Families of missing miners face a sad Thanksgiving
In Mannington West Virginia families of 78 trapped miners face a bleak Thanksgiving as rescue efforts continue after a weeklong mine fire. Relatives, including Mrs Matish and her son Timmy, urge slow sealing of the Mountaineer Coal Co No 9 mine while officials evaluate options. A nearby high school principal pleads to delay sealing, noting other mines where workers have walked out after long waits.
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Mannington
W. Va
Jimmy
United Mine
Helrope
Matish
Shmnston High
Norman
Willard
Mountaineer Coal Co
Frank Matish
Tony Megna
Plain City
Ohio
Company
James McCartney
Megne
McCartney
Consolidation Coal Co
John Corcoran
Honest Find Restores Lost Ten Dollar Bill
David Glen Sach Jr. lost a ten dollar bill between a High Street store and a Capitol Avenue service station. Mary Jane Amend of Holts Summit found the bill on the sidewalk in front of the News-Tribune Co. Building and turned it over to the newspaper, reuniting Sachs with the rightful money.
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Sachs
Hartsburg
High Street
Capitol Avenue
Sach
Mary Jane Amend
Holts Summit
Shrack-Hirst Grocery Co
Miss. Amend
News-Tribune Co
Awards Presented by Cub Pack 5
Cub Scout Pack 5 at South School recently handed out awards. Jeff Wicks earned a silver and gold arrow, Ken Smith a silver arrow, Wolf Badges went to Tommy Pritchett and Mike Cook, Bobcat Badges to Jim Lilley Dallas Gresham and Sam Loethen, Greg Huttinger received an eight one year pin, Corey White received an Arrow of Light as he graduates to Boy Scout Troop 1. Activity badges were awarded to Charles Holt Keith Smith Greg Schrmutzler Noel Blythe Eric Constance Richard Glaser Pat Shemweil Robert Swain and Mike Winter.
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Cub Scout Pack 5
South School
Jeff Wicks
Ken Smith
Tommy Pritchett
Mike Cook
Jim Lilley
Dallas Gresham
Sam Loethen
Greg Huttinger
Corey White
Boy Scout Troop 1
Charles Holt
Keith Smith
Greg Schrmutzler
Noel Blythe
Eric Constance
Richard Glaser
Pat Shemweil
Robert Swain
Mike Winter
Jefferson City Concert Association Opens Season Elegantly
The Jefferson City Concert Association opened with the Jefferson City Symphony under Carl Burker delivering Brahms Hungarian Dances Numbers 5 7 and 6 with Carleton H Hungarian Cello soloist. The performance impressed critics for its charm and thoroughness. Residents in rat-infested districts may see reform proposals using neighborhood groups and city health department involvement.
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Thomasina Talley Greene Fess
Tefferson City Symphony
Shestra
Richardson
Carl Burker
Carleton
Vehicle damaged by wandering cow incident stuns lawmakers
A wandering cow in New Jersey caused $300 damage to a car as the House debated a $40 million two year plan. Dennis Bax of St Elizabeth reported the collision at about 5 15 p m on July 20 1967 near County Route B seven miles south of Route 2. Bax suffered minor injuries and the car owner was treated by a physician.
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Dennis Bax
Ac Johnson
Cole House
Johnson
Bax
James A.cow
Haley
D-Fla
Congress
Melita
Jto
Utility rate hikes suspended by Missouri PSC
The Missouri Public Service Commission suspended proposed rate increases for Union Electric Co. of St. Louis and Gas Service Co. of Kansas City for 120 days with hearings set for Dec 30 and Jan 15 respectively. The action preserves existing rates while a formal review proceeds, and explains the 46 month suspension limit and potential for reduction if warranted.
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Associated Press
Missouri Public Service ,Commission
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Commission
Health Service aims to start rat control program
The Health Service reports plans to begin rat control, targeting urban slums by teaching residents to garbage disposal and rat-proofing. The effort includes a 20 billion franc added value tax proposal to fund projects, though critics warn it may not offset costs for workers and consumers. France’s government pursues fiscal measures to curb inflation and support industry while maintaining public services.
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Paris
Courve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Public Health Service
Bureau of
France
Pacific
Maurice Couve de
Ballanger
Murville
Robert Ballanger
Health Service
National Assembly
PSC Sets Hearing on CATV Rates in Columbia Mo
The Missouri Public Service Commission will hear arguments January 23 on proposed CATV rates from General Telephone Co for CATV of Columbia Inc. The Columbia service operator objected to the rate plan and seeks review of the proposed charges.
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PSC
Missouri Public Service Commission
General Telephone Co
Columbia
Catv of Columbia, Inc
General
Hearnes names Haslag Osage County official
Gov Warren E Hearnes appoints Lawrence Haslag a Loose Creek Democrat as Osage County Circuit Clerk and ex officio recorder of deeds Haslag replaces Republican Charles F Kremer who died recently.
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Hearnes
Osage County
Warren E. Hearnes
Lawrence Hasl4g
Loose Creek
Las Osage County
Haslag
Charles F. Kremer
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