Personal Income Shows New Gain In October
Increases in federal pay and benefits helped lift U S personal income in October to an annual rate of 10.2 billion dollars, 9.2 percent, to 1,401.9 billion. Per capita income rose 7.8 percent to 6,502 dollars, as government data show boosts from civilian and military pay plus veterans cost-of-living adjustments while other economic indicators hint at mixed trends with inflation data pending.
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Midwest Military Schools Meeting Hosted by Missouri Military Academy
Missouri Military Academy hosts the Midwest Military Schools Meeting with Kemper Military School and Wentworth Military Academy delegations led by Major Gen. William Blakefield and Col. James M. Sellers Jr. The visiting teams include academic admissions athletics commandant and military departments. After a campus tour officers split into departmental meetings then lunch with the corps and reconvene in the Alumni Visitors Lounge for afternoon talks.
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Missouri Officials Inauguration Dates Announced
Gov elect Joe Teasdale will take office at noon on January 10. U S Senator elect John Danforth and Representative elect Harold Volkmer start January 3. Attorney General elect John Ashcroft and other state officers assume office the second Monday in January. State Representative Ray Hamlett begins upon general assembly convening January 5. County officials start January 1. assessor Holloway Neill starts September 1. The collector serves a two year term ending the first Monday in March after election.
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Welfare rolls show long-term unemployed stay jobless
Washington AP reports two government studies find few long-term benefit claimants cheat the system. They show most exhausted their benefits remain unemployed a year later, challenging the stereotype of widespread fraud among the jobless.
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Drunken Animals Warn Drivers After Tanker Crash
An overturned 40,000 pound alcohol truck on U S 50 near Versailles Indiana spilled contents into a creek. No damage expected from the alcohol per Trooper Lyman Conley. Driver Michael Worstell of Louisville reported minor injuries. The incident intersects with broader Labor Department unemployment studies showing long term jobless rates and re employment patterns across several states and cities.
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Lord Snowdon Pics In Malaysia For Book Project
Lord Snowdon, estranged husband of Britain's Princess Margaret, says he is photographing in Malaysia for an international firm for a book. He reports strenuous work but enjoys the hospitality of the people as he prepares to depart for an unknown destination.
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Freddie Prinze Charged With DUI in Los Angeles
Freddie Prinze star of Chico and the Man faces a DUI charge after a Nov. 5 arrest on the San Diego Freeway. A highway patrol officer found a two ounce prescription bottle with methaqualone in Prinze's shirt pocket. The 22 year old actor was charged on Tuesday.
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Quebec Leaders Signal No Immediate Split Amid Victory
Quebec premier elect Rene Levesque and his Parti Quebecois won decisive seats but stressed that independence requires broad consensus and a referendum within two years. Prime Minister Trudeau warned against secession while other provincial leaders cautioned against overreaction despite the PQ victory.
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Rendlen Appointed To Supreme Court
Albert L. Rendlen was named to Missouri Supreme Court by Gov. Bond to fill the vacancy created by Judge Lawrence Holman's retirement. Rendlen, 54, former GOP state chair, vows to streamline the court system and will stand for retention in 1978. He previously served on the St. Louis Appeals Court and has deep legal and public service ties.
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MHS News Tickets On Sale For Fall Musical
Mexico High School Publications Class offers general admission for 1.50 and reserved seats for 2 for Once Upon a Mattress. Buy from cast, Miss Mary Bjork at 561-6007, or at the door Thursday to Saturday night. The show retells The Princess and the Pea. Thirty seven sociology students and Mrs. Ruth Olson visit Fulton State Hospital today. PEP SQUAD to hear coaches discuss schedules at a Coke party after school in the cafeteria.
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Old Rocker Jim Clanton Signs Long Term Deal
Former rock n roll star Jim Clanton ends a decade long hiatus by signing a long term contract with Starcrest. His first release is Old Rock N Roller Will It Happen Again described as soft rock. Notable hits include Just A Dream Go Jimmy Go and Venus in Blue Jeans.
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Cool Weekend In Forecast For Missouri
The National Weather Service forecasts a warming trend for Missouri over the next two days before a cooler weekend. Today’s highs in the 50s with 30s lows, sunny skies later this afternoon and Thursday, and a weekend drop to 40s highs with 20s lows. Regional highs Tuesday ranged from 54 at West Plains to 37 at Joplin.
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