06 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
1
Gov. Christopher S. Bond will headline a Republican victory dinner at 7 p.m. today at the Ramada Inn. The event celebrates last year’s state victories and aims to raise funds for state and county GOP committees.
The Missouri General Assembly enacted statewide ambulance standards effective July 1, with six months to comply. Licensing for EMTs and paramedics, equipment mandates, inspections, and penalties are included. Officials say the law boosts emergency care though rural costs may rise and some private services may fold.
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall told a University of Virginia audience that the United States is running on misguided energy assumptions. He warned of gasoline rationing possible within months and prices near one dollar per gallon within a year, urging energy conservation and public transport revival.
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The Thorpe Gordon School PTA unanimously supported a 2.2 million bond issue election to fund a new area vocational high school in Jefferson City. Eugene Bushmann Jefferson City attorney explained community impact and job growth from a better skilled workforce. Barbara Kavanaugh was elected PTA president for 1973 74.
The Rev John B Prenger will be ordained a Catholic priest by Bishop Michael F McAuliffe at 11 am Saturday at St Joseph Cathedral Jefferson City The Mass will be concelebrated with diocesan clergy and priests from St Johns University Collegeville Minn A reception follows in Cathedral hall Father Prenger is son of Mr and Mrs Anton B Prenger of McGirk His sister Sister Carol Ann teaches at Hannibal Catholic School These ordinations echo the 20 year gap since Rev Jerome Bestgen’s ordination in California Masses of thanksgiving are planned for Sunday and Monday in California and Macon Family participation is noted and pastoral postings mentioned
Senator Edward J. Gurney asserts he was investigated by the Senate Watergate committee staff, a claim denied by chief counsel Sam Dash. An aide notes the Florida Republican wrote a letter criticizing the committee as a travesty, saying he had been the object of two Florida staff investigations.
The Westphalia Historical Society aims to buy the 80 year old former Fechtel-Hilkemeyer General Store to house a future local history museum. Negotiations should wrap up this week with owner Miss Alice Fechtel retiring. The museum will display regional items and marks a public exhibit effort sparked by the St. Joseph Church national historic listing last year.
Missouri highway patrol reports two fatalities in Monday crashes. Kenneth John Phelps, 13 months, died after a crash on Interstate 435 Kansas City near 55th Street overpass. His father Clifford Lee Phelps sustained head injuries and was hospitalized at Research Hospital Kansas City. John William Graeff, 72, Osborn, died after a collision on Route 36 in Dekalb County. driver George William Johnson, 79, Cameron, was seriously injured and admitted to Cameron Community Hospital. A 14-year-old Prairie Home boy, John William Chenault, was seriously injured when he ran from a school bus into a truck on Route 87 in Cooper County and transferred to Cooper County Hospital Boonville.
Organizers report $10,779.50 has been collected with funds still outstanding from participants. About 750 people joined the 10 mile Capitol Area Hunger Walk held September 30, sponsored by CROP and the Peruvian Development Foundation.
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