Three Teens Die in St Louis Car Crash
In St Louis, three teenagers were killed and a fourth seriously injured when a car driven by 16 year old Robert Hennesey swerved off a street and struck a sign pole at high speed Thursday night. Victims identified as Robert Hennesey 16 David Claspill 17 and Judy Drier 17. Diane Pappegeorge 16 remained in serious condition at a city hospital. City rescue squad removed them from wreckage.
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News Tribune Company masthead and postage notice
Publication details for the Jefferson City Missouri News Tribune: editors and publishers named, address, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates for carrier and mail service in Jefferson City and surrounding regions. Includes rates for other U S zones and ownership statements.
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Missouri panel considers ban on septic tanks in small tracts
Missouri Clean Water Commission tabled a plan to ban septic tanks on parcels under one acre amid strong Lake of the Ozarks opposition. Rep. Flavel Butts and Rep. Morris Westgall led protests at a Jefferson City hearing. Officials seek alternatives for regulation of individual lots while prioritizing 105 sewer projects for federal funding. The list for funding includes projects in Freeburg Vienna California New Bloomfield and Fulton.
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California
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Duncan wins B W Lafene scholarship at Baker University
Miss Kathryn Duncan of Jefferson City received the annual B. W. Lafene scholarship award from the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation of Walnut Creek California. The Baker University music education senior is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Duncan of 1711 Hayselton Drive.
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Jefferson City
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Baker University
Baldwin, Kan
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Hayselton
FBI term limit backed by Kansas City chief chosen for FBI
Clarence M. Kelley, poised to become the FBI's second permanent director, backs a nine year term limit and signals uncertainty about how long he will stay in the chair. He rejects political file systems and supports oversight by a small congressional panel. He would resign as Kansas City police chief and plans to visit home often, while his wife Ruby remains seriously ill.
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Cyclist Injured After Being Forced Off Rex Whitton Expressway
A 21 year old Jefferson City man Victor E. Carter of 1404 E Miller St was listed in satisfactory condition after a vehicle forced his motorcycle off the Rex M Whitton Expressway near the Chestnut Street overpass early Thursday morning. Police described the incident as being run off the road by another vehicle.
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Victor E. Carter
E. Miller St
Rex M. Whitton
Chestnut Street
Kirkpatrick Plans Ireland Visit With Little Theatre Group
Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick will spend three weeks in Ireland, joining Cork performances of Hello Dolly! by the Jefferson City Little Theatre group. He plans to explore the country solo after the tour, noted for his green Irish-themed habits during office firsts.
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Ireland
Kirkpatrick
Jefferson City
Missouri
Sheriff questions three county jail plan in Missouri
Liberty Mo AP Sheriff Mark McClure of Clay County doubts the advantage of a regional jail to serve Clay Jackson and Platte counties with a $1 million federal grant. He says the Clay County jail holds about 60 prisoners daily and would shed only six to eight trustees to regional custody, increasing costs and causing inconveniences while Clay seeks a new Liberty jail to replace the 1926 facility that held 270 in May.
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Jackson County
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Farm Accident Claims Life Near Bucklin
George Duncan, 56, a Linn County farmer, died Thursday in a hay baling accident four miles southeast of Bucklin. His arm was caught in the baler and he suffocated in a bale after the machine continued running. Ed Burr found him at 4 p.m., about two hours after the incident.
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Bucklin
George Duncan
Linn County
Duncan
Highway Patrol
Ed Burr
Phone rate hike studied in Missouri
The Missouri Public Service Commission heard two hours of oral arguments on a 1.5 million rate increase request from General Telephone Co. Hearings were May 17 and the proposal remains under suspension. General Telephone serves 19 counties in central and northern Missouri including Columbia. PSC staff said pricing could not be verified due to a market dominated by large firms. the company defended its costs as economical. Columbia official Herman Huber said the rise would raise local phone costs by 28 percent and criticized inadequate justification.
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