Green Refrac Company Names Data Processing Leaders
Gary W. O’Bryan has been named data processing manager and Ron R. Doyle programming supervisor at A. P. Green Refrac, in a move announced by treasurer-secretary M. Rex Besterting. O’Bryan, from Shelbina, has a long tenure at the company since 1964 and will oversee the department serving U S plants, warehouses, and subsidiaries in the United States and Canada. The unit now uses a third shift to support 24 hour computer operations and processes hundreds of programs daily, including payroll and inventory. Doyle, from Madison, will lead four in programming, maintenance, testing, and library control, after joining Green in 1966 and advancing to programming analyst in 1973. Both men and their families reside in Missouri, with O’Bryan active in local Data Processing Management groups and Doyle serving as secretary of the Central Missouri Chapter of Data Processing Management Assn.
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A. P. Green Refrac“sories Co
Gary W. “O'Bryan
Ron R. Doyle
M. Rex Besterting
O'Bryan
U.S
Canada
Shelbina
Missouri Department of Revenue Data Processing Section
Green Company
Keypunch
Mary Jane
Webster Dr
Cynthia
Deborah
Angela
Central Missouri
Data As Processing Management
Asia
St. Brendan's Church
Knights of Columbus
Doyle
Madison
Wetterall Foods
U.S. Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Washington
Fort, Wainwright
Fairbanks
Alaska
Anita
Hazel Pl
Chapter of Data Processing Management Assn
New Green division formed for global construction arm
Harry M. Stover announces Bigelow Green International as a construction arm of Bigelow Liptak Corp with headquarters in Southfield Michigan and offices in Belgium and Puerto Rico. The unit will market Green products worldwide except US Canada and UK, expanding installation services through licensees and affiliates. Pin Oaks Nursing Home reports Cora F B Davis admission from Audrain Medical Center.
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Harry M. Stover
Ssv
A. P. iGreen Refractories Co
Bigelow-Green Inter.national
Bigelow-Liptak Corporation
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Stover
Bigelow-Green International
Green
A. P. Green Refractories
United States Gypsum Co
Pin Oaks
Pin Oaks Nursing Home
Cora FB. Davis
Audrain Medical Center
Carter Train Tour to Start in St Louis
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter plans a whistle-stop train tour beginning in St Louis on September 20 with legs to Chicago and New England cities. The trip, likely five to six days, follows a Truman Day dinner in St Louis on September 19, a $1,000-a-plate fundraiser. National figures Strauss and S Lee King are to receive the Truman Day award.
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ST. Louis
Jimmy Carter
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Carter
Robert Strauss
Chicago
New England
Globe-Democrat
Paul M. Berra
Strauss
S. Lee King
National Committee
MU Nursing Interns Begin County-wide Program
The University of Missouri School of Nursing in Columbia is interning 45 nurses across 13 Missouri counties this fall to gain clinical experience in community nursing. Miss Bonita Baer of Pacific and Mrs. Diane Ketter of Columbia will work with Audrain County nurse Anna Brooks, while Miss Peggy Allen of Cleveland and Miss Susan Schraer of High Hill join Monroe County nurse Diana Johannaber. Mrs. Naomi Williams, Ralls County nurse, will direct internships for Miss Barbara Madison of Kansas City and Miss Barbara Martin of Springfield.
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University of Missouri School of Nursing At
Columbia
Missouri
Bonita Baer
Pacific
Diane Ketter
Audraln
Anna Brooks
Peggy Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
Susan Schraer
High Hill
Monroe County
Diana Johannaber
Naomi Williams
Ralls
Barbara Madison
Kansas City
Barbara Martin
Springfield
Rotarians To Host New School Teachers
The Mexico Rotary Club will host new teachers from local public schools at its regular luncheon Friday at the Country Club. Don R. Palmer serves as program chairman.
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Mexico
Life On Mars Answers Still Puzzle Scientists
In Pasadena, scientists report a Viking experiment again hints at life in Mars soil. Dr. Horowitz says the control test increases life likelihood, while Dr. Klein warns of nonbiotic explanations. Organic analysis finds no organic matter in two samples, complicating interpretations.
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Calif
Lander
Norman Horowitz
Viking
Harold P. Klein
Horowitz
Mars
Earth
House passes improved guaranteed student loan bill
The House approved a guaranteed student loan measure 391 to 3 and sent it to the Senate. It sets a $20 000 after tax income ceiling for automatic interest subsidy with a $25 000 ceiling after Oct 1 1977, keeps undergrad borrowings at 7500 and raises graduate limits to 15000, offers a one year repayment moratorium during unemployment, insures loans from private lenders, subsidizes interest and increases lender subsidies up to 5 percent with faster calculations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Two Doctors Added As AMC Consultants
Two new physicians join Audrain Medical Center as consultants. James Milton Pickens M D approved for privileges in medicine and pediatrics and Frederick M Smeltzer M D gains privileges in diagnostic radiology. Both affiliated with University of Missouri Medical Center and reside in Columbia.
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Audrain Medical Center
James Milton Pickens
Frederick M. Smeltzer
University of Missouri Medical Center
Dr. Pickens
University of Texas, Austin
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Children's Medical Center
Dallas
University of Utah Medical Center
Salt Lake City
University of Missouri Medical School
Fighting Rages On Beirut Front Amid Civil Strife
Close range fighting continued along Beirut front between Muslim and Christian sectors as a lull in shelling persisted for a second day. Hospitals reported over 90 killed and 120 wounded in the night. A Christian official said Palestinian and leftist gunmen sought to breach positions but were repulsed with heavy losses.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Vermont Air In Vermont Cans A Humorous Swap
Vermont inventor John Bramblett sells New Improved Vermont Green Mountain Air in 12 ounce cans. He says Massachusetts air was previously used and now a hole will admit Vermont air while a seal keeps it in. The $2 can price remains unchanged as cans are aged in Vermont.
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Vermont
Green Mountain
John Bramblett
Massachusetts
Bramblett
Bay State
New Bedsford
Mada
Moretown
Audrain County GOP Names New Steering Committee
The Audrain County Republican executive committee met in the courthouse community room to plan for the November election. County chairman Howard Walker presided and announced a new steering committee for the coming year including Carl Krinbill Gail McGee Ferris Mundy Ralph Lierheimer Andy Runge Connie Pickering Mrs. Robert Ollis James Frazer William Haas and Mrs. John Fitzgerald of Vandalia.
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Audrain County
Republican Executive Committee
Courthouse
Howard Walker
Carl Krinbill
Gail McGee
Ferris Mundy
Ralph Lierheimer
Andy Runge
Connie Pickering
Robert Ollis
James Frazer
William Haas
John Fitzgerald
Vandalia
Prenatal Classes On Channel 12 Tonight and Friday
Channel 12 airs a prenatal class program at 4 00 pm tonight and again Friday at noon. The Audrain City County Health Unit offers the LeMare based course with Judy Broemmel RN and several couples teaching and participating. Fall session begins Tuesday September 7 and Wednesday September 8 with seven weekly 7 30 pm classes at Audraith Medical Center Stribling House.
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Audraln City-County Health Unit
Judy Broemmel
R.N
Don Thompson
Nellis Rosenburg
Steve Totten
Audraith Medical Center
Stribling House
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