NYC Voters Cast Beame In Tight Mayor Primary
In a crowded Democratic field the runoff features Edward Koch and Mario Cuomo. Beame finishes third marking his ouster as New York City’s mayor after a crisis tied to bond deals. Voter turnout shatters city records with 783133 in the Democratic primary.
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Teasdale Regrets Delayed Firing of Tax Fraud Unit
Missouri Governor Joseph Teasdale spoke at a Detroit event saying his only regret in replacing four state revenue department tax fraud investigators is that he waited months to act. He will not seek reconciliation with revenue director James LePage, who plans to resign. Grojean, among the four targeted investigators, defended the unit as nonpartisan and denied allegations of ethnic or political bias.
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Vince Grojean
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Teasdale
Detroit
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Revenue Department
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Congress May Try Again To Cut U S Aid To Korea
New York Rep. Bruce Caputo says he may reintroduce an amendment to cut 108 million in U S food aid to Seoul unless South Korea returns indicted rice dealer Tongsun Park to the United States for questioning. The House defeated a broader halt to all U S assistance, including military aid, by 268-120.
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Park Disappointed by US Indictment in Korea influence case
Park Tongsun says he is surprised and totally disappointed by the Washington indictment over alleged influence buying in Congress. He comments after Seoul prosecutors questioned him, denying government involvement and asserting his actions were personal. The South Korean government disclaims responsibility in the Capitol Hill affair.
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Mexico High School elects class officers in final vote
Mexico High School held final elections for class officers this week after primaries on Sept. 2. Senior officers are Bill Baker president Lori Johnson vice president Mike Gerling secretary and Susan Taft treasurer. Junior officers include Danny Beamer president Chris Dobyns vice president and Janet Rainey treasurer. Sophomore president Tammy Robley with Jolene Harrison vice president Holly Austin secretary and Mary Wagner treasurer. Freshmen president John Darby vice president Sandy Boone secretary Cara Haynes and treasurer Gary Collens. Student Council elections run Sept. 15, with a light bulb sale Sept. 27 and 28.
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Alan Kimbel
Tammy Robley
Jolene Harrison
Holly Austin
Mary Wagner
John Darby
Sandy Boone
Cara Haynes
Gary Collens
Birth of Heather Deanne Kuntz at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Dean Kuntz of Hallsville welcomed a daughter born Thursday at 1135 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds four ounces named Heather Deanne Kuntz. Father works for the Post Office in Mexico.
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Girl Born to Cooley Family in Vandalia
A daughter was born today at 1:24 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Cooley of Vandalia at Audrain Medical Center. The newborn weighed seven pounds five ounces and is unnamed. Mr. Cooley is a painter for Don Jones Construction in Vandalia.
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Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Cooley
Don Jones
William ©. Callaher
Troy
Gary Rahmeyer
Richard Vance
National Food Policy On The Way
Agriculture Secretary Bergland says new farm legislation awaiting Congress is the first major step toward a national food policy. He cautions Carter has not committed but implies support for a four year plan to back crops and reform food programs. Bergland spoke at the Alf Landon Lecture at Kansas State University.
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Kansas State University
Kenny O'Donnell Dies Aide to Kennedy and Johnson
Kenneth P. O'Donnell known as Kenny, a trusted member of Kennedy's Irish confidants and appointments secretary, died at 53 after hospitalization since Aug. 11. He also served as Johnson aide and shaped access to the president during key crises.
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John F. Kennedy
O'Donnell
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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O’donnell
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Salinger
ESP Lecture by Melendez at Bank Room
Rick Melendez director of the School of Metaphysics presents an ESP program at 7:30 Tuesday in the First National Bank Community Room. It is his last lecture here before moving to St. Joseph to lead the School of Metaphysics there. Gary Litterell to become Mexico school director.
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New Hartford
Rick Melendez
School of Metaphysics
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Metaphysic
Gary Litterell
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