Would-be witness shot to death near Eureka
Donald F. Hedrick a 25 year old in St. Louis County was found shot four times along the Meramec River in Eureka while he was to testify in a calf theft case involving Omega Motorcycle Club members. Hedrick had pleaded guilty to theft and was on probation and restitution.
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Eureka
Dent County
Meramec
Donald F. Hedrick
Creve Coeur
St. Louis
Robert Lowery
Hedrick
Dorman Gibbs
Omega Motorcycle Club of
Cedar Grove Federal Park
Missouri
Gibbs
Lowery
U.N. University Advances as Global Scholar Network
The United Nations plans a worldwide university system linking scholars from many nations. Japan may host headquarters with a council meeting in March to nominate a rector. endowment target is 400 million dollars, with facilities in Trieste Ankara and Kenya offering land and partial funding.
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United Nations, Nly
U Thant
Thant
U.N. University
United Nations
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Japan
Italy
Trieste
Turkey
Ankara
Kenya
Inmate Receives Two More Years For Assault At Penitentiary
Missouri inmate Larry Dale Wintten of St. Charles pled guilty to three counts of assault and was sentenced in Cole County Circuit Court to two-year terms on each count, to run concurrently after a 93 year prior sentence from Texas County. In separate actions, two Algoa reformatory inmates Mike Morrison of Clark County and Johnny Kelly of Scott County received two-year concurrent terms after pleading guilty to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Penitentiary
Cole County
Larry Dale Wintten
St. Charles
State Penitentiary
Wintgen
Texas
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Mike Morrison
Clark County
Algoa
Johnny Kelly
Scott County
Bond Proposal Discussed for Cole County R II Schools
The Cole County R II School District board met to consider a bond to build a new elementary school. Supt Schnieders cited higher assessed valuation as making a bond feasible soon. The board also reviewed proposed changes to the school foundation program and planned the Dec 22 faculty Christmas dinner.
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Cole County
R-Il
Schnieders
School Board
Vets advised of date for GI bill eligibility changes
Veterans discharged between January 31 1955 and June 1 1966 have until May 31 1974 to use college benefits and until August 31 1975 for flight farm or on the job training. The eight year limit begins at discharge. For post Korean veterans eight years from discharge or from June 1 1966 whichever is later. Contact VA for eligibility details.
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Veterans Administration
Steve Savis
St. Louis VA
Four Die In Missouri Weekend Crashes
Four persons died in Missouri highway crashes over the weekend. Ora Lee Miles and his granddaughter Gawann Miles of Steelville perished when Miles’ car veered off Mo 8 and struck a pickup four miles east of Steelville. Ruby Kilmer of Barnett died in a head on collision on Route C0 west of Route CC in Miller County. Thomas Brammer of Marceline died from Friday night injuries after a head on crash on Mo 5 near Marceline. Betty Joann Fisher of Eldon sustained minor injuries when her vehicle left the road on Route CC near U S 54 in Miller County.
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Missouri
Ora Lee Miles
Gawann Miles
Steelville
Miles
Highway Patrol
Crawford County
Ruby M. Kilmer
Barnett
Chester
L. Wasmer
Miller County
Wasmer
Charles E. Still Hospital
Thomas Woodrow Brammer
Marceline
Charles Eugene Craig
Brookfield
Mo. 5
Chariton County
Betty Joann Fisher
Eldon
U.S. 54
Goldwater urges fast end to Nixon impeachment talks
Senator Barry Goldwater told the Christian Science Monitor that House leaders must shut up or put up as impeachment proceedings move quickly. He criticized Nixon for delays, saying openness would have resolved Watergate and possibly boosted the President's popularity. He faulted Nixon's reliance on executive privilege and notes the President is a lone figure not soliciting advice.
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Boston
Barry Goldwater
House
Nixon
Christian Science Mentor
Arizon Republicans
House Judiciary Committee
Goldwater
Missouri House Sets Priority Plan for 15 Legislation Areas
Missouri House leaders announce a plan to give priority to 15 bills and constitutional amendments in the upcoming General Assembly session starting January 9. They profile nearly 500 bills and seek strong leadership amid criticisms of Governor Bond.
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ST. Louis
Missouri House of Representatives
General Assembly
House
Richard J. Rabbitt
Rothman
Rabbitt
Jefferson City Revenue Office to Open Early
The Jefferson City revenue branch will open at 7:30 a.m. five days a week starting Monday to handle extra work. Truck license plates may be purchased under a new system that staggers registration like passenger cars. Commercial plates for trucks and buses now expire one year from purchase, following new legislation.
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Jefferson City
Jefferson Ci
The
Revenue Department
Woman rides cross country to deliver horse after theft
Jan McConner, 23, rode her horse Jack 50 miles from Ross to New Richmond after the Midwest Auto Store break‑in and gun theft. Police investigated a broken window and missing firearms as she crossed Cincinnati’s streets at night, guiding the horse through crime areas and past a whistling train.
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Cincinnati
Jan McConner
Midwest Auto Store
W. McCarty St
Jim Lewis
Jock
Ross
New Richmond
Jan
Miami University
Oxford
Slain Frakntourt couple identified in Missouri shooting
Ralls County authorities await autopsy results for Ralph Lacy aged 43 and Beverly Jo Lacy aged 38 found dead in a rural Frankfort Missouri home Saturday night. Police say the couple were shot about 48 hours earlier with a small caliber weapon. Ralph four times and Beverly Jo twice.
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Frankfort
Ralls County
Ralph Lacy
Beverly Jo Lacy
Glen Parsons
Lawsuit Filed Over Improper Sewage System Installation
The Stoddards seek 35000 in Cole County Circuit Court from builder Lawrence P. Thoenen and Twehous Excavating & Co for installing a state unapproved sewage device and breaching an escrow agreement dated Dec 1 1970. They claim 10000 actual and 25000 punitive damages.
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Cole County
Gateway West
Robert
Anita H. Stoddard
Lawrence P. Thoenen
Frank Twehous
Twehous Excavating & Co, Inc
Stoddard
Twehsus
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William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Rosert Blosser
Domald Norfleet
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Associated Press
Cole
Counties
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Optimist
LOT
Duntlin& Broadway
Carpenters
Southwest Plaza
Jack Scchnieders
ED Tia
Missouri Blvd
McCarty St
Christopher
Bond
State of
YMCA
Arris Pizza Palace
Melody Shop
East High
Rod Taylor
Seipore Ve Family Entertainment
Maurie
Fraimc Ross
Douglas Morrow
AERSE
Santa
Meta State Bank
Mom & Dad
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