Ozark Trail Grows Through Missouri Ozarks Hikers Trail
A feature on the Ozark Trail in Missouri, detailing its 80 miles built in Missouri, 100 in Arkansas, and 140 by the U.S. Forest Service. It describes rugged Ozarks scenery, the landscape’s limits, and the effort of trail coordinator Al Schneider to secure routes, land access, and ongoing development across public lands and private Pioneer Forest holdings.
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Owls Bend
Ozarks
Midwest
Maine
Georgia
West Coast
St. Louis
Missouri Ozarks
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Appalachians
Rockies
Fred Lasser
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Ozark Trail Council
Missouri
U.S. Forest Service
Magazine Mountain
Ozark Trail
Chicago
Texas
al Schneider
Schneider
Pacific Ocean
Forest Service
Ozarks National Scenic Riverway
Leo Drey
Pioneer Forest
Stegall Mountain
Carter County
Consumer Scorecard Warranties For Your Home
Louise Cook surveys home warranties as a growing method to protect buyers from defects. The HOW program, run by builders since 1974, covers major structural defects and essential systems. New Jersey requires warranties, with costs folded into home prices.
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National Association of Home Builders
New Jersey
HOW
Imports Not Driving Car Slump Says Industry Group
Car imports did not cause the U.S. sales drop, says Automobile Importers of America chair Ralph Millet. He cites a shift to small vehicle production and warns import restrictions would raise prices and harm workers. Ford and UAW seek higher duties. Saab-Scania opposes. Detroit foresees bright prospects despite imports. Japanese envoy urges Detroit to modernize and accept competition.
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Washington
U.S
Millet
Detroit
Miller
Saab-Scania
Volkswagen
Mercedes
Canada
Dissident Writer Leaves Soviet Union for West Germany
Lev Kopelev a noted dissident writer has been granted a one year Soviet exit visa and plans to depart for West Germany invited by Heinrich Böll. He may return home before December 3 and has previously demanded assurances of return. Raisa Orlova his wife is an American literature specialist.
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Moscow
Lev Kopelev
West Germany
Kopelev
Heinrich Boll
West
Willy Brandt
Kiev
Communist Party
Soviet Writers Union
Raisa Orlova
Johnson County opposes regional dump plan in Kansas City area
Johnson County commissioners rebut the idea of becoming a regional dump site for metropolitan Kansas City after the EPA ordered hazardous waste dumped at a county landfill. County officials failed in court to stop the dumping, with Commissioner John J. Franke Jr. insisting the county should not be treated as patsies. Wyandotte County lies in the nearby area.
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Olathe
Kan
Johnson County
Kansas City
Environmental Protection Agency
John J. Franke Jr
Wyandotte
Kansas
City
Franke
Robert Bacon
Missouri Eyes Action on Baby Miss America Pageant
Missouri officials threaten to bar future events if Baby Miss America Pageant Promotions fails to provide information. Promoter Savoies faced 50 inquiries and five complaints over prize delivery and merchandise, as observers from the attorney general's office monitor operations.
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Kansas City, Mo
Missouri Attorney General's Office
Baby Miss America Pageant Productions Inc
Metairie, la
Kansas
Missouri
Ron Savoie
Sammie Savoie
Attorney General
Kansas City
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Consumer
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Home Builders Association
Harold Olin
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Olin
Ralph T. Millet
Automobile Importers of America
U.S. International Trade Commission
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
United States
Yoshio Okawara
Germany
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Angela Bennett
Savoies’ Attorney
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Ottawa
THE
Hiawatha Gymnasium
Haskell Indian Junior College
Lawrence, Kansas
Saffron Glass Co
Walnut
Quasar
Agonal
T.V
Betty and
Clarence Koch