Burkett heads UCF Building and Construction Division
William Burkett of Wardsville Road has been named chair man of the Building and Construction Division for the 1973 74 United Fund campaign. Tom Talbot announced the appointment. Burkett, office manager with Jeff Cole Quarries Inc, aims to reach construction workers through employers or unions. He pledged an all out effort and noted workers are the real salt of the earth. He named Adolph Adrian Jim Weber Roger Verslues Marcellus Markway Don Mueller Charles Dudenhoeffer and Clifford Schnieders to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burkett
Wardsville Road
United Fund
Burkett
Tom Talbot
Jeff Cole Quarries, Inc
Jefferson City
Adolph Adrian
Jim Weber
Roger Verslues
Marcellus Markway
Don Mueller
Charles Dudenhoeffer
Clifford Schnieders
Luebbert Receives Lincoln U Graphic Arts Scholarship
Loren Luebbert, a 1973 Helias High School graduate, won a $50 freshman year scholarship in graphic arts at Lincoln University from Typographical Union Local 119. Son of Mr and Mrs Steve Luebbert Jr of 217 Haas Dr, he aims to start the program this year. Lucius Jones, University printer, notes this is the union's first student sponsorship at Lincoln. Local 119 has sponsored a retraining lithography program via Lincoln University graphic arts faculty for three semesters. Ray Arthur serves as local president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Luebbert
Helias High School
Lincoln University
Typographical Union, Local 119
Steve Luebbert Jr
Haas Dr
Luebbert
Lucius Jones
Typographical Union
Lincoln University Graphic Arts
Ray Arthur
Priests shifted to new roles in Jefferson City area
Four priests receive new assignments within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Jefferson City. The Rev. Patrick Shortt moves from St Peter's Hannibal to direct at St Thomas Seminary Hannibal while continuing prior postings. The Rev. Robert Keating moves to St Mary Milan and St Mary's Unionville, remains scouting director. The Rev. Norman Ahrens transfers from Glasgow to Holy Family Freeburg to succeed the late Msgr Timpe. The Rev. James Wieberg, newly ordained, becomes associate pastor at Immaculate Conception and as vice officialis of the diocesan tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Area
Michael F. McAuliffe
Jefferson City
Patrick Shortt
St. Peter's Parish
St. Thomas Seminary
Hannibal
Father Shortt
Blessed Sacrament Parish
St. Clement Parish
St. Clement
Robert Keating
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary Parish
Milan
St. Mary's Unionville
Father Keating
St. Brendan's Parish
Mexico
St. Peter Parish
Norman Ahrens
Glasgow
Holy Family Parish
Freeburg
Msgr
Bernard Timpe
Father Ahrens
St. Peters
James Wieberg
Bauman Named Executive Secretary Of Missouri Cattlemen
Michael A. Bauman, 26, assumes the post of Executive Secretary of the Missouri Cattlemen's Assn a 2000 plus member group with offices set up in Ashland. He previously led Ranch Management at Oppenheimer Industries overseeing 16 ranches totaling 400000 acres and handling leases and investor communications. He studied agriculture at Sul Ross University and Central Missouri State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Bauman
Missouri Cattlemen's Assn
Missouri
Bauman
Ashland
Oppenheimer Industries, Inc
Agriculture
Sul Ross University
Alpine
Texas
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Water district selects low bidder for new well project
Clark & Sons Drilling was the low bidder at 60 650 for a new well and pumping facilities for Public Water Supply District No 1. Drilling should start within a week with completion of the well and related work in 10 days. Water mains will be expanded and residents without service urged to contact the district. The district office opens Monday in the same building as Dick’s Barber Shop in Apache Flats, P. O. Box 1131, 893-2848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark & Sons Drilling
Public Water Supply District
E District
Dick's
Apache Flats
P. O. Box
Several Missouri crashes claim two lives and injuries
Missouri traffic crashes killed Merle Brown and Larry Grufford and Robert John Young in separate incidents on highways and streets across Sarcoxie, Barton County and Green County. A Gravois Mills teen woman suffered serious injuries in a Route 5 collision, and two others with minor injuries were treated in Camden County and Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert John Young
Springfield
Cox Medical Center
Green County
Willard
Mid-Missouri
Gravois Mills
Carol Ann James
Route 5
Morgan County
Gunn Clinic
Versailles
Bothwell Hospital
Sedalia
Lource Newhart
Sunrise Beach
Camden Medical Center
Camden County
Ozark workers vote on tentative Ozark pact amid strike
AMFA members in St Louis Chicago and out stations began balloting on a tentative agreement with Ozark Air Lines reached in Washington. Terms not announced pending vote results. The strike halted operations in 62 cities and 15 states over wage disputes and a back to work issue involving closed circuit TV in work areas.
