Missouri soy crop outlook hints at record yield
Missouri farmers may enjoy the state’s largest soybean crop since 1968 with an estimated 133 million bushels on 4.7 million planted acres and a 28 bushels per acre yield, while corn is projected at 216 million bushels. Deputy ag director James Sprake warned the crop remains unharvested and rain has raised risks, including taller plants.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
U.S. Department of Agriculture
James Sprake
USDA
William Murphy
University of Missouri Extension Divison
Murphy
Sprake
GOP Oil States Seek Higher Gas Price Ceiling T
In Washington Republicans and oil state senators push an amendment to raise the gas price ceiling to 2.41 per thousand cubic feet by 1981, with semiannual increases tied to crude oil averages, as the Senate debate also moves toward final approval of a fuel economy standard for 1980 and 1985 models and potential auto industry impact.
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Washington
Carter
Senate Energy Committee
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Don Riegle
D-Mich
Riegle
Kent State Parents Win New Trial in Damages Suit
Kent State families won a new trial seeking 46 million dollars after a juror was threatened and a 1975 trial tainted by that incident. The court ordered retrial on whether Ohio National Guard used excessive force at the May 4, 1970 campus shootings and allowed the annex construction to proceed, with the May 4th Coalition planning to appeal to halt the 6 million dollar gym annex.
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Cincinnati
Kent State
Sarah Scheuer
Sandra
Ohio
James Rhodes
The
May 4Th Coalition
U.S. Supreme Court Today
Pierce Lively
National Guard
Benson Wolman
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Births in Vandalia and Centralia favor families at Audrain Center
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Keltner of Vandalia welcomed a daughter born Monday at 10:54 p.m. at the Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds three ounces and unnamed. Casey Lee Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Anderson of Centralia, arrived Monday at 5:47 p.m. weighing nine pounds fourteen ounces. The Keltners’ father works for the Van-Far School District and the Andersons’ father is employed by A P Green Refractories Company.
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Lowell C. Keltner
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Keltner
Van-Far
Casey Lee Anderson
Dale W. Anderson
Centralia
Mr. Anderson
A.P. Green Refractories, Co
Heavy Smokers Kick The Habit
New York and Chicago sees the nation’s two heaviest smokers quit after years of puffing the equivalent of eight cartons daily. They were blowing steam rings every 20 seconds over Times Square and in Chicago. Reynolds Tobacco Co. cited cost and a shift in advertising direction as reasons for the change.
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New York
Times Square
State and
Randolph Streets
Chicago
Loop
Windy City
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Child Star Danielle Spencer Out Of Danger
Danielle Spencer, 12, TV child actress on What's Happening, is off the danger list and stable at Santa Monica Hospital Medical Center after leaving the ICU. She was injured in an auto crash last Tuesday that killed her father, actor Timothy Pelt, 31, and had undergone long surgery for head injuries.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Danielle Spencer
Santa Monica Hospital
Medical Center
Danielle
Actor Timothy Pelt
Liddy Adapts To Freedom After Watergate
Washington AP G Gordon Liddy says he adapts to freedom as quickly as to prison. He spends time racing with his 13 year old son and reacquainting with his wife Frances in Washington dining out as reporters trail him. He describes happiness and notes his travel plans, with cryptic East of the Sun West of the Moon remark. He credits religious schooling for his adjustment and reads papers while avoiding the press.
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Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
Frances
Liddy
New York
Danbury
Conn
Rome
Robert Lowell Dies at 60 Poet of Enduring Fame
New York AP reports poet Robert Trail Spence Lowell Jr. died at 60 from an apparent heart attack while returning to Manhattan from JFK Airport. A Pulitzer Prize winner and Harvard lecturer, Lowell had just visited Ireland with his son and wife. He authored Lord Weary's Castle and Day by Day and served as a conscientious objector, spending six months in prison during World War II. He was 60.
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New York
Robert Trail Spence Lowell Jr
Manhattan
John F. Kennedy International
Lowell
Ireland
Caroline Blackwell
Boston
Harvard University
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Lord Weary's Castle
Elizabeth Hardwick
Amy Lowell
James Russell Lowell
Charles Russell Lowell
St. Mark's Preparatory School
Caligula
Cal
Harvard
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Sheed and Ward
Robert Lowell
Audrain County Council on Aging to Meet Tomorrow
All residents over 60 and those who serve older Americans are invited to the Audrain County Council on Aging meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The Senior Citizens Center at 605 Park St will host discussions on the council’s activities and proposed projects for next year led by Mrs. M L Stephenson.
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Audrain County Council On Aging
Senior Citizens Center
Park St
M.L. Stephenson
Audrain County Council On
Mrs Kiburz Appointed Computer Operator in County Office
Marilyn Kiburz of Mexico has accepted a part time post as computer operator in the Audrain County Assessor J Holloway Neill office at the courthouse. She replaces Paul Brower who left for A P Green Refractories Co. Kiburz will also teach sewing at the Mexico Vocational Technical School.
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Walter
Marilyn) Kiburz
Mexico
Audrain
J. Holloway Neill
Paul Brower
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Kiburz
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