Spending Plans Under Review
Washington budget director James T. Lynn says the 1977 federal budget outline, including $28 billion in proposed spending reductions, will be decided in the coming month as agency heads begin reviewing their spending plans.
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Washington
James T. Lynn
Lynn
Ford
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Labor
John T. Dunlop
White House
Dunlop
Congress
Hart Will Retire At End Of School
Davis Hart, Mexico Public Schools director of vocational and adult education, announced retirement at end of the school year. He began in 1950 as diversified occupations coordinator and adult education director, later becoming C.O.E. coordinator and director of adult education in 1958, and assuming his present post in 1965. He will complete 26 years with the system. Born in Seymour, he earned degrees from Southwest Missouri State University and the University of Missouri. He and his wife Betty reside at 909 S Olive with daughter Linda Miedler and granddaughter Amy. He has held leadership roles in several education associations and is a member of the Mexico Methodist Church.
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Davis Hart
Mexico
Hart
Seymour High School
Southwest Missouri State University
Springfield
University of Missouri At Columbia
Seymour
Elkland
Sikeston
Betty
S. Olive
Linda Miedler
Amy
Community Teachers Association
Missouri Industrial Educators Association
Missouri Council of Local Administrators
Mexico Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Senator Claims New JFK Leads in Three Theories
U S Senate subcommittee probes three conspiracy theories about Kennedy assassination. Schweiker says leads focus on Cuban Soviet plots, right wing US conspiracy, and anti Castro Cubans amid calls for public hearings. Warren Commission says Oswald acted alone. Schweiker cites uncertainty about the truth.
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John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
Warren Commission
Schweiker
Pennsylvania Republican
Kennedy
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Soviet Union
United States
Lee Harvey-Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Gary Hart
D-Coro
CIA
Castro
Senate Intelligence Committee
Donors Sought For Coming Bloodmobile Visit
Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Mexico for two days at United Methodist Church to collect blood. The schedule lists 3:45 PM Monday and noon to 4:45 PM Tuesday with a 113 pint daily quota. Audrain County has struggled to meet annual targets as the Mexico Jaycees recruit donors and place volunteers in area church pews.
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Red Cross
Mexico
United Methodist Church
Kissinger May Refuse Full Memo Subpoena On Cyprus Crisis
Secretary of State Kissinger signals a showdown with the House Intelligence Committee by refusing to submit a subpoenaed memorandum alleging U S mishandling of the Cyprus crisis. He offers a personal summary of views but won't name or testify about junior officers who drafted recommendations.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Kissinger
Ottawa
Canada
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Congress
Cyprus
State Department
Thomas Boyatt
Boyatt
Taylor G. Belcher
Greece
Turkey
Foreign Service
Gas price seen at closed Clark and Love station
The downtown pump shows 28.9 cents per gallon for regular gas, but the service station has been closed since that era. Located at the Clark and Love streets corner, the site currently has no gasoline available.
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Clark and
Love Streets
Richard Vance
Mexico School Board Acts To End 83-Mile Bus Ride
Mexico school officials voted to authorize Supt. Don Palmer to buy a new bus to trim Route 6. The board accepted a low bid for two 66 passenger buses, debated chassis bids, and planned a future meeting to finalize the purchase. They also approved a pregnancy sick leave policy under Title IX and discussed computer use in the vocational technical school.
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Mexico
Don Palmer
J. R. Houchins
Supt. Palmer
Palmer
Jim Johnston
Gilmore Implement Co
Carroll Motor Co
Houchins
The
International
Leonard Davis
Jack
Webber
Carroll
Watergate Final Report Leaves Mysteries Unsolved
The Watergate final report notes unresolved questions including who erased 18% of minutes from a Nixon White House tape and how a $100,000 Hughes contribution to Rebozo was handled. It urges a constitutional amendment on presidential indictments, cites plea bargaining, and records 50 plus convictions over 28 months.
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Washington
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Charles C.G. Bebe" Rebozo
Democratic Party
Congress
Henry S. Ruth Jr
Associated Milk Producers
Ruth
Leon M. Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
William Hungate
D-Mo
Robert W. Kasten
School Computer Plan Discussed
A committee of computer experts appointed last April studied buying a school system computer and the NCR unit emerged as the favored option. The board noted a $44,000 state approval split with the district and the project could serve vocational students and administration, though staffing impact was debated.
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Don Foreman
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Richard Bartlett
Audrain Medical Center
Steve Benton
The
Green Co
Jean Giesler
Citizens Savings Assn
Foreman
Maclean DuBus
Mildred Penn
Carl Biggs
Watergate Final Report Recommendations Highlight Key Policy Proposals
The Watergate Special Prosecution Force urges: bar campaign workers from top DOJ posts, require independent nominees for agency heads, demand a public national security policy clarifying executive warrants and oversight, require written intelligence gathering policies for CIA FBI and IRS, oppose a permanent special prosecutor, and keep enforcement agencies separate from presidential political use.
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U.S
Justice Department
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Internal Revenue Service
Secret Service
Administration
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
IRS
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