Health Law Course Offered at Northeast Missouri State University
Northeast Missouri State University announced a Health Professions and the Law course for the 1975 Fall Semester in Mexico. First meeting September 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Vocational Education Building. Clyde Burch of Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine will teach, with two other educators noted. multiple teaching awards cited for Burch.
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Northeast Missouri State University
Mexico
Davis Hart
Clyde Burch
Kirksville College of Osteopa
Nebraska Bicentennial riders end Oregon Trail journey
A seven rider Nebraska contingent completed a 2000 mile horseback trek retracing the Oregon Trail. They left Independence Missouri on June 16, rode about 25 miles daily and will present a rifle to the Clackamas County Historical Society in Oregon City. Funds and equipment came from the Nebraska Bicentennial Commission and sponsors. Participants include Allan Maybee and his son Chuck, Cher Hummel, Ron and Alice Cooper, Jim Quinn, and Jeany Jeary.
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Oregon City
Ore
Nebraska
Independence
Clackamas County Historical Society
Portland
Willamette River
Nebraska Bicentennial Commission
Allan Maybee
Lincoln
Chuck
Cher Hummel
Scottsbluff
Ron
Alice Cooper
Harrison
Jim Quinn
Lakeside
Jeany Jeary
Hyannis
Quake Leaves Town Of 8 000 In Rubble
Turkey AP reports aftershocks keep survivors anxious two days after a quake that killed over 1,800. In Lice, the 8000 population town was reduced to rubble with 840 believed dead, while officials warn of more deaths as villagers are reached. Necmettin Esenler mourns eight family members and recalls digging his daughter from debris.
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LIDE
Turkey
Necmettin Esenler
Vedia
Lice
Three Night Revival At St Luke's Church
A revival starts tonight at St Luke's United Methodist Church, 604 Johnson, led by Rev Elbert H Jones. Special guests include Rev and Mrs James Watkins of Hallsville, chairman of the For Christ's Sake Crusade of the Columbia and Mexico district. Revival continues nightly at 7 through Wednesday, with emphasis on prayer and community outreach. Civil relief efforts report 17 tons of supplies delivered by military planes, 2,000 troops aiding rescue teams, mobile hospitals and kitchens in place, amid a 6.8 magnitude Turkish earthquake along the Anatolian Fault. Premier Demirel pledges no one will be left starving or homeless.
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Johnson
Elbert H. Jones
James Watkins
Hallsville
Watkins
For Christ's Sake Crusade
Columbia and
Mexico District
The
Methodist Church
Jones
Suleyman Demirel
Turkey
Aegean
Black Sea
Costa Gomes Seeks Cabinet Agreement in Portugal Crisis
Portugal's military president and premier designate press civilian leaders to rejoin the cabinet after Gen Vasco Goncalves was ousted. Talks with Socialists and Democrats face reluctance. anti Communist officers push for broader mass support and possible unilateral action. Goncalves expelled from the Revolutionary Council after resignations, leaving no government as civil service runs the state.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Adm
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Popular Democrats
Costa Gomes
Pinheiro de Azevedo
Carlos Fabiao
Army
Goncalves
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Revolutionary Council
Air Force
Used Parking Meters For Sale In Kelso Washington
Kelso Washington offers used parking meters at 12.50 each for a limited time. Public works director Glenn Cliffton notes buyers seek meters as conversation pieces or lamps. A dealer has offered to buy the remaining lot at the same price after local sales.
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Kelso
Wash
Glenn Cliffton
Public Works
Cliffton
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