Farmers Lose In Elevator Theft In Missouri
A Missouri crop theft case involves about 84000 dollars of grain missing from Boss Feed and Fertilizer in Moberly. Randolph County prosecutors file 12 counts of grain stealing against two men, while state officials push for new grain warehouse laws as other similar incidents surface. A Kansas City federal case probes WayMore Feeds Inc. for alleged rapid resale to stay afloat.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Moberly
Randolph County
Thomas Marshall
Agriculture Department
Kansas City
Kan
WayMore Feeds, Inc
Kansas
Glenn Isringhausen
Boss
Tsringhausen
Norman Barrows
State Agriculture Department
Boss Feed and Fertilizer
Senate
House
Nelson B. Tinnin
Keyes seeks a full term as Missouri state auditor
Democratic State Auditor Thomas M. Keyes, appointed Jan 27, 1978, announces he will seek a four year term. At 63, he says his campaign experience is limited but professional office experience will matter. He plans news conferences in St Louis and Kansas City and aims to run for the Democratic nomination.
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Jefferson City
Thomas M. Keyes
Missouri
Keyes
Joseph Teasdale
Kansas City
George Lehr
Lehr
Teasdale
St. Louis
Steve Gardner
D-Ballwin
State Revenue Department
Russell Sloan
GOP
State Committee
Independence
Richard King
Congress
Subdivisions Win Final and Preliminary Approvals in Mexico
The Planning and Zoning Commission granted final approval to Gallater Smith and Feutz Realty Co for Huntington Park Subdivision No 5 and gave preliminary clearance to Kent Realty Osage Park Subdivision No 3 and McCue Decker’s Morningside Addition. Plans include 45 lots, street connections, cul de sacs, and annexation of eight lots partly outside city limits. VFW annexation and Woodside Court proposal were also approved.
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New Mexico
Planning and Zoning Commission
Gallater, Smith and Feutz Realty Co
Huntington Park Subdivision
Mexico
Omar
Huntington Park
Lakeview Road
West Boulevard
Omar Street
P&i Commission
Kent Realty
Osage Park
Martin Place
Morningside
Morningside Drive
Kentucky
Briarwood
Ken McCue
Realty Company
Art Simmons elected vice president of horsemen group
Arthur Simmons of Mexico named vice president of the United Professional Horsemen's Association at its Nashville convention in recognition of his decades in saddle horses. The association gave $500 to Audrain County Historical Society Saddle Horse Museum in his honor, a second such gift after a 1975 donation. Simmons, bred, trained and shown for 35 years, is noted for winning all three stakes at the American Royal Tulsa Houston and Chicago International.
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Arthur Simmons
United Professional Horsemen’s Association
Audrain County Historical Society
Simmons
Charles R. Stribling II
The
Historical Society
Richard Vance
Kay Speckhart
Mexico
United States
United Professional Horsemen's Association
Saddle Horse Museum
Association
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Simmons
American Royal
Tulsa
Houston
Chicago International
American Horse Show Association
Number Of Employees Triples In 4 Years At Mexico Handi Shop
The Handi-Shop, a not for profit sheltered workshop in Mexico, has grown to 42 employees from 18 since opening in June 1973. It employs handicapped workers on contract for local firms, with plans for a larger facility or renovations funded by a county tax levy. Workers ages 16 to 72 perform varied “nuisance” tasks, receive minimal pay with full Social Security benefits, and pursue personal development alongside work assignments.
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Mexico
One
al Hager
Hager
Florence Thompson
Ruth Williams
Donald Bass
Liberty St
Interco
International Shoe Co
Audrain County Sheltered Workshop
Richard Wohlers
Jefferson City
Department of Education
Wetteran Food Services
Mexico Plastics
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Reynolds Aluminum
MPL Plans New Insulation Finance Program
Missouri Power and Light Co announces a plan to help homeowners finance insulation with bills repaid over up to 38 months. Eligible customers with good credit in single family homes may have up to 750 financed for installation after May 1, with minimum attic R-30. Program aims to cut heat loss and cooling costs, with contractors listed by MPL.
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Missouri Power and Light Co
MPL
David C. Harrison
Harrison
Five-Cent Gas Tax May Be In Program
Washington AP report says President Carter's energy plan to be unveiled April 20 includes a five cent per gallon increase in the federal gasoline tax and a several dollar per barrel tax on domestic crude oil. It also foresees a gas guzzler tax on auto makers and higher natural gas prices to spur coal use, with the 50 cent gas tax possible in ten years if demand grows.
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Washington
Carter
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Congress
Artist Guild Plans Weekend Show at Pearl Motor Co
Mexico Artists Guild to hold a three day art show and sale at 220 N. Jefferson Pearl Motor Co showroom. Hours 10 to 9 Friday 10 to 6 Saturday 12 to 4 Sunday. Demonstrations include scratch board sketching pottering acrylic coloring water color rya rugs. Free admission. Door prizes Sunday. Coffee and cookies served. Committee members listed.
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Mexico Artists Guild
Pearl Motor Co
N. Jefferson
William £. Bramon
Gordon Gilman
David Binder
Martin Jones
Carl Burchfield
Sharon Sweitzer
Gary Replogle
Mexico
Bramon
Braman
Binder
Gilman
Ron Holbrook
Jacke Thompson
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Thomas Keyes
Tom Keyes
Art Simmons
V.P. of Horsemen's Association
California
St. Brendan’s Catholic High School
Jim Hamilton
Oklahoma Pipeline Co
Chesterfield
California Fairgrounds
University of Missouri
the Ledger
Roger Toppings
Kathy McComb
K&m
Mr. Hager
Mexico Technical School
Ladies Physical Education
Hawthorne School
Kyle Jones
Sabrina Kehl
Jane Ardell
Mp&l
Artist Guild
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