Missouri workers face up to 3 million loss over failed unemployment bill
Legislators warn Missouri could lose up to 3 million in benefits this fiscal year if the unemployment compensation law is not enacted to meet federal requirements. Negotiations with the federal government aim to delay penalties until the 1972 session, as 11,000 workers would gain 39 weeks of benefits during high unemployment.
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Missouri
Scott
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Senate
Chamber
Series of six pregnancy classes to begin September
A new six week series for expectant parents starts September 16 at 502 Monroe St Public Health Office. Sponsored by National Foundation Audrain City-County Health Unit and Audrain Medical Center, the program covers labor preparation, breathing, emotional aspects, baby growth, and care with sessions by R N and OB staff. Enrollment is free. call 581-1332.
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Audrain City-County Health Unit
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R. N
Bisie Chi
Gayle Lierheimer
Nancy. Houser
University of Missouri
Velda Ogar
Sue Waechter
Audrain City-County
Caroline Davis
R.N
Audrain ‘Medical Center
OB Department
U.S. and Saigon deaths ease, week in Vietnam war
U.S. and South Vietnamese casualties declined in the week ending Saturday. The U S Command reported 16 American combat deaths, three fewer than the prior week, the lowest weekly toll in six years. Saigon forces suffered 230 killed, while allied commands claimed 1,741 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths.
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Saigon
U.S
Kennedy Center Opens With Bernstein Mass
Washington reports the Kennedy Center opened with the Bernstein Mass as the family joined in a standing ovation amid largely favorable critical reaction. Critics labeled the center itself a marble mausoleum while praising the new work. The same day President Nixon prepared to brief Congress on economic policy and wage price controls, seeking support and urging restraint from lawmakers amid tax and spending debates.
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Washington
John F.kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Leonard Bernstein
Nixon
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
British Army Braces For Irish Attacks
In Londonderry’s Creggan District a British soldier died while attempting to defuse a bomb in a church hall as IRA provisional forces fired over 100 shots at a post. Police detained IRA leader Joe Cahill on return from the United States. a three way summit with Britain Ireland and Northern Ireland leaders was under discussion amid ongoing violence.
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Northern Ireland
Tig Republican
Belfast
Creggan
IRA
Dublin
Joe Cahill
United States
Britain
Irish Republic
Jack Lynch
Edward Heath
London
Lynch
Heath
Brian Faulkner
Cow Tramples Wellsville Woman During Farm Incident
Mrs. Syl Sommer of Wellsville is in satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center after a cow trampled her on her farm while protecting her daughter Julie aged 4. She suffered a chipped vertebra and fractured lower back as a calf chased their dog during pig feeding.
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Syl Sommer
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
No Pay Checks For PC Workers Mail Delayed
About 30 Winfield post office employees will wait about two weeks for pay checks as time cards mailed last Saturday failed to reach the Dallas processing station in time for payroll due to postal delays. Postmaster Kenneth Becker reported the issue.
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Winfield, Kan
Winfield Post Office
Kenneth Becker
Dallas
Timing Of Soviet Move Is Studied
U S officials say a planned U S Soviet dialogue to prevent naval incidents is not a response to Moscow's diplomacy with the West. Officials stress the talks, set to open Oct 12, are technical steps to avoid collisions at sea and not tied to Berlin or arms control moves.
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Washington
China
Moscow
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles W. Bray
John W. Warner
Bray
France
Great Britain
Berlin
Europe
Demos Plan Streamlined Convention
The Democratic reform commission unveiled a final blueprint for a streamlined 1972 national convention to ensure equal candidate treatment and faster nominating. Key proposals include one member per state on convention committees, public committee sessions, defined nomination limits, early completion of platform rules, and guaranteed female representation in committees and officers.
