Four Retire At Green Refractories
Four Green Refractories employees Elmer Kappelmann Earl Hinton Charles Sweitzer and Floyd Lowry have retired after long service. Kappelmann 27 years two months in construction then truck driving born Gerald Mo resides Route 2 Mexico with wife two daughters. Hinton 26 years seven months started 1935, duplicates and locations, now 322 Eastholm St with wife four children. Sweitzer 11 years seven months began 1957, worked car shop and estate work, Odd Fellows member, wife Evelyn former Mexico High School teacher, Route 2 Mexico with son Jax. Lowry 10 years four months, hired 1953 tamping press, brick mason contractor 20 years Lebanon area, built about 100 fireplaces, Route 1 Thompson with wife.
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A. P. ‘Green Refractories Co
Elmer Kappelmann
Earl Hinton
Charles Sweitzer
Floyd Lowry
Kappelmann
Gerald,Mo
México
Trinity United Church of ‘Christ
Ronald Flatt
Centralia
Ronald Simpson
Columbia
Hinton
Benton City
Merchant Marine
Green Company
Callaway
Boone Counties
Audramounty
The
Odd Fellows
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Evelyn
México Highchool
Route 2
Mexico
Jax
Lowry
Lebanon
Compa
Owry
Route 1
Thompson
Governor Bond urges school upgrades despite higher costs
Governor Christopher S. Bond told the Missouri school administrators conference that inflation requires more aid to public schools, with the state covering 44 percent of costs in the coming year, up $87 million from last year, while local support at 49 percent must be sustained and a constitutional amendment is supported.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Ichord Defends Dual Files System Amid Clash With Koch
Washington AP Richard H Ichord chair of the House Internal Security Committee angrily rebutted Edward Koch over two sets of files kept by the panel public and investigatory Koch claims one set is shown to subjects while the other remains secret. Ichord and aide Bill Stapleton say public files are from newspapers and hearings and investigatory files contain confidential data with access restricted to staff and limited to a need to know basis.
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Washington
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
House
Internal Security Committee
Edward I. Koch
D-N.y
Koch
Schord
Ichord
Bill Stapleton
I Was Not Scared Yet Happy Walking Trade Center Rope
Philippe Petit a 24 year old French aerialist walked a narrow wire 1350 feet above the street between the World Trade Center towers. He later faced trespass and disorderly conduct charges that may be dropped if he repeats the stunt. A wildcat strike by 150 AT&T workers ended with most returning to work after rejecting a three year contract plan seeking higher raises. Local 6350 plans mail ballots for ratification by August 31 as walkouts ripple to other cities.
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New York
Philippe Petit
World Trade Center
Petit
ST. Louis
Local 6350
Communications Workers of America
American Telphone and Telegraph
Douglas Fitch
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Fitch
Central Park
Lower Manhattan
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Paris
Bridge Towers
Sydney Harbor
Australia
79 Cases Referred To Juvenile Officer In July
79 cases were referred to the juvenile office of the 12th judicial circuit per director Rodney T. Nebel. The spread tops at 19 theft with possession of alcohol at 14. 64 were boys and 15 girls. From Audrain 60 cases, Montgomery 6, Warren 13. Sebastian Cabot discharged from hospital after a stroke. the 55 year old actor known for Family Affair recovered enough to go home.
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Juvenile Office
12Th Judicial Circuit
Rodney T. Nebel
Audrain County
Montgomery
Warren County
Victoria, B.C
Sebastian Cabot
Auto repair racket charged in Missouri case involving Oklahoma men
Franklin County officials say Jack Arrington of Tulsa and Clyde Patrick of Sapulpa were charged with fraudulent misrepresentation after a two month probe into a fake auto repair operation at a St. Clair area service station. The pair, arraigned August 15 in Franklin County circuit court, allegedly earned up to 2000 dollars daily by performing needless repairs on out of state motorists' cars across several stations. The investigation began after 13 complaints from motorists who said repairs were unneeded and involved deceptive tactics such as leaking-fluid sprays, punctured tires, and engine devices causing smoking. The case may span the United States and involves Arlington Enterprises and other stations.
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Union
Oklahoma
Franklin County
Jack E. Arrington
Tulsa
Clyde T. Patrick
Sapulpa
Missouri Highway Patrol
St. Clair
Michael Scott
Arrington
Arlington Enterprises
Scott
United States
Patrick
Troubled Time For Producers Of GOP Telethon
Los Angeles AP report on a West Coast GOP telethon with Gerald Ford uncertain arrival amid Nixon crisis. Featured filmed cameos from Govs Evans Bond, Senate leaders Scott Goldwater actor Wayne. James Stewart hosts. Bush defends keeping Nixon references.
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Nixon
Gerald Ford
Ford
Washington
GOP
George Bush
Bush
Dan Evans
Missouri
Christopher Bond
Senate
Hugh Scott
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Wayne
James Stewart
National Committee
Northern California mayor and officials resign over marijuana mall plan
In Cotati California the mayor Stephen Laughlin and two officials Annette Lombardi and Eve Kitchen resigned after police alleged a plan to beautify the city mall with confiscated marijuana plants. The resignations followed a raid-linked case in which 12 of 36 seized plants were found missing in a station wagon tied to Laughlin.
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Cotati
Calif
California
Robert Switzer
Stephen Laughlin
Annette Lombardi
Eve Kitchen
Laughlin
Miss Lombardi
Vicki Flaherty
San Francisco
Miss Kitchen
Miss Flaherty
Rick Standish
City
Standish
Switzer
Housing Conferees Reach $11.3 Billion Bill Deal
Senate and House conferees agree on a revamped housing measure worth 11.3 billion. The compromise preserves two aid programs for the poor without mandating administration funding, raises FHA single family mortgage ceilings to 45,000, and swaps many programs for a flexible block grant system while dropping a proposed consolidation.
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Washington
Senate House
Nixon
Senate
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Union, Mo
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