Three Government Divisions Report Donations to Sheltered Workshop Drive
State government divisions including Employment Security Park Board and Finance report contributions to Capital Projects Inc Sheltered Workshop to raise 100000 to obtain 77000 in federal matching funds. Location moves from 400 W High St to 2000 block East McCarty St to serve 36 more handicapped persons within 30 miles of Jefferson City. Contact Alex Netchvolodoff for donations to reach 12500 goal and send tax deductible gifts to Frank Railton at Exchange National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Projects, Inc
Sheltered Workshop
W. High St
Capitol West
McCarty Street
Jefferson City
Alex Netchvolodoff
Larry R. Bonham
Park Board
Ard Allison
Division of
Commerce and Industrial Develop
Frank Railton
Exchange National Bank
West High
Area Sheltered Workshop fund drive names captains
Area captains Mrs. Chilton Estes and Mrs. Henry Andrae were named for the Sheltered Workshop fund drive around Jefferson City. The campaign seeks 100000 locally to attract 77000 in federal matching funds for a new facility, expanding capacity from 64 to 100 employees within a 30 mile radius. Fulton officials include Ernest Robertson as organizer and drive leader, with treasurer Frank Railton handling donations at Exchange National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton Estes
Henry Andrae
Jefferson City
Capital Projects Inc
Fulton
A. R. Maune
Fulton Drive
Dave Stinson
Ken Keeling
Ron Phillips
Minnie Bowman
Joe Davis
Overton Harris
Ansel Reid
Nelson Auer
Cecil Stock
John Jameson
Jack McBride
Joe Holt
Earl B. Maerz
Frank Kirkland
Jack Cook
Robert Alexander
Howard Elsberry
Howard Blattner
R. B. Cutlip
L. L. Wren
Hugh P. Williamson
W. C. Murphy
Jerry Danuser
Bud Pratt
L. E. Lewis
Jack Tutt
Ernest Robertson
Frank Hazelrigg
Frank Railton
Exchange National Bank
Jefferson City News Tribune Publication Details
Publication information for the News Tribune of Jefferson City Missouri includes staff roles and contact details. It lists publisher R L Rose board chairman Robert Blosser president Donald Norfleet managing editor and the paper's address at 210 Monroe Street. It notes Associated Press membership and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Cole and adjoining counties and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Ando
William H
Weldon Publishers
R. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Norfleet
The
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
Counties
United
States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Students protest reports with wearable tags at Simonsen Junior High
About 500 students wore slogans like Were not on drugs and Only fish get hooked to denounce local TV reports alleging widespread drug use. Principal Joe Collins and staff supported the peaceful protest aimed at countering the claim and calming parental concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonsen
Mark Abernathy
Abernathy
Joe Collins
Taw
Canada Records Over Five Hundred Million Long Distance Calls
Canada handles more than 500 million long distance calls annually, reflecting high demand for cross country communication. The statistic highlights how national telephone networks support widespread intercity and regional connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Missouri lawmakers hear against throwaway can ban
Opponents from can companies brewers and bottlers argued a deposit law would hurt Missouri’s economy and lead to higher beer prices. They blamed the public for litter saying the nation has a high Slob Index and that people do not return bottles or cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
America
Missouri
Larry Magilligan
Continental Can Co
Magilligan
House
William Abram
U.S. Brewers Association
Edwin Swan
Missouri Soft Drink Association
Swan
Littering Reform Hints From Missouri Officials
Magilligan urges changing national attitudes to curb highway litter through anti-litter campaigns. John Britton of Anheuser-Busch favors tougher enforcement. he argues bans would raise beer costs to about $1.20 to $2.40 per case and push Missouri residents to buy outside the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magilligan
John Britton
Anheser-Busch, Inc
United States
Missouri
Kerr murder case moves to grand jury after hearing delays
Roy Lee Kerr, 29, charged with first degree murder in the Nov 9 1972 slaying of Carlos Rollins, a motel night auditor during an armed robbery that netted $500. Preliminary hearing was not held and the case is expected to go before the grand jury after arraignment on Jan 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Kerr
Kerr
Carlos Rollins
Woman arraigned on drug charge in Magistrate Court
Lucille Hall of 905 Cherry St was arraigned on charges of possession of more than 35 grams of marijuana. Her preliminary hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. on April 9. Bond was set at 1000 dollars and she was released from the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Hall
Cherry St
Popp enters Republican bid for Jefferson City school board
Ralph H. Popp of Holts Summit filed Monday to join the Jefferson City school board race as the fourth Republican candidate ahead of the 5 p.m. deadline. The businessman and former 4-H and Scout volunteer emphasizes broad district representation and modern curriculums. Democratic contenders include Alex Bartlett and Robert Johnson, with the election set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Popp
