Troops On Border in Sahara Dispute
Algeria and Morocco reinforce border troops ahead of an International Court of Justice ruling on West Sahara. The United Nations advisory decision seeks self determination for 60,000 nomadic inhabitants amid Mauritanian and Spanish interests. Moroccan and Algerian forces mobilize while a UN mission suggests consultation and a possible presence to preserve the status quo.
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Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
Algeria
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
International ‘Court of Justice
World Court At
the Hague
Spain
United Nations
Hassan III
Mauritania
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Cuba
Iran
Ivory Coast
Sahara
Hassan
Marrakech
PSC Winds Up Evidence In SW Bell Case
The Missouri Public Service Commission ended the evidential phase of its probe into Southwestern Bell’s political contributions. Bell attorney Jack Lorenz sought dismissal, saying no evidence showed corporate funds used for politics. Arguments are due by December, with a ruling possible by January.
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Jefferson City
Public Service Commission
Barties
Pierce
Commission
H.D. ‘Mes
Bell
Ames
Lorenzo
PSC
Southwestern Bell
William Barvick
Barvick
James Ashley
St. Louis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Grand Jury
Texas
Leland Curtis
Voters Reject Bond Issues Across Lawrence and Brookfield
In Mount Vernon Lawrence County voters rejected a 224000 general revenue bond for a new county jail by 1708 to 1479, 4 cents per 100 assessed value. Sheriff Quade cited voter apathy and no resubmission plans. In Brookfield voters again rejected a 1143000 general obligation bond for a field house school complex bus garage and shop by 851 to 959.
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Mount Vernon
Lawrence County
Marvin Quade
Brookfield
Missouri
Landrum Name Derrick Harvey for Audrain Birth
Mr and Mrs Gary Harvey Landrum of 719 E Love welcomed Derrick Harvey born September 30 at Audrain Medical Center. He has a 7 year old brother Jeff and 5 year old sister Jennifer. Grandparents list include Lee T Goslin Mexico Harvey Landrum Montgomery City. Great grandmother Mrs Jack Goslin Mexico. Mr Landrum works at Wetterau Inc.
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Derrick Harvey Landrum
Gary Harvey Landrum
E. Love
Audrain Medical Center
Jeff
Jennifer
Lee T. Goslin
Mexico
Harvey Landrum
Montgomery City
Jack Goslin
Landrum
Wetterau Inc
City Hospital Nurses Fail To Show Up
About 40 nurses called in sick at City Hospital in St. Louis crippling the 550 bed facility. Emergency services were limited, operating room closed, elective surgery canceled, and nonemergency admissions halted. City health officials warned the system is under severe financial strain and operating crisis to crisis.
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ST. Louis
City Hospital
James Sullivan
Sullivan
R. Dean Wochner
City Director of Health and Hospitals
Wochner
St. Louis Municipal
Estate Planning Seminar Planned at Mexico United Methodist Church
An estate planning seminar will be held at 7 p.m. on November 9 at Mexico United Methodist Church. It will cover wills estates trusts taxes insurance and charitable gifts in estate planning led by Jack Gilbert director of Christian Workers of Nashville and G Andy Runge local attorney.
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Mexico
Mayor Pays Fines for 17 Illegally Parked Cars
Toledo mayor Harry Kessler paid 119 to cover fines for 17 motorists who parked illegally during a band festival at Bowsher High School. Officers ticketed cars that pulled onto a grassy area near the stadium despite objec tions from residents.
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Toledo, Ohio
Harry Kessler
Bowsher High School
Kessler
Toledo
Nebraska sets special session on state finances
Gov. J. James Exon ordered a special session of the Nebraska Legislature for Oct. 22 to address a money shortage in state government. He aims to avoid dramatic 1976 tax hikes and warned of possible sales tax rising from 2 to 3 percent and an income tax increase from 12 to 16 percent of federal liability if cash flow remains tight.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. James Exon
Nebraska
Exon
Kissinger Warns Third World About New Blocs
On his first official Canada visit, Henry Kissinger warned the developing world against forming new power blocs while urging developed nations to help them gain a rightful place in the global community. He advocated interdependence on energy and economics, noting Canada should participate in Paris talks and asserting Canada’s rise to full partnership in world affairs.
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Ottawa
Canada
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Community of Nations
Washington
Trudeau
Paris
France
West Germany
Britain
Japan
Italy
Wisconsin Research Professor Visits AMC
Dr. Alton Johnson of the University of Wisconsin School of Business visited Audrain Medical Center on Tuesday to study evolving hospital administrator roles. He noted AMC’s wide service scope and large service area as key reasons for inclusion, with partial funding from the federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
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Alton Johnson
University of Wisconsin School of Business
Audrain Medical Center
Johnson
Fedral
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kidnapers Threaten To Cut Off Foot
Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema, abducted in Ireland since October 3, says in a taped message the kidnappers threaten to amputate a foot if police demand proof he is alive. He says he will be killed if the Irish government does not free three IRA prisoners, including Rose Dugdale. The tape, received by mediator Philip Flynn, was played to reporters. Herrema, 53, is managing director of Ferenka plant in Limerick.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
Philip Flynn
Flynn
Ferenka Steel Company
Ferenka
Limerick
IRA
Rose Dugdale
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
Lawyer Says Patty Isn’t Real Radical
Terence Hallinan, former Hearst defense lawyer, tells Berkeley Barb Patricia Hearst is a leftwing person but not a supermilitant radical. He says she changed during 19 months with the SLA and may not hold independent views. He notes he resigned from the Bailey defense team over interference and laments media coverage.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
SLA
Hallinan
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Jet Crash Kills 9 Marines at Cherry Point
Nine Marines died when a training jet crashed on impact at Cherry Point North Carolina. Military authorities launched an investigation to determine the cause of the deadly incident.
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Cherry Point
N.C
Tony
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