Revenue sharing figures list Missouri and county allocations
The AP report details federal revenue sharing allocations with Missouri receiving 33 million and counties, townships, and cities totalling 65.8 million. It breaks down each county and major city amounts, noting St. Louis Kansas City and Springfield shares and listing numerous county figures. The piece ends with captions describing escorts and a parade float from a local homecoming event.
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Washington
Congress
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
Adair
Kirksville
Andrew
Savannah
Atchison
Tarkio
Audrain
Mexico
Vandalia
Barry
Monett
Barton
Lamar
Bates
Butler
Benton
Bollinger
Agnew Attacks Hecklers At Deep South Campaign Rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew responds to antiwar hecklers with verbal slaps during a Deep South rally as Nixon signs a nuclear arms pact at the White House. McGovern outlines urban plans while Sen. Sargent Shriver touts labor support in industrial areas amid a wide campaign backdrop.
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Associated Press
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
White House
George McGovern
America
Eastern
Seaboard
Tampa
Fla
McGovern
Chesapeake Bay
St. Michael's
South Dakota
Baltimore
Atlantic City
N.J
New York City
Coroner's Jury Rules Death Of Thomas Was Accidental
The coroner's jury ruled Roger S. Thomas's death accidental after a head injury from a fight last Saturday. He died Tuesday at University Medical Center. The jury found the fall occurred while attempting to break up the fight between Robert Shivers and Bobby Ray Smith. Coroner Connie Pickering recalled witnesses as the inquest resumed.
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Roger S. Thomas
University Medical Center
Robert Shivers
Bobby Ray Smith
Shivers
Robert Fenlon
Connie Pickering
Horace Blue Jr
Lafayette St
Miller
Roger Thomas
Felly
Bobby Ray
Roger
Tooney
Joyce
Pickering
Teresa Williams
E. Promenade St
FBI Chief Demoted To St Louis Over Armored Protest Incident
Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray censured Washington field office chief Robert Kunkel and transferred him to St Louis on probation amid claims of covering up an antiwar demonstration incident last May The Post cited prior discipline of Wesley G Grapp in Los Angeles and noted Gray’s ongoing personnel actions.
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Washington (Ap
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
ITI
Washington
St. Louis
Washington Post
the Post
Robert Kunkel
Gray
Kunkel
Post
Wesley G. Grapp
Los Angeles
Cherches In Bob Hope's Big Show at Missouri
Major Paul Cherches of Missouri Military Academy will arrange the Salute to Hollywood themed music for Bob Hope’s Columbia concert. The MMA director of music will also conduct a railroading and wild west program plus a Cherches arrangement of Thanks for the Memories. His work has long aided Missouri, Fresno State, Wisconsin State, and Oklahoma State bands.
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Missouri Military Academy
Bob Hope
University of Missouri
Columbia
Paul Cherches
MMA
Cherches
Warren E. Hearnes
Hollywood
Hope
Fresno State College
Wisconsin State
Oklahoma State
Major Cherches
Boots Randolph
Nashville
Jim Nabors
Gomer Pyle
Compromise on Welfare Plan May Clear Social Security
Senate may resolve a three way split over welfare reform by adopting all three plans temporarily, testing various guaranteed income methods for two years. Sen. Russell B. Long opposed an eye care amendment while others pushed Medicare coverage for low income seniors, risking later drop in conference.
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Washington
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Congress
House
Nixon
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Finance Committee
Long
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Medicare
Lang
Senate House
Local Couple Welcome Daughter Janet Kay Thoenen
Mr and Mrs Barry Thoenen of 112 E Vine St announce the birth of their first child a daughter born at 9 40 am Friday weighing 4 pounds 9 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs August Thoenen of 907 N Calhoun St and Mr and Mrs Albert Shy of Hannibal. Mr Thoenen works at Hatfield Service Station.
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Bob Berrey
Audrain Hospital
Berreys
Berrey
MFA Exchange
Highway 54
Mexico
Mark Allen
Katherine Denise
Stephen Andrew
Susan Amy
E.E. Erdel
Laddonia
J.C. Berrey
Perry
Barry Thoenen
E. Vine St
Janet Kay
Thoenen
Hatfield
August Thoenen
N. Calhoun St
Albert Shy
Hannibal
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Carter
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Belton
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Clark
Clay
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Cameron
Cole
Louvain Pauley
Miss Brown
Liz Pearl
Vickie Pasley
Geoff Wolf
Jim Recob
Mike Jesse
Scott Smith
Jerry Fisher
Hannibal Pirates
Vocal Music Department
Richard Vance
Marsha Brown
Mexico High School
Iris Holtcamp
Robert Brown
E. Love St
Patsy Gallagher
Jefferson City
Cooper
Boonville
Crawford
Sullivan
Part
Dade
Dallas
Daviess
DeKalb
Dent
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Leslie Thomas
Leslie
Alf Tangora
Foreman
C. R. Stevens
Bernard Steinman
Deloy Isgrig
Dale Groves
Bob Kalkofen
Stephen and
Susan
Conservation Department
Audrain County
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Gary Zavadil
Hunnewell Hatchery
Denver Camden
Elkhorn
Wis
Cherches In
Janet Kay Thoenen
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