New fuel system aims to boost mileage by hydrogen mix
International Materials in Burlington Mass plans a SEGAS hydrogen based fuel system to raise mileage by 30 to 50 percent and meet 1977 federal emission standards. The system, described by board chairman Terry F Newkirk, would be ready in about five years with two more years for auto maker adoption. Prices are estimated between 80 and 100 dollars per unit.
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Jefferson City
Burlington, Mass
International Materials
Detroit
Terry F. Newkirk
International
Newkirk
Innovative rupture truss promotes trial gift in Kansas City
An advertisement touts a new inconspicuous rupture support advertised as comfortable and easy to wear. Readers are invited to a three day trial with a complimentary $4.95 truss, offered by Physicians Appliance Company in Kansas City with a free descriptive circular.
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Physicians Appliance Company
Koch Bldg
W. 7Th St
Kansas City
Mac
Massachusetts lottery sales set national per capita record
Massachusetts leads the nation in per person lottery ticket sales with a weekly dollar volume of 2.1 million for the week ending November 22, averaging 0.37 tickets per person, according to William E. Perrault, director of the state lottery.
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Boston
Massachusetts
William E. Perrault
Eight Die In Missouri Road Crashes This Weekend
Traffic accidents across Missouri claimed at least eight lives per Highway Patrol reports. Victims included Kansas City youths Kahled Sunday and Anthony Stevenson five, plus Joplin and Florissant residents among others. An Iberia couple in Miller County sustained minor injuries after their car struck a highway sign and went through a fence west of U S 54.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Kahled
Roger G. McGee
Kansas City
U.S. 71
Cheryl Linn Elam
Joplin
Newton
Roma Hunt
Cedar Creek
Table Rock Dam
Anthony Stevenson
Janice B. Childress
Corby T. Cunningham
Keokuk
Iowa
U.S. 61
Wayland
Lonnie Moore
Fenton
South St. Louis
Mid-Missouri
Miller County
U.S. 54
M R and Mrs William H Weldon Publisher Roles and Rates
The notice lists publishers RB Rose and board chairman Robert Blosser and president Donald Morfleet with editor Hag. It states publication schedule daily except Monday by News Tribune Company Jefferson City Missouri and notes subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Missouri and other zones. It mentions Associated Press affiliation and circulation auditing.
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William H, Weldon
RB. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Morfleet
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
Core
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Richardson gets 10 years for brother’s stabbing death
Bruce Alvin Richardson, 19, of Jefferson City, was sentenced to 10 years in the department of corrections after pleading guilty to manslaughter for the April 1 stabbing death of his brother Richard Lee Richardson. The charges were reduced from second degree murder after prosecutors.
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Bruce Alvin Richardson
Jefferson City
Department of Corrections
Richard Lee Richardson
Richardson
Cole
Richard Richardson
James T. Riley
Auto insurance probe reveals regulatory violations in Missouri
State Insurance Superintendent Edward Farmer disclosed that examinations of firms selling auto coverages through Missouri loan companies uncovered violations of insurance and finance laws. Findings include four annual contract rewrites with full earned premiums, interest charges for full term, misfiling endorsements, total loss settlements tied to loan balance, and direct losses paid to loan firms. The division will broaden reviews and seek prosecution for noncompliance.
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Missouri
Edward Farmer
State Insurance Division
Farmer
Desegregation Moves At Missouri Penitentiary Completed
About 1,000 inmates volunteered to join six main cellblocks in a peaceful desegregation at the Missouri state prison. Corrections officials report a normal operation with 45 inmates remaining to be integrated individually. Governor Camp praised the voluntary council effort and said the plan reduces tensions and improves rehabilitation focus.
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Missouri State Prison
George Camp
Camp
Corrections Department
Jefferson City stations close Sunday amid Nixon fuel curbs
Most Jefferson City service stations complied with President Nixon’s request to halt Sunday gasoline sales. Of 57 contacted, only three sold gas Sunday, with others open but not selling or close entirely. Sales surged Saturday as customers stockpiled, and several stations reported 50 to 80 percent higher weekend volumes.
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Jefferson City
Nixon
The
News Tribune
Deep Rock
Missouri Blvd
Ted
Southwest Gulf Service
Southwest Blvd
Missouri Boulevard Shell
Bob's Fina
Highway 50
Broadway Shell
W. McCarty St
Congress
Redel
Bill Courtright
Courtright
Bill
Phillip
E. McCarty St
Ramada
Jefferson
Giant polar bear breaks size record in awe inspiring feat
A colossal polar bear measured at 11 feet tall and 2210 pounds, claimed as the largest on record. Researchers note the massive beast surpassed typical polar bear dimensions, drawing fascination from scientists and the public alike. The discovery highlights extreme wildlife growth and raises questions about habitat and food availability.
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Central Missourian
Helen Burton
Burton
State Highway Department
Jackson St
Milo H. Walz
Walz
Madison
Arris Pizza Palace
Fferson City
U.S. 63
Houston
Carol Duval
Jackie L. Fancher
Carolyn
Lake Ozark Clinic
Fancher
Patrot
Daily Capital News
Robert C Goshor
Associated Press
Moxay Tueday Dry Cleaning SS RS As
Ny Ie
DRY Cleaners
Missoun Blvd
Cole County
Jim McHenry
Bruce
E. Capitol Ave
Bill Maurer
Dennis Mobric
Bob Rolufs
Rolufs
Ted Hunt
Missouri Boulevard
Morris Carrigan
Don Backes
Apache Flats
Betty Radjai
Clark Super
Clay Street Texaco
al Deppe
Star Service Petroleum
W. Dunklin St
Vernon Wyatt
Jefferson Street
Apco
Johnny
Sinclair Service
Patten
Bnooey
Aiients Brown
Inveals
Cahutawassee River
Deliverance
Donald Sutherland
Elliott Gould
Jeremy
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