Governor Defends Nielsen Office Amid Building Delays
Governor Bond defended the Office of Administration over delays in three major Missouri building projects in St Louis and Springfield. He said the agency handles tasks professionally and took responsibility, while signaling possible emergency funding and new architect hiring tied to revenue bond issues. Bond also outlined a 소비 consumer protection plan emphasizing a new department and reforms, amid criticism from Joe Teasdale over utility rates.
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State Office of Administration
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Bond
J. Neil Nielsen
Jack Cooper
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Legislative Committee On Fiscal Affairs
St. Tous
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Missouri
Wainwright
Midtown
St. Louis
Landers
Springfield
Public Counsel
Public Service Commission
Joe Teasdale
Plaque honors William Rufus Jackson at Saddle Horse Museum
A donor funded a memorial plaque and sidewalk at the American Saddle Horse Museum in Mexico for William Rufus Jackson 1876 1943 editor publisher and postmaster. Jackson led Missouri saddle horse efforts and served as postmaster of both Mexico and St Louis.
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Reading
William Rufus Jackson
Mexico
St. Louis
Audrain County Historical Society
Graham Jackson
Tiburon
Calif
Horseshoe Bend
Museum
Saddle Horse Museum
W. Rufus Jackson
Historical Society
Jackson
Old Mexico Intelligencer
Audrain County
Lee Brothers
Ben R. Middleton
Missouri Saddle Horse Breeders Assn
Missouri
Kentucky
Missouri Stockman
C. P
James) Cauthorn
Marshall Chief
Conor
American Saddle Horse Museum
Champ Clark
Champ
Bennett Champ Clark
Eighty- One Turley
Riverside
Meany Retirement Hint Shakes AFL-CIO Leadership
Washington AP reports AFL-CIO President George Meany may retire next year after over two decades at the helm. At 82, illness and reduced vitality fuel speculation, though Meany cites no retirement date and says he has given retirement more thought. Lane Kirkland emerges as a possible successor amid UAW’s potential return and Carter election factors.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Pisot Labor Federation
International Union
Bronx
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Jimmy Carter
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
The
Auto Workers
Reuther
Lane Kirkland
Kirkland
Demand for More Community Adult Day Care Centers
A federal study for the Senate Special Committee on Aging urges expansion of community-based adult day care centers to aid over 5 million Americans aged 65 plus who are not institutionalized but have activity limitations.Centers would offer an alternative to rising institutional care costs and support disabled and chronically ill seniors.
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Washington
Senate Special Committee On Aging
Millions Of Blackbirds Invade The Southeast Again
Nashville AP reports scientists warn of a repeat Southeast invasion of about 230 million blackbirds in late fall and winter. Tennessee roosts near Milan Chapel Hill and Ft Campbell Ky, with roosts ranging from 1 million to 40 million. Roost destruction is seen as the most permanent cure, while Curative detergents have limited success due to weather.
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Nashville, Tenn
Burt Monroe
University of Louisville Biology Department
Monroe
Southeast
Tennessee
Milan
Chapel Hill
Ft. Campbell
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
East
Texas
Carolinias
Jenkins Named U.S. Attorney
Ronald E. Jenkins a 1964 Mexico High School graduate and 1964 A P Green Scholar has been named assistant U S Attorney in the United States Attorney s Office. He replaces Thomas Jr Lorraine who left last month for private practice in Lake Ozark. Jenkins a two year Organized Crime Strike Force veteran is the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Jenkins now of Columbia and graduated with honors from the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law as a federal bar scholar.
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Ronald E. Jenkins
Mexico
U.S
St. Louis
Jenkins
Thomas Jr
Lorraine
U.S. Attorney's Office
Lake Ozark
A.P. Green
Eugene Jenkins
Columbia
University of Missouri- Kansas City School of Law
Vietnamese Mother Wins Custody Suit
Doan Thi Hoang Anh, 33, wins back custody of one child from the Nelsons, who cared for Ben, in a unanimous Iowa Supreme Court ruling. The court noted the mother left seven children in a Saigon orphanage as the Communists advanced, and Ben is one of those siblings who escaped capture.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Saigon
Doan Thi Hoang Anh
Great Falls
Mont
John Nelson
Ben
Iowa
Friends of Vietnam
Anh
Fossil Evidence Indicates North Atlantic Land Bridge
Scientists report the first fossil evidence of a land bridge once linking North America and Europe via Greenland and Spitsbergen. Discovered on Ellesmere Island, fossils of mammals birds and reptiles suggest a temperate swampy Arctic climate 45 to 48 million years ago and climate indicators include sequoia plants and diverse fauna.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
North America
Europe
Canada
Ellesmere Island
Arctic Circle
Greenland
United States
Robert M. West
Milwaukee Public Museum
Wisconsin
Mary R. Dawson
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Pittsburgh
Montpellier
France
Asia
Bering Sea
Alaska
Atlantic
Iceland
Spitsbergen
Scandinavia
North Pole
Ky Says He Is Settled In California Home
Former South Vietnamese premier Nguyen Cao Ky says he is well and happy living in a Huntington Beach beach community. He continues to give speeches and his wife plans a restaurant venture. A refugee farm project is abandoned. He praises the climate and people in a recent interview at a two story home.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
Nguyen Cao Ky
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