Schroeder Lemasters Win Close School Vote
Marty W Schroeder and Don Lemasters were elected to the Wellsville Middletown R-1 Board of Education in a tight race with a 393 to 330 vote split. Other results include S J Byland re elected mayor with 238 votes and Alderman Ward 2 race won by Charles Jennings Jr 166 to 133. One write in for Don McMurtry and minor contests in Ward 1 and police judge election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Marty W. Schroeder
Don Lemasters
Middletown
R-1 Board of Education
Schroeder
Lemasters
Harry Houf
B.R. Pace
William A. Boettcher
Raymond Woodson
S.J. Byland
Don Forbis
Don McMurtry
Ben Fort
Caskie Painter Elected Mayor of Paris in Local Balloting
Caskie Painter won the Paris mayoral race with 404 votes, defeating Milton Hendrix who had 156 votes and succeeding Bill Hufty. In Ward 1 alderman, Bryan Shrader was the winner with 148 votes over Joe Pease at 95, while Ward 2 saw Russell Peterson take 186 votes to best Charles Forbis at 120. Ralph Jett’s unexpired Ward 2 alderman seat went to C R Wood with 263 votes over Jim Parrish at 99. Al Skinner was unopposed for day marshal with 512 votes, Don Herron was unopposed for police judge with 499, and Mrs. Margaret Rigg ran unopposed for city collector with 510. Incumbents Danny Tanzy (411) and Dan Harrison (396) were reelected to the Paris R-2 school board. others included Mrs. Russell Dowell (276), Don Johnnaber (269), Mrs. Paul Heineke (49), and George Flynn (39). Monroe County School Board members Russell Johnson and Gerald Spalding were unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Caskie Painter
Milton Hendrix
Bill Hufty
Bryan ‘Shrader
Joe Pease
Russell “Peterson
Charles Forbis
Ralph Jett
C.R. Wood
Jim
Monroe County
Russell Johnson
Gerald Spalding
Incumbents Re-elected in Farber Van-Far School Board
In Farber and Vandalia the Van-Far R-1 district re elected two incumbents Charles Watters and Garnett Culwell. Watters total 336 with 92 Farber and 244 Vandalia votes. Culwell 271 total with 30 Farber and 241 Vandalia. The Rev D Randall Cone 259 total with 90 Farber and 169 Vandalia. Garland Strother 197 total in Vandalia and 177 votes there. Farber city offices saw Don Crow re elected mayor with 70 votes and George Ellis and Robert Callen chosen as aldermen for south and north wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Van-Far R-1
Charles Watters
Garnett Culwell
Watters
Garland Strother
Vandalia
Don Crow
George Ellis
Robert Callen
Auxvasse Reelects Baumgartner in Town Election
In Auxvasse three races were settled Tuesday with incumbents winning. Mayor George Baumgartner reelected 129 to 95 over Russell Sitton, Patrick Horner reappointed city collector 144 to 76 against W I Green, and Clay Mack as police judge 146 to 69 over Gary Harris. North ward winner was Robert Christenson with 54 votes and south ward Jay Middleton with 145.
