200 Mile Fishing Limit Approved by House vote
The House approved a 200-mile fishing limit as 208 to 101 backed measures seek to curb foreign trawlers mainly from Japan and the Soviet bloc. The bill would lapse if a UN treaty is ratified and allows limited foreign fishing otherwise under stock assessments with new zones and fees for research and management.
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U.S
Coast 4 Guard
House
United States
Japan
Senate
Commerce Committee
Congress
Ford
Henry A
Kissinger
United Nations
U.N
Joel Pritchard
Rash
Gerry Studds
Dmass
New England
Webber And Spencer to head 1976 Miss Missouri Pageant
Larry Webber and Gary Spencer will serve as executive director and producer for the 1976 Miss Missouri Pageant, announced during the Mexico Jaycees meeting at Monterey Restaurant. Also named were Frank DiBlasi director and Gary Keith producer for Miss Audrain County Pageant. Jaycees set Christmas tree sale chair Harold Hoover, Haunted House event October 26 to 31 on the second floor of the old shoe factory, and an orientation on favorable membership led by Robert Fepton with a slide show of club activities.
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Larry Webber
Gary Spencer
Monterey
Frank DiBlasi
Gary Keith
Jaycees
Harold Hoover
Dennis Purdy
Prison Inmate Stabbed Five Times During Breakfast
Jefferson City Missouri AP A prison inmate Joe Louis Ealey aged 32 was stabbed five times at breakfast in the dining hall. He received two chest and three leg wounds and is listed in good condition at the prison hospital. A weapon was recovered and two suspects placed in administrative segregation. No motive has been established. Ealey is serving a 40 year term from Jackson County for statutory rape, admitted August 1973.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Joe Louis Ealey
Hosital
Donald Wyrick
Ealey
Jackson County
Maine Men Sing Rudy's Song at Vallee Weekend
A Sigma Alpha Epsilon group at the University of Maine performs the Maine Stein Song as Rudy Vallee visits for the universitys 100th homecoming. Vallee waves, his wife Eleanor claps and joins in, with students in raccoon coats and pork pie hats. He is to be honored at a Saturday ceremony before the Maine versus New Hampshire football game.
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Bangor
Maine
Rudy Vallee
University of Maine
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Maine Stein
Vallee
Eleanor
University of New Hampshire
Howdy Doody Time Returns as Syndicated Series
Buffalo Bob Smith plans a revived Howdy Doody Time starting next September for syndication. The new generation of youngsters and nostalgic adults will hear It’s Howdy Doody Time as Smith and manager Jack Drury cite a successful campus tour boosting the series’ return.
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Miami
Howdy Doody
Buffalo
Bob Smith
Howdy
Jack Drury
Smith
One-Armed Fiddler Captivates Yankton Fiddle Contest
Leonard Smith of Stark City Missouri, 64, performed at the Yankton regional fiddling event with one arm, tucking the instrument under his chin and using his legs to brace the fiddle. Judges praised his skill and determination as 3,000 spectators rose for a standing ovation. Smith lost his left arm in 1933 and adapted to finger the strings with his right hand. He is a retired Missouri Farmers Association plant foods division manager now running a 120 acre farm. his wife, who once played piano, now plays guitar.
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Yankton, S.D
Leonard Smith
Stark City
South Dakota
Smith
Yankton
Gene Wilhite
Brazil
Ind
Stark
A Nor
Mal
Missouri Farmers Association Plant Foods
Cason Responds to Lehr and Spain on Missouri race
Missouri state senator William Cason, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, urges party unity amid comments by Auditor George Lehr and Democratic chairman James Spain. Lehr says urban appeal matters. Spain notes Cason lacks personal charisma. Cason defends grassroots focus and accuses leaders of polarizing urban and rural voters. Lehr reserves decision on running until spring.
