Stephenson Motel To Add 15 Units
The Stephenson Motel at 1010 EB Liberty St will add 15 executive suite units with in-room saunas, refrigerators, and expanded services. Permit issued, project cost about 74000 dollars. Construction planned on the former Graves Liquor Store site with completion hoped by September, joining the existing 40 rooms built in 1968.
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Bob) Stephenson
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Mayer Named Oklahoma Small Businessman of the Year
George A. Mayer of Miami, Oklahoma, president of Miami Stone and Rustique Brik International, received SBA’s Small Businessman of the Year award in Tulsa. The Rhineland, Missouri native formed Miami Stone in 1958, developed Rustique Brik in 1966, and now operates plants in 48 U S locations plus Canada and Australia. He is 58, married to Pauline Montgomery, with four children Tony John and Mike employed at Miami Stone.
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Miami
Oklahoma
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Mayer
Miami Stone, Inc
Rustique Brik International
U. S
Henry Bellman
Rhineland
Missouri
Rustique Brik
United States
Canada
Australia
Rhineland High School
Army Air Corps
St. Louis
Pauline Montgomery
Mexico
Tony
John
Mike
Miami Stone
Railroads seek 10 percent freight rate hike nationwide
The nation's railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 10 percent increase in freight rates amid claims of urgent revenue needs. They warned some major carriers are in danger of ceasing operations due to cash shortages while claiming resources to meet demand are grossly insufficient. The railroads estimate the hike plus a pending 1 percent regional rise would yield about 1.6 billion dollars annually, with 932 million to cover higher costs and taxes, and a net 868 million boost in operating income, yielding an industry rate of return of 5.27 percent, below the ICC's 1971 adequacy benchmark.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Wetterau Named Golden Plate Award Laureate
Theodore C. Wetterau, president and chairman of Wetterau Inc., is chosen by the American Academy of Achievement as one of fifty giants of accomplishment. The Golden Plate Award will be presented at the Salute to Excellence weekend in Salt Lake City, June 27 through 29. Wetterau has steered the company from 23 million in 1952 to an expected 600 million in fiscal 1974, aiming for 1 billion by 1980. The academy honors leaders across fields and supports youth with over 100 high school honor students joining the events.
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Theodore C. Wetterau
Wetterau Incorporated
American Academy of Achievement
America
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Globe Trotter
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Rothove Attends Course on Magne Dry Copiers
Andrew C. Rothove, service representative for Electronic Business Equipment in Jefferson City, completed a one week course in VQC Magne Dry copiers at the 3M training center in St. Paul Minnesota. He resides on Route 2 in Mexico.
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Andrew C. Rothove
Electronic Business Equipment, Inc
Jefferson City
St. Paul
Minn
Rothove
Route 2
Mexico
Chance Employes Share $150 Award
Centralia two A. B. Chance Co plastics factory workers shared a 150 dollar award for a idea to store and save discarded chemical mixes. Winning suggestors were Arthur Collens Thompson and Arnold Carson Sturgeon, Epoxiglas machine operators. Additional cash awards totaling 90 went to six employees: Don Decker 12 50 and 30 for three ideas. Other recipients include Hugh Hulen Seal Bradford Kenneth Latimer Stephen Kitchen John Wheeler.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Co
Arthur Collens
Thompson
Arnold Carson
Sturgeon
Don Decker
Hugh Hulen
Seal Bradford
Kenneth Latimer
Stephen Kitchen
Madison
John Wheeler
Housing May Or May Not Lift Economy
Economists hope housing activity will lift the economy but remain unsure. After volatile starts in 1973 with starts slipping then rising, housing permits offered some optimism. Saul Klaman of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks warned the upturn could be slow or abortive due to unsold inventory, rising land costs, energy uncertainties, and general consumer malaise, though rental demand might counterbalance slower sales.
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John Cunniff
New York
Saul Klaman
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Klaman
Crockett Attends MU Egg Meeting
Marion Crockett owner of the Mexico Egg Ranch attended the University of Missouri Egg Day in Columbia. A film on Canadian Egg Production and Marketing was shown and Dexter Davis Missouri Egg Merchandising Council executive vice president spoke on marketing and merchandising programs for Missouri eggs.
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Marion Crockett
Mexico
University of Missouri
Columbia
Dexter Davis
Missouri Egg Merchandising Council
Missouri Eggs
Feutz Speaks on Liability Suit Panel in Wichita
E B Féutz of St Louis son of Wallace Feutz of Mexico presented a paper and discussed at a Society of Automotive Engineers meeting in Wichita Kansas He an aircraft accident investigation engineer and trial lawyers consultant urged engineers to accept expert witness roles and to work with attorneys on technical matters He noted that defining terms creates a gulf between the professions Wichita lawyer Robert Martin Beech Aircraft Corp general counsel said product liability suits are growing but not hopeless predicting at least 20 years before any noticeable change in filings.
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St. Louis
Wallace Feutz
Mexico
Society of Automotive Engineers
Wichita
Kan
Feutz
Robert Martin
Beech Aircraft Corp
Former Mexican Gets Promotion Mason City editor named Globe-Gazette head
Richard W. Mike Sullivan 40 a St Brendan's High School 1952 graduate has been named city editor of the Mason City Iowa Globe- Gazette. He had been the Globe's senior reporter and columnist since 1960 and is a University of Missouri graduate. His new duties include helping install an electronic newsroom system.
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Richard W
Mike) Sullivan
St. Brendan's High School
Mason City
Iowa
Globe- Gazette
Globe
Sullivan
University of Missouri
Service Awards Given At Chance Co.
Mrs. Edwin Smith of Centralia earned a 20-year service award at A. B. Chance Co. Four other Chance employees received 5-year or 10-year pins. Mrs. Smith, a secretary in engineering, is married to a 31-year Chance employee who earned a 10-year pin as maintenance helper. Five-year pins went to Emmett Bruner of Centralia, a maintenance mechanic. Leonard Hatfield of Centralia, a plant guard. and William Hoffman of Sturgeon, a production welder.
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Centralia
Edwin Smith
A. B. Chance Co
Chance
Seniors Find Job Prospects Mostly Good at Missouri
University of Missouri Columbia seniors report strong job prospects across fields including accounting engineering and veterinary medicine with nationwide demand pushing salaries higher. Beginning pay ranges from about 10 000 to 12 000 for accounts and overall starting wages average around 800 per month in the north central area. Some shortages exist in elementary education but vacancies persist in health nursing and therapy careers as recruiters seek solid business and science backgrounds.
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Columbia
University of Missouri-Columbia
Jack W. Morgan
College of Engineering
David Dunn
College of Administration and Public Affairs
E. A. Corley
School of Veterinary Medicine
Kenneth D. Weide
UMC
Randy Johnson
College of Agriculture
North Central Area
Robert W. Haverfield
School of Journalism
Bob Woods
College of Education
Woods
School of Nursing
St. Louis
Kansas City
Employment outlook for Missouri graduates in 1974 fields
The Mexico Ledger reports varied job prospects across departments. Medical technology graduates face a healthy market but less activity than years ago, while respiratory therapy starts from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. Law grads expect rural 10 000 and urban 13 000 salaries, and 46 of last year’s grads stayed in Missouri.
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College of Home Economics
Jack O. Edwards
School of Law
Ralph H. Parker
School of Library and Informational Science
Missouri
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