Nixon Money Bill May Be Cut Again
Washington AP reported the House faces further cuts to Nixon expense money after already trimming the amount to 398000 dollars. Proposals would cut or deny Nixon funds, including the pension, while others seek to block use of federal money to move tapes and papers from Washington to San Clemente. House and Senate leaders weigh Ford pardon and Watergate trial timing as Ford may testify on live TV.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House
Ford
Nixon
White House
Sidney Yates
D-Ill
San Clemente
Jerome R. Waldie
Dcalif
Tom Steed
Dokla
California
Florida
Office of Management and Budget
Joseph M. Montoya
Key Biscayne
Fla
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Full
Judiciary Committee
Vinyl Chloride Rulings Bring Court Action
Industry officials denounce and sue over new OSHA vinyl chloride exposure limits. Stender notes some plants may struggle but the rule will not shutter industry. Suits filed by Society of the Plastics Industry and Hooker Chemical Co. seek judicial review amid 7,400 plants and 350,000 workers.
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Chicago
Todd C. Walker
Firestone Plastics Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Arthur Little & Co
Asst
U.S. Labor
John H. Stender
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
U.S
Stender
Society of the Plastics Industry Inc
New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hooker Chemical Co
Stamford
Conn
Prince Andrew Revealed After Exchange Student Stay
In Toulouse France AP reports that Andy, three weeks in a Jesuit school, impressed peers and hosts as a bright classmate. The family who hosted him described him as the son of a landowner and a non working mother. He was later revealed to be Prince Andrew, second in line for the British throne.
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Toulouse
France
Andy
Scotland
England
Prince Andrew
Rockefeller Fills Ford Speech Dates Amid Confirmation
Nelson A. Rockefeller steps in for President Ford at two nonpolitical events in Utah and California as his vice presidential nomination faces Senate hearing delays. Betty Ford’s breast cancer surgery was reported, with Rockefeller planning a tight 30 hour round trip. Senate mail on the nomination runs heavy, though supporters expect confirmation despite opposition from conservatives and critics linked to Angela Davis.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
UPI
San Francisco
Betty
Pacific Coast
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Howard W. Cannon
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
New York
Angela Davis
Guard Alerted In Hannibal's Racial Trouble
After a Hannibal city meeting officials said the Missouri National Guard was alerted for possible duty to quell a racially tense situation. At Hardee's 300 youths clashed injuring nine. knives and clubs were seized. One deputy, Dan Hudson, wounded by a brick, is in satisfactory condition. Police maintained school attendance down. Guard not yet called. In other news, John Price Mull born to Don and Joyce Mull in Versailles Ill.
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Hannibal
Bernard Willams
Missouri National Guard
Hannibal Courier-Post
Roger Nelson
Hardee
Huck Finn
Marion County Sheriff's Deputies
Hardee’s
Hardee's. Marion County Sheriff's
Dan Hudson
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Hardee's
Nelson
Williams
Price Rise Hits Everyday Mayonnaise Across Cities
Price spreads for mayonnaise and dressings jumped 8 to 27 percent in September across 14 cities, with Washington DC seeing mayonnaise-type dressing nearly double from 65 cents to 1.49 per quart. Factors include soy oil costs up from 12 13 to 43 44 cents a pound and forecasts of tighter soybean crops due to weather.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Washington
D.C
Midwest
U.S. Agriculture Department
Chicago
Mayonnaise and
Stone Wins Democratic Nomination for Gurney's Senate Seat
MIAMI AP Former Florida Secretary of State Richard Stone wins the Democratic nomination to run for the Senate seat vacated by Edward J. Gurney after a run off primary. Stone defeats Rep. Bill Gunter. unofficial tally 314,708 to 304,475 with precincts reported.
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Miami
Florida
Richard Stone
Senate
Edward J. Gurney
Stone
Bill Gunter
Orlando
Gunter
Jack Eckerd
Clearwater
John Grady
Belle Glade
George Co. Wallace
William Lehman
Dade County
Joyce Goldberg
Lehman
Gurney
Federal Housing Administration
Mexico CTA Votes to Maintain Ties With MSTA
The Mexico Community Teachers Assn. with 207 members voted unanimously to continue its close association with the Missouri State Teachers Assn. The group met in the Hardin cafeteria and lauded more than 20 benefits, including a strong insurance program, legislative efforts, and workshops. New officers named for the school year are Edward Morris president Ruth Olson vice president Anita Riley treasurer and Dorothy Atkins secretary. The CTA-MSTA charter since 1912 underscores a long relationship, Morris said.
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Mexico
Dorothy Atkins
Cta-Msta
Morris
AMA Funds To Congressmen Fuel Health Insurance Drive
Organized medicine has contributed over 400000 to campaigns of 42 House members, mainly supporters of AMA backed national health insurance. The Health Security Action Council said 39 Republicans and 3 Democrats voted for the AMA favored bill and against reform measures. AMA political arm said it backs 200 candidates, about half aligned with the proposal.
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Washington
Organized Medicine
House
American Medical Association
Health Security Action Council
Council
American Medical Political Action Committee
W.J. Lewis
Workers reject four day week at Chrysler depot
DETROIT RP The four day week faced a setback at Chrysler Corp parts depot in Tappan New York as workers voted to end the union negotiated experiment started July 15. Workers cited dissatisfaction with new work practices and rotating job assignments. The 10 hour day limited family time and school schedules reduced weekend activities. The 60 day pilot was seen as potentially far reaching for the auto industry, a UAW spokesman said.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Tappan
N.Y
UAW
Port Chalmers Flu Predicted To Hit U S This Winter
Atlanta AP report cites National Center for Disease Control warning of Port Chalmers flu, first isolated in New Zealand, likely to spread to the United States with reports of isolated cases in Georgia and Mississippi. Dr. Lawrence Corey urges vaccination for seniors and chronically ill. The virus compared to Hong Kong strain, but less deadly. A separate birth notice records Rodger Dale Stephens born Sept 18 at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Center For Disease Control
London
United States
Port Chalmers
New Zealand
Lawrence Corey
Australia
Far East
South America
Corey
Georgia
Mississippi
Hong Kong
Rodger Dale Stephens
John Stephens
Salmons Trailer Court
Audrain Medical Center
Connie Leah
Clark Stephens
Mexico
Jake Epple Sr
Morrison
Myrtle Stephens
Mrs Ford Regaining Her Strength After Surgery
First Lady Betty Ford is regaining strength after breast cancer surgery and remains in good spirits. A medical bulletin notes normal temperature and stable vital signs as she reads, rests, and visits family at Bethesda Naval Hospital. President Ford visited with Jack Stiles and delivered a Gucci tote from Italian President Leone. Doctor William Fouty says she has an excellent postoperative course, while cancer cells were found in two of 30 lymph nodes, with further tests planned.
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Washington
Betty Ford
Ford
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Giovanni Leone
Grand Rapids
Jack Stiles
William Fouty
Squirrel hunter killed by mistaken shot near Arkansas line
Percy Harvey 54 of Poplar Bluff died after a .12 gauge shotgun blast near Big Lake Refuge in Mississippi County. Edward Boyd of Hornersville, hunting separately, mistook Harvey for a squirrel and fired as Harvey stepped from behind a tree, per Sheriff George Ford.
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Blytheville, Ark
Percy Harvey
Big Lake Refuge
George Ford
Mississippi County
Harvey
Edward Boyd
Hornersville
Boyd
Ford
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