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Jefferson City
William Cason
Missouri
George Lehr
Democratic Committee
James Spain
Cason
Lehr
Christopher S. Bond
Spain
Southeast Missouri State University
Bond
Bloomfield
Mold contaminated boric acid eyewash recalled nationwide
Nearly 20,000 bottles of boric acid eyewash solution from Whiteworth Inc. are being pulled from the market in 10 western states including Arizona California Colorado Hawaii Idaho Nevada Oregon Texas Utah and Washington after FDA tests found mold contamination. Lot numbers A387675 1439675 H197374 and J197374 are affected.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Whiteworth Inc
Gardena
Calif
Arizona
California
Colorado
Hawaii
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Texas
Utah
FDA
Portugal vows order after clashes in Oporto
Lisbon says confrontations with radical leftist soldiers in Oporto aimed to topple the government and condemns communist aligned media for trying to blame the centrist PPD. A military tally puts injuries at 54 with several in serious condition as authorities seek stability and a meeting with the Revolutionary Council.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Oporto
Popular Democratic
PPD
Vasco Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Northern Command
Army
Carlos Fabiano
How They Voted in Senate on Peace Agreement Monitors
The AP reports a 70-18 Senate vote approving American technicians to monitor the Israeli Egyptian peace deal. For the resolution: Democrats Eagleton Missouri Symington Missouri supported it.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Eagleton
Symington, Mo
Bicycle Registration Opens At Mexico Schools
Bicycle registration will be held in Mexico schools next week in cooperation with the PTA and Mexico Police Department. A 50 cent fee buys a permanent license for every bicycle within city limits to aid in recovery. Safety emphasis urges riding on the right and using hand signals. Registration dates include Eugene Field Oct 14, McMillan Oct 15, St. Brendan's Oct 15, Mexico Junior High Oct 16, Hawthorne Oct 17.
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Mexico
Mexico Police Department
PTA
Buddy Robinson
Eugene Field
McMillan
St. Brendan's
Mexico Junior High
Hawthorne
Lennon Boy Born as Deportation Question Looms
In New York, John Lennon and Yoko Ono welcome eight-pound 10-ounce Sean Ono Lennon on Lennon’s 35th birthday. Sean is a U.S. citizen by birth. a federal court ruling on Lennon’s deportation after a 1968 marijuana conviction may clear the path for his permanent residency. In Arkansas, Continental Telephone seeks to issue 10 million dollars in bonds and 2 million in preferred stock to fund capital improvements and reduce short-term debt.
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New York
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Sean Ono Lennon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lennon
United States
Little Rock, Ark
Continental Telephone Co
Wentzville
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Missouri
Arkansas
Mammoth Spring
Ark
Fulton County
Benton County
Institutional
Israel Signs Sinai pact after Senate approval
Israel signed the final Sinai accord seven hours after the Senate approved a U S provision allowing 200 American civilian technicians to monitor a buffer zone between Israeli and Egyptian forces. The move enables troop pullback and return of Abu Rudeis oilfields to Egypt.
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Israel
Sinai
Senate
Sinai Desert
Abu Rudeis
Egypt
U.S
House
Ford
Jerusalem
Congress
United Nations
United States
Middle East
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Soviet Union
Gulf of Tonkin
Kiwanians Aid Four Civic Projects
The Mexico Kiwanis Club voted to donate 1029 dollars to four groups. One hundred dollars goes to the Senior Citizens Center for patio equipment and shelving. Two hundred to the Cerebral Palsy School building fund. Two hundred to the Handi Shop. One hundred twenty nine toward a projector for use in LPN and health occupations losses at Audrain Medical Center.
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The
Mexico Kiwanis Club
Senior Citizens Center
Audrain Medical Center
Volkswagen ends two-decade U S economy car reign
VW of America says 1976 models raise entry price to 3499 dollars as the firm shifts away from volume, seeking engineering and quality over price. Soaring costs at home and a stronger mark reduce competitiveness, with Toyota and Datsun poised to outsell VW in the economy segment this year.
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Detroit
Volkswagen
America
U.S
VW _ of America
Toyota
Datsun
Wealthy donors named in Ford campaign gifts
Washington AP report details a finance filing showing many donors giving the maximum allowed under law to the Ford campaign. The committee says $696000 raised, $279000 spent, with a broad base of contributors. Names include David and Laurence Rockefeller and figures from business and government.
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Ford
Ford Committee
New Hampshire
Nelson Rockefeller
David Rockefeller
Laurence Rockefeller
Nixon
Detroit
Max Fisher
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