Flowing State City Revenue Sharing Clears Path
Washington(AP) Conferees resolved a big state versus little state dispute on a 5.3 billion revenue sharing plan, favoring both houses and sending a compromise to President Nixon for October disbursements. The deal scales shares by 9.1 percent this year, with future years exempt, and limits three to one matching for welfare tied services to fund day care, the retarded, and family planning among others.
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Senate
House
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Congressional
Renate
States to receive revenue sharing under Senate House plan
Tentative year allocations show Alabama 116.1 Alaska 6.0 Arizona 50.1 Arkansas 55.0 California 555.8 Colorado 54.6 Connecticut 66.1 Delaware 18.7 District of Columbia 23.7 Florida 145.9 Georgia 109.8 Hawaii 23.6 Idaho 19.8 Illinois 274.6 Indiana 104.3 Iowa 17.0 Kansas 52.8 Kentucky 87.3 Louisiana 113.6 Maine 31.1 Maryland 106.9 Massachusetts 162.9 Michigan 221.8 Minnesota 103.8 Mississippi 90.6 Missouri 98.7 Montana 20.6 Nebraska 42.9 Nevada 11.1 New Hampshire 15.2 New Jersey 163.5 New Mexico 33.2 New York 591.1 North Carolina 135.4 North Dakota 19.7 Ohio 206.9 Oklahoma 59.4 Oregon 56.2 Pennsylvania 273.8 Rhode Island 23.6 South Carolina 81.4 South Dakota 25.1 Tennessee 98.4 Texas 244.4 Utah 31.4 Vermont 14.8 Virginia 105.2 Washington 84.0 West Virginia 52.3 Wisconsin 133.9 Wyoming 9.7.
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South Vietnamese forces regain Quang Tri City control
South Vietnamese marines announced they completely controlled Quang Tri Citadel at 5 p.m. EDT, ending North Vietnam’s 344 month occupation of the city as fighting continued to the west outside the fortress. North Vietnamese withdrawal left skirmishes ongoing in the Citadel area.
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Quang Tri
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
de Viet
Groucho Marx Hospitalized After Olympic Tragedy
Groucho Marx, 81, rests in Century City Hospital for exhaustion from sleep loss after the Munich Olympic killings. Erin Fleming says the entertainer checked in for a routine visit, with doctors ordering two weeks of rest.
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Groucho Marx
Century City Hospital
Munich
Erin Fleming
Groucho
Morley Kerr
NFO Convention Set for Saturday in Clinton High School
The Missouri National Farmers Organization plans a convention this Saturday at Clinton High School. National president Oren Lee Staley will be the main speaker, addressing members and attendees on current farm issues and organization goals.
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Clinton
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Unique Love Mission Sends POW Families to Hanoi
Minnie Lee Gartley of Dunedin Florida and Olga Charles of San Diego join a four member activist escort to Hanoi to meet American POWs including Navy Lt Markham Gartley and Navy Lt Norris Charles. The group travels under the Committee of Liaison with Families of Servicemen Detained in Vietnam with Yale chaplain Rev Coffin and Princeton law professor Falk.
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Vientiane
Laos
San Diego
Florida
Minnie Lee Gartley
Dunedin
Fla
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Senate
White House
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Norris Charles
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Norris
Maj
Edward Knight Elias
Valdosta
Cora Weiss
David Dellinger
Committee of Liaison
Vietnam
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Richard Falk
Princeton University
Bond Says He Paid The Taxes For Governor Candidate
An editorials page presents Christopher S. Bond replying to claims about unpaid Missouri taxes. Bond states he paid sales taxes in New Jersey and Georgia, and income taxes where applicable. He notes Missouri does not tax income or sales taxes already paid elsewhere and cites the Missouri Supreme Court on domicile and voting rights.
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Paris
Bond
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
St Colborn
Monroe County
New Jersey
Georgia
District of Columbia
Missouri Supreme Court
Christopher S. Bond
James Robinson Adds to Audrain SWCD Staff
James L. Robinson, a soil conservationist, joins the Audrain County Soil and Water Conservation District staff. A Concordia College and University of Minnesota forestry graduate, he served in Vietnam and was stationed in Texas County before moving to Audrain. He and his wife Carol reside north of Mexico. she teaches in Centralia Schools.
