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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
4
A reader argues a wife’s job ruins marriages and blames the women’s movement. Dr Joyce Brothers counters that working women correlate with stability, citing sociologist Elwood Carlson, and notes multiple causes for marriage failure. A separate letter advises crime prevention and self protection strategies.
Virgil P. Huhmann son of Paul J. and Mrs. Huhmann of 216 McKinley St is among ten undergraduates selected to participate in a National Science Foundation summer energy research program at the University of Missouri College of Engineering. The NSF grant funds 18620 with each student receiving 900 in stipends. Projects cover solar energy use energy considerations and energy conservation. Huhmann attends Central Missouri State University.
Ray County authorities identified the skullless skeleton as Robert L. Peterson, 29, of Kansas City, linked to three boaters who drowned last November near Kansas City. Peterson vanished with his brother-in-law Randall Lindsay and Lloyd Allen after a towboat wake swamped their 15-foot craft near I 435. The body washed ashore months later. no trace of Lindsay or Allen found. In Weston, cartoonist Woodson Cowan died at 90, leaving two sons Thaddius and Conrad and widow Frances.
The Missouri Public Service Commission staff urged a 10 percent rate cut for Kansas City Power and Light Co amid its rate hike request. It recommended a $14 million to $17 million reduction, first such suggestion in a major utility case, while noting accounting weaknesses and calling for a management audit. Industrial action at Chrysler and a large union strike at St. Louis County plant are mentioned alongside rate issues.
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