Missouri House Sustains iGov Bond's Veto
Jefferson City AP report notes the 78th Missouri General Assembly closed with the House sustaining Gov. Bond's veto of a bill revising the state's campaign law. Those who sought to override Bond's veto could not prevail.
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Jefferson City, Mo
78Th
Missouri & General Assembly
Christopher
Bond
House
Senate
Richard Rabbitt
Rabbitt
Kenneth Rothman
Buechner
General Assembly
Miss America contestants admit marijuana use in survey
The Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City reports three contestants acknowledge trying marijuana among fifty, with four others declining comment. Miss Missouri Marcia Kolich says she tried it in college but not since. Miss Colorado Karen Tand says she tried once in high school and has not smoked recently. A third contestant declined to be named claims others lie.
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Atlantic City
Press of
Albert A. Marks Jr
Missouri
Marcia Kolich
Sugar Creek
Colorado
Karen Tand
Littleton
Miss Land
Susan Moves Out Of White House Entourage In Suburban Townhouse
Susan Ford has moved out of the White House to a rented suburban townhouse with three female college friends and Secret Service agents in the basement. President and Mrs. Ford reportedly had no objection to their daughter's move, which costs $118 monthly rent, with Betty Ford's press secretary noting the parental reaction was that it was fine if that is what she wanted.
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Washington (Ap
Susan Ford
White House
Secret Service
Bribe Charges Made On Astronauts Son
In New York AP report two West Point cadets deny bribing astronaut Frank Bormans son to fix a plebe case while he was a cadet. Frederick Borman, now Army Captain, offers to take a lie detector test. The elder Borman, a former astronaut and current Eastern Airlines president, defends his honor and will preside over a blue ribbon panel examining the academy scandal.
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New York
West Point
Frank Borman
Army
Frederick Borman
Borman
Martin R. Hoffmann
U.S. Military Academy
Louisiana approves city sales tax by slim margin
In a special Louisiana city election, residents approved a one cent sales tax by 417 to 396, marking the first time the proposal received a public vote and passing by 21 votes.
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Louisiana
MHS Open House Tuesday At High School
MHS News reports an open house Tuesday where parents follow their child’s schedule. The event, chaired by Alan Coatsworth, starts 7 30 p m in the auditorium with five minute periods per class and refreshments in the cafeteria afterward.
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MHS News High School
Mhs’ers
Alan Coatsworth
Soviet Rocket Section Falls in Montana from Cosmos 854
The rocket body from the Soviet Cosmos 854 fell in Montana after reentry, tracked by radar and not yet recovered. Spectators likely saw a bright flaming comet across Washington state and Idaho. U.S. officials note Cosmos satellites often carry cameras and sensors. recovery methods differ for U.S. and Soviet systems.
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Washington
Montana
Pentagon
U.S
Washington State
Idaho
Canadian
United States
Miuch
North American Air Defense Command
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn Moves To U.S. In Secret Vermont Move
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, exiled Russian writer and Nobel laureate, has secretly relocated from Zurich to the United States and will reside in Vermont. Dr. Nicholas Pervushin of McGill University confirmed the report but declined to disclose his exact address or residence location.
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Montpelier, Vt
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Zurich
Switzerland
United States
Vermont
Nicholas Pervushin
McGill University
Montreal
Solzhenitsyn
South Africa Eases Some Discriminatory Practices
In Johannesburg the government announced rescinding some rules against mixed race individuals after three days of rioting that left 21 dead near Cape Town. Riot police patrolled 15 districts. 16 were killed by police gunfire, and 19 wounded in looting and arson. Prime Minister Vorster met with Nationalist leaders to review unrest following Kissinger talks. changes include nonwhites gaining equal access at conferences and adjusted public facility entrances.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
John Vorster
Nationalist Party
South
Africa
Switzerland
Henry A. Kissinger
No Teacher No Class In Fall At Mexico Area Vocational Tech
The college course Psychology of the Exceptional Child will not be held in Mexico this fall due to no available university teachers to teach it as part of the adult evening college extension program. Enrollment for four other Northeast Missouri State University courses and many technical and vocational offerings will be held at the Mexico Technical School and Mexico High School on upcoming dates.
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Mexico
Don Bristow
Mexico Area
Northeast Missouri State University
State Commissioner of Education
Mexico High School
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