Wheat for subscriptions in Kansas barter plan
Kansas farmers can swap wheat for newspaper subscriptions in a barter effort by Colby Free Press and Hutchinson News. Colby offers 2 bushels of wheat for a one year $12 subscription, while Hutchinson asks for 15 bushels for a $46 subscription. Officials frame the plan as parity against the weak farm economy as wheat prices differ from market values.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Colby Free Press
Northwest Kansas
Daily
Hutchinson News
Ronald H. Brown
Colby
Brown
Stuart Awbrey
The
MMA Drama Season Opens With Two One Act Plays
Missouri Military Academy Dramateers begin 1977 78 season with Never Kick A Man's Shin and A Night At An Inn at the academy gym. Cadets John Burton Phil Haggerty Rocky Green Mark Bunecky Mike Sall Dennis Schmadeke Matt Hall perform, with Lord Dunsay s work and Kaser commissioned piece. Vocal selections by MMA Barbership Quartet. Curtain time p.m.
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Missouri Military Academy
Academy
MMA
Courtney Durham
Shin
Arthur Leroy Kaser
John Burton
Phil Haggerty
Rocky Green
Mark Bunecky
Mike Sall
Dennis Schmadeke
Matt Hall
Lord Dunsany
MMA Barbership
Mark Ledford
Don Rohwedder
Jeff Mazon
Jim Smith
Ray West
Thieves Take Jewelry and Turkey in Amherst Burglary
Buffalo area police report a suburban Amherst couple returning home to find their door pried open and jewelry worth about $5,000 missing along with a 7 pound turkey during a 45 minute Thanksgiving burglary reported by neighbors and investigators.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Amherst
George Privateer
Low Numbered Plates Available Soon
Jefferson City announces reissue of low numbered license plates issued in 1978. 1976 holders have first reclaim priority and must write to the Motor Vehicle Bureau by September 27, 1978. A renewal form will be sent after right verification, with a $12 annual fee plus standard registration.
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Jefferson City
Richard Judd
Department of Revenue
Motor Vehicle Bureau
P.O. Box
Deer Hunters Report Thefts In Callaway County
Dwayne Q. Jones of Mexico and Carl Bernard Belken of Fulton reported CB radios stolen from their vehicles while deer hunting on U.S. Forest Service land west of New Bloomfield. A light blue tool box with tools was also taken from Jones’s van. Loss estimated at 250 to 300 dollars. Jefferson City AP reports Julian Ossman resigns from the Missouri House.
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Dwayne Q. Jones
Mexico
Carl Bernard Belken
Fulton
Callaway County
Callaway
U.S. Forest Service
New Bloomfield
Jones
Masculinity Conference Challenges Women's Lib in St Louis
About 500 men gathered at Washington University for the An nual Conference on Men and Masculinity to discuss sexism sex-role stereotypes non sexist therapy and fathering. Organizer John Paul said the event aims to explore personal relationships and gender roles, with gay rights and nonstereotyped talk prominent. The Knoxville origin group hopes to found a national body to advance the cause.
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ST. Louis
John Paul
Washington University
Paul
Knoxville
Tenn
Demand Surging For Yesterday's Newspaper
New York AP reports a dramatic rise in demand for yesterday's newspapers as insulation makers and waste paper buyers pay premium prices. No. 1 News refers to clean newsprint, with regional prices varying from $23 to $95 per ton, depending on locality and quality.
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Southeast
Northeast
Boston
Philadelphia
Midwest
Boy Scout
Girl Scout
National Association of Recycling Industries
Mama Don't Break Me Is Youngster's Plea
Five year old Steven Ford suffers a rare bone disease osteogenesis imperfecta. He has broken bones nearly a dozen times, wears corrective shoes, and has undergone hip surgery. Hormone therapy since 1974 at Shriners Hospital in St. Louis aims to strengthen his bones. His mother Linda Ford remains hopeful after a year without a fracture.
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Oklahoma City
Steven Ford
Steven
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Linda Ford
Area Movies Listings Across The Liberties Region
Area theaters show Stardust at Centralia and Darby O Girl and The Little People at Columbia with matinees, while Liberty and Mexico venues present One On One and The Night Porter. Other Columbia houses feature Star Wars and Kentucky Fried Movie, with additional titles including Oh God and Chicken Chronicles.
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Liberty
Mexico
Centralia
Jack Peterson
Columbia
Darby O'Girl
Missouri
Bobby Deerfield
Uptown
Campus I
Campus II
Forum
Biscayne II
Biscayne I
Biscayne III
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Turkey
Garden Gate Florist
Garden Gate
Jarvis and
Greenlouse
Alter
Ersorl
Joplin
Rep
Jefferson City, Mo
Julian Ossman
R-Joplin
Missouri House of Representatives
Wal-Mart Fine Jewelry Department
S. —South Trails
Ni Aimer
Milwaukee
Leon J. Brielmaier
Wom
Youngster
Area Movies
Usiness Service
Amy's
Elmwood
Diadax
Best Buy Pharmacy
Auto Service
Northside Automotive
Jim Wright
Kenneth Hanna
Miller Tire CO
Steve
Music Shop
Broadway
Enn
Audrain Cerebral
Gales
Mellers Photo Lab
Twc
Dept. No
Springfield
Heliarc
TIG
Norma Herzdg
Watlow Industries Inc
Staple
Hannibal
Hoxsey Hotel
Walt
Co Ledger
Fox
Jewell
Ge Ceittainie
C. E. Winter
Montgomery Ward
Western Capital
Fennewald
Wesix
Call
c/o
Texas Refinery Corp
C. K. Pate
Fort Worth
Texas
Fulton Company
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