Camper crushes Eldon woman near Lake Road W-20
An Eldon woman, Linda Reece aged 21, was crushed between a tree and a converted school bus camper that rolled down an incline on private Miller County property near Lake Road W-20 after she started the bus and exited to move a car. She died at the scene as a Lake Ozark doctor pronounced.
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Miller County
Lake Road
Linda Reece
Lake Ozark
Highway Patrol
Springfield
Barney A. Nalley Jr
Darrell Dean Price
L.E. Cox Hospital
Price
Phillip Wagner LePage
Jefferson City
Scotts Station Road
North Ten Mile Drive
Warning Issued Over Aprikern and Bee-Seventeen Products
Missouri agriculture and the FDA warn consumers about two supplements Aprigera and Bee Seventeen containing hydrogen cyanide. The products sold nationwide may cause poisoning. five capsules risk cyanide poisoning, and 20 could be fatal to adults. Retailers urged to halt distribution and contact authorities.
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Jreeeerson
YAY
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug Administration
Waitin
Curtis Marsh
State Agriculture Department
FPA
Marsh
FDA
Historical Missouri newspaper masthead and notices
The snippet shows a Missouri newspaper masthead listing publishers and staff from the early era, with notes about editions, delivery, and circulation practices. It references The Tribune and The Post, Jefferson City, and Associated Press affiliation, plus subscription and mail rates and an auditing inquiry.
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Associated Phiss
Agstate
ATL Rigthts
Jefferson City
Missouri
Henite
Beadle warns energy crisis will hit agriculture hard
Beadle addressed hundreds at a panel on energy and farming noting world population near 3.9 billion and projections to exceed seven billion in 35 years. He warned fertilizers and farming rely on energy, urging cuts in consumption through efficiency, transit, and smaller cars as fossil fuels may end.
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Beadle
District Considers Closer Oil Use as Schools Face Closures
Newell projects 80 percent fuel allotment from government to cover high schools while 8 to 10 of 42 oil burning elementary schools may close. He expects large refiners to deliver to high schools and some elementary buildings.
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Newell
Willis Acquitted in 1979 Slaying of Kansas City Leader
James A. Willis was acquitted by a circuit court jury in the 1979 shotgun killing of state Rep. Leon Jordan, a baring political figure in Kansas City. The trial followed testimony from felons Walton Fromabarger and Kenneth Irvin. Willis indicated he was innocent and described his emotional reaction after the verdict. He remains in a federal penitentiary in Leavenworth for liquor license conspiracy and runs a barbecue restaurant in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
James A. Willis
Leon Jordan
Willis
U.S
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Walton I. Fromabarger
Kenneth E. Irvin
Jordan's Tavern
Gunshot Death Accidental In Mexico, Jury Finds
A coroner's jury ruled the death an accidental gunshot wound in Mexico. Testimony described a 2 6 calib er weapon being fired through a courthouse window, striking a reverend and a boy outside. The shooter stated the weapon was left on the hotel steps.
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Mexico
Aly Mitchel
Theresa
Donaldson
Howe
Boyd
Brathes
Darren
Fragmentary notes from a wartime shipboard report
A garbled OCR of a maritime report references several seamen, locations, and items such as seeds and supplies. The text is fragmented with many misread words, making precise identification of people, places, or events impossible.
Bond impressed by maintenance at state school
Gov. Christopher Bond toured the state school and hospital in Marshall with superintendent Adrienne McKenna and Sen. Skelton. He praised upkeep but urged more staff and new living quarters for mentally retarded patients. McKenna seeks 25 cottages and 275 personnel next year. Skelton called understaffing severe. The facility houses 850 patients. 200 may be moved to St. Louis area to cut staffing. The governor will push for eight new employees in the budget.
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Newell
Marshall
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Adrienne McKenna
Sen
Ke Skelton
D-Lexington
St. Louis
Missouri House seeks special election for Belt seat
Missouri House Speaker Richard J. Rabbitt urged Gov. to call a special election to replace Ronald Belt of Macon who became a circuit judge. Voter registration delays in the 12th District left the seat without representation during a special and part of the regular session. Republican James Bolin faces Democrat R. L. Usher, with about 30 days notice expected for the election.
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Centertown
David Lane
LaRues
LaRue
Jefferson City
Missouri
Richard J. Rabbitt
St. Louis
Ronald Belt
Macon
Rabbitt
Kohn to lead state special education bureau
AP reports Flat River Schools Superintendent Dixie A. Kohn will become director of special education in Missouri Education Department. He will oversee the census of handicapped children and staffing with special education teachers, succeeding Warren M. Black who moves to the Missouri State Teachers Association. Expected to take the post before January 1.
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Jefferson City
Flat River
Dixie A. Kohn
State Education Department
Kohn
Warren M. Black
Missouri State Teachers Association
Central School System
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Charles E Still Hospital
Paulena
Mama Burger
A&w
CONEY
Missouri Blvd
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Vaai Nuys Calif
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshony
Airs
Williama H. Weldon
R.L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Norfleet
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Monroe Street
E. High St
Caly
Lhé
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Victor Herbert
Tiny ‘Tots
Yee
Kansas
Patihanion Wall
Feu Banght
Genaie
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Satan Indastries
Jeremie
Pau
From Abarger
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James Phillip Dearborn
Aseae
Mitter
Dial
Featuring
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Pky
Mid America
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Hotens
Germany
Speer
Mt Lom
James Bolin
Walter Canon
Winfield, Mo
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Linn
R.L. Usher
Awoilee Village
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Arris Pizza Palace
Pippi Longstocking
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Twilite
Glenda Jackson
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