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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1973

Page

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Consumer prices rise sharply in May amid higher food costs

Government reports May consumer prices increased six tenths of one percent led by food and clothing with an annual rate of 7.2 percent, down from April projections. Purchasing power fell as price gains limited wages, with meat prices easing slightly due to a ceiling.

Washington Bureau Agriculture Department Nixon

Weldon publishes local notices and association credit lines

The fragment shows a newspaper masthead listing MAR. AMD MRS WILLIAM H WELDON publishers and board chairmen, with Associated Press rights and subscription rate note for US zones, indicating standard masthead and publication credit lines.

Three Killed in Missouri Crashes In Separate Incidents

The Missouri Highway Patrol reported three separate fatal crashes on Wednesday. Sikeston residents Robert E. Freeman Jr. and Nina Mae Freeman died in a head on collision on Highway 61 two miles north of Sikeston. Mattie Becker, 20, sustained minor injuries. Norman Rogers, 71, of Noel died when his car overturned on Highway 59 near Lanagan, trapping him beneath the vehicle. Evelyn Sengpiehl, 4, of Parsons Kansas, and Walter Sengpiehl, 67, were killed in a Sunday crash on Route 60 near Seneca. Lloyd Miller, 50, of Vandalia died at a Mexico hospital from injuries after a camping trailer overturned on Route 36 near Chillicothe earlier in the week.

Missouri Sikeston Highway Patrol Robert E. Freeman Jr Nina Mae Freeman Mattie Becker Norman Rogers Noel McDonald County Lanagan Rogers Evelyn G. Sengpiehl Parsons Kan Sales Memorial Hospital Neosho Seneca Walter QO. Sengpiehl Lloyd Reginald Miller Vandalia Mexico Livingston County Chillicothe

Liquor Licenses Suspended In Missouri Names Listed

The Missouri Liquor Control Department revoked the Colony Bar Kansas City license owned by Joseph Lombardo for charges including loitering of immoral persons unlawful solicitation sale to an intoxicated person gambling and refilling containers. Romana's 7 11 Groceries Doe Run license revoked for unlawful sale to a minor. Governor Hotel Jefferson City license suspended three days for unlawful sale to a minor. Also three Southeast Missouri State University students named to the spring dean’s list Jean M Boxe Elizabeth A Carney and James LL Loebs

Jefferson City State Department of Liquor Control Colony Bar Kansas City Joseph Lombardo Romana Doe Run St. Francois County Governor Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau Jean M. Boxe Route 1 Elizabeth A. Carney Carol St James LL. Loebs Linn

Local youths chosen for Missouri Boys State offices

Jefferson City youths were elected to offices at the 34th annual Missouri Boys State in Warrensburg. Winners include Kevin Lewis Allen as Justice of the Supreme Court and Mark Alva Smith as State Senator, both withSenior High or Helios ties and sponsorships from local groups such as the Eagles Lions Club and DAV. Others named are State Representatives Thomas Fennessey Jim Stanford and Gregory Markway, Circuit Judge Mark ONeill, County Court Presiding Judge Stephen Sugarbaker, County Court Clerk Larry Jansen, with sponsorships from American Legion Auxiliary VFW and McDonald’s Drive Inn.

Jefferson City Boys State of Missouri Warrensburg Kevin Lewis Allen Clifford R. Allen Supreme Court Order of Eagles Mark Alva Smith Harold Smith Lions Club Thomas Wade Fennessey Earl Fennessey Jim F. Stanford Jack A. Stanford Gregory A. Markway Donald Markway Fennessey American Legion Auxiliary Stanford Mark Edward O'Neill Richard P. O'Neill DAV Stephen Phillip Sugarbaker Everett Sugarbaker The American Legion Larry Paul Jansen Carl Jansen McDonald's Drive Inn Helias

Local woman hit by own vehicle on steep driveway

Mrs. Mary Rutledge, 1015 Laurel Dr, was listed in serious condition at Boone County Hospital after being run over by her own car on a steep driveway. Police said she parked in drive, stepped out, and the car rolled back, knocking her down and striking her. She was transferred from a Jefferson City hospital in critical condition with a skull fracture Tuesday night.

