State Health Plan in Controversy Rocks Missouri
Missouri moves toward Public Law 93-641 creating Health System Agencies to coordinate care and fund health programs. Gov. Bond denounces federal control while supporters praise enhanced local planning. Area II draws criticism for its size and administration.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
National Health Planning and Resources Development Act
Congress
Christopher S. Bond
HEW
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bond
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
William Mitchell
Washington
Thomas Dolan
University of Missouri- Columbia
Laclede
Cedar
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bootheel
Area ID
Gov
Sentiment Grows To Ban Non Returnable Bottles
Federal agencies and U S senators back proposed EPA guidelines to ban non returnable beverage bottles on federal property with a five cent deposit. The plan would affect 2 to 4 percent of national beverage sales and require a year for compliance, though nationwide impact remains uncertain.
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New York
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Frank McManus
Can Manufacturers Institute
Senate
National League of Cities
National Association of Counties
Officials Appointed for Van-Far Ambulance Vote
County clerk John Jesse announced appointing election judges and clerks for Van-Far ambulance district vote set for Friday October 31. Vandalia Ward 1 judges Guy Etta Daniel Helen M. Barrett. clerks Roy Gramley Donna Hoover. Ward 2 judges Naomi Flanigan Hermena Collins. clerks Mary M. Martin Ruby M. Barnes. Ward 3 judges Mabel Peery Katie Jane Lovelace. clerks Joyce E. Moore Frances Estes. Precincts East Curvie and Farber names listed for judges and clerks. New Harmony Pike county precincts list judges and clerks. Curryville Pike precinct lists judges and clerks. Six directors to be elected, one from each district. candidates include Marvin R. Hunt Dempsey Dixon for district 5. Mayor Don Crow John Maple Jr for district 1. Mrs Alvin Barrett Howard Dixon for district 6. Unopposed: Dave Strassner district 4 Thomas Blevins district 3 Floye T. Chinn district 2.
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Van-Far Ambulance District
John Jesse
Vandalia
City Hall
Guy Etta Daniel
Helen M. Barrett
Roy Gramley
Donna Hoover
Naomi Flanigan
Hermena Collins
Mary M. Martin
Ruby M. Barnes
LaCrosse Lumber Co
Mabel Peery
Katie Jane Lovelace
Joyce E. Moore
Frances Estes
East Curvie
Evelyn Lemasters
Emma Belle Clithero
Betty Doak
Aldine Schuknecht
Farber
Donna J. Williams
William E. Ehrlich
Mildred Hull
Marjorie Williams
New Harmony
Pike County
Dave Strassner
Thomas Blevins
Floye T. Chinn
Wright City seeks more ramps on I-70 proposal
Wright City officials push for additional exits on Interstate 70. They request an east bound ramp at the Highway F overpass and a west bound ramp at the proposed half diamond interchange on the city’s west end. An alternative asks for east bound F ramp only.
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Wright City
Ozone Threat From Nitrogen Fertilizers Warned by Strong
United Nations environment chief Maurice Strong warns nitrogen fertilizers may pose the greatest risk to the earths ozone layer, ahead of aerosols. He notes stopping fertilizer use would be harder, as the green revolution relies on them to boost food yields. Research on the link is underway at MIT.
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United Nations, N.Y
Maurice Strong
U.N. Environment Program
Strong
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
SSA Office Visit Tuesday at Mexico Courthouse
A representative from the Columbia branch of the Social Security Administration will be in the community room at the courthouse in Mexico on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon. The agent will assist residents to file for retirement disability survivor or health insurance benefits and answer questions about Social Security Medicare and Supplemental Security Income.
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Columbia
The
Social Security Administration
Mexico
Cancer Center to Honor Green and Allton Dedication
The Cancer Research Center in Columbia will dedicate two buildings named for A. P. Green of Mexico and J. M. Allton of Columbia. The A. P. Green Building, occupied since 1968, houses core research and offices. The 20,000 square foot Allton Building, completed in 1975, contains 32 labs and 30 offices across two floors. Government and institute leaders, including Gov. Bond and National Cancer Institute representatives, will attend a 2 p.m. ceremony featuring tributes, a ribbon cutting, and a reception.
