Nixon to unveil Phase 2 economic program in TV address
President Nixon will announce Phase 2 of his economic plan in a live TV radio address at 7 30 p m EDT Thursday from the White House. The package includes tax cuts worth 15 4 billion over three years and alters benefits across income groups while reviving the investment credit for business.
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Washington
Nixon
Mexico
White House
Cost of Living Council
Ronald L. Ziegler
House
Ways and Means Committee
Aflcio
Audrain County votes swing against parimutuel betting in Missouri
In Audrain and across the state voters rejected the parimutuel horse racing amendment by wide margins, while a $150 million water pollution bond soared to victory. The results showed strong outstate opposition to gambling but broad support for environmental funding and related constitutional measures.
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Audrain
Mexico
Laddonia
St, Louis
Missouri
Greenberg
St. Louis
Illinois
Mississippi River
Warren E. Hearnes
Sturgeon Girl Dies After Lunch Table Accident
Funeral services for Peggy Diane Dawson, 11, who died after a heavy lunch table fell on her at Sturgeon R-5 School, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sturgeon Baptist Church. Burial is in Mt. Horeb Cemetery. Peggy, a sixth grade student, was part of the school band and volunteer helper in setting up tables. A memorial fund is set up at Sturgeon State Bank.
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Sturgeon
Peggy Diane Dawson, Jr
Sturgeon Baptist Church
Jerry White
Charles Halbrook
Mt. Horeb
Fenton Funeral Home
Peggy
Boone County Hospital
Richard Brashear
Robin Hood Rd
Mexico
Supt. White
Sturgeon State Bank
Moberly
Charles
Mary Kitchen Dawson
Mary Ruth Kitchen
Nixon administration backs 45 cent school lunch aid move
The Agriculture Department will reimburse states at a minimum average of 45 cents per meal to provide free or reduced price lunches. Asst. Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng cited a 10 cent increase from the original proposal, costing about $135 million and lifting the 1971-72 school budget to $750 million. The change aims to feed about eight million needy children this year, up from 7.3 million last year.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Senate
Department
Asst. Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Ment
Lyng
Missouri Revenue Director Praises 1620 Employees
ST. LOUIS AP James E. Schaffner, state director of revenue, says the department’s 1,620 employees are dedicated and hard working. He notes federal study showing 20 percent of Missouri mail handled by the Postal Service goes to his agency. In a luncheon talk to Lions Clubs, he invites members to tour Jefferson City offices, defends tax collection and urges space and funding. He rejects claims of chaotic operations and questions outsiders’ understanding.
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ST. Louis
James E. Schaffner
U.S. Postal Service
Missouri
Midtown
Cheltenham
Chateau
Lions Clubs
Schaffner
Bean Bin Fire Forces Grain Removal
MFA Exchange workers and area farmers labored two days to remove about 100000 bushels of New soybeans stored under government loan from a bin near Perry after an overheated auger bearing sparked a smoldering fire. The beans are insured and being hauled to Louisiana for storage. loss is expected at 25 percent or less. Also today at Audrain Medical Center Carrie Anne Mattox was born to Billy D. and spouse at 6:45 am weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces.
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Perry
MFA Exchange
Billy D. Mattox
W. Boulevard
Audrain Medical Center
Carrie Anne Mattox
Mattox
The
Carroll Motor Co
Ora Shay
Fulton
Bill Mattox
West St
Subdivision Plan for 74 Lots in Boonville Plan
Trouts Investments Inc of Boonville reviews a 74 lot subdivision on 20 acres west of Fairground Street near Mexico School Board property. Homes priced 17 000 to 21 000 including lot, FHA approved, with many available for federal loans. Street alignments adjusted to fit adjacent developments before final plan to be submitted in two weeks.
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Trouts Investments Inc
Boonville
Fairground Street
Mexico
Nielsen
Planning and Zoning Commission
Senate Rejects 60 to 25 Viet Withdrawal Deadline
The Senate rejected by 60 to 25 an amendment demanding total U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam by February 3 unless new presidential elections are held. The measure, offered by Sen. Montoya, also called for all U.S. troops to depart within six months even if elections occur. Final action on the related military procurement bill was pending midafternoon.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
South Vietnam
Joseph M. Montoya
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Rhodesia
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Nixon
Mathias
Mike
MMA Homecoming Planned for Missouri Military Academy on Oct 30
Missouri Military Academy schedules its 1971 Homecoming for Saturday October 30 with honor classes from 1921 to 1961. Class chairmen include Jerry Nicholson and Red Bruce, with Wynn Ferrel directing 1961 and others to be named. Events run 8:30 a.m. registration through a 7:00 p.m. Empire Club dinner dance, plus a 2:30 p.m. football game against the MSD Eagles.
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Missouri Military Academy
Jerry Nicholson
Springfield
Red Bruce
Branson
Cave Countie
Ballwin
Wynn Ferrel
Clarkston
Board of Directors
MMA
MMA Colonels
MSD Eagles
Colonels’ Field
Empire Club
Eskimos Sue Over North Slope Oil Lands Ownership
The Arctic Slope Native Association filed suit in Washington against Secretary Morton and Interior officials claiming Alaska Statehood Act provisions violated native rights and due process in approving North Slope land selections and oil leases. The suit contends aboriginal title and questions affect some 56.5 million acres and the 912 million sale.
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Washington
North Slope
Alaska
Arctic Slope Native Association
U.S
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
Interior Department
Interior
Arctic Slope
Eskimos
Brooks Range
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Don Dick
Jerry Moore
Tom Hodges
Richard Vance
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