Court Hears Arguments On Conservation Tax
The Missouri Supreme Court tackled two disputes over the one eighth cent conservation sales tax. The Missouri Conservation Commission seeks control of the revenue without legislative appropriation, while officials argue lawmakers must approve how funds are spent. The cases also question whether the tax applies to vehicle and trailer sales.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Conservation Commission
State Office of Administration
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
Carl Hendricks
Hendricks
Commission
Bollinger County
Bruce Anderson
State Revenue Department
Army Plane Crash Kills 20 At Manzano Base
An Air Force four engine jet crashed into a mountainside near Manzano Base New Mexico killing 20 aboard. The aircraft, on a training mission from Kirtland AFB, exploded near nuclear weapons storage with no survivors. Military officials noted the plane served command and control roles and had transported dignitaries. The crash site covered about 10 acres. crews recovered bodies as dawn approached.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Air Force
Manzano Base
Kirtland Air Force Base
Kirtland
Walter Sprick
Federal Aviation Administration
Tactical Air Command
Henry A. Kissinger
Air Force One
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
N.C
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Mamiano Mountain
Calhoun Rally Backs Bert Lance in Stand for Good Ole Georgia Boy
About 1,500 Calhoun residents packed a rally for Bert Lance on the eve of a Senate probe into his finances. Supporters called him generous and honest, citing church contributions and a hometown misrepresented by media. Lt. Gov. Zell Miller rebutted magazine claims about Lance’s arithmetic skills.
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Calhoun Rally Backs
Good Ole
Bert Lance
Calhoun, Ga
Bert
Calhoun
Lance
Jack Purcell
Emory Brackman
LaBelle
First Methodist Church
United Methodist
Zell Miller
Teasdale backs LePage firing in Missouri
Gov. Teasdale acknowledged the LePage dismissal could have been handled better and said the issue was blown out of proportion. He kept the sales tax investigators on the job temporarily and ordered a study of the unit’s creation and functions while considering staffing changes. A daughter named Kelly Sue Dunlap was born to Harry G. and Mrs. Dunlap of Perry at Audrain Medical Center.
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Harry G. Dunlap
Perry
Audrain Medical Center
Kelly Sue Dunlap
Dunlap Farms
Pakistanis Delay Eid Holiday After Moon Sighting Failure
Millions of Pakistanis postponed the Eid al Fitr holiday as Ruet-e-Hilal committees failed to sight the new moon ending Ramadan. No authenticated sighting led Maulana Qadri to announce Ramadan would end on Friday and Shawwal begin. Saudi Arabia and nearby states announced Eid earlier, while Pakistan maintained cautious observance.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Karachi
Lahore
Peshawar
Maulana Arifullah Qadri
AP postpones opening Beijing bureau amid diplomacy doubt
AP President Keith Fuller said Chinese officials told a visiting AP delegation that a Beijing bureau is not yet timely. The group, including 12 executives, toured China cities, with no date set for news bureaus until relations between Washington and Peking potentially advance.
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Hong Kong
Associated Press
Peking
Keith Fuller
The
News Cooperative
Fuller
China
U.S
Washington
Shanghai
Changsha
Kweilin
Canton
Inner Mongolia
Jack Tarver
Tailgate Sale Aids Mexico Area Chest Donors Needed
Chest Leaders seek donations for a tailgate sale on Oct 1 from 9 am to 4 pm at South Trails Shopping Center. Twelve agencies accept clothing, home goods, small appliances, and crafts. Donations due by Sept 30. Parking lot spaces available for $5 with profits kept by sellers. Proceeds support the Community Chest.
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Mexico Area
South Trails
Jewett Henderson
Courtney Child Care Inc
Debra Neat
Richard Wohlers
American Red Cross
Audrain-Montgomery
Community Chest
Anti War Activist Mark Rudd Faces New Charges in Chicago
Former radical leader Mark Rudd, long a fugitive, is set for a second court appearance in Chicago on charges of mob action aggravated battery and resisting arrest tied to the 1969 Days of Rage protests. The New York Daily News reports four Weather Underground members may surrender as prosecutors face proving charges.
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Chicago
Mark Rudd
Rudd
New York Daily News
Today
Weather Underground
Columbia University
New York
Students For A Democratic Society
The
Weatherman
FBI
U.S. Capitol
Gulf Oil
Pittsburgh
Timothy Leary
Fords Moving To California
Jerry and Betty Ford will leave their Vail summer home for Palm Springs California where a permanent residence is under construction They will stay in a rented home in the desert until February The Fords plan separate engagements with Mrs Ford set to travel to Moscow on September 27 for an NBC program on the Bolshoi Ballet and the former president to lecture at the University of Nebraska
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Vail
Colo
Jerry
Betty Ford
Palm Springs
Calif
Fords
Dick Bass
California Desert
University of Nebraska
Portrait of Yesterday photo exhibit at Mexico Public Library
An exhibit titled A Portrait of Yesterday from the Swekosky photography collection of Notre Dame College St Louis is on display at the Mexico Public Library through September. The show, organized on tour by the Missouri Arts Council, is sponsored locally by the Mexico Woman's Club.
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Mexico Public Library
Swekosky
Notre Dame College
St.Louis
Missouri Arts Council
Mexico Woman's Club
MFWC
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LePage
Salane Woud
Ie Oy
Dairy Pride
Mexico
Criss Cross Eagle's Home
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
AP Bureau
Atlanta Constitution and Journal
David R. Bradley
St. Joseph
News-Press and Gazette
Frank Batten
Landmark Communications
Norfolk
Virginia
Stanton R. Cook
Chicago Tribune
Katharine Graham
the Washington Post Co
William H. Cowles
the Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Wash
Robert L. Taylor
the Evening and Sunday Bulletin
Philadelphia
J.M. McClelland, Jr
the Daily News
Longview
Daniel H. Ridder
Long Beach
Callf
Independent Press Telegram
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
New York Times
Robert M. White
Mexico (Mo
Bob White
Barbara
Teng Hsiao-ping
Ford
Taiwan
Mr. White
AF Board
Chou En Lai
Thomas Stapleton
Martha Stephenson
Mexico Recreation Corporation
Col
C.R. Stribling
Arthritis Foundation
Paul Cherches
Boy Scouts
Steve Frazer
Girl Scouts
Clifford Wilson
USC
Salvation Army and Social Services
Lewis DeHart
John Strehsman
Empire Club
Countryside Inn
Falton
Country Express & Beer
Paul Riechers
Charles Newlafth
Auavasse
Disco Action BP
Shay
Specia
Cafe Railroad
Fk Centralia
Vlings Iri
Bernardine Dohrn
Kathy Boudin
William Ayres
Jeffrey Jones
Manhattan
California
Sinbad
the Eye of the
Library Now
Little Dixie Oey
SAT
SUN
McMlaz
Dino da Laurentiis Corporation
Ronan
Lauren Bacall
Lecanike
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