Holts Summit
Jefferson City
Popp
Robert E. Dallmeyer Jr
Philip Small
Charles Shaffer
Management Systems Division
Office of Administration
Boy Scouts
Lake of the Ozarks
Career Day activities set at Jefferson City High
Beginning with an assembly on Thursday morning, Jefferson City Senior High will host Career Day events organized by the guidance department with help from the Jefferson City Rotary Club. Students may join three discuss sessions from more than fifty occupational groups. Evening programs allow parents and students to meet with over fifty colleges and technical schools in Missouri. Mrs. Oretta Ness of Central Missouri State University will present general information. Institutions represented include Avila College, Capital Business College, Central Methodist College, Central Missouri State University, Columbia College, Columbia College of Hairstyling, Crowder College. Allan Purdy leads student financial aid services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Senior High
Guidance Department
Jefferson City
University of Missouri System
Oretta Ness
Central Missouri State University
Avila College
Capital Business College
Central Methodist College
Columbia College
Columbia College of Hairstyling
Crowder College
Smith arraigned on assault charge
Billy Joe Smith, 25, of 811 E McCarty, arraigned in Magistrate Court on assault with intent to maim. Bond set at 5000. Smith allegedly struck Kenneth Sowell, a Lin coln University student, with a gun on campus. Sowell in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Smith
E McCarty
Smith
Kenneth Sowell
Lincoln University
Sowell
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City in running for new federal building
A federal building for Jefferson City could be built only after a lengthy review by a government process and Congress. David W. Childs of the Public Building Service said completion is at least five years away if approved, with construction delayed by years of review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
City Hall
David W. Childs
Public Building Service
General, Services Administration
Congress
Childs
Postal Service
L.B. Harley
Nixon backs Nixon proposals to trim federal role in domestic policy
Holly Brown of Missouri YAF endorsed President Nixon's plan to abolish the Office of Economic Opportunity and cut Great Society programs. She called the moves politically courageous and the first real step in decades, speaking to Washington University YAF members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Brown
Missouri
Young Americans For Freedom
Richard Nixon
Washington University
YAF
Jewish Hospital Nursing School
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lyndon Johnson
Janet Blume Named to St Mary College Honor Roll
Janet K. Blume of 1226 Southwest Blynd, Leavenworth Kansas, earned honor roll status for the fall semester at St. Mary College. Students must maintain a 2.0 to 2.5 average out of 3 to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet K. Blume
Southwest Blynd
St. Mary College
Leavenworth
Kan
Marines Authorized by Continental Congress in 1775
The Continental Congress authorized the U S Marine Corps on November 10 1775 establishing a permanent force to serve alongside the Continental Army. The decision formalized a naval infantry component tasked with shipboard security and land operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Marine Corps
Continental Congress
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Ment
Vernon R. Reinke
Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
William Heckman
Westphalia
Bethel Cain
Bennets Mill
Paula Hirschman
Brazito
Agatha Bisges
Freeburg
Wilbur Knoerr
Linn
Lorenz Strobel
Lohman
Edward Lock
Loose Creek
Margaret Brune
Meta
Ralph Popp
New Bloomfield
Anton Heidbreder
Russellville
Isidore Lueckenotte
St. Martins
Joe Vieth
Taos
Harry Reven
Tipton
James Korsemeyer
Wardsville
Fred Mueller
Honey Creek
Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
Associated Press
Jesus
Ross Fulton
Harvey R. Sanders
First United Methodist Church
Capitol
Monroe Streets
News Tribune
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Volunteer Fire Department
Ambulan
Jefferson
St. Mary's St
Mattress & Box
J.C. Mattress Factory & Furniture CO
Jefferson Plazz
Race For School Board
Missouri State Highway Department
MccGraw-Edison Company
Faith Lutheran School
Irma Sommerer
Lora
Faith Lutheran Church
Allan Purdy
Culver-Stockton College
Fontbonne College
Gradwohl
Lindenwood College
Linn Technical College
Maryville College
Missouri Baptist College
Missouri Valley College
Moser Barber College
Northeast Missouri State University
Patricia Stevens
Rockhurst College
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Southwest Baptist College
Southwest Missouri State University
State Fair Community College
Stephens College
Tarkio College
Tri-County Technical School
University of Missouri-Columbia
Rolia
U. S. Army Reserve
U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
Westminster College
William Jewell College
William Woods College
Federal Building
Nixon
Kansas City
Janet Blume
Fabulous Girls
Fanny Hill
Reid Ree Ena
England
Avanti
Billy the Kid
Jack Lemon
Jule Miles
DeLuze
United Artists
Billy
Punk
Cyttle Billy Michael J. Pollard
Hell
Iain Allens
Tromald Hieame
Micqueen
Macgraw
Tecnico
Marine Corps
NEE, Rentals Sales Meyenbant
Josh’s Restaurant
Jefferson Plaza
Arris
Pizza Palace
Technicolor
Jan Micheal
Vincent, Tim
Conway
Rosco Lee, Browne
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