Ford vetoes school breakfast program and nutrition bill
President Ford vetoed a 2.75 billion child nutrition bill that would fund a permanent school breakfast program for low income children. He argued it subsidized non-needy kids and warned current aid would end when new agriculture funding is enacted. Congressional leaders predicted a swift override.
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Washington
Ford
Car. D. Perkins
D-Ky
House Education
Labor Committee
George McGovern
D-S.d
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Agriculture Department
Congress
Alcoholism Director To Speak Here
Donald P. Howard, director of the Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse in Missouri, will address the East Central Mo Association for Mental Health meeting on Oct 13 at the Senior Citizens Center in Mexico. The 6:30 p.m. event includes a covered dish supper. attendees are asked to bring a dish. Howard will discuss Missouri plans for prevention and treatment of alcoholism and drug abuse.
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Donald P. Howard
Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Department of Mental Health
East Central Mo
Association For Mertal Health
Senior Citizens Center
Park St
Mexico
Mr. Howard
Missouri
Two Traffic Deaths As Weekend Begins
The weekend starts with two fatalities from separate crashes. Christine Marie Kinnock of St. Louis died in a two car collision at the Missouri 30 Route W intersection in Jefferson County about 25 miles southwest of St. Louis. Buddy D. Blades 40 of Mount Vernon was ejected from a pickup on highway EF about five miles southeast of Jenkins in extreme southwest Missouri.
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Associated Press
Christine Marie Kinnock
St. Louis
Missouri 30
Jefferson County
Buddy D. Blades
Mount Vernon
Jenkins
Missouri
Floyd Chinn Files for Van-Far Ambulance District Director
Floyd T. Chinn former mayor of Vandalia is the third Van-Far Ambulance District resident to file as a candidate for District 2 director. He lives at 703 N Main St Ward 3 and filed Friday afternoon joining Dempsey Dixon and Howard 1 in other districts. Election for six directors is set for Oct 41.
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Floyd T. Chinn
Vandalia
Van-Far
N. Main St
Mr. Chinn
Dempsey Dixon
Howard 1
Dixon
Curryville
Seven Elected to Missouri Squires Academy
Jefferson City AP reporter notes seven new members join the Academy of Missouri Squires led by former Kansas City Mayor Mas W. Davis. Others include George H. Capps Donald J. Hall John A. Morgan John R. Opel Helen Foresman Spencer and Harold E. Thayer The group founded by Gov James T Blair Jr in 1960 honors Missourians for community state and national achievements.
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Jefferson City
Academy of Missouri Squires
Kansas City
Mas W. Davis
The
Squires
Davis
John R. Opel
IBM
New York
Helen Foresman Spencer
Harold E. Thayer
St. Louis
James T. Blair Jr
Memoir of SLA Kidnapper Emerges From Hearst Case
FBI finds a 56 page memoir in SLA hideouts that may be written by Bill Harris or an unidentified female. The document describes Feb 4 1974 guerrilla resolve and outlines SLA targets while Hearst and Harris associates face charges. A separate affidavit and notes suggest Hearst did not author sworn statements, and a Carmichael bank robbery is under investigation with four suspects including Hearst.
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San Francisco
Patty Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Bill
Emily Harris
Harris
FBI
Hearst
SLA
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Los Angeles
Terence Hallinan
Chris Sizemore
Fairfax City
Hallinan
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Chronicle
Crocker National Bank
Carmichael
Sacramento
The
Chronicle
the Harrises
Steven Soliah
Myrna Opsahl
Soybean Council Petition Gains MDA Verification in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri Agriculture director James B Boillot announced the Missouri Department of Agriculture has verified a petition to form a soybean merchandising council. The petition exceeds the 2056 signature threshold and a public hearing is scheduled for December 15 at the Department of Conservation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Department of Agriculture
James B. Boillot
Boillot
Missouri Department of Conservation
Ten Mile Drive
Harris seeks woman attorney in SLA case
Emily Harris and husband William Harris and Patricia Hearst face 11 felony counts in a Los Angeles crime spree including kidnapping with robbery and assault with deadly weapon. Harris urges a female attorney join Leonard Weinglass, says defense should address political motives as part of the case. Hearst’s arraignment delayed for psychiatric evaluation while San Mateo custody transfer to Los Angeles is considered for joint trials.
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Los Angeles
Symbionese Liberation Army
Emily Harris
Weinglass
District Attorney’s
Dep. Dist. Atty
Samuel Mayerson
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Los Angles
Harrises
SLA
Sihanouk to Speak at UN General Assembly Monday
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia arrives in New York from Peking with a nine member delegation for a week long stay. He says he is coming to pay homage to the United Nations and will address the General Assembly on Monday.
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New York
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
United Nations General Assembly
Sihanouk
Peking
Tam
United Nations
Emperor Hirohito Tours Woods Hole Lab On Cape Cod
Washington AP report on Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako visiting Cape Cod during a two week state trip. He tours Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Marine Biological Laboratory while she visits Sandwich Glass Museum and local arts sites. President Ford hosts a state dinner praising Japanese American friendship.
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Washington
Hirohito
Cape Cod
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
New York City
Monarch
Empress Nagako
Ford
Tiny Woods Hole
Woods Hole
Howard Saunders
Marine Biological Laboratory
Sandwich
Sandwich Glass Museum
Artists Guild
Falmouth
Tokyo
White House
Nagako
America
Japan
Arlington Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Eight Killed As Fire Destroys Mobile Home
Eight people died when a mobile home near Bedford Indiana burned early today. Victims include Rocella Winters and three of her children and four grandchildren of a visiting family. The trailer housed four Winters children. The cause is undetermined. Lake family members were treated for smoke inhalation and shock.
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Bedford
Ind
Indiana
Charles
Carrie Lake
Lake
Rocella Winters
Paula
Pauline
Paul Edward Winters Jr
Ginger
Jeffery
Melissa
Michelle
Ken Hollingsworth
Police Hunt Dutch Victim of Terrorists in Limerick
Police search for Dutch industrialist Dr Tiede Herrema, 52, kidnapped by terrorists in Limerick. The abductors demand release of three Irish Republican Army prisoners, including Rosé Dugdale, a jailed art thief, and Kevin Matson. authorities refuse to negotiate. Ferenka Co. directors shut the plant for 48 hours as 1,200 workers plan a protest march.
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Limerick
Ireland
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Tiede Herrema
IRA
Provisional Ira
Rosé Dugdale
Miss Dugdale
Northern Ireland
Kevin Matson
Jim Hyland
Ferenka Co
Herrema
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