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Cancer Research Center
Columbia
A. P. Green
Mexico
J. M. (Tom) Allton
A. P
Alston
Green
Christopher Bond
Mr. Green
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital
Jean Madden
MFA Insurance Companies
Harold Reisch
W. C. Whitlow
J. G. Probstein
M.D
Missouri Cancer Commission
Joe Scallorns
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
John S. Spratt Jr
Mary Frances Alston Sneed
Martha Green Stanley
Allen P
Josephine B. Green
Kit) Bond
Richard H. Schord
Thomas J. King
Division of Cancer Research Resources & Centers National Cancer Institute, Nih
William A. Walter
Division of
Cancer Research Resources & Centers National Cancer Institute Nth
J. M
Tom) Allton
Charles Halbrook
Barbara Kobush Wins Furnish Scholarship at Central Methodist
Barbara EB Kobush a sophomore from Mexico receives the Dr and Mrs J A Furnish scholarship for the 1975 76 academic year at Central Methodist College in Fayette She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James W McIntosh Rt 3 Mexico
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Barbara EB. Kobush
Mexico
J. A. Furnish
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Kobush
James W. McIntosh
Rt. 3
Libya Transfers US Jets To Turkey
Washington says seven Northrop F 5 fighter planes were moved from Libya to Turkey last month in apparent contravention of the U S embargo. State official McCloskey protested to Tripoli while noting Turkey did not breach legal obligations and the transfer will influence future Libyan arms requests. Candice Thomson and June Wagner are noted in the text.
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Washington
Libya
Turkey
State Department
Congress
Northrop Fas
United States
U.S
Robert J. McCloskey
Tripoli
McCloskey
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Mexico Teachers At Economics Seminar
Twelve secondary teachers from Mexico participated in sessions at the University of Missouri in Columbia titled Economics in the Curriculum. Participants included Miss Betty Baker Mrs. Emogene Fox Mrs. Priscilla Fuhrer Joseph Gardner Bryan Nickerson Richard Olson Kathy Quick Ginny Raney Lucille Stowers and other attendees.
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Mexico
University of Missouri
Columbia
Betty Baker
Dorcas
Paul Day
Route 3
Emogene Fox
Priscilla Fuhrer
Ringo
Joseph Gardner
N. Wade
Bryan Nickerson
Yale
Richard Olson
Woodlawn
Kathy Quick
Elmwood
Parking meters removed in Hannibal for yearlong free parking
Hannibal city meters will be removed from city lots for a one year trial of free parking. On street meters stay in use except during Christmas. Navy dated Jan 28 notes chalking of 2 hour limits for street parkers from Jan 1, meters to resume afterward. Warren Sims, son of Carl and Mrs Sims of Thompson, pledged to Tau Kappa Epsilon at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville.
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Hannibal
Navy
Warren Sims
Carl Sims
Thompson
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Winterization plan cuts fuel use in South Dakota home
In Sioux Falls a federal winterization program funds unemployed workers to insulate and weather strip homes. Leonard Eichmann’s house, among about 1,000 in South Dakota, is being upgraded with $200 in materials and a crew of five earning $80. Eichmann expects a one third cut on his $350 gas bill this winter.
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Sioux Falls
8.D
Paul Soldatke
Leonard Eichmann
Eichmann
South Dakota
U.S
Community Services Administration
Federal
Richard Sahl
Washington
Sahl
Soldatke
Jack of All Trades
Missouri Capitol Tour Draws Growing Tourist Crowds
Jefferson City report notes the Missouri State Capitol attracts crowds year round with tours every half hour six days a week. Highlights include the grand staircase, large bronze doors, Benton murals, and the Whispering Gallery atop the dome. Visitors praise the art and local hospitality while 15,000 plus tour participants in peak months echo the building’s grandeur.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Capitol
Pauline Benboom
Alice Lock
Don Grace
Capitol
Missouri River
Ceres
Missouri
Lewis and Clark
House
Senate Chambers
Thomas Hart Benton
Kay Kanzia
Chicago
Karizia
Betty Schon
Kelly Harper
Ozarks
Truman
Kansas City
Frank
Jessie James
State Museum
Capitol Building
U.S.S
United States
Kelly
Barnes elected president of university student fellowship
Craig Barnes of 1215 North Washington Street has been elected president of the Fellowship of Christian University Students at the University of Missouri in Rolla for the fall semester. Ray Hinton of Route 1 Thompson was elected vice president.
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Craig Barnes
N. Washington St
Fellowship of Christian University
University of Missouri
Rolla
Ray Hinton
Route 1
Thompson
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Auxvasse
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W. Monroe
June Wagner
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Thay
Bell Fruit Farm
Boonville
Fruit Farm
America
Junior
Knights OF Columbus
Missouri State Council
Religious Information Bureau
South Grand Blvd
Liberty
Acre
Aladdin
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