at a party in the Bambi Bakery building Poplar Bluff Missouri. Officers tried to persuade Cochran to surrender for about thirty minutes before he fired twice and was shot by police. He died en route to a hospital.
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Poplar Bluff
Little Rock
Ark
James Lee Cochran
Bambi Bakery
Cochran
Machines Keep Franco Alive
Generalissimo Francisco Franco remained in critical condition in Madrid after his third major operation in 11 days. Doctors reported the 82 year old dictator in a grave state, kept alive by artificial respiration and a kidney machine, with officials describing him as in a hibernation like semi comatose state.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Ransom Case Nets Two Arrested in GM Exec Son Abduction
In Bloomfield Hills Michigan two men Darryl E Wilson 22 and Clinton Williams 19 both of Ann Arbor were arrested in connection with the abduction of a GM executive's 13 year old son Timothy. FBI recovered most of the $150000 paid by Robert C Stempel and found $250 in ransom money spent on jackets at a clothing store in Inkster helping crack the case. Authorities planned arraignments today.
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Commissions
City University
Commission
Budget Commission
Health and Hospitals Corp
Abraham D. Beame
Champion
Department of Highways
Citizens Budget Commission
Department of Sanitation
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
General Motors
Robert C. Stempel
Timothy
FBI
Darryl E. Wilson
Clinton Williams
Ann Arbor
Robert Robertson
Robertson
Negotiations On To Avoid Rail Strike
Washington four railroad shopcraft unions and the railroad industry resumed talks near a 6 am Tuesday deadline to avert a strike that could halt the U.S. rail system. About 70,000 workers are involved. federal mediators urged a postponement from Nov. 11 and arranged new talks expected to continue until a settlement is reached. Sources say a strike is unlikely.
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Washington
W.J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation Service
George Ives
National Mediation Board
Chrysler to close two plants for one week
Chrysler Corp will shut the Detroit Lynch Road plant and the Belvidere Illinois assembly plant for a week starting December 1 to curb rising inventories. About 7,900 workers will lose their jobs for the week, including 4,100 in Michigan and 3,800 in Illinois. Lynch Road builds the Plymouth Fury and Dodge Coronet and Charger. Belvidere produces full size Chryslers, Dodge Monaco and Plymouth Gran Fury.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Lynch Road
Belvidere
Ill
Michigan
Illinois
Stocks Roll Across Markets In Mixed Overnight Trading
Over the counter bids rose for Commerce Banc and Mercantile Bank Corp while Wetterau showed strong bid interest. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks held at 254 with volume 2300 shares, and several blue chips moved or steadied including Emerson Electric and Dow Jones at 853.67.
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Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal- Mart
Dow Jones
Man Kills Son Over Custody in Ames Shooting Hostage
In Ames Iowa Thomas Seehan 25 held his estranged wife Linda hostage with a shotgun in a Bankers Life Co office and killed their two year old son Thomas Jr. The motive cited was custody. Seehan surrendered after six hours and was arraigned on first degree murder. The child’s death was ruled asphyxiation.
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Ames
Iowa
Thomas Seehan
Linda
Peansettlly
Thomas Jr
Seehan
Hostag
Townsend Hoopes
Cedar Rapids
Hoopes
Bankers Life Co
University Towers
Susan Purvis
Miss Purvis
Towa State University
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
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Richard R. Aurelio
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William Hale
Roy Robinson
Mrs. Walker
Columbia
Gary Lee Landis
Maryanna Louise Buchanan
Public Safety
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Gentry
Martha Roanne Ardell
E. Monroe
N. Coal
Patrick A. Odell
Odell
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Maurice R. Lucas
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Promenade
Ronnie Lee
Chevy Chase Apartments
S. Jefferson Street
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E. Bolivar
MFA
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Spio
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