St Louis Trade Mission Seeks Japanese Investment
A 101 member St Louis delegation including Mayor Poelker and chamber leaders travels to Tokyo and Osaka to promote St Louis products and seek investment. They plan meetings with about 85 firms, trade shows at U.S. centers, and a visit to Suwa, sister city, with the trip wrapping on November 4.
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Heavy Hug Turns Into Court Battle
MEDIA Pa AP a friendly hug at a Newtown Square dinner party led Anne Rieling a Bryn Mawr housewife to sue Carl Zipf for 10000 dollars alleging improper use of force The suit seeks damages for three broken ribs and aggravated arm and back injuries and escalating court action.
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Abortion ruling blasted at Missouri rally in St Louis
Missouri Atty. General John Danforth and Senator Thomas Eagleton addressed a Human Life Amendment rally of about 30 000 in downtown St Louis criticizing last year Supreme Court abortion ruling. Boston surgeon Mildred F Jefferson urged constitutional protection for unborn rights calling the decision a mistake by poorly informed citizens amid calls for a constitutional amendment.
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AFL-CIO Drops Fight On ERA Campaign Push
The AFL-CIO will drop opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment and actively back its passage, signaling a shift likely to influence industrial states with many union workers as 30 states have ratified and eight more are needed. A woman delegate at the convention called the move a big difference.
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Mexico police chief Earl Jones named sergeant of arms
Earl Jones of 1524 Ringo Street former Mexico police chief was elected Sergeant of arms Thursday night at the Nor theast Missouri Peace Officers meeting in Kirksville, placing him in the line of succession to the presidency of the group. He is a former president of the Missouri Police Chief Association. Also attending were FBI Agent William Duncan Sheriff Art Riley and Mrs. Riley Sgt. Earl Jaeger Sgt. Frank Cason Special deputy sheriff Ray Hamlett and former sheriff Harold Sulgrove.
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Year Round DST Proposed To Save Power
Washington reports fresh support for year round daylight saving time to cut electricity use by up to two percent, with DOT cautioning data are insufficient and Congress unlikely to act before clocks revert on Oct. 28. Debate pits urban safety against rural farming routines.
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MMA Parents Set Record With Pledges at MMA
MMA parents at Missouri Military Academy raised 18060 in pledges and gifts for progress projects for 1973 74 led by R H Weaver with a 50000 goal to fund academics and a new student center while confirming Dad s Weekend. The event followed a convocation of 20 parents and alumni.
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