Rural towns need broader jobs to lure residents back
Jefferson City AP report quotes Alex Mercure assistant secretary of agriculture for rural development. He says rural communities must diversify employment and improve services to attract and retain residents. He cites Iowa as a model where small plants rise and urges energy research and conservation to aid farming.
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National Association of Rural Rehabilitation Corporations
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Nixon Aide Pleas For Early Release From Prison
Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell petition for time served releases from federal prisons. Lawyers cite contrition, debt, health issues, and family harm as reasons. Judge Sirica has previously granted similar requests for other Watergate figures.
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John N. Mitchell
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Richard M. Nixon
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Maxwell Air Force Base
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Nixon White House
Fhrlichman
Sirica
John Dean
Nerbert W. Kalmbach
James W. McCord Jr
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Waldheim Warns Of Arms Race In Belgrade Meeting
In Belgrade Yugoslavia the Helsinki follow up conference opened with warnings from Yugoslavia and U N Secretary General Waldheim that a fast expanding arms race endangers detente progress. Tito deplored hesitations in applying the accords and the armament race. United States officials plan further easing of travel and emigration limits and seek commitments to facilitate family reunions and easier entry for business and journalists. President Carter will sign two U N covenants on civil political and economic social cultural rights. The talks stress monitoring Helsinki provisions and addressing human rights across East West borders with no quick changes.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Court Kicks Charlie O Finley in Divorce Feud
Oakland A s owner Charles O Finley must pay his estranged wife 50000 in extra legal fees the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled upholding Porter Superior Court findings. The decision adds to 17000 already paid and orders an audit of Charles Finley Co while Finley and spouse share support at 1250 weekly.
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17 Year Old Held Without Bond In Schoolmate Killing
Platte City Missouri a 17 year old Platte City High senior was arraigned on capital murder charges for the stabbing death of 14 year old Julie Wittmeyer. The boy Mark E Sager was ordered held without bond with a preliminary hearing set for Oct 25. The body was found 42 hours after she was reported missing on Sept 2. Authorities say the girl died from stab wounds and a slashed throat. Sager was later detained at his home after being released from Menorah Medical Center and re admitted hours after the death. The Wittmeyer family did not attend the arraignment. Ralph Wittmeyer is president of the Platte County school board. The prosecutor declined to comment on weapon recovery or hospitalization procedures.
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Julie Wittmeyer
Mark E. Sager
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R. H. Mass Jr
Edward R. Sager
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Menorah
Ralph Wittmeyer
Lee Hull
Li'l Abner Ends Its Run Nov 5 1964
New York AP reports Al Capp will end Li'l Abner with the last daily strip on November 5 and final Sunday issue on November 13. The Hanford Dogpatch satire, started in 1934, appeared in about 400 newspapers now, once in 900. Capp, 68, lives in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate
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NAACP Meets The Mexico Andrain Chapter Meeting
The NAACP Andrain chapter led by president H O Tolson will hold a meeting at 6 p m tonight at Second Baptist Church. The event focuses on civil rights advocacy and community outreach in the region.
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Mexico, Andrain
NAACP
Second Baptist Church
H.O. Tolson
Boy who wanted to jump from window linked to Superman love
Miami Beach defense hinges on televised violence influencing 15 year old Ronny Zamora and 14 year old Darrell Agrella in a listed degree murder case. Zamora's mother Yolanda Zamora testified the boy adored Superman, watched Kojak, and learned English from TV. Savalas subpoenaed to testify. trial televised under a Florida Supreme Court approved experiment.
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Ronny Zamora
Yolanda Zamora
Zamora
Ellis Rubin
Darrell Agrella
Elinor Haggart
Miami Beach
Agrella
United States
Costa Rica
Court Decides Not To Decide Court Decides Not To Decide
Washington AP The Supreme Court opens its term by avoiding rulings in three major cases. It lets stand rulings allowing firing of homosexuals, permits release of Nixon tapes for civil suits, and upholds a federal desegregation order for Wilmington area schools. Additional items include pension gender equity, cross ownership limits, and police search standards for non suspects.
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Richard M. Nixon
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James Gaylord
Richard Nixon
White House
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Del
Stanford Daily
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