Arab oil cut sparks hopes of US energy self sufficiency
AP analysis notes economists foresee the United States becoming more self reliant within a decade as the Mideast embargo spurs domestic resource development. Experts predict a shift to coal tar sands shale and nuclear energy with faster growth in supply and higher prices.
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Harvard
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Congress
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Continental Oil Co
Alaska
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Andreas Pleads Innocent to 1968 Campaign Funds Charges
Soybean magnate Dwayne Andreas pleaded innocent in U S District Court to making 100000 in illegal contributions to Hubert Humphrey s 1968 presidential campaign. The corporation First Interoceanic, of which he is chairman, also pleaded innocent. Four contributions of 25000 each were made to Humphrey campaign groups in Minnesota in 1968. Judge Earl R Larsen set a 1000 personal bond and motions due by December 21 with a hearing December 27. The case tied to Archibald Cox s late Watergate era investigations.
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Dwayne
Andreas
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Federal
Special Prosecutor's Office
First Interoceanic Corp
Humphrey
Minnesota
Joseph Walters
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Europe
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Larsen
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Library Seeks Intern Applicants for Mexico Audrain Library
Eldon Burgess director calls for college sophomores and juniors to apply for library internships contact Kay Davis at the Missouri State Library in Jefferson City by February 15. Details available at Mexico Audrain County Library and branches.
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Eldon Burgess
Mexico-Audrain County
Kay Davis
Missouri State Library
E. High Street
Jefferson City
Watergate Costs Over 4 8 Million Inquiries and Budgets
Washington AP reports total appropriations for Watergate investigations reach 4.8 million with potential to double. Senate Watergate Committee near 1 million, special prosecutor's office at 2.8 million through July 1, House Judiciary 1 million. additional costs include 232 thousand for White House lawyers and 220 thousand for grand jurors and stenographers. FBI probe described as the era’s most extensive, with man hours likely exceeding 1 million.
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Associated Press
Senate Watergate Committee
Special Prosecutor
House Judiciary Committee
White House
FBI
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Too Many Boys For Training School Budget
Jefferson City Missouri AP figures for July through October show a 42 percent rise in commitments to the Board of Training Schools. Most youths come from metropolitan areas. The Boys Training School at Boonville houses over 200, above the 150 budget. Commitments total 258 youths including 213 boys and 45 girls, up from 197 the prior year. Jackson, St. Louis, Clay, and Buchanan counties lead in male commitments. 86 boys came from St. Louis city.
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Jefferson City
Board of Training Schools
Tam
Frederick 0. McDaniel
Boonville
Clay County
Buchanan County
City of
St. Louis
New adult books added at university library sale list
The University of Missouri Columbia library announced added adult fiction and non fiction titles across many genres including science fiction mysteries biographies and reference works. A large catalog features works by Herbert Van Slyke Delderfield Hodge Zindel R. F. Delderfield and many others with cash and access details for the November 24 concert by the University Symphony Columbia.
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Frank de Felitta
Edward Ferman
Annie Charlie
Alan Fry
Ellen Geld
Adam Hall
Loren Singer
Edward Stephens
R. D. Symons
Helen van Slyke
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Snowboys
Forrest Webb
University Symphony
Columbia
University Symphony Orchestra
Jesse Auditorium
University of Missouri- Columbia
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