Moon dust quarantine adds Heather Owens to Apollo crew
At Space Center Houston a 24 year old Heather Owens joins astronauts and technicians in quarantine after exposure to lunar material. Officials report no illnesses and ongoing study of more than 50 pounds of rock and soil from the moon, with release targeted for Sunday or Monday.
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Local notices and public records from Jefferson City area
A garbled page lists names and addresses of residents, licenses, and public notices. It includes marriage license applications for Maurice C. Loehner and Jane ice Ann May, plus city wage talks, union actions, and a brief on a street fire. The document mixes local residents, fines, and civic items from Jefferson City and surrounding areas.
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St. Mary’s
Gladys Decker
Versailles
Hattie Ferguson
Linn
James Hooton
Rolla
Jwitta Burne
Riverside
Bertha Brown
Kansas Ave
Marie Schmidt
W. Elm St
Roy. Boltz
Ridgewood Dr
Frederick Lueckenhoff
Meadowlake Rd
Rita Clarkson
Kathy Kitsehaft
Fond du Lac
Wis
Charles E. Stilt
Pam Tyler
Eldon
Margaret Worment
Southwest Blvd
Eva
Arts council grants aid for performance
The Missouri Council on the Arts approved 250 dollars in aid for the three act comedy My Three Angels to be staged by the Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater at 8 p.m. Monday at Senior High School. Rep. Thomas D. Graham announced the state aid, requested by the Capital City Council on the Arts.
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Inquest Planned in Kennedy Chappaquiddick Crash
Boston district attorney Edmund Dinis said he will pursue an inquest and seek an autopsy into the Chappaquiddick island car crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. He stated witnesses will be called and hinted Kennedy may be included. The case follows guidance from Judge James Boyle as the process advances.
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Chappaquiddick Island
Maytha
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Europe
Postal station to be named for Truman in Independence
The Al postal station in Independence Missouri will be named after former President Harry S Truman. The dedication marks recognition of Truman’s ties to the area and honors his service.
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Independence
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East St. Louis Sees Sharp Rise in Murders in 1969
AP reports 38 murders occurred in East St. Louis during the first seven months of 1969, with increases in rape, robbery, burglary, assault, and auto theft. Property stolen exceeded $1.2 million, up from the prior period. Officials note a tribute to a distinguished American tied to a new postage station planned for May 1971. Bids expected in October.
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32Nd Street
Noland Road
Water shortage sparks concern in Idlewood subdivision
On Wednesday a letter read by Mayor John G. Christy from resident R. D. Tidwell of 2322 Bluebird Drive highlighted an inadequate water supply in Idlewood. City officials acknowledged the issue and promised to review supply options.
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Bluebird Drive
Iwewood
State Public Service Commission
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Elsa
Dawson
Gene Dawson
Jpow
Hereford and Angus cattle judged at Tipton fair
The 23rd annual Tipton com hereford and angus cattle show produced multiple champion and reserve winners. Records list Hereford senior bull calf Rush Hereford Farm first and junior calves, with Angus Farm and Bruce Murphey also claiming top spots.
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Hereford
Graham
Jeholera
Hereford Farm
Richard Williams
Angus Farm
Rush
Angus
Graham Angus Farm
Bruce Murphey
Heif ‘Er
Heifer
Richard ‘Rush
Gary Theiss
Roy Raithel, Jr
Mike Wyss
Roy Raithel Jr
Angus Champion
Grasham
Thelford Farm
Governor Hotel
Jefferson City
Wilbert Ber_berich
James Dawson
Cole County Likely No Tax Increase This Year
Cole County may not raise its tax rate with the levy at 88 cents per $100 evaluation for two years. Clerk Montie L. Christian cites high county evaluations as the reason. The rate will be announced after the Board of Appeals adjourns. only residents with increased evaluations by the Board of Equalization may appear before the Appeals Board at the courthouse.
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Sheep Show Awards Announced for Various Classes
Awards listed include Ram two years and over with Debbie and Cathy Stephens first and second. Ram lamb with Gary Theiss third. Ewe two years and over with Gary Theiss first and Debbie Stephens second and third. Ewe one year and under two with Debbie and Kathy Stephens first and second, Gary Theiss third. Ewe lamb champion ewe. Pen of three lambs and Pen of three ewes with Debbie and Kathy Stephens first and Gary Theiss third.
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Cathy Stephens
Gary ‘Theiss
Kathy Stepens
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Gary Theiss
Debbie Stephens
Kathy Stephens
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Kathy Step
Columbian arraigned on auto theft charge
Marco S Batali age 36 of Columbia was arraigned in Cole County Magistrate Court on auto theft charges. He allegedly stole a 1969 model car from Schanz Meyer Ford on July 25. Preliminary hearing set for August 26. bond set at 2000 dollars.
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Columbia
Cole County Magistrate Court
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Schanzmeyer Ford
Weather report summary for local date
Readings show a 24 hour period with low temperatures and wind data. Sunrise at 6 15 and sunset at 6 1. The report notes variable conditions across regions including Jefferson City and Lake of the Orarka with rainfall totals around 2.02 inches in 1946 and monthly totals near unknown values.
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Stolen 1960 Chevrolet Impala Sought by Police
Jefferson City police searched Wednesday for a white 1960 Chevrolet Impala with license SAS-167 reported stolen from the Bungalow Tavern on Industrial Drive about 11:43 p.m. Tuesday. Larry Helming owns the vehicle at 1222 Lee Street. keys were left inside the car.
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Lee. St
Bungalow Tavern
Industrial Drive
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