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ST. Louis
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
Ozark Air Lines
Ozark
Mechanics Union
Midwest Air Carrier
Chicago
Washington
AMFA
St. Louis-Chicago
Samuel Smith
Dean doubts hotel name linked to Watergate cover up
John W. Dean III conceded he may have named the wrong hotel as the site of a key Watergate cover up meeting. The admission came amid Senate Watergate Committee testimony and Kalmbach discussions about a June 29, 1972 meeting intended to arrange hush money.
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Washington (Ap
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Dean
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Washington
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Missouri sues over ouster case filed with high court
Atty. Gen. John C. Danforth filed an ouster suit with the Missouri Supreme Court Thursday against Texas County Prosecuting Atty eamere. In New York the stock market closed mixed in slow trading as investors weighed West Germany's mark revaluation amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Missouri Supreme Court
Texas County
Atty
Eamere
New York
West Germany
Weather and river readings from Kansas City area note
The report lists yesterday high 87 and low 66 with 0 precipitation in the past 24 hours. River stages show Kansas City at 6.0, Boonville 11.9, Jefferson City 12.5, Hermann 11.2 and Lake of the Ozarks at 59.2.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Tom Sawyer Days fete opens with river retrace fun
Hannibal Missouri AP reports the annual Tom Sawyer Days begins with canoeists retracing Marquette Joliet river travels. The event runs through July 5 featuring parade dances frog-jumping raft race and a fence-painting contest sponsored by local civic groups. Forecast shows Lake of the Ozarks week ending July 6 expecting inflow 0.5 ft outflow 0.2 storage 0.3 and end stage near 659.5 ft Osage River at St Thomas about 2 A.
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Hannibal, Mo
Jacques Marquette
Louis Joliet
Uie
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage
St. Thomas
Slayers Get Three Life Terms In Grandin Bank Killing
The second of three men charged with the January murders of a Grandin banker, his wife, and daughter pleaded guilty in Jefferson County Circuit Court. Jerry W. Rector, 22, received three concurrent life terms and was sent to the state penitentiary. Dallas R. Delay had previously pled guilty and received three consecutive life sentences. Lloyd D. Cowin awaits trial in Greene County on the same charges.
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Hillsboro
Grandin
Jefferson County
Jerry W. Rector
van Buren
Philip G. Hess
Rector
State
Jefferson City
Robert Kitterman
Bank of Grandin
Bertha
Roberta
Kittermans
Dallas R. Delay
Valle Mines
Lloyd D. Cowin
Greene County
Preliminary hearing reset in theft case in Cole County
A preliminary hearing for Herbert Larimore Richard Ruff and Fred Smith was reset to Sept 10 in Cole County Magistrate Court. The trio, charged June 8 with theft of 70 dollars cash and 41 75 from Etta Wheat, faces bonds set at 1500 and court-appointed defense.
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Michigan
Cole County
Herbert Leon Larimore
Corunna
Mich
Richard James Ruff
New Lathrop
Fred Smith
Centertown
Etta Wheat
Larimore
Shiawassee
Ruff
Opium Haul Seized As Man Is Arrested in Kansas City
Federal agents arrested 24 year old Robert F. Edminster on import narcotic charges after postal inspectors in New York traced a suspected package sent from India to Kansas City. Officials estimate the seized opium at about 300000 dollars value. Edminster posted 5000 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Robert F. Edminster
Thomas A. Hamill
New York
India
Court Carpet Debacle Leaves Taxpayers on Hook
Judge Ben Casteel criticizes the carpet order saying it was a mistake and not made by M. C. Rippeto. The county may pay about $393 for carpeting to sit unused unless a bid is obtained or Rippeto’s dismantling offer is accepted. Several officials deny responsibility while noting no contract was issued.
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M. C. Rippeto
Ben Casteel
Christian
Casteel
Rippeto
Tony Hiesberger
Montie
Lead strike talks gain progress at Missouri lead mine
BONNE TERRE Mo AP progress reported Thursday in talks to end a 29 day old lead mine strike with further negotiations planned. Jewell Henson United Steelworkers said closish progress on economic issues beyond wages after talks with Cominco American officials and a federal mediator. The strike, which began May 31, shut the Missouri Lead Belt operation. two other area mines had earlier gone idle due to ASW strikes.
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Bonne Terre
Jewell Henson
District Represen
Tative
United Steelworkers Union
ComincoAmerican
Henson
Missouri
ASW
Lincoln University Library Receives $5,000 Grant
Lincoln University's Inman E Page Library has received a $5,000 grant from the U S Office of Education for acquisition of books periodicals tapes documents records and audio-visual materials. The grant is awarded to institutions of higher learning on a formula basis and reflects criteria such as volume deficiency service to disadvantaged students and library age. This is the fourth year Lincoln University has earned the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln University
Inman E. Page
U.S. Office of Education
Man Shot to Death Found in Ofallon Park St. Louis
Police report the body of 22 year old Michael Whitfield was found in Ofallon Park in the northern city area with three chest wounds and one arm wound. Authorities are investigating the fatal shooting.
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ST. Louis
Michael Whitfield
Ofallon Park
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