New Radiologist Hoxworth Joins Audrain Medical Center
Gerald M. Hoxworth M D becomes director of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at Audrain Medical Center on Sept 1 after residency at University of Missouri Medical Center. He previously practiced in Cape Girardeau from 1956 and served at Woodland Hospital Moberly. He earned degrees from Central Methodist College and Washington University Medical School, with family details noted. New billing plan will bill patients separately for Dr Hoxworths professional services. AMC lowers charges to offset changes.
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University of Missouri Medical Center
Cape Girardeau
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Central Methodist College
Irayette
Washington University Medical School
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Hexworth
University of Missouri
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St. Francis Hospital
American Academy of Family Practice
Missouri Medical Association
Alpha Omega Alpha
National Honorary Medical Fraternity
Frances
Gregory
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Karen
Wellesley College
Boston
Debbie
Dan
Mexico High School
Hoxworths
E. Monroe St. Audrain Media Center
Dr. Hoxworth
Lee
Oklahoma Governor Hall falls short in primary bid
Oklahoma City AP report shows Gov David Hall finishing a distant third in the Democratic primary as 2,484 of 3,040 precincts counted. State Rep David Boren leads with 37 percent, closely followed by U S Rep Clem McSpadden, while Hall trails with 26 percent amid calls for reform. Republican primary sees State Sen Jim Inhofe win easily with 60 percent over Denzil Garrison.
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David Hall
Hall
David Boren
U.S
Clem McSpadden
McSpadden
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Jim Inhofe
Denzil Garrison
Inhofe
Garrison
Corrections Employees Take Course
Missouri Corrections Director George Camp announced that 300 of 1,000 correctional staff have completed a 40 hour training course. The program reviews policies, legal responsibilities, custody and security, safety, and planning with plans to expand to an 80 hour course including managerial and treatment techniques. Resignations fell 10 percent in the first half of this year versus last year, aided by salary raises and the new training program.
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Missouri Corrections
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Conductor Boehm Turns 80 Amid Active Career
Karl Boehm the Austrian born conductor and famed interpreter of Mozart marks his 80th birthday. He began conducting 57 years ago in Graz and has led at Milan New York Vienna and Mozart festivals in Salzburg. He says Mozart is the greatest genius and the music keeps him young.
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Boehm
Graz
Milan
New York
Salzburg
Judge Adams Names New Court Reporter for 12th Circuit
Circuit Judge George P. Adams appoints Bonnie C. Minatra as official court reporter for Audrain, Montgomery and Warren Counties, effective Sept. 1, succeeding Kevin William Daniel who resigned to direct a school of court reporting in Topeka. Minatra, a Rolla resident, holds Texas and Kansas shorthand certificates, and has prior experience with the Railroad Commission of Texas and Travis County Texas court reporter roles.
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Bonnie C. Minatra
12Th Judicial Circuit
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Montgomery
Warren
Minatra
Kevin William Daniel
Clark's School of Business
Topeka
Kan
Bill
Rolla
200Th District Court
Travis County
Texas
Abductor Of 3 Found Hanged
Lester Martin, 41, jailed in the Jefferson County lockup after abducting two girls and a woman near Arnold. He hanged himself with socks on a high cell bar, coroner to perform autopsy. Earlier he tried to cut his wrists with a plastic spoon.
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Lester Martin
Jefferson County
Bimel Wheelis
Arnold
Wheelis
Martin
Picnic At Mismilaca Honors MMA Boosters
Mexico boosters for the Missouri Military Academy were honored at a Tuesday picnic at the Mismilaca Lodge. Certificates went to 32 leaders, including four for philanthropy. plaques were accepted by firm representatives and booster chair John Cline. Academy president Col Charles Stribling praised their support of progress projects and enrollment.
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Jack Baker
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C.A. Safford
Air Park Motel
Air Park Restaurant
Tom Bledsoe
Carroll Motor Co
Gamble Paint and Glass Co
Garden Gate Greenhouse
Hagan Clothing Co
Jay’s Iga
Woodrow Lee
Kable Dairy
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Kline’s Department Store
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
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Miller Tire Co
Missouri Cities Water Co
Missouri Farmers Assn
Missouri Power and Light Co
Missouri Printing Co
Montgomery Ward
Neate Clothing Co
Pilcher Jewelry Co
Sexton Refrigeration
Stephenson Motel
Westlake
Ace Hardware
White Electric Supply
Williams-Keepers-Oliver- Payne & Rackers
James Patrick
M.M.A
Patrick
Col. Stribling
Lambert Is Only Living Backer of Lindbergh Flight
J D Wooster Lambert 46 and eight other St. Louis backers funded 15000 for the Spirit of St Louis. He mourns Lindbergh's death as the lone survivor of those who financed the historic New York to Paris flight.
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ST. Louis (Or
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
J.D. Wooster Lambert
St. Louis
Soviet Cosmonauts Return After Unlinked Salyut 3 Docking
Soviet cosmonauts Gennady Sarafanov and Lev Demin returned to Earth less than 40 hours after being hurt in space. Tass reported they failed to link with the unmanned Salyut 3 station, though they observed approaches and inspected the laboratory launched on June 25.
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Earth
Russian Space Laboratory
Tass
Gennady Sarafanov
Lev Demin
Space Lab
White House Kennels May Give Way To Pool
Washington AP The White House may add a pool at the dog kennels on the South Lawn near the Oval Office. Officials say a 30 to 35 foot pool with a removable greenhouse top could be built for aesthetic and security benefits. Ford’s family has no dogs and the plan includes a possible dressing cubicle for quick changes.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
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Shan
Susan Ford
Charles Atherton
Atherton
Alexandria
President to swim at Camp David after White House move
The article notes the President plans his first swim since moving into the White House, to be at Camp David the presidential retreat, which features two pools.
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Italian President to Visit United States Next Month
Italian President Giovanni Leone will travel to the United States next month to meet with President Ford. White House press secretary Jerald F. JerHorst said the trip will allow Leone and Ford to review current issues affecting both nations. The invitation was renewed by President Ford, originally extended by former President Richard Nixon.
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Giovanni Leone
Italy
United States
Ford
Jerald F. JerHorst
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