Oil Nations Call for US Price Cuts Amid Oil Row
Oil exporting countries press the United States and industrial nations to lower crude prices as Ford and Kissinger push for a new global pricing system. Venezuelan President Perez brands high prices as a response to economic oppression, while Arab and European officials urge dialogue and warn against coercive actions.
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Kissinger Ready to Push Cyprus Talks With Gromyko
Secretary of State Kissinger told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko he will take an active role in Cyprus talks. He held meetings with Greek and Turkish ministers and plans further negotiations, aiming to press Greeks and Turks toward a future arrangement while pursuing a Middle East settlement and nuclear arms talks in Moscow. Athens questions the value of Kissinger’s visit for Turkish aggression.
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Hunting Dogs Search In Mud For Bodies
In Honduras thousands of starving people fought for food dropped from helicopters while dogs tracked corpses in mud after Hurricane Fifi. Officials estimated 7500 to 8000 dead and 100000 homeless as aid from several nations arrived amid widespread devastation and transport challenges.
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President Ford Revises Toast At Leonor Sullivan Portrait
President Gerald Ford honored Representative Leonor Sullivan of Missouri at a portrait unveiling. He misspoke praising her as retiring, then corrected that she was running again. House Speaker Carl Albert noted her legislative impact on consumer laws and food programs.
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Hospitalized 11 year old to undergo kidney surgeries
Dennis Lucas, 11, son of Mrs. Shirley Williams and Garfield School student, is in Room 532 at the University of Missouri Medical Center. He will undergo surgery Monday for a congenital kidney ailment and later have a kidney removal, his mother said.
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Economists Say Controls Are Possible
New York report notes leading economists and consultants foresee wage and price controls despite Ford administration opposition. They warn public pressure and economic trends may force renewed controls, prompting firms to raise prices ahead of any revival while citing recent big hikes as reflecting such fears.
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DePugh Says Groups Oppose Rockefeller
NORBORNE Mo Conservative groups met at Norborne to oppose Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidency citing conflicts between business and politics. Organizers say 90 groups signed a petition to refuse confirmation while about 135 people attended the weekend conference with Klan and other groups represented.
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National State Rights Party
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Radiologist Candidacy Sparks Conflict of Interest Question
The Bowling Green Times reports doctor Matthew L. Nickels seeks a Pike County Memorial Hospital board seat while his company Nickels and Associates provides radiology services under contract. Questions arise about potential conflicts if elected and ongoing fees.
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Ford to visit Oklahoma for GOP boost in fall races
President Ford will come to Oklahoma City next month to boost the GOP ticket. Sen. Henry L. Bellmon says Ford’s visit aims to aid Republicans including gubernatorial hopeful Jim Choffe. Bellmon notes Ford will also tour Tennessee and Ohio on October 22 and plans details with state GOP leaders.
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Unions Block Bolling Reforms in House Reorg Debate
New York AP reports Rep. Richard Bolling says AFL-CIO leadership blocks his bipartisan plan to reorganize the House. The proposal would reduce Ways and Means power, split Education and Labor, and limit dual committee serving. Meany faction opposes floor action to protect their influence and railroad labor allies. West Virginia Democrat Harley Staggers chairs Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
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Mexico High School Open House Thursday Evening
Open House at Mexico High School is set for Thursday night starting with a 7 30 p m parents meeting in Emmons Hall. Principal William Lowry says parents will follow their child s daily schedule and meet teachers with 10 minute class periods and bells signaling transitions. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria.
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White House reshapes staff under Ford amid shakeup
President Ford moves to stamp his administration with new leaders. L. William Seidman is eyed for a top economic post as Donald Rumsfeld reorganizes the White House staff. Rumsfeld plans a broader purge of the bureaucracy while Kissinger and Hartmann assess roles, asserting no single top aide will dominate.
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API Head Warns Of Fuel Danger
API president Frank Ikard says no oil embargo expected this winter and gasoline prices have leveled off. He cautions that crisis ingredients remain and the U S remains about 40 percent dependent on foreign oil with possible Midwest and East gas interruptions affecting mainly industrial users.
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Camelot Casting Finalized at MHS News Production
From auditions last night MHS News announces the Camelot cast with Steve Reddin as King Arthur and Ellen Freeman as Queen Guenevere. Lancelot is Steve Miller, with a large ensemble including Merlyn Mordred Morgan Le Fey and many others, plus Camelot Chorus and Dancers.
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Kathy Cross
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Juvenile Council Discusses Facilities Plans
The Juvenile Court Advisory Council met in Audrain County Circuit Court Room to review detention facility options. Chairman Robert Ollis presided as Rod Nebel outlined Garfield School as a potential site and renovation plans for the jail’s lower floor if Garfield is not approved.
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Harrison kicks off first U.S. tour since 1966
Former Beatle George Harrison announces a 25 city U.S. tour starting November 2 with Ravi Shankar as his accompany artist. His last U.S. appearance was at Madison Square Garden in 1971.
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