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Jackie
Sandhill
Chase
Rory
Svetlana
Always
Poke
Saul
Stranger's Gift Candy Drugged Near School
In Kansas City Kansas a 9 year old boy is hospitalized after accepting candy from a stranger near his school. A girl also took candy but handed it to a school custodian who alerted police. The candy contained Dalman, a sedative causing hallucinations in large doses. The boy is in fair condition at Bethany Hospital after treatment for hallucinatory effects.
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Kansas City, Kan
Bethany Hospital
Tax relief details explained for seniors in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP informs about the Circuit Breaker tax relief program for seniors over 65. Revenue Director James R Spradling notes only about 150 000 eligible citizens may claim roughly 13 500 000 in credits, average about 90 dollars, possible up to 400. A Senior Citizens Credit Group will distribute brochures and forms while 26 new staff may be added to administer the program. Eligibility requires age 65 by year end 1973 Missouri residency in 1973 household income under 7500 and home ownership or rental in 1973.
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Jefferson City
Department of Revenue
Revenue
James R. Spradling
Spradling
Senior Citizens
Revenue Department
Bond Names Economics Advice Group
Gov. Christopher S. Bond named an economic advisory committee to study state laws for changes amid current conditions, focusing on the usury rate limit of 8 percent. The panel includes Murray Wiedenbaum, Clara Crowe, Stanley Johnson, Mel Harrington, Hazel Kohring, Gerald Winship, Richard Mantia, and more, with one additional consumer member to be named.
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Jefferson City
Christophers
Bond
House
Senate
Albert M. Spradling
D-Cape Girardeau
Senate Banking Committee
Gene Copeland
Dnew Madrid
House Banking Committee
Murray Wiedenbaum
Washington University
St. Louis
Clara O. Crowe
Stanley Johnson
University of Missouri- Columbia
Mel Harrington
Hazel Kohring
Gerald Winship
Independence, Savings and Loan
Richard Mantia
Construction Trades Council
Tremor Rattles Florida Area
A tremor woke hundreds in central Florida early today with no injuries or damage reported. Cocoa police logged about 100 calls at 2 16 am as Orange Polk and Seminole counties reported tremor reports. National Earthquake Information Service said no earthquake was recorded though the event may have been too small for detection.
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Cocoa
Fla
Florida
Orange
Polk
Seminole
Jerry Dunphy
National Earthquake Information Service
Boulder
Colo
Agnew and Sinatra Busy in Chicago
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and entertainer Frank Sinatra stayed at the Ambassador East Hotel in Chicago with a security detail guarding the 17th and 18th floors. Officials noted they checked in and would remain through Sunday, amid unconfirmed reports they were discussing World Football League plans.
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Chicago
Spiro T. Agnew
Frank Sinatra
Ambassador East Hotel
Agnew
Sinatra
Midway Airport
Eagleton Urges Nixon Withdraw Ford
Sen Thomas Eagleton called for Nixon to withdraw Ford as vice president candidate in Kansas City saying only the very best should hold the top two offices and naming Nelson Rockefeller as a potential nominee He doubted Ford's presidential capacity and said impeachment is unlikely while predicting Nixon might resign. He spoke at a Missouri Press Association convention.
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Kansas City
Nixon
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ford
Missouri Press Association
Diabetes Detection Clinic Soon At Mexico First Presbyterian
A diabetes detection clinic will be held in Mexico on November 8 at the First Presbyterian Church from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Mrs. Joe Ehrhardt of the Mexico Regional Diabetes Association said free glucose tolerance testing will be offered, with past clinics seeing 93 attendees and more than 600 tested in three years. The event, largely underwritten by the Mexico Community Chest, aims to identify high blood sugars early and refer individuals to physicians for preventive care. The association seeks to educate patients and families on managing diabetes to protect organs, with the next meeting on November 14 at Garfield Community Center focusing on the diabetic diet. the public is invited.
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Mexico
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Ehrhardt
Association
Garfield Community Center
Whatever Became Of Johnny's Call For Phillip Morris
A Des Moines AP report recalls Dale Paullin formerly known as Johnnie the bellhop who cried Call for Phillip Morris. Now a Marshalltown department store window display man, he attends a Little People of America district convention with about 125 attendees from five states. Paullin cites ongoing discrimination and urges recognition that little people lead normal lives despite civil rights gaps.
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Johnny
Phillip Morris
Des Moines
Iowa
Johnnie
Dale Paullin
Marshalltown
Paullin
Little People of America
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Doctors And Parents Didn't Prolong Lives Of Deformed Infants
Two Yale-New Haven pediatricians report in New England Journal of Medicine that 43 deformed infants, with parental consent, were allowed to die rather than endure lives lacking meaning. They note these cases were 14 percent of 289 infant deaths at the hospital's special care nursery between 1970 and 1972.
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Boston
Yale-New Haven Hospital
New England Journal of Medicine
Raymond 8. Duff
A. G. M. Campbell
Connecticut Hospital
Duff
Campbell
VapoRub Tests On Mice Not Applicable To Humans
Harvard researcher Dr Gary Huber cautioned that laboratory mice tests on Vicks VapoRub do not translate to humans. He noted media distortions about extrapolating animal results to human disease and infant deaths. The work, led by 17 year old Ann Broderick, shows mice immune response effects but the company and scientist stress safety and efficacy when used as directed.
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Boston
Harvard University
Man
American College of Chest Surgeons
Huber
Vicki VapoRub
Vicki Rapp- Rub
Richardson-Merrell, Inc
Ann Broderick
Phillips Exeter Academy
Eight Arraigned In Child Pornography Case In LA County
Eight men including Loretta Young's son Christopher Paul Lewis were arraigned in Superior Court on charges of procuring boys ages 6 to 17 for adult material films and photos. A grand jury indicted 14 persons in secret indictments. Also named were William Byars, Humble oil fortune heir.
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Los Angeles
Loretta Young
Los Angeles County District Attorney's
Miss Young
Christopher Paul Lewis
William Byars
Humble Oil
Mental Health Bellringer Drive Begins in East Central Missouri
The Mental Health Association and East Central Missouri Association for Mental Health launch their Bellringer Campaign to raise funds and volunteers for next year. Raymond Fountain emphasizes the group is government funds free and works to aid emotional problems, prevention, and improved care for the hospitalized, noting projects like a sheltered workshop and Senior Activities Center. Audrain County chairwoman Mrs. James C. Botts lists town chairmen for Farber Thompson Rush Hill and Martinsburg and residents are urged to welcome callers and ask questions about mental illness.
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Mental Health Association
East Central Missouri Association For Mental Health
East Central Missouri Association
Raymond Fountain
James C. Botts
Audrain County
Welton Williams
Farber
David Meyers
Thompson
Robert Riley
Rush Hill
Leo Gastler
Martinsburg
Fountain
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Tive
Scabbard
Woapstock
Tse
Melba
Dick Tracy
Tracy
Pike
John Or Deborah
Ryatts
Missy
Elpop
Missouri
Bond Names Economics Advice Group
Tremor Rattles
Kojak
Telly
Savalas
Charlie R. Newman
Mexico National Guard
Buck Snort
Marshall
National Guard
Newman
U.S. Army
Ft. Riley
Kan
Pilcher
Jefferson
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