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Auxvasse
George Baumgartner
Russell Sitton
Patrick Horner
W.I
Chip) Green
Clay Mack
Gary Harris
Robert Christenson
Jay Middleton
Incumbents Re-elected in Kingdom City School Election
Kingdom City North Callaway R-1 voters total 1459 in a contested election. Re-elected for three-year terms are Margaret Craighead and John C. Zuroweste with 240 and 221 votes. Bob Baumgartner is re-elected for a two-year term with 446 votes. Other three-year candidates include Charles Fugate Johnny Reed and Harry Lehanbauer with 154 154 and 144 votes. Voters opposed a 80 acre land transfer to Fulton by 289 to 164. Board reorganized with Clifford Borgelt as president. Mrs Zuroweste as vice president James Zerr as secretary and Esther Reed as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom City
North Callaway
R-1
Margaret Craighead
John C
Jack) Zuroweste
Bob Baumgartner
Charles
Fugate
Johnny G. Reed
Harry W. Lehanbauer
Larry Dungan
Fulton
L.W. Hobson
Clifford Borgelt
Zuroweste
James Zerr
Esther Reed
Sturgeon Board Reelects Seven Incumbents in Vote
Sturgeon W. Casey Haux with 222 votes and Wayne Swiney 177 were re-elected to the Sturgeon R-5 Board of Education. Helen A. Brown earned 17 votes while write-ins led by Margaret Robinson with 87. The board will reorganize at Thursday’s meeting. Lloyd Jennings elected unopposed to the county board from the northern district. City offices also went to incumbents Gene Kelly as mayor Cora Neal collector Lonny Killian police judge Frank Woodruff Ward 1 alderman and C. D. Cottrell Ward 2 alderman without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon
W. Casey Haux
Wayne Swiney
Sturgeon R-5 Board of ‘Education
Helen A. Brown
Margaret Robinson
Lloyd Jennings
County Board of Education
Gene Kelly
Cora Lou Neal
Lonny D. Killian
Frank Woodruff
C. D. Cottrell
Missouri Highway Funds Held After Court Ruling
Jefferson City Missouri AP Robert Hunter Missouri chief highway engineer said no immediate action would follow the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upholding Nixon impoundment of federal highway funds The government has 14 days to seek rehearing and 9 days to appeal to the Supreme Court If funds were released work on Interstates 435 470 36 and 29 would have started and the impoundment may chill future actions by the Department of Transportation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Robert Hunter
Missouri
Nixon
Hunter
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
Department of Transportation
Bureau of the Budget
Missouri Highway Commission
William Becker
U. S. District Court
Kansas City
Congress
Appeals
The
Highway Commission
U. S
Sam Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Friends of the Court
Floyd Sims Named Administrator At Paris Nursing Home
The Monroe County Nursing Home board hired Floyd Sims, 40, of Mexico as administrator. Co owner of Allen Nursing Home, Sims has 10 years in the field and will start about May 1. Construction of the 120 bed facility should finish by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monroe County Nursing Home
Floyd Sims
Mexico
Allen
Moberly Favors Full Leash Law
In Moberly residents backed a 12 month dog leash law by nearly three to one in an advisory vote. The council is expected to adopt an ordinance. 1,116 voted for 12 months, 388 for six months, and 217 for no control. The city currently requires leash use six months a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Sturgeon Wins Re-Election In Centralia
Centralia voters re elected Mayor Paul Sturgeon to a second term amid a vote showing 477 for Sturgeon and 43 for challenger J Rockne Calhoun. Marshal Lee S Bryson was re elected by 887 votes, but the office was repealed and police chief created by 676 to 232. Other incumbents like Ward 3 alderman Earnest Ferguson 166 to 79 Chester Lorton, Ward 2 James T Ausmus 317, Ward 1 EF Ray Brown 307, city collector Ruby McDonald 894, police judge L B Beckman 891, and incumbents Robert Tanner 827 Don Harshbarger 756 Gerald Tviernes 290 were noted as re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Paul Sturgeon
A.B. Chance Co
J. Rockne Calhoun
Missouri
Lee S. Bryson
Bryson
Earnest Ferguson
Chester Lorton
James T. Ausmus
EF. Ray Brown
Ruby McDonald
L.B. Beckman
Robert Tanner
Don Harshbarger
Gerald Tviernes
Arens Wins In 5 Way Race For Martinsburg Mayor
Martinsburg voters reelected incumbent Lawrence Arens by a wide margin in a five way mayoral race that included three women on the ballot. Arens led with 71 votes while Mary Lehman had 8, Lena Jacobi 6, Phil Fennewald 5, and Randall Hammett 1. Ward 1 alderman incumbent Robert Bachmann and Ward 2 incumbent Lee Purvis Sr. were also reelected with 35 and 39 votes respectively. Purvis faced no opposition, while Donald Schwartze received 1 vote in Ward 1.
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Martinsburg
Lawrence Arens
Mary Lehman
Lena Jacobi
Ebrs
Phil Fennewald
Randall Hammett
Robert Bachann
Lee Purvis Sr
Purvis
Donaldchwartze
Meat Boycott Prompts Housewife Meat Cutting Class
In Livermore California Margie Thompson 52 a longtime butcher teaches housewives how to trim costs by re cutting meat. She argues higher prices stem from demand for gourmet cuts and bagging costs rise. Thompson says proper cutting can raise value saving about 40 cents a pound and advises avoiding over packaged items.
