Heating oil may jump two to six cents next winter
New York AP report says home heating oil prices, rising all summer, could rise two to six cents per gallon this winter. With price controls and a tariff, the FEA projects about six cents more. without decontrol, three to six cents. Sales already up and down the supply chain note potential shifts in pricing as winter nears. Also included is a Nobel prize photo caption of Andrei Sakharov reacting to his peace prize.
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New York
Congress
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
New Hampshire
Mobil Oil Corp
Texaco Inc
Ford Puppies Sell Five Give Away Three For 300
President and Mrs Ford will give away five of their nine puppies and sell three others for 300 each. The First Lady keeps the ninth puppy named Misty’s Amber after its sire Misty’s Sungood Ladd. All pups will be kept for three to four more weeks until weaned.
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Washington
Ford
Misty
Amber
Sungood Ladd
Missouri Bean Harvest Progress Report 25 Percent Complete
Missouri farmers had six good field-work days last week. Corn harvest rose to 58 percent, soybeans to 25 percent, grain sorghum to 61 percent, and cotton to 30 percent complete. Winter wheat seeding reached 42 percent as of the survey.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Muehlebach Hotel Prepares for 1976 Conventions
Kansas City AP reports the Hotel Muehlebach begins a 7 million dollar renovation to host the 1976 Republican national convention and the International Shrine convention. Now named Radisson Muehlebach, the 750 room downtown landmark dates to 1915 and will serve as headquarters for Shrine in July and GOP in August.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Radisson Muehlebach
Radisson Hotel Corp
Missouri crops steady as drought trims but yields rise
The week saw a 17 point gain with fall plowing 16 percent complete and temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal with negligible rain. Despite widespread dryness hurting crops, Missouri still harvests about 173 million bushels of corn and 107 million bushels of soybeans. The banner year remains 1973 with 229 million corn and 127 million soybeans.
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Missouri
Elizabeth Taylor and Burton Remarry in Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton wed again in Chobe Botswana after a 14 month divorce. Commissioner Ambrose Masalila officiated the 20 minute ceremony with two witnesses. The couple then celebrated with champagne on the river bank as hippos looked on.
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Chobe
Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Ambrose Masalila
Burtons
Miss Taylor
Burton
Switzerland
Rome
Bot
Swana
South Africa
Johannesburg
Masalila
Fred Knoessen
Game Lodge
Knoessen
Charter Air Company
Serondela
Macon Receives Federal Funds for Vo Tech School
Jefferson City Missouri The Macon R 1 School District Board of Education announced approval of 150 000 in federal funds for the Macon Area Vocational Technical School to build and equip a new facility. Receipt of funds hinges on local bond issue passage.
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Jefferson City
Macon Area
Macon
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