Missouri Board backs big push for special education
The Missouri State Board of Education approved a $233,405 emergency appropriation to hire teachers and aides for a surge in special education enrollment under a new law. A $12.7 million capital improvements request covers seven new schools and renovations at the state School for the Blind and Deaf, plus a $355,000 federal grant for teacher training and tuition support. The board also loosened high school equivalency standards to boost GED issuance, aiming to raise roughly 6,000 recipients last year.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Education
Missouri
Department of Education
Leonard Hall
Hall
Arthur Mallory
Christopher S. Bond
State School For the Blind
St. Louis
School For the Deaf
Fulton
Wilson Moves Britain Deeper Into Socialism
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson won a slim parliamentary majority and pledges to pursue electoral pledges to stabilize the economy. He plans a national TV address to outline programs including wealth taxes, nationalization, voluntary wage restraints, and renegotiation of Britain’s Common Market role.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
Calf Killing Still Planned By Cattlemen
In Dallas and East Texas, cattlemen pressed ahead with plans to slaughter thousands of calves on Tuesday and Wednesday to protest high costs and low prices for cattle. They urged halting grain exports and beef imports, seeking subsidies to boost prices. Several supporters cited a $2.50 to $3 per 100 pounds subsidy as a potential remedy.
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Dallas
Central
East Texas
Hungate Votes No On Cutoff Delay
Washington AP report details a House roll call defeating a plan to delay the military aid cutoff to Turkey by 187 to 171. Voting breakdown includes Hungate and several others opposing the delay, with multiple Republicans and Democrats across Kansas Missouri and Missouri voting variously yes or not voting.
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House
Turkey
Kansas
Roy
Sebelius
Shriver
Shubitz
Winn
Missouri
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Burlison
Clay
Hungate
Ichord
Litton
Randall
Sullivan
Symington
Taylor
Advisors named for Missouri School for the Deaf
MSD Advisors Mrs. Charles H. Dickey Jr of Mexico Noland K Deaver of Paris and Barney L Fish back of Perry named by Missouri Department of Education at its meeting in Jefferson City on Oct 1 12.
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Charles H. Dickey Jr
Mexico
Noland K. Deaver
Paris
Barney L. Fishback
Perry
Missouri School For the Deaf
Fulton
State Department of Education
Jefferson City
Cattle Manure May Be Source Of Future Gas
CHICAGO AP Cattle manure will heat thousands of Midwest natural gas users within two years, Peoples Gas Co. says. A plant to convert manure to a methane mix will be built in 1976 and supply about 30,000 homes via Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America. The fuel will cost about 1.33 per thousand cubic feet, higher than gas from the Southwest but cheaper than other new sources. The Illinois Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas service area includes this effort.
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Chicago
Midwest
Peoples Gag Co
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Eagleton warns of product diplomacy and resource limits
Sen Thomas Eagleton warns against product diplomacy by resource rich nations and urges a national resource conservation and recovery program. He backs President Ford on cutting oil imports by a million barrels daily and pledges to cosponsor mileage rules for new cars while noting U S imports of key minerals exceed major shares. He urges a national effort to conserve and research all natural resources.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Ford
United States
Quints Doing Well After 72 Hours
The Rohrer quintuplets in Baltimore are described as coming along well after 72 hours. Dr. Ronald Gutberlet cites survival of the critical period, with the five infants—four girls and one boy—now facing several more days at risk from infection.
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Baltimore
Rohrer
Ronald Gutberlet
University Hospital
Karen Rohrer
Gutberlet
Mills Is Done For The Associates Say
In Little Rock AP reports show Mills associates say the handling of the incident may hurt Rep. Wilbur Mills more than the event. Mills admitted being in the car during a speeding stop and smelling of alcohol as police described facial cuts and a passenger fleeing.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur Mills
Keith Goza
The
Arkansas Democrat
First Methodist
Kensett
Mills
Goza
Washington
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fannie Annabell Battistella
Fannie Foxe
Rep
Soybean Setbacks Mean Low Exports
Chicago AP reports U S farmers face drought flood and freeze effects on soybeans causing a smaller than expected crop. The USDA lowers estimates to 1.262 billion bushels and projects exports at 515 to 530 million, sparking debate over foreign demand and rationing through pricing rather than quotas.
