Italian Poet Montale Wins 1975 Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm AP reports Eugenio Montale the Italian hermetic poet famed for concise, musical verse inspired by Dante wins the 1975 Nobel Prize for Literature. He will receive 143000 dollars and the prize from King Carl XVI Gustaf on December 10, with three Americans previously considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Eugenio Montals
Montale
Carl XVI Gustaf
Saul Bellow
Vladimir Nabokov
Norman Mailer
ESOPs Attract Interest In Corporate Finance Shifts
New York AP reports a 20 year old ESOP plan gains traction among executives seeking cash via stock ownership for employees. Tax changes boost credits, while criticisms warn of hidden costs and misfit for some firms. Hartford AP notes Gov Grasso faces Oct 29 strike by women over sex discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Kelso
San Francisco
Congress
Wayne Thevenot
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Kelso
Thevenot
Esops
Esop Trust
Hartford
Conn
Ella Grasso
Farber Personal News Recaps 100th Anniversary Events
The Farber community marked a 100th anniversary with worship services led by Rev. James Williams of Williamsburg. Attendees from Farber included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Crow and many others. Reports cover Baptist Women meeting, Mission Action donations, Zambia study, social visits, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Williamsburg
Farber
Leslie J. Crow
Bill Crow
Lillian Crow
Bill Stubblefield
Claudie Tipton
Lorenz Emo
H. A. Leet
Malcolm Hesse
George Carlson
Farber Baptist
Ivern Wilson
George Ellis
Edna Holbrook
Hannibal la Grange Chapel
Tri-County
Mission Action
Zambia
South Africa
Sterling Holbrook Jr
WOC
Farber Presbyterian Church
Mission Yearbook of Prayer
Philippines
Ralph Mollet
Mollet
Carlson
Mexico
Psycho Test Ordered In Tipton Case
In Tipton Missouri Kathy Webb 34 is ordered to undergo a psychiatric examination by Magistrate Henry Keeler after she was charged with assault with intent to kill and related counts in the stabbing of Tipton Warden Carolyn Atkins 44. The hearing is delayed pending test results at Fulton State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Henry Keeler
Kathy Webb
Women’s Correctional Center
Tipton
Monireau County
Clarence Hawk
Miss Webb
Fulton State Hospital
Carolyn Atkins
Tipton Women’s Prison
Corrections Division
Man drives into Missouri River to kill self in Kansas City
Kansas City police identify William May Jr. 31 as the drowning victim after a compact car plunged from Riverfront Park boat ramp into the Missouri River. The car was recovered with the body inside and no motive reported. Witness Ed DeMoss attempted a rescue but water pressure blocked the car door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri River
William May Jr
May
Riverfront Park
Ed DeMoss
Prisoner Influx Forces Temporary Transfer at Tipton Facility
A spokesman said the main prison will be used only temporarily while Tipton regains order. Tipton lacks adequate detention facilities for violent inmates. At the stabbing time Tipton held 125 inmates though designed for under 100, with 87 women prisoners, including three returned from the main prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Coyotes Raise Lamb Prices with Market Losses
Washington AP reports USDA estimated coyotes killed 735000 lambs and 230000 breeding ewes in Western flocks last year, about 6 percent of lambs and 2.5 percent of ewes. The ERS study notes large-scale loss causes, with final figures coming next year amid predator-control policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
Richard
Magleby
Congress
Vet confirms human involvement in Missouri cow mutilation
State veterinarian Dr. Taylor Woods confirmed a Lawrence County cattle mutilation was done by a human using a sharp knife. The investigation by Dr. Charles Dake links this case to four Lawrence County incidents, with other Missouri cases lacking conclusive source due to carcass condition and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Lawrence County
Taylor Woods
Woods
Oklahoma
Dr. Woods
Kansas
Wellsville clubs craft day fundraiser and events
Personal News notes the Happy Workers Extension Club plans a craft day at the Wellsville Senior Citizen Center on October 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Funds aim to exceed 4000 dollars as the group hosts a county council Christmas meeting in Montgomery City on December 1. Members will gather again for a family night on November 16 at 6 p.m. with hostesses Elmer Keith and Emily Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bishop
Happy Workers Extension Club
Wellsville
Montgomery City
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Paul Cokerham
Harry Lambert
Olympia
Rockfield
Fred B. Miller
Pasadena
Texas
Jeffersonity
Luther Plybon
Centralia
Charlie Boydston
Ellis
Apint
Farber Church
Church World Service
Leslie Crow
MFA
MPA
Bob Berrey
River
Harold Ruebling
Lee Erlich
Laddonia
Elsa Wessler
Wentzville
Elmer Wessler
Ruby Tanke
Columbia
Hart Schaffner & Marx
America
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