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Audrain County Soil and Water Conservation District
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Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
University of Minnesota
Vietnam
Audrain County
Texas County
Soil Conservation Service
Carol
Mexico
Centralia
Congress Probes Grain Deal Calls
Washington AP Congressmen examining the Nixon grain deal plan to question an Agriculture Department official about calls to grain exporters before a subsidy policy change. After a long session with Earl Butz and Carroll Brunthaver, Rep. Graham Purcell said no evidence of collusion was found. testimony will resume with Charles Pence. Butz defended against charges and warned Moscow ties could be harmed by McGovern’s comments. Melcher pressed if subsidy info was relayed by phone Aug 24 before Aug 26 move to curb automatic increases. Butz replied he was not aware of any such disclosure.
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Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Carroll G. Brunthaver
House Agriculture
Charles Pence
Department
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Soviet Union
U.S
Butz
Cratic
George McGovern
Moscow
McGovern
John Melcher
D-Mont
East West Trade Barriers Fall With Surprising Speed
Washington reports rapid easing of East West trade barriers after Nixon visits Moscow and Peking. U.S. exports to Russia may reach 800 million dollars this year, five times 1971 levels, amid talks of a swift trade pact and large deals with Russia and China. Critics question wheat export profits while defense of policy continues in hearings as business accelerates.
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Peking
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China
Hunt On For Missouri Murderer
Lawrence Kan AP authorities resumed the search for Frederick Macon a 31 year old convicted murderer who escaped near Linwood ten miles east of Lawrence after overpowering a deputy and fleeing with three pistols He has a life term for murder in Arizona and escaped from a Missouri center in 1970 while being moved back to Arizona during a Missouri court process with deputies Dowdy and Milnes involved and a missing patrol car keys and pistols noted as a farmer Brownings found Dowdy handcuffed and unhurt. a wide search with airplane dogs and officers from four counties ensued hours later due to the dangerous escapee
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Missouri Penitentiary
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Bill Milnes
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Milnes
Vic Browning
Dowdy
Browning
A. H. Baldwin
First child for Morgan family Victoria Beth born in Paris
Victoria Beth Morgan is the couple's first child, a daughter born at 8:59 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morgan Sr. of Paris, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boulware and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morgan Sr. of Paris.
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Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Victoria Beth
Paul Boulware
Negotiations Set for September On Lend Lease And Trade
Talks between Soviet officials and Henry A. Kissinger plan September sessions in Washington to push a lend-lease settlement and a trade agreement toward completion. Soviet grain harvest failures force heavy U.S. wheat buying, draining foreign exchange and pressuring cash. Some foresee Moscow selling gold reserves to pay for grain while credit remains ample. The United States rises as a have-not in raw materials and energy, urging access to Communist resources.
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China
U.S
Moscow
Armand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S. Trade
Pullman Inc
Swindell-Dressler Co
Pittsburgh
Kama River
Swindell-Dressler
McDonnell-Douglas Corp
Allied Tool & Die Corp
Rochester
Atlas Fabricators
Los Angeles
Russia
Moscow-Kremlin
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
United States
Mexico High School Class Officer Elections Set
Mexico High School will hold primary elections Tuesday Sept 19 in homeroom to appoint two students per office for finals Thursday. Candidates include Linda Henderson and Scott Smith for Senior president, and several others across Junior, Sophomore and Freshman ranks.
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Senniors
Linda Henderson
Scott Smith
Joan Balser
Stephen Head
Pam Lowther
Liz Pearl
Laura White
Carol Meine
Janis Kossman
Mary Bussen
Dan Hagan
Larry Rivers
Keith Hightower
Cheri Lotz
Ann Seigfreid
Judy Weber
Jane Duthbert
Mary Merritt
Beth Smithey
Lisa Davis
Fran Phillips
Terry Talley
Ann Lankford
Steve Marshall
Robert Worstell
Sharon Farrah
Jennifer Doolittle
Robin Johnson
Donna Davis
Mike Dennis
Julie Napier
Teresa Rentschler
Mike Shupert
Jerry Newbrough
Littrell Addresses Campaign Expense Reports Clarifies Filing
James Littrell stated he had campaign expenses for sheriff and explained a Ledger story. He filed two statements with the county clerk and recorder. the clerk report showed 879.68 in expenses while the recorder form was blank though he believed both were filled.
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James Littrell
Littrell
Mr. Littrell
Hee Haws Junior Goes to Court in Forsyth County
Junior Samples of Hee Haw is due in traffic court in Cumming Georgia to face charges of public drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was jailed August 25 after going to Forsyth County Jail to bail out his manager James Gibson, who faced drunken driving charges. Deputy Peppers said Samples was intoxicated and protested the jail bond, claiming his opposition to Sheriff Pirkle’s re election.
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