Mary Rutledge Laurel Dr Boone County Hospital Columbia

Sheriff arrests trio in shooting in Fulton Missouri

Readsville area youths fired at Callaway County Sheriff Ted Salmons as he stopped on a county road. The sheriff and two youths surrendered. all three had prior stays at Missouri Training School for Boys. They were being sought in a car theft case and reportedly planned to flag down and steal a state forestry truck.

Fulton, Mo Ted Salmons Callaway County Salmons Readsville State Forestry Missouri Training School For Boonville

LEA panels urged to hear local views

Mid Missouri Regional Planning Commission urged state and regional Law Enforcement Assistance councils to consider local officials input before setting priorities. Judge Tony Hiesberger led the move, criticizing lack of local consultation and citing programs dumped on communities. The panel also endorsed grants for Cole County Juvenile Attention Center and Lincoln University, and opposed including the Gasconade River in the national Wild Rivers Act.

State Law Enforcement Assistance Council Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission Tony Hiesberger Cole County Hiesberger Regional Planning Commission Commission Moniteau County California Lincoln University Lincoln Gasconade River Gasconade Ken Wildhaber First Ward Wildhaber

Linn councilman resigns in Linn City Council

Linn City Council accepts the resignation of Councilman George Wolfe who cites business pressures and plans to work out of town most of the year. The council postponed deciding on filling the unexpired term, while approving the 1973-74 budget of about 39 600 dollars with 44 500 dollars in expected revenues. Additional Eldon area goals include downtown parking, city facelift, public restrooms, facilities for older shoppers, a municipal swimming pool, a medical clinic and humane society. A Moniteau County job training program for low income farm workers through HDC will run up to 26 weeks with partial salary support and potential permanent hiring.

Linn George Wolfe Wolfe Eldon Humane Society Eldon Group Moniteau County Human Development Corporation HDC

Firms bid low on dam project Smithville dam bid lands low

J A Tobin and Clarkson joint venture submitted an apparent low bid of 16.5 million for the Smithville Dam on the Little Platte River, northeast of Smithville. The Army Corps of Engineers estimated 11.8 million for construction, with total project cost around 52.2 million including land, roads, and utilities relocation.

Kansas City J.A. Tobin and Clarkson Construction Smithville Army Corps of Engineers Little Platte River A Corps

Grant approval for elderly transit grant in Kansas City

A £200,000 federal grant to expand KCATA service to the elderly was approved by the authority. The Metropolitan Office of Aging drafted and presented the request to commissioners on Wednesday. A parallel grant for Kansas counties in the metro area would need Topeka approval.

Kansas City Kansas City Area Transportation Authority Metropolitan Office of Aging Kansas Topeka

City to use general funds for pool cost increase

Mayor Christy announced that 89 000 in additional construction costs for the new city swimming pool will be covered by city general revenue funds rather than federal revenue sharing funds. The state Bureau of Outdoor Recreation has granted 175 000 in matching federal funds, and the City Council will vote on the 89 000 at the next meeting on July 2.

Post Tribune John G. Christy Christy The State Bureau of Outdoor Recreation

Weather The Thermome Reports Historic Highs

Yesterday's high reached 82 and low 61 with 0.00 inches of rain in the past 24 hours. The Weather Bureau notes the 54 year high/low extremes of 99 in 1933 and 53 in 1920. River stages show Boonville 14.1 rising, Jefferson City 14.6 up 0.5, Hermann 16.5 down 3.3, and Lake of the Ozarks at 58.8 rising.

News Tribune Weather Bureau Boonville Jefferson City Hermann Lake of the Ozarks

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