Attorney builds his own airplane in a World War I replica
Denver attorney Bill Caldwell spends hundreds of hours and about six thousand dollars assembling a full scale flyable Fokker DR-1 replica. He uses home workspaces and a warehouse for wing assembly, fabric coating, and engine harnesses. Caldwell emphasizes passion, family support, and patient craftsmanship as key to the labor of love.
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Bill Caldwell
Caldwell
Fokker
Baron Manfred von Hichtofen
Red Baron
Sid
Florida dig reveals 8000 BCE coastal Indians in sunken springs
Florida archaeologists led by W A Sonny Cockrell reveal Wet Mineral Spring in Sarasota County housed two ancient Indian burials dated to about 8000 B C. Carbon tests and reefed dives suggest Florida's coastline stood 70 miles west of today during the late Ice Age, with a 150 foot lower sea level and a cold dry climate resembling modern Wisconsin.
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Fla
Florida
Sarasota
Gulf of Mexico
Everglades
Sunshine State
Leon County
Bureau of Historic Sites and Properties
W. A
Sonny" Cockrell
Cockrell
William Royal
Sarasota County
Royal
Bill
Wisconsin
Gulf
Gulf Coast
Mrs Scaggs 100 Dies Former Jefferson City Resident
Palmyra native Ida Scaggs died Sunday at home aged 100. Born August 1873 she was married to Everett Scaggs who preceded her. Surviving daughters Minuie Noteis Laura Lynch Opal Hallows one son George Scages and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Ida Scaggs
Palmyra
Jefferson City
Everett Scaggs
Minuie Noteis
Walnut St
Laura Lynch
Piqua
Ohio
Opal Hallows
Jeffersonville
Ind
George Scages
Hastings
Neb
TWA flight schedule tight as strike deal nears vote
Flights booked solid for next weekend as Trans World Airlines says service may resume on a limited basis Wednesday if cabin attendants vote to end a six week strike. About 550 attendants in Kansas City will decide Tuesday on a contract. sessions also held in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Operations to restart in stages with full service expected by Friday. Pilots return today to update manuals and night qualifications.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Washington
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
TWA
Kleinhammer services held for Bonnie Baysinger Kleinhammer
Mrs Bonnie Baysinger Kleinhammer 48 of La Habra California and formerly of Cedar City died recently in a La Habra hospital. Born June 13 1925 in Cedar City she lived in San Francisco Chico and La Habra. She is survived by husband Paul Kleinhammer son Patrick mother Jessie Baysinger and brother Wayne Baysinger. Private funeral services were held at Chico Cemetery.
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la Habra
Calif
Cedar City
Kleinhammer
Bonnie Baysinger
Jefferson City High School
San Francisco
Chico
Paul Kleinhammer
Patrick Kleinhammer
Jessie Baysinger
Wayne Baysinger
San Jose
Chico Cemetery
Trammell services set for Eliza V. Trammell
Mrs Eliza Virginia Trammell 61 of New Bloomfield died Sunday at University of Missouri Medical Center Columbia She born June 15 1912 Guthrie daughter of Homer G Allen Clay and Sally Curtis Allen Clay Her mother survives at Fulton She married Thomas Reed Trammell December 22 1928 He survives at home Survivors include daughter Betty Jean Buchta Jefferson City three sons Billy Joe Trammell Bobby R Trammell New Bloomfield James E Trammell Holts Summit and 10 grandchildren Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday at Dry Fork Baptist Church Guthrie Rev Jerry Anderson officiating Burial in Claypool Funeral Home New Bloomfield in charge
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New Bloomfield
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Trammell
Guthrie
Homer G. and
Sally Curtis Allen Clay
Fulton
Thomas Reed Trammell
Dry Fork
State Department of Revenue
Betty Jean Buchta
Jefferson City
Billy Joe Trammell
Bobby BR. Trammell
James E. Trammell
Holts Summit
Dry Fork Baptist Church
Jerry Anderson
Claypool Funeral Home
Virginia
University of Mo
Pat Wed
Baptist Church
Church
Claypool Service
Miss Virginia M. Slate dies at 85 in Hartsburg
Virginia M. Slate 85 of Hartsburg died today at a Jefferson City hospital. Born May 22, 1888, she was the daughter of Robert and Margaret Slate. Survived by sister Dolly Dali and brother Guy Slate, both of Hartsburg. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Burnett Funeral Chapel Ashland. Rev. James L. McCoy to officiate. Burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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Virginia M. Slate
Hartsburg
Jefferson City
Robert
Margaret Tuck Slate
Dolly Dali
Guy Slate
Burnett Funeral Chapel
Ashland
James L. McCoy
Mt. Pleasant
Bond vote slated for Kansas City bond issues
Kansas City voters face a Tuesday ballot on 14 bond issues totaling about 128 million dollars. The 30 million convention center lead project promises 1,500 jobs and 90 million in payroll. other funds target police and fire facilities. Mayor Wheeler defends the package against critics citing energy and economic concerns.
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Kansas City
Convention Center
Charles Wheeler Jr
Jefferson City Students Named to Ozark Bible Choir
Two Jefferson City students have been chosen to sing in the Chapel Choir of Ozark Bible College in Joplin. Ron Runyon and Cheryl Moore were selected from auditions for the 115-voice group.
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Jefferson City
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
Ron Runyon
H. Lee Runyon
Eastwood Dr
Cheryl Moore
Margaret Moore
Kansas St
Trucker protest actions ease as rigs return to highways
The Associated Press reports drivers resumed travel on major routes after ending park-in protests over low speed limits and fuel costs. Actions continued at select stops in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, West Virginia, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Leaders vow to press for relief and may form a national independent truckers group.
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New Jersey
West Virginia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
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Hill
Colorado
T Ruckers
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Denver
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Oklahoma City
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Washington, D.C
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Okla
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Kearny
Charleston
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Bartonsville
Beaver Valley
Kansas City
Kan
Gouldsboro
Pocono Mountains
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He, Pa
Daryl Boring
Astronomer Charles Abbot Dies at 101 at Smithsonian
Washington AP reports Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot, famed Smithsonian astronomer and long-time secretary, died at 101. Born May 31, 1872 in Wilton New Hampshire he joined Smithsonian in 1895 and led energy solar research, authoring books and papers while pursuing sun powered futures. He studied solar cycles linking radiation to weather and traveled worldwide for expeditions, living in Hyattsville Maryland in later years.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Abbott
Wilton
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Andover Academy
Massachusetts ¢ Institute of Technology
Samuel P. Langley
Smithsonian
Antarctica
Hyattsville
Public notice filings in Cole County probate matters
Public notices announce final settlement and distribution petition in estate of Warren Bowen Ward, guardianship of Naomi Faye Wilder, and letters testamentary granted for John R Crutsinger. Notices name executors, guardian, and attorneys with filing deadlines and contact details in Cole County Missouri Jefferson City.
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State OF Missouri
Cole
Cole County
Missouri
Jefferson City
Amissouri
Warren Bowen Ward
Barton
William Barton
Tyre W. Barton
East High Attorney
Virginia
L. Ward Executrix PT
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John C. Wilder
Cote County
Guardian
Lohman Road
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Keyes and Hearne
Elliott M. Campf
Hazel Brown
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James W. Colvin
County
West Cherokee
Ingfield
Thomas C. Graham
Graham and Hawkins
Hatel Brown
Clark
Cale County
Sole County
Paul Cameron
Patts Cameron
East Miller Street
Russell T. Keyes
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John R. Crutsinger
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Glen W. Crutsinger
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Box
Centertown
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