Britain declares three day work week to conserve coal
London reports a three day work week across Britain to save coal for electricity after miners refuse overtime. About 15 million workers face limits as nonessential industries run on restricted power. critical sectors stay operational with reduced consumption. Ministers warn of catastrophe if power use remains high while miners push for higher pay. Negotiations resume Wednesday as options like portal to portal pay are discussed.
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London
Britain
Edward Heath
National Coal Board
Missouri Three Day Forecast Sees Cold Spell
Fair and very cold extended outlook from Wednesday to Friday. Low temperatures near zero in the north and 10 to 15 in the south. Highs from 15 to 25 in the north and 25 to 35 in the south.
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Missouri
Pastore denies hair transplant claim in AP report
A spokesman for Sen. John Pastore denied an Associated Press report that he had undergone hair transplants. The aide called the story ridiculous and said the senator never needed such procedures. The AP noted Strom Thurmond's admission of hair plugs and referenced Pastore in the same piece.
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Providence
R.I
John
Simon says gas prices to rise one cent per gallon
Washington AP William E Simon head of energy said stations may raise gasoline prices by one cent due to reduced allocations. He said delays at stations were mainly in large cities during the holiday season and defended oil production as at 100 percent efficiency.
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Washington
U.S. Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
United States
U.S
Weather Summary From The Daily Reading
Weather report notes yesterday’s high 28 and low 2, with historic extremes. precipitation 0.50 inches on this date in 55 years. month total 3.23 with normal 2.20. Year to date 48.38, normal 41.04. Sunrise 7.27, sunset 4.58. River stages Jefferson City 12.8, Hermann 16.1, Lake of the Ozarks 59.3.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Jefferson City
Susan Hayward Chooses Silence On Illness Recovery
Susan Hayward, who has battled brain tumors and is now reported to be nearly well, refuses interviews about her condition, saying she did not disclose sickness and sees no reason to reveal she is well. The actress, known for privacy, shapes public perception by choosing silence.
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Susan Hayward
St Charles Girl Nominated for Air Force Academy by Rep Hungate
18 year old Karen Dwyer of St Charles Missouri is nominated to the all male Air Force Academy by Representative Bill Hungate. Dwyer, a senior at St Charles High School, is backed by her family as Hungate vows to push for fair treatment and equal consideration despite expected academy reluctance.
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Karen Dwyer
Daily record thefts and losses reported across several local residents
Multiple residents listed with addresses are linked to a weekend crime report. Someone attempted to break into a car trunk between December 1 and December 29. A separate loss notes a wallet containing $15 in cash was taken from Alan Heckmeyer at the McDonald’s parking lot on Missouri Boulevard Sunday.
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Phil Garke
Livingston Drive
Alan Heckmeyer
Dixon
McDonald’s
Missouri Blvd
Five Cole County residents sworn to sewer district board
Five Cole County residents were sworn in as the first trustees of the Cole County Regional Sewer District in a courthouse ceremony. Judge Byron Kinder administered the oath to John Bull, Thomas Parris, Roger Verslues, Anthony Hiesberger, and Robert L. Priddy for staggered terms. The district, approved by voters, will seek federal and state funds to cover about 90 percent of operations, with user fees and potential revenue bonds funding the rest. The board will meet in January to elect a chair and set procedures to guide watershed review and compliance with health standards.
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Cole County
Byron Kinder
John Bull
Rainbow Circle
Thomas Parris
Osage Bend
Roger Verslues
Nelson Drive
Hiesberger
Peru Nationalizes Cerro de Pasco Properties
Lima AP reports President Velasco nationalized all Cerro de Pasco properties, the Peruvian unit of Cerro Corp. The move covers six large mining complexes valued around 175 million dollars, primarily extracting copper and related minerals.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
All
Cerro de Pasco
Cerro Corp
Cerro
Deaths William A Steinman 65 Argyle
William A Steinman 65 of Argyle died Sunday at Charles Still Hospital born May 5 1908 son of John and Johanna Steinman He married Frances Schwartz on Sept 1 1937 and survives Along with three sons James Arnold Steven four daughters and two brothers two sisters and 12 grandchildren Rosary at 7 30 p m today Birmingham Funeral Home Vienna Funeral at 11 a m Tuesday at St Aloysius Catholic Church Argyle burial in parish cemetery
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William A. Steinman
Argyle
Charles Still Hospital
John
Johanna Schwartz Steinman
Frances Schwartz
James Steinman
Arnold Steinman
Vienna
Steven Steinman
Eugene
Virginia Renkemeyer
Rosan Talken
Jefferson City
Mary Kampeter
Birmingham
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Msgr
Ralph Kutz
James M. Chambers Dies at 90 in Belle Missouri
James M. Chambers 90 of Belle died Sunday at his home. Born February 17 1883 in Maries County he was a farmer and member of Broadway Baptist Church. Survivors include son Joe Chambers two daughters Edna and Reba Moreland a brother Charles Chambers one grandchild seven step grandchildren two great grandchildren nine step great grandchildren. Services are at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the south of Belle with burial at Macedonia Cemetery near Rolla. Jones Funeral Service Belle handles arrangements.
