Senators Seek Open Access to White House Advisory Boards
Washington AP Senator Lee Metcalf D Mont seeks ground rule changes for White House advisory councils. He cites the National Industrial Pollution Control Board with 63 top industry executives and notes exclusion of conservation groups. Metcalf proposes public representation open meetings and verbatim transcripts with annual $75 million cost cited.
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Washington
White House
Brown
State Department
Civil Aeronautics Board Advisory Committee On Finance
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Metcalf
CAB
Smithsonian Institution
Yérbatim
Daniel Boone Library bookmobile schedule update
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Sturgeon Elementary on Tuesday October 19 from 9 30 to 12 00. On Wednesday October 20 it stops at Hallsville Elementary 9 30 to 3 00 Hallsville Community 9 15 to 4 00 Kingdom Village Mobile Home Park 10 45 to 11 45 and Auxvasse Community 2 45 to 3 45. On Friday October 22 Hatton McCredie School 9 30 to 2 00.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
Hallsville
Kingdom Village
Bill to create a consumer protection agency faces House test
Washington AP reports debate begins on a proposal to establish a consumer protection agency after a decade of planning and infighting. Ralph Nader and allies say the bill was gutted. a strengthening amendment is urged. Chairman Holifield defends the bill as strong.
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Washington
House
Consumer Protection Agency
Ralph Nader
Government Operations Committee
Chet Holifield
Camelot Treasures Auction Shows On Channel 12 TV
Camelot Treasures adds items to next week's list for A Little Bit of Camelot auction. Channel 12 See TV airs wondrous treasures at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday with a Camelot committee show. Repeats on tape next noon. Auction and cocktail buffet at La Cantina Monterey Motel on Tuesday Oct 19 at 7 p.m. Tickets $5 at 27 locations, including Commerce Bank First National Ledger Hagan's Farm and Home Savings and LaVerne's Beauty Shoppe. Chair Jerry Seigfreid notes 12 items: bartending service by four physicians four golf lessons from Greg Swanson gift certificates from Flursheim shoes hockey stick from St Louis Blues two quail hunting guides a Ramada Inn weekend in Jefferson City autographed cards from St Louis Baseball Cardinals and football from St Louis Football Cardinals 100 phonograph records from juke boxes complete painting service Merle Norman cosmetics including facial monthly for six months two oil paintings and one tole painting.
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See
Camelot Committee
la Cantina
Monterey Motel
Commerce Bank
First National Bank
Ledger
Hagan's
Farm and Home Savings and Loan
LaVerne's
Jerry Seigfreid
Greg Swanson
Flursheim
St. Louis Blues
Ramada Inn
Jefferson City
St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Merle Norman Cosmetics
State Football Fan Fights Over Parking
George Mathews of North Little Rock sues the city over a car tow at War Memorial Stadium after a Sept. 18 Razorbacks game. He seeks to stop further harassment of fans and ensure parking guidance for payers, citing 45 towed cars and a $33 excess witness fee in his traffic court case. The city charges $1 for nearby parking.
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Little Rock
Ark
War Memorial Stadium
George FE. Mathews
North Little Rock
Mathews
Gale Weeks
Jack Meriwether
Four G killed in maneuvers at Grafenwoehr
ISEN Germany AP Four Americans and two Germans died and 102 were injured during NATO field exercises in Germany. The Army said most of the 44 accidents involved vehicle mishaps including a helicopter crash. Spec. 4 Rickey Collins of Ogden Kansas died after contact with a high voltage line while unloading a railway car. Spec. 4 Gary D. Johnson of Shelby Gap Kansas was found asphyxiated on a track recovery vehicle. Spec. 4 Jerome S. Ryan Jr. of the 15th Medical Detachment died when the helicopter crashed Saturday night at Grafenwoehr.
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Isen
Germany
U. S. Army
Army
Rickey Collins
Odgen
Kan
Ft. Riley
1St Infantry
Gary D. Johnson
Shelby Gap
1St Brigade
Grafenwoehr
Jerome S. Ryan Jr
15Th Medical Detachment
Rogers Heads Into Diplomatic Round
Secretary of State William P. Rogers travels to New York for talks with officials from at least two nations aiming to keep Nationalist China in the UN and press for a temporary Middle East accord. He meets Israeli and Egyptian ministers as U.S. efforts to reopen the Suez Canal and win UN support proceed amid cautious diplomacy.
