Audrain Tops Missouri Cancer Crusade Awards
Audrain County ACS earned top county status at Missouri Division meetings in Jefferson City for a county record fund raise over 16 700 dollars and 66 cents per capita. J C Pollard accepted the award as county crusade chairman. The state average per county was 3 percent. Other Mexico attendees included Walter T Staley Col C R Stribling and Ron Holbrook. Staley received a 30 year service award. Marvella Bayh spoke as featured speaker.
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American Cancer Society
State Cancer Crusade
Missouri Division
The
ACS
Ramada Inn
Jefferson City
Audrain County
J.C. Pollard
Mexico
Walter 7. Staley
Col. C. R. Stribling
Ron Holbrook
Staley
Col. Stribling
Missouri
Marvella Bayh
4Irch Bayh
Indiana
Water District Grants Awarded by State Total 758000
Seven public water supply districts in Missouri received state grants totaling 758000 for construction projects. Funds come from federal revenue sharing and will supplement local funds as well as federal grants and loans. Districts receiving funds include Andrew County No 3 Bates County No 6 Chariton Linn No 3 Supply No 4 Howard County No 1 Vernon No 2 and Worth No 1 with specific grant amounts listed.
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Jefferson City
T(ap
State Department of Natural Resources
Andrew County
Bates County
Chariton-Linn Public Water Supply
Howard County
Vernon County
Worth County
Miss Gage Sings With CMC Choir During 1977-78 Year
Rebecca Gage of Mexico lives on Highway 54 East and is a freshman majoring in MUSIC at Central Methodist College. She is one of 43 students in the 4 cappella choir directed by Prof. John Ditto. The choir, chosen by audition, performs at Linn United Methodist Church on alternate Sundays and makes guest appearances in churches across the state.
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Fayette
Rebecca Gage
Central Methodist College
John Ditto
Linn United Methodist Church
Miss Gage
John Gage
Highway 54 East
Mexico
Edina approves $85,000 sewer bonds in landslide vote
Edina Missouri voters backed an $85,000 sewer bond proposal for the second time in under five weeks. The Thursday vote was 244 in favor with four opposed.
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Edina
Missouri
Mike Stubblefield Earns Degree Milestone at Missouri
Mike Stubblefield of 1002 W Latney has earned a B S in public administration from the University of Missouri at Columbia and is pursuing a Master of Business degree. As an undergrad he made the dean's honor list all eight semesters and was inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma for business scholars.
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Mike Stubblefield
W. Latney
University of Missouri At Columbia
Beta Gamma Sigma
Openness pledge meets Panama canal controversy
In Washington the Carter team faces a political setback as a confidential Panama cable, stating the Panamanian govt rejects U.S. intervention after turnover, becomes public. Senate politics heat as Dole releases the cable, prompting ethics scrutiny and a clash over canal treaty support and transparency. The episode fuels the debate over U.S. control of the canal by 2000.
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Washington
Carter
Panama
State Department
The
Senate
U.S
Canal
National Assembly
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Hodding Carter III
Department
Dole
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