Dayton Quiet As Court Ordered Busing Begins
First day of court ordered busing in Dayton Ohio opened quietly after a 24 hour prayer vigil. Attendance figures were not available. some parents feared keeping children home to monitor potential trouble. Dayton plans bus 18 421 of 41 928 pupils with 52 percent white and 48 percent black at each school.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Louisville
Loulaville
NAACP
State
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
James F. Gordon
Louisville-Jefferson County
James McGee
Carl B. Rubin
Dave Espin
Gordon
Ernest Grayson
Blood test shows potential cancer early warning
San Francisco AP reports two University of Tennessee researchers say a blood substance may signal cancer early. In tests of 4,200 people the method was about 90 percent accurate, potentially joining yearly physicals within three years. It flags presence of cancer but not location, prompting further testing.
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San Francisco
J.C. Morrison
E.T. Bucovaz
University of Tennessee
American Chemical Society
Morrison
Bucovar
Eight Returning To William Woods
Eight area women return as upperclass students to William Woods College Fulton for the 1976 fall term arriving with all other students before classes on August 30. The returning group includes Joan Balser Twila Gardner Tammy Isgrig Ann Lankford Linda Lierheimer JoDean Miller Jennifer Oliver and Fran Wilson.
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William Woods College
Fulton
Joan Balser
Douglas Balser
Twila Gardner
Fern Gardner
Tammy Isgrig
Norman Isgrig
Ann Lankford
Harold Lankford
Linda Lierheimer
Charles Lierheimer
JoDean Miller
Charles Miller
Jennifer Oliver
Nona Oliver
John Oliver
Fran Wilson
Charles Wilson
Advance Ticket Sale Closes For Five Ring Circus
The Little Dixie Fire Protection five ring circus ends advance sales today at Mexico Fairgrounds Park. Family tickets for five cost 9.50 for 4 or 4 p.m. shows, and adults pay 4.50 at the gate. Proceeds fund a state burn treatment center in Columbia.
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Little
Auto Death Inquest Will Be Tomorrow
PARIS An inquest into the death of Mrs. Pamela Wright 17 of Moberly will be conducted at 7 p.m. Friday at the Monroe County courthouse in Paris. The autopsy report is completed but not released until after the coroner's inquest. Wright was found dead in her car about 7 15 p.m. Aug. 24 on a country lane south of Duncan's Bridge. Coroner Harold Garner said she had been dead since about midnight the previous night with no sign of foul play. A coroner's jury viewed the body at the Thompson Mackler Funeral Home at Madison and requested the autopsy before ruling on the cause of death. Jury members are Marlin Wood Robert Hancock Verlin Hancock Leo Hancock Jim Thompson and Bob Mackler.
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Paris
Pamela Wright
Moberly
Monroe County
Thompson- Mackler
Madison
Marlin Wood
Robert Hancock
Verlin Hancock
Leo Hancock
Jim Thompson
Bob Mackler
Next Vice-President Coming To State
In Missouri this month both major tickets travel to aid incumbents. Sen Walter Mondale will headline a Sept 8 fundraising reception for State Treasurer James Spainhower who seeks a second term against Albert Kemp. Sen Robert Dole will speak Sept 14 in St Louis for Gov Christopher Bond facing Democrat Joseph Teasdale.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
James Spainhower
Columbia
Spainhower
Albert Kemp
Kansas
Robert Dole
Ford
Christopher S Bond
St. Louis
Bond
Joseph Teasdale
Ford Buys Time For Sept. 7 Talk
President Gerald Ford's campaign committee bought a half hour of prime time on September 7 for a political address. CBS will air the speech from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Kansas City time. NBC had no request and ABC offered no immediate comment.
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Ford
New York
Gerald Ford
CBS
Kansas City
Meat Cutters Strike At Morrell Pack Plants Across U S
About 6 700 meat cutters walked out at nine John Morrell and Co plants while 1 000 workers struck Wilson Co sites in Des Moines and Indiana after tentative contract talks. Des Moines rejection sparked confusion as Morrell offered a near identical three year pact. Pickets formed as union members demanded answers amid a stalled bargaining scene.
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John Morrell & Co
Wilson & Co
Des Moines
Town
Logansport
Ind
Meatpacking Company
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher
Swift & Co
Morrell
Meatcutters Local 1231
Wilson
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Cincinnati
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., With 415; East St. Louis, Il, With 600; Arkansas City, Kan
Paso
Tex
Sioux Falls
Gene Utech
St. Paul
Iran Arms Sales Face Congressional Roadblocks in 1980s
Washington AP reports Ford's 5.9 billion arms package, mainly for Iran, faces Senate and House opposition over fears of an arms race in the Persian Gulf and Israel's security. Sen. Proxmire and Rep. Rosenthal lead efforts to block or trim sales to ten countries as Congress can veto deals over 25 million. Iran would receive the largest share, while Pakistan's 80 million in arms could heighten regional tension with India.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Iran
Congress
Persian Gulf
Israel
United States
William Proxmire
D-Wis
House
Benjamin Rosenthal
Dn.y
Saudi Arabia
Senate
U.S
Defense Department
Promiire
Arabian Gulf
Pakistan
India
Tiewest
Henry A. Kissinger
Tehran
Kissinger
CP School Has Started Season at Audrain County
The Audrain County Cerebral Palsy School opens Tuesday at 9 a.m. with daily classes from 9 to noon. Located at 406 S. Missouri, it expects about 12 regular students this year. Director is Mrs. Jac LaFon. The school offers development programs for children with multiple handicaps.
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Audrain. County
S. Missouri
Jac LaFon
Ashcroft Urges Death Penalty
St Louis John Ashcroft Republican candidate for attorney general called for state lawmakers to re enact a death penalty law meeting constitutional tests He argued capital punishment can deter violent crime but urged no special session and noted Missouri's 1975 law was struck down after the Supreme Court ruling and similar to North Carolina's law.
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ST. Louis
John Ashcroft
Ashcroft
James Baker
Missouri
U. S. Supreme Court
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Integrated arms package for Iran disputed by sources
Sources dispute claims of a unified program to arm Iran while detailing a package that includes 240 million dollars for Israel with advanced munitions such as 300 Sidewinders and 300 Walleye bombs. Other arms sales list 115 million to South Korea 110 million to Singapore 100 million to Norway 89 million to Morocco 80 million to Pakistan 390 million to West Germany and 29 million to Australia.
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Iran
Israel
South Korea
Singapore
Norway
Morocco
Pakistan
West Germany
Australia
Moberly Man Arrested In Garver Case
Willard Shaw Jr. of Moberly faces preliminary charges in Boone and Randolph counties after the disappearance and death of Laurene Garver of Columbia. Garver, 59, was found strangled near Moberly, with a coroner’s ruling and a confession reported by police. Shaw remains jailed on kidnapping and burglary counts with potential murder charges forthcoming as investigations continue.
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Moberly
Willard Shaw Jr
Randolph County
Columbia
Shaw
Boone County
Laurene Garver
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