Energy rationing urged by Eagleton to combat fuel crisis
Senator Eagleton told the Missouri Electrical Cooperatives meeting that immediate action is needed to establish a national fuel rationing and allocation system. He criticized the administration for delaying hard truths about shortages, urged stronger measures beyond a 10 percent plan, and warned of a potential domestic crisis. Lt. Gov. Phelps and Gerald Diddie outlined causes and long term energy solutions.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Washington
Association of Missouri Electrical Cooperatives
William Phelps
Nixon
Amtrak
Jefferson City
Congress
Phelps
Middle East
United States
Diddle
America
Equal Space Bill Filed In Missouri House
A Missouri bill introduced in the 1974 session requires newspapers to give equal space to political candidates. If a paper attacks a candidate or allocates free space to such purpose, the candidate may publish a reply free of charge in the same type and conspicuous place. The measure covers news columns as well as letters and editorials.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
B. Banks
St. Louis
Car Strikes Jefferson City Boy On Geneva Street
A Jefferson City boy, age unspecified in source, was hit while running across Geneva Street near 900. Police say Matthew Rowan of 905 Geneva Street was slightly injured as Kathryn L. Reinsch, 21, of 919 Geneva Street could not stop in time to avoid the collision.
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Jefferson City
Geneva St
Matthew Rowan
Kathryn L. Reinsch
Center elects new officers at St Marys Health Center
Edward K. Louden was elected president of the Citizen's Advisory Board for 1974, succeeding Robert Herman at year end. Louden, a Citadel graduate and Scholastic Magazines manager, is a retired Air Force colonel and community leader. Charles Kolb was elected vice president, with several others re-elected or named to the board, including Carmine Vignola, David Donnelly, Thomas Vetter, Frank Gerbes, Mrs. Mary Lloyd, Henry LePage, Perry Hawes Jr., Fred Vogel, and Nelson Vincent.
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Edward K. Louden
Citizen's
St. Mary's Health Center
Robert Herman
Citadel
Louden
Scholastic Magazines, Inc
Sheltered Workshop
Jefferson City
U.S. Air Force
Rebecca
United Presbyterian Church
Tower Dr
Charles Kolb
Kolb
Exchange National Bank
Carmine Vignola
David Donnelly
Thomas Vetter
Frank Gerbes
Mary Lloyd
Henry LePage
Perry Hawes Jr
Fred Vogel
Nelson Vincent
Fuel shortage hits Mark Twain museum visitors
Frances Anderson, curator of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum in Hannibal Missouri, says fuel service station closures will reduce weekend trips from St. Louis and nearby Missouri Illinois areas, harming Sunday visits to Huck Finn shrine.
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Hannibal, Mo
Mark Twain
Huck Finn
Faseline
Mississippi River
Frances Anderson
Missouri
St. Louis
Ilinois
High winds damage several Jefferson City area businesses
Severe early Tuesday winds caused heavy damage west of the State Capitol affecting Scruggs Guhleman Lumber Co Tharp Lumber Co Hale's Sporting Goods and nearby facilities. Widespread outages downed poles and lines as roofs walls and doors were torn from buildings while weather officials warned of flash floods and snow.
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Jefferson City
State Capitol
Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Co
Main St
Bob Scruggs
Scruggs
Tharp Lumber Co
Scruggs-Guhleman
Walnut St
Thurman Kempker
Kempker
Frank Hale
Hale's Sporting Goods
Hale
Missouri Power and Light Co
Country Club Drive
Wesley Farris
Cedar City
West Main Street
Farris
Ashland
Russellville
Millbottom
Miller County
Springfield
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Kansas Line
Kansas City
National Weather Service
Higbee
St. Louis
Two Die In Missouri Road Crashes Monday
Traffic accidents in Missouri claimed at least two lives Monday. Dorothy Voorhees, 55, of Cassville died when her car spun out on U S 60 and hit a utility pole near Monett. Lesley Logsdon, 67, of Potosi died after a collision with a dump truck on Route P in Washington County. His wife Fine Logsdon was seriously injured. Three Belle residents were injured in an Osage County crash on Highway 28 near Route NN.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Dorothy Voorhees
Cassville
U.S. 60
Barry County
Monett
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Lesley Lee Logsdon
Potosi
Washington County
Fine Logsdon
Washington County Hospital
Highway 28
Osage County
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Gerald F. Diddie
Associated Electric Cooperative
New Madrid
James Walz
Camera Center
East High
Industrial
Jefferson Gity
Jefferson St
Center
Josh
Jefferson Plaza
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Harrison Street
al Scheppers Motors, Inc
Harrison St
Scheppers
Precision Machine Inc
Missouri State Highway Department
Theodore Woehrer
Lohman
Broadway Shell
Walnut Street
Eldon
Tuscumbia
Edith Elizabeth Sarchette
Denise Mae Walters
Linda Sue Butler
Charles
Daily Capital News
AMD
M&s
Robert C.goshorn
Ang
William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Norfleet
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Associated Press
MATS
Carer
Cole
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Madison
Arris Pizza Palace
Yamaori
C7 Mattress Factory Mets
Rob Dingwall
CANON
Wee
Nean
LMM
Elemem Lo
Siegel
Dirty Harry
Re -Bernard
Walter Matthau
George Segal
Ake
Glenda Jackson
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