Diesel fuel shortage stalls Missouri highway work
The Associated Press reports the diesel fuel shortage has halted about 100 million dollars in state highway and heavy construction, idling about 8,000 workers. AGC cites lack of fuel, poor federal planning, and allocation rules as key causes with potential further job losses nationwide.
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Associated General Contractors of
Missouri
AGC
John Etlinger
Ettinger
Federal Energy Administration
Kansas City
Jefferson City
R. B. Potashinich Con
Struction Co
Cape Girardeau
Irving Garms
Garms
Arkansas
Paul Schnoebelen
St. Louis
Massman Construction Co
Santa Lucia Fest service scheduled at St John’s Lutheran
The Swedish Lucia or St Lucy Festival begins Advent as Santa Lucia Fest returns for a second midweek service at 7 30 p m Thursday at St John’s Lutheran Church on US 50 East at Schubert. Refreshments including Lucia buns follow in undercroft. Public invited.
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U.S
Schubert
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead and rates notice
Jefferson City Post Tribune publishes daily except Saturday from 210 Monroe Street. Founding dates and publisher names listed. Subscription rates show carrier 60 cents per week and mail rates 20 dollars per year in Cole and adjoining counties, 27 dollars elsewhere in the United States.
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Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
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Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New PSC probers appointed to enforcement arm
Jefferson City AP 12 transportation investigators join Missouri Public Service Commission enforcement unit. They train at the Missouri Law Enforcement Academy, with Highway Patrol instruction, and assume duties January 2. They will earn 8400 dollars and join from 68 applicants, representing Doniphan Greentop Moberly Rolla St Louis among others.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri Law Enforcement Academy
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri
James F. Mauze
Public Service Commission
Mauze
Law Enforcement Academy
R. Lance Bagwill
Doniphan
Connie Cooley
Greentop
John H. Curry
Moberly
James Elliott
Rolla
Francis Hinds
St. Louis
Brantley Keltner
Springfield
King Radley
Isaac Snowman
Thayer
Betty Spencer
St. Joseph
Lonnie Stephens
Gary Sublett
John Williams
Wellsville
Firms refund overcharges for fire insurance in Missouri
AP reports refunds totaling 20000 were issued to about 1000 policyholders tested by State Insurance Supt. Edward G. Farmer Jr. The overcharges appeared across Kansas City and St Louis and often tied to savings and loan transactions. Some firms surcharged policies for substandard heating wiring or poor housekeeping. The division probes fire homeowners auto and health and title insurance practices.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Edward G. Farmer Jr
Farmer
Kansas City
St. Louis
Vietnamese claim gains in Mekong and central highlands
In the Mekong Delta and lower central highlands, South Vietnamese forces reported successes against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks. The government said 20 soldiers were killed northwest of Saigon, with 68 attackers killed in three assaults 50 to 100 miles southwest of Saigon. In Trang Bang, Viet Cong overran about 170 militiamen, with 20 militiamen killed and 14 wounded. Kien Duc remained under government control with about 300 inside town and 1,500 outside, while North Vietnamese shelling continued. Cambodia reported Premier In Tam’s resignation and Khmer Rouge cut Highway 5 north of Phnom Penh, a disruption ongoing for three months.
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Tam
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U.S
Nixon submits Saxbe nomination for attorney general
President Nixon formally nominates Sen. William B. Saxbe to be attorney general. Hearings by the Senate Judiciary Committee could start this afternoon with expectations of swift approval. The pay-cut bill to clear constitutional hurdles was passed earlier, and Saxbe had announced his 1974 retirement from the Senate.
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William B. Saxbe
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Ohio
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Congress
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D-Mont
Elliot L. Richardson
Archibald Cox
Columbia Woman Killed in Highway Crash
A Columbia woman, Brenda K. Gifford, 20, died when her car was struck head on by a crossing vehicle driven by Willam L. Stephens, 35, both from Columbia. The accident happened on Missouri 5 about five miles north of U.S. 54 in Camden County. Other injuries and minor incidents were reported along Missouri 5 and nearby routes as patrols investigated two more crashes.
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Brenda K. Gifford
Columbia
Willam L. Stephens
Highway Patrol
Missouri 5
U.S. 54
Camden County
Green Meadow Road
Darla Sue Bonting
Tebbetts
Memorial Hospital
Missouri 94
Callaway County
Daniel Earl Ellis
Camdenton
Student Honored For Dean’s List at Concordia Senior College
Randy Walquist son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Walquist of 917 Carol St is named to the dean's list for the fall term at Concordia Senior College Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Wayne Walquist
Carol St
Concordia Senior College
Fort Wayne
Ind
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