Floods Rampage Across Pennsylvania and Northeast
The White River and Susquehanna basin floods, born from Eloise’s tropical storm rains, forced 20,000-plus residents to flee in Pennsylvania as emergency declares spread across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Maryland. Five deaths across PA and NY reported. federal disaster funds authorized. dozens of towns flooded with water supplies affected and boats used for rescues.
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Associated Press
Penn Seylvania
Whitsgehanna
Eloise
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Agnes
New York State
Chemung
Steuben
Tioga County
Hugh Carey
Broome
Chenango
Tioga
Allegheny
Hugh Scott
White House
Milton
Eric Specht
Williamsport
Susquehanna
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
National Guard
Hutchinson River Parkway
Harrison
Westchester County
Parkway
New Jersey
Pompton River
Wayne Township
Connecticut
Naugatuck
Watertown
Torrington
Danbury
Army Corps of Engineers
Waltham
Mass
Walter Mackie
Naugatuck River
National Weather Service
Housatonic
Hartford
Ella Grasso
Italy
Washington
D.C
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River
U.S. Geological Survey
Laurel
Four Mile Creek
Alexandria
Milton Penn
Speed Law Enforcement Boosts Deaths? Bond Cites 55 MPH Push
Gov. Bond credits a vigorous 55 mph speed limit enforcement and a 141 percent rise in highway patrol arrests for Missouri surpassing its 1974 fatalities reduction goal. He notes federal recognition of doubled enforcement since March 1974 and urges possible federal aid to support enforcement efforts.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Highway Patrol
Federal
Frank Zarb
Bond
Missouri
U.S. Department of Transportation
Curators Back Marillac Purchase For MU Optometry School
The University of Missouri board votes 5 to 4 to seek 26.9 million dollars in capital funds to buy Marillac College in St. Louis and convert it into the School of Optometry. The plan covers 5 million to buy, 500000 to remodel, 800000 for equipment, plus 550700 for first year operations. The project would join MU campuses in Columbia Kansas City Rolla and St. Louis with first class anticipated fall 1976. Governor Bond vetoed prior funding. the item has lowest priority amid broader capital requests. A separate committee was formed to review union relations and administrative reorganizations in St. Louis and the central MU structure.
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Columbia, Mo
Marillac College
St. Louis
University of Missouri
John Dalton
Marillac
University
Columbia
Kansas City
Rolla
School of
Optometry
C. Brice Ratchford
Christopher 5
Bond
State Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Board of Curators
School Budget Weak Says Missouri Teachers Group
The Missouri National Educational Association calls the 611 million public school budget totally inadequate and inappropriate. MNEA President Ron Branch argues for an extra 100 million and plans to ask the governor to raise the request.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri National Educational Association
Ron Branch
Five Year Grain Deal Reported By Kansas City Star
The United States and the Soviet Union near a five year pact to buy five to eight million metric tons of U.S. grain annually. The plan split roughly 50 50 between wheat and corn with possible shifts and sorghums. Details were to be finalized in Europe with Richard Bell, and Earl L Butz was abroad with cautious comments.
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Kansas City
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Europe
Richard Bell
Bell
Washington
London
International Wheat Council
the Star
Moscow
Earl
Missouri study to examine life of elderly in eight communities
University of Missouri sociologists begin a three year project on older Missourians in eight towns including Mexico. Mrs. Bess G. Arvin joins as local researcher after serving as Audrain Welfare Director. Funding from the Administration on Aging supports the effort led by Habenstein and Biddle with C R S B as institutional sponsor.
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Robert W. Habenstein
Ellen Horgan Biddle
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri City
Mexico
Bess G. Arvin
Arvin
Audrain Co
Administration On Aging
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
T. Pihlblad
University
Missouri
Center For Research
East Stewart Road
His Library Books Overdue A 15000 Book Heist Late Fees
Joseph Feldman turned himself in after police sought the man who failed to return 15 000 books from the New York Public Library. The haul filled Feldman’s Greenwich Village apartment with books valued at 100 000 to 150 000 dollars. He faces criminal possession of stolen property and potential penalties up to seven years in prison and 75 000 dollars in late fees. Sammy Davis Jr. remains in Century City hospital after seeking treatment for neuritis and leg fatigue. His physician said a final diagnosis is pending the entertainer’s fatigue and leg condition.
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NEW York
Joseph Feldman
New York Public Library
Feldman
Greenwich Village
Charles Pendergrass
Los Angeles
Sammy Davis Jr
Century City Hospital
Gerald Blankford
Davis
Lawyer Faces Court Action For Comments
In Chillicothe Missouri Judge Kenneth Lewis warned Kansas City lawyer A J Falcone of possible contempt of court over remarks in a Kansas City newspaper about the case of Bobby Long a paraplegic convicted of selling a $10 cocaine bag to an undercover agent Long who served in Vietnam is wheelchair bound after an Army accident in Germany Falcone and Long appeared before the Livingston County Circuit Court where Judge Lewis denied a motion for a new trial and raised Longs bond to 20000 while appointing a special prosecutor to study potential contempt actions
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Chillicothe
Kenneth Lewis
Livingston County
A. J. Falcone
Kansas City
Falcone
Lewis
Bobby Long
Brookfield
Long
Germany
Jong
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