Missouri Guards face retraining under statewide reorganization
The Missouri National Guard plans statewide cuts and retraining for officers and enlisted men as units shift to engineer and maintenance roles. Some personnel may return to army bases for required retraining, with weekend sessions and school programs used to reclassify personnel. The plan preserves current officers and keeps most units intact though several groups will be renamed or reassigned, and a city fire rate structure would be charged to property owners for firefighting outside city limits.
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Louis Orginance
Richard Shelley
Adjunant General's Office
Rson
Sering
I Fulton
Tourith
National Guard
L. B. Adams Trubines
Adamg
John G. Christy
Christy
Adams
U.S. Army Engineer
Ft. Leonard Wood
City weighs fate of costly truck scales in Jefferson
Jefferson faces idle scales after a state inspector found the weighing mechanism worn. Mayor Christy questions repair costs against value, with an estimated $1,300 to fix. City data show low income from fees and patrol-time costs, while Highway Patrol expresses interest in reactivating the scales.
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Jefferson
John G. Christy
Public Works
Edwin H. Rackers Jr
Highway Patrol
Christy
Mexico
Columbia
Fulton
Missouri considers new arrest rights pamphlet plan
The article reports on a Missouri proposal to publish arrest rights guidance for the public. It notes involvement by Atty. Gen. Norman H. andes and Cedar City officials, the City Fire Department, and the National Guard Bureau. The plan, discussed at a council meeting, aims to clarify rights and procedures after arrest and promote cooperation with law enforcement.
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Norman H. Andes
Cedar City
Missouri
West Main
Harrison
Es Rackers
Attorney General's
National Guard Bureau
Adams
Com
Cnherson
Warren E. Hearnes
Mittee
St. Louis
Perry W. Hawes Jr
Omer H. Stone
Robert L. Debo
News Tribune
Donald
Anderson
Hearing on Elkhurst airport taxi service resumes before PSC
Thursday hearings reviewed applications by Missouri Transit Line Inc and Yellow Cab Co for airport to highway taxi service between Elkhurst airport and US 63. Missouri Transit plans 21 intercity buses and possible use of regional fleet. officials urged readiness once airport opens.
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Elkhurst Air
Public Service Commission
Missouri Transit Line Inc
Moberly
Missouri
Yellow Cab Co
Columbia
U.S 63
H. W. Shepherd
Missouri Transit Irati Si
PSC
Shepherd
Missouri Transit
Comepany
Hearnes welcomes Modine Company to Missouri
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes greets Modine Manufacturing Co. as it plans a 750000 building in Trenton to produce radiators for agriculture and construction gear. Private financing will cover the project, with 125 to 150 jobs expected. officials discuss outside-city fire calls and a 50/25 rate plan for such services.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Modine, ‘Manufacturing Co
Missouri
Trenton
Hearnes
Banker appointed to city sewer service appeals panel
William H. Tranbarger, a local bank official, was named to the City Sewer Service Appeals Committee. Mayor John G. Christy announced the appointment and will seek council approval next Monday night. Tranbarger will replace C. W. Bud Raithel, who died last month. Raithel was another local banker. The five member board handles sewer service complaints.
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William H. Tranbarger
John G. Christy
Tranbarger
Crest Drive
C. W
Bud) Raithel
Raithel
Television Friday Log Highlights Local Schedule
Friday listings run from 7:25 am to 11:00 pm with Today Show CBS News and daytime soap operas. Prime time features Wall of Noise and No Trees in the Street Marquee films plus regional Weather and News updates and late night Dragnet 1968.
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Missouri
CBS News
NBC News
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Ty Harden
Dorothy Provine
Sylvia Syms
Ronald Howard
Herbert Lom
London
General Hospital
Santa Claus
Timmie
Lassie
Mike Douglas
Mid-Mo
Wizard
Big Valley
Gomer Pyle
Missouri Forum
Wall of Noise
Y Bell
World News
Daily Capital News masthead and publication details
The text lists publishers editors and staff for the Daily Capital News with references to owners Robert G. C. Goshorn and William Weldow plus board members and managers. It notes morning distribution except Monday, carrier delivery in Jefferson City Missouri, and weekly or annual subscription rates, with Associated Press affiliation and rights reserved for republication of local news.
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Daily Capital News
Mars
Robert GC. Goshorn
William
Weldow
J. Rose
Ronegr Chosser
Fen Frank Hiabt
Toseerie Maier
Fahiot
Kenneth M. Johnson
Permit bin Abhaleil al
Te News Inburerg Company
Aglass
Sossage
Aearce TeHleron Pa Cin
Associated Press
Strscrietior
Jefferson
City
Missouri
Boat dealer held on check charges
Robert T. Smith, a Camdenton boat dealer, is jailed in Camden County on six counts for issuing non payable checks totaling several thousand dollars. His preliminary hearing was scheduled for Dec 20 in Camden County Magistrate Court and circuit court actions may follow. Bond set at $1500. more civil suits expected.
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Smith
Camden County
Jefferson City
Camdenton
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