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Livermore
Calif
Margie Thompsn
New York
Freedom On Joining Union Is Urged
Advocates push a constitutional amendment to let Missouri voters decide if union membership can be required as a condition of employment. Rep. Vic Downing argues freedom to join implies freedom not to join and notes concerns over labor in politics. Also reports on death penalty bills advancing in House and Senate, plus local notices of births and admissions to Phillips Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Vic Downing
D-Bragg City
Downing
House
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Senate
Viet Cong Not Likely To Get In UN
UN secretary-general Waldheim plans to shelve the Viet Cong observer bid as the United States opposes seating any Viet Cong representative. The issue may be deferred until U.N. relief to Vietnam is addressed. Washington signals possible visa denial for any appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Waldheim
South Vietnam
U.N
Vietnam
United States
William P. Rogers
Christopher H. Phillips
U.S
Washington
Bond Vetoes Zero Base Budget Bill and Funds
Gov. Christopher Bond used his veto power to strike the zero base budgeting bill and cut nearly 2 million from the emergency appropriations for metropolitan storm water and sewer projects in outstate Missouri. He argued the measure has too many legal details and lacks necessary cost accounting while proposing his version including legislative and judicial branches. Senate sponsor says a veto override may not have enough votes. the House and Senate previously approved the bill by large margins. Bond also removed the words west side from a 1.1 million appropriation to repurpose funds for other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
St. Louis County
House
Senate
Sen
Donald Manford
Kansas City
West Side
Dropping Acid and Aid in Vietnam News T: Nixon Thieu seek peace as aid eyed after summit
In Kansas a prisoner jokes about slang while the White House signals possible increase in aid to South Vietnam after Nixon and Thieu wrap a long meeting. Officials caution against predicting reactions to truce violations as they discuss future U.S. support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
Richardson Links Hanoi Aid To Peace
Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson tied U S aid to Hanoi to keeping the peace. He warned that a massive South Vietnamese invasion could prompt renewed U S bombing if Hanoi launches such an offensive. He said U S air support would be reconsidered only in that scenario amid pressure to enforce the January cease fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
U.S
Hanoi
South
Richardson
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
South Vietnam
United States
Nixon
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Registration opens for 1973-74 at Mexico High School
Mexico High School announces 1973 74 registration begins Tuesday April 17. Applications available April 9 10 from the C C E coordinator for classes including Debate Radio and TV Drama I II and Publications in rooms 100 101 106. MHS bands and vocal groups to perform at District Music Festival Friday and Saturday with Dixie Greys Red and Greys and concert choir and Girls Glee scheduled throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publications Department
Mexico
C.C.E
E.C.E
Exec
See Tv
MHS
Dixie Greys
Red and Greys
First Child for Hanna Family Born in Columbia
Timothy John Hanna was born Sunday at 4 17 p.m. at Boone County Hospital in Columbia weighing eight pounds five ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hanna of Boonville. The mother is former Vicki Meyer, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Meyer of Auxvasse and the late John Meyer. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovelace of Middletown and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hanna of Laddonia. Mrs. Hanna works as a Wayne Feed salesman from Nelson, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hanna
Boonville
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Timothy John
Hanna
Vicki Meyer
Dorothy Meyer
Auxvasse
John Meyer
Joe Hanna
Laddonia
Wayne Feed
Nelson, Mo
Joe Lovelace
Middletown
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Buell Spires
Ray Norris Sr
Charles Jennings Jr
Neil Pittker
Howard Alderson
Albin Tarrants
Cheryl Hurshman
Charles Jennings Sr
Raymond Norris Jr
Joe Jackson
Caskie
New Paris
Van-Far
Baumgartner
Nor-Cal Board
Arens
Brian Alan Bufka
Alan J. Bufka
New Florence
Audrain Medical Center
Brian Alan
Bufka
Patricia Johnson
Howard Johnson
Omar St
Toni Bufka
Montgomery City
James Slater
Benton City
Emma Barker
Emmons
Phillips Home
Leroy Staples
Phillips
Liberty
Overland Park
Kan
Edward Hubbard
Hubbard
Beverly
San Clemente
White House
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Ronald L. Ziegler
Thieu
Elliot Richardson
Ziegler
Timothy John Hanna
Discount Center
N. Jefferson Reserve
West Bend
Waring
Alka-Seltzer
AIS
Syevanla Fe Bules
sSylvania
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