Government to move gas lines to ease coal crisis
Interior Secretary Krug told lawmakers the emergency plan would lease the Tennessee Gas and Transmission Co lines for four months, moving 70 to 150 million cubic feet of natural gas daily to relieve fuel shortages. Officials warn gas is not a long term solution.
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Princess' Was a Flop at Grand Dinner Sale
In Chicago on December 3 1998 a five month old Princess Royal a Shorthorn heifer calf became the guest of honor at a dinner of the American Shorthorn Breeders association. She slipped on a wax floor at the Congress hotel but top bid of 1300 dollars from James Napier of Grain Valley Missouri secured the calf donated by Col E Arthur Ball of Muncie Indiana. Proceeds and contributions totaled 6500 dollars for the National 4 H club. Napier said the Princess would go to Grass Valley where he has two Shorthorn bulls.
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Ventriloquist Dee Brown to Perform at Community Building Saturday
Dee Brown and his wooden-headed family will perform ventriloquism magic puppets and impersonations at the Community building Saturday evening starting at 8 o’clock. The 90 minute program features Dennis McGinnis Lou Lundy Waldo Van Fleet and Cookie Burns as the wooden-headed family with Patsy Moore assisting Patsy M Brown. Fireman Foy Brown served three years in the army and the show aims to entertain Lawrence residents with a blend of novelty and humor.
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Fires in Missouri stem from thrill seeking arsonist
In Trenton Missouri on December 3 Elopus Walker a 46 year old Kansas City man admitted he started a series of fires in north central Missouri to thrill onlookers. Prosecutors say Walker waived preliminary hearing on a first degree arson charge and could face life imprisonment. He was arrested in Chillicothe after the final blaze at Laredo in Grundy County.
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Laredo Fire Suspect Admits to 20 Fires Across Seven Towns
State police report a suspect signed a statement admitting to setting 20 fires in seven towns causing more than 250000 dollars in damage. Authorities link the case to the Medicine Premier Cairo operation.
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