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William P. Rogers
New York
America
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Rogers
Nixon
Tration
United Nations
China
Middle East
State Department
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Mideast
Abba Ban
Mahmoud Riad
Golda Meir
General Assembly
Meir
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
U.S
United States
U.N
Aee Suddle Carllee Nee Weer
Nis
Carver
New
Taiwan
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Kissinger
Lin Piao
US and Soviet to negotiate sea conduct to avoid incidents
In Moscow US and Soviet officials began talks to prevent harassment and accidents at sea. The talks, proposed by the United States in 1968 and accepted by the USSR this year, aim for an informal understanding limiting registered naval ships under existing international rules. The US delegation is led by John W. Warner. the Soviet chief negotiator is Fleet Adm. Vladimir A. Kastanov. Spy ships and non military vessels are not in scope. Talks are bilateral with NATO consulted and to report results.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
John W. Warner
Adm
Vladimir A. Kastanov
NATO
Jackson Would Vote For Byrd For Supreme Court
Washington AP Henry Jackson says he would vote to confirm Sen Robert Byrd if nominated for the Supreme Court. He spoke in Tampa after McGovern and Harris urged Nixon to pick someone else. Byrd, once in the KKK, has renounced membership and backed civil rights legislation.
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Henry Jackson
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Supreme Court
Jackson
Tampa
Fla
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Nixon
Administration
Byrd
Senate
Varous
Ku Klux Klan
McGovern
South Dakota
Hanover
N.H
South
Robert P. Griffin
Detroit
Michigan Republican
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Hickel Calls Press Adversary Against Special Interests
Walter J. Hickel former interior secretary says the press must challenge special interest groups that exploit national resources. In the Christian Science Monitor interview he warns against gun shy reporting and urges bold adversarial coverage now.
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Boston
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
Hickel
The
Christian Science Monitor
MPL Limits New Gas Connections At Missouri Power And Light
Missouri Power and Light Co. filed revised rules with the Missouri Public Service Commission to cap new customer connections. President David C. Harrison said only existing mains would add new residential service unless a prior commitment exists, due to limited Panhandle Eastern Pipeline gas supplies. The move aims to protect current customers as Panhandle aided by Aug. 10 notice of gas shortages.
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Missouri Power and Light Co
Missouri Public Service Commission
David C. Harrison
MPL
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Harrison
Panhandle
Cantrell Files For Treasurer in Missouri Primary
Jefferson City AP Cantrell Democrat from Overland filed for the party nomination for state treasurer in 1972. At 42, he chairs the House Appropriations Committee, cites 14 years in the House and active fundraising for August primary support. He joins five Democrats seeking the office as GOP challenger George Parker of Columbia runs in Boone County.
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Jefferson City
B. J
Lucky” Cantrell
D-Overland
Cantrell
House
Secretary of State
L.e.morris
Donald L. Carpenter
St. Louis
Milton Carpenter
Hunter Phillips
Kansas City
State Tax Commission
Harry Wiggins
Jackson County
George W. Parker
Columbia
Boone County
House of Representatives
James C.kirkpatrick
Kenneth V. Wildhaber
Osage County
Montgomery
Moniteau
Cole
Osage
Maries
Phelps,Gasconade
Warren
Collector's Office Open Saturdays Through December
The Audrain County collector's office will be open from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays through December. Taxpayers should bring all tax statements when visiting in person or send statements by mail to County Collector Leo Erde.
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Audrain
Leo Erde i
Icon of Tsarist era may fund U S Senate bid
Collinsville Illinois AP reports small town attorney Dakin Williams seeks Democratic nomination for U S Senate and could sell a 9 by 10 inch Christ icon valued by Chicago appraiser at 30 000 to 56 000 The icon traces to a 1827 wedding gift from Prince Blasnoff Yousapoff to Prince Nicolay Yousapoff and was once in a Yousapoff palace chapel It ties to Rasputin’s death and wartime looting by Allied soldiers.
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Collinsville
Russia
Dakin Williams
U.S
Williams
Tennessee Williams
Dimitrios N. Vassilades
Chicago
Ella
Petrograd
Leningrad
Nicolay Yousapoff
Yousapoff Palace
Gergari Rasputin
Alexandra
Rasputin
Felix You
Gridder Charged With Marijuana in Omaha
Jess Kendle, 23, a University of Nebraska at Omaha football player, was freed on a 500 dollar bond after arrest on a warrant charging unlawful sale of marijuana. Police say Kendle sold marijuana to an undercover officer in April. He has been a regular defensive end since the season’s second game.
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Omaha, Neb
Jess Kendle
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Kendle
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