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James M. Chambers
Belle
Mr. Chambers
Maries County
James
Minerva Hood Chambers
Vienna
Luna Bailey
Broadway Baptist Church
Joe Chambers
Bella
Edna Chambers
Reba Moreland
Charles Chambers
St. James
Macedonia
Rolla
Jones Funeral Service
Mrs Ada M. Thomas 84 Dies In Stover Home
Ada M. Thomas 84 of 29045 Ten Mile Dr died today at Golden Age Rest Home Stover. Born Jan 10 1889 in Kaskaskia IL to William M Morrison and Sophie Hartman, she married Roy J. Thomas in 1909. he died in 1963. Funeral plans by Buescher Memorial Home pending burial at Immaculate Conception Cemetery St. Marys. She lived in St. Marys and Jefferson City, was Catholic and member of Royal Neighbors of America. Survived by Morrison G Thomas son Kirkwood MO daughter Mrs Henry A Behrens Jr 2904 S Ten Mile Dr one brother Lloyd Morrison Ellis Grove IL two grandchildren one great grandchild.
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Ada M. Thomas
Ten Mile Dr
Stover
Thomas
Kaskaskia, Dl
William M
Sophie Hartman Morrison
Chester, Ill
Roy John Thomas
St. Mary's
Jefferson City
Catholic Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Missouri Hotel
Morrison G
Kirkwood
Henry A. Behrens Jr
S. Ten Mile Dr
Lloyd Morrison
Ellis Grove
Buescher
Skylab 3 Aboard Celebrate New Year Across 1974
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab 3 astronauts greet 1974 as they circle Earth crossing the international date line every 93 minutes. Mission Control chatter notes they will flip between years 16 times in a single day. Crew member Carr quips that they’ll never walk home.
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Guam
Mission Control
Robert Crippen
Tellman rites for 74 year old Mrs. eM jellaien set
Rites for Mrs. eM jellaien, 74, of Ware, will be held Tuesday at St. Seanislaus Catholic Church in Wardsville. She died Saturday at St. Mary's Health Center. Burial and visitation details follow with survivors including her step-mother Dorothy Swearingen James L. Swearingen and daughter Jean L. Ketterman.
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Em. Jellaien
Ware
St .Seanislaus Catholic Church
Wardsville
Buescher Memorial Home
Dorothy Swearingen
Public Notice of Final Settlement and Administrations
Notice announces filing of final settlement and petition for distribution in Estate No. 4157 for Elizabeth Donniestroble with objections due ten days after filing. It also cites stockholders meeting for Farmers Bank of Lohman and letters of administration for Frank A. Schene Werk and Russell E. Brown estates, plus a Cole County public hearing on extraterritorial zoning.
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State OF Missouri
Cole
Cole County
Missouri
Jefferson City
Elizabeth Doniestroble
Elizabeth Donnie Stroble
David Brydon
Graham Ang Hawkins
Prlee Linkhardt
Farmers Bank of Lohman
Franck A. Schenewerk
Frank A. Schenewerk
Robert R. Pratt
Cale County
Madison Street
James, L. Barry
Barry
Neff
Elliott M. Dam
Hazel Brown
E Russell E. Brown
Russell &. Brown
Patricia Brown
Russell E. Brown
Russell E. Brown Decedent, By the Probate Cour
Jackson Street
William A. Seibel
Elliott M
Dampf Luck
Hazel Brow
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