Ford Endorses GOP Line on Abortion But Differentiates View
President Ford backs the Republican platform on abortion yet says his interpretation differs from the party stance. He asserts his position aligns with the party, while White House aides say the plank covers both constitutional bans and states rights approaches, including possible amendments.
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I Ford
Washington
Ford
Republican ‘Party
Supreme Court
GOP
White House
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Scranton
Georgia
Rosalynn
Jimmy
Carter
Pris
Bond sets up debate times for governor race
Gov. Christopher S. Bond offered a September joint TV appearance with Democrat Joseph Teasdale in St. Louis and October debates in Springfield as part of their Missouri campaign. Bonds schedule already includes a Sept. 17 joint event with Teasdale in St. Louis and Sept. 24 appearance in Kansas City plus an Oct. 23 Kad-Tyv aired debate, with no other joint appearances expected due to heavy duties.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
St. Louis
Joseph Teasdale
Springfield
Teasdale
Missouri Bar
Missouri Municipal League
Kansas City
Kad-Tyv
Wallace says bedroom taping system a domestic matter
Gov. George Wallace called the discovery of a bedroom taping setup a domestic matter between him and his wife. He said politics are not involved and that what happens in his bedroom remains private unless it affects Alabama or his governorship.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Cornélia
Mondale Visits Missouri Dry Fields and Universities
Walter Mondale toured mid-Missouri including Columbia and Platte City campaigns for James Spainhower promising farm policy improvements and expanded education. He admitted unfamiliarity with Richards Gebaur Air Force Base, Meramec Dam, and a proposed St Louis airport, pledging talks with Sen Eagleton. Mondale urged strong education funding and reenergizing the Peace Corps while attacking Ford’s education plan. About 450-500 attended the Stephens campus event with Hearnes, Litton’s successor, facing boos at times.
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Walter Mondale
Mid- Missouri
Minnesota
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St. Louis
Mondale
Sen
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D-Mo
U.S. Army Corp of Engineer
Meramec River
Jimmy Carter
Platte City
Charles Johnston
Carter
University of Missouri
Stephens
Columbia Colleges
Warren E. Hearnes
U.S. Senate
Hearnes
Senate
Democratic State Committee
Jerry Litton
Junior High Open House Set Sept 23
A Mexico Junior High PTA noon meeting shaped plans for the September 23 open house at 7330 p.m. Parents will tour classes and meet staff to learn about school operations. PTA membership reached 131 during August registration. volunteers and fund-raising roles were assigned.
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Robert R. Collins
Collins
Buddy Robinson
PTA
Robinson
O.H. Wehlewald
Bill Nichola
Joe Monk
F.W. Paladin
John Cottey
Tom Wells
Connie Pickering
Paladin
Pickering
Gene Braman
Charles Teague
John Blass
James Dishman
Fran Baker
Iowa Parents Fight Six Years to Regain, Face Loss of Children
In Des Moines the Polk County Social Services filed a custody petition seeking removal of seven Alsager children amid accusations of sexual abuse and incest, threats, and safety concerns. The family, previously labeled mentally deficient, had battles with juvenile and district courts, while state workers estimate costs of about forty four thousand dollars since 1975.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles
Darlene Alsager
Polk County Department of Social Services
Alsager
Polk County Juvenile Court
I. Emery
Mexico Area Community Chest Dinner Kickoff Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the annual Mexico Area Community Chest Kick-Off Dinner are $3.75 per person or $16.50 per couple. Reservations by Sunday through Mrs. Leslie Rivers or Mrs. Marge Higbee or Mr. Larry Spehr. Dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Lakeview Road. Guest speaker Dr. Gordon Sharp of the University of Missouri School of Medicine. Larry Spehr will present a film and discuss the campaign to raise the goal of 800. Public invited.
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Judiciary
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D-S.c
Mexico Area
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Robert Collins
Charles Olsen
Gordon Sharp
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University of Missouri School of Medicine
Columbia
Larry Spehr
Community Chest Board
James Bentley, Jr
St. Charles
James John Bentley
Missouri Baptist Hospital
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Walnut
Laddonia
Missouri
Sinclair Station
Morton
Starcraft
Sunbeam
Garden Club
Springfield
H.p. Briggs and Stratton
Norman Alger
Glen Stephens
Thompson
Missouri drought drives 10 more counties to disaster status
Governor Bond declared ten additional Missouri counties disaster areas due to drought losses expected to exceed 600 million dollars this year. Corn losses may surpass 800 million, enabling farmers to access low interest federal loans. The action follows prior disaster declarations affecting 36 counties in the grain belt.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Department of Agriculture
Harrison Guilty In Copyright Case
New York AP report says U.S. District Court Judge Richard Owen convicted George Harrison of copyright infringement for writing the melody of My Sweet Lord in 1970. The judge ruled Harrison did not deliberately plagiarize He's So Fine but effectively used the work, noting subconscious awareness of the other song. A damages trial was set for November 8 in Bright Tunes Music Corp lawsuit.
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George Harrison
Sweet Lord
U.S
Richard Owen
Harrison
Owen
Bright Tunes Music Corporation
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