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Washington
Democratic Party Reform Commission
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Chicago
James Gee
D-Mich
Two Youngsters To Be Ringmasters Of MD Carnival
Two young Mexicaans will serve as ringmasters in a neighborhood carnival to raise funds for muscular dystrophy at 492 Hendricks St. from 2 to 4 30 p m Saturday. Robyn Fort and Beth Smith lead the event with proceeds supporting muscular dystrophy research. Tickets are two cents at the door. Four booths, popcorn, Kool Aid and games such as fishing, pie toss and milk bottle drop. Assisting ringmasters include Mark Fort Denise Hun saker Mike Smith and Jeff Ort.
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Hendricks St
Gerald Smith
Robyn Fort
Bob Fort
Rush Hill
Beth Smith
Smith
Mark Fort
Denise Hunsaker
Mike Smith
Jeff Ort
Witness Identifies Damico in Lucas Murder Case
Clayton Missouri AP A woman identified Anthony P Damico 25 as the man seen with Mrs Sally Lucas at a west county shopping center on Aug 16 Damico charged with Lucas murder after lineup He was arrested in Florida with Lucas car body later found in county brushy area Lucas mother of two daughters Gene McNary county prosecutor seeks the death penalty No further witness details released
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis County
Enn
Thundershowers Forecast For Missouri This Week
AP meteorologist forecasts a chance of showers and cooler air in Missouri Friday with showers or thunderstorms tonight in the northern half. Tonight lows 60s to 70s, Friday highs 84 to 92. Earlier, Wednesday highs reached 97 in Kansas City and Columbia, 92 in Kirksville and Vichy with lows 71 to 60. The weekend outlook calls for sunny days, clear nights, and mid to upper 80s highs with 58 to 62 lows.
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Kansas City
Weatherman
Missouri
Columbia
Kirksville
Vichy
St. Joseph
Thieu Faces Possible U S Aid Cut Before Election
Saigon reports President Nguyen Van Thieu fears a U S congressional cut or drastic reduction of aid to South Vietnam. He runs unopposed in the October 3 election and has hinted at resignation to trigger a funding cutoff, while U S officials deny plans to abandon his government.
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Gaigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
South Vietnam
Uae
Thieu
Congress
Government Charges Unions Discriminate in St Louis Case
The Justice Department filed a civil suit in St. Louis seeking to end racial discrimination by six guilding trades unions eight contractors' groups and five joint apprenticeship committees. It accuses unions and committees of blocking black membership and employment opportunities and asks for back pay and corrective measures including training programs for older or partially qualified blacks. Named are Local 396 Ironworkers Local 35 Plumbers Local 527 Cement Masons Local 527 Local 513 Operating Engineers Local 3 Elevator Constructors and Mechanical Contractors.
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Washington
Justice Department
St. Louis
U.S. District Court
John N. Mitchell
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental
St. Louis Journeymen
Cement Masons
International Union of Operating Engineers
International Union of Elevator Constructors
Local Trade Groups Coalition Notes Regional Contractors Alliances
A coalition of trade associations including Association of St Louis, Plumbers Contractors Association of Metropolitan St Louis, National Elevator Manufacturing Industry Inc, Associated General Contractors, Concrete Contractors Association, Site Improvement Association, Home Builders Association of Greater St Louis, Mason Contractors Association and joint apprenticeship committees of Theronworkers, plumbers pipefitters, cement masons and operating engineers.
Hunger Strike Ends as Berrigan Stops Fast
The Rev. Philip Berrigan halted his hunger strike protesting federal parole policies. Protests are planned Oct. 2 at federal prisons in Springfield and other facilities in Danbury Conp and California. Sister Mary Elizabeth McAlister did not disclose groups or protest details. Berrigan was moved Aug. 12 to the U S Medical Center in Springfield from Danbury after convictions for destroying draft records.
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Springfield
Philip Berrigan
Mary Elizabeth McAlister
Henry Kissinger
Danbury
Conp
California
Elizabeth
Father Berrigan
U.S. Medical Center
Federal Reformatory
P. J. Ciccone
Washington
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