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Chicago
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Washington
William E. Collins
American Farm Bureau Federation
Collins
Japan
Decatur
Weather and Rural Report Summary of Audrain Area
Official readings show 24 hour high 82 and low 59 with 7:00 am temp 59. Missouri forecast calls for showers and storms in many areas then cooler, high 60s to 80s southeast, partial clearing Sunday. Audrain Medical Center lists multiple admissions and recent births in Mexico, Centralia, Vandalia, and Farber with several dismissals noted.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Deaths and notices from Daily Record tromery area
Obituaries list Joseph M Bone Jr 72 of Mexico. Marriage licenses show Kenneth Boyd Mexico with Elsie Smith Cen tralia and Gary Robinson St Charles with Jane Rinkle Laddonia. Fire report details a minor blaze at Audrain County Republican HQ. Public safety notes include two window break-ins and several highway patrol incidents with multiple injuries. Court notes include Isgrig Heilwagen barbiturate case and various misdemeanor charges and venue changes.
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Kenneth H. Boyd
Mexico
Elsie F. Smith
Centralia
Gary Lee Robinson
St. Charles
Jane Ann Rinkle
Laddonia
Audrain County
Republican
W. Monroe St
Edward Thomas Isgrig
Route 1
Thompson
Kristin Gay Heilwagen
S. Jefferson St
Breckenridge
South Jefferson Streets
Thomas I. Osborne
Isgrig
Miss Heilwagen
Audrain
State Hospital
Fulton
Floyd F. Robinson
Ruth Huddleston
Mexicoan's Son Killed In Sawmill Near St. Mary
Joe Hurst of St. Mary was killed Thursday in a sawmill accident near St. Mary. He was the son of Donald and Mary Hurst. Funeral services were held today in St. Mary. Survivors include his parents two brothers and three sisters. In other notices, Mr. and Mrs. Don K. St. Clair of Vandalia welcomed a seven pound one ounce son born Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones of Farber welcomed an eight pound two ounce son born Friday at Audrain Medical Center.
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Audrain Medical Center
Robert M. Etherton
Howard K. James
William S. Smith
June L. Henderson
Russell E. Black
Paul H. Brower Jr
Terry Lee Weatherspoon
Eugene J. Hollyman
Raymond Gibbons
Martin L. Ogden
Mexico
William T. Potts
Raymond J. Britton
Fulton
William A. Sidwell
Vandalia
Jim McCauley Jr
Centralia
Jesse Gurwell
Charles Beamer
William Smith
Wallace Johnson
Jean Groupman
Mattie McDonald
J.R. Runyan
Lucy Wells
Mirs
Stanley Pulis
Steven Neely
James Travis
George Branstetter
Michael Yount
James Johnson
Bruce Marshall
Elmer Garrett
Jonesburg
Lawrence Brown
Laddonia
Lee Roy Worley
New Florence
Nellie McDonald
Maggie Fox
Lola Jones
William B. Waters
Rex Askey
Elmer Brautigam
Berger
Dale Banke
Wellaville
Elizabeth Fischer
Clyde Gotcher
Mon
Public Safety
Charles Arnold
Sherwood
Richard Schmidtke
Monroe
Highway Patrol
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Highway 54
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Oscar A. Brown
St. Louis
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Clyde R. Shields
Troy
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Donald Hurst
Prairie Hill
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Don K
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St. Charles
Richard Jones
Farber
Jones
Oliver Trucking Co
Girl for Adamses A seven pound five ounce daughter
A seven pound five ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Randall Dean Adams of Centralia at 4 10 am today at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Adams is employed by AB Chance Co.
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Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Adams
A. B. Chance Co
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