Huffman Heads Pearl Motor Co in Mexico
Larry B. Huffman was elected president of Pearl Motor Co succeeding Marion Pearl who died Oct 1. Huffman joined in 1965 after Navy service rising from service to parts to office manager and secretary treasurer since 1967. Alta Cranmer to become office manager. firm plans plant modernization while continuing Chevrolet Buick and Cadillac sales and service with current staff retained.
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Larry B. Huffman
Pearl Motor Co
Marion
Bill) Pearl
Huffman
U.S. Navy
Alta Cranmer
H. E. Pearl
Bill Pearl
Ada Marion
Ethel
Bill
Annabelle Worley
Florida
Mexico
Ed Hoover
Tom Freeman
Fred Grimes
Cranmer
Marion (Pokey) Pearl
Daghter
Susan
Hickory Hill Dr
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
the Country Club
Ft. Wood Loses Nine Basic Training Companies
Ft. Leonard Wood will lose nine basic training companies under a military base cutback affecting four bases nationwide. The change eliminates 226 permanent positions, with 220 military and six civilian posts reassigned. Rep. Richard Ichord cited shrinking Army size from low volunteer recruitment.
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Washington
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army
Richard Ichord
D-Mo
Ichord
135 Voters Registered in Linn Precincts
The Audrain County voter registrar and deputies registered 135 voters in Linn township on Wednesday. Fifty four registered at Beagles and eighty one at Rush Hill. Registration continues today at Community A-6 School and Benton City center and tomorrow at Martinsburg center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring tax statements and social security numbers for ID and residence verification.
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Audrain County
Linn Township
Beagles
Rush Hill
Community A-6
Benton City
Martinsburg
Baby Dies In Home Fire
An 11 month old girl, Christianne Josse, was killed and four family members injured when a fire swept their Clayton Missouri home. Firemen said the blaze started before 5 am and one parent rescued two children. the infant was found unconscious in a rear bedroom. Police confirmed the death at St Louis County Hospital and identified the family as Mr and Mrs Francis Josse and their children.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis
Christianne Josse
Francis Josse
St. Louis County Hospital
Jesse
New Bishop Emphasizes Unity in Springfield Install
The Most Rev. Bernard F. Law, 42, was installed as bishop of the Springfield-Cape Girardeau diocese. He pledges to promote ecumenism while affirming Catholic faith, urging unity through dialogue, shared prayer, studies, and joint work. He previously led Natchez Jackson and directed the US Bishops Ecumenical Affairs. Archbishop John Joseph Carberry oversaw the rite at St Agnes Cathedral with about 40 bishops watching.
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Springfield
Springfield-Cape Girardeau
Bernard F. Law
Law
Natchez- Jackson
Miss
U.S. Catholic Bishops Commission For Ecumenical and Inter- Religious Affairs
St. Agnes Cathedral
John Joseph Carberry
St. Louis
Pioneer 10 Nears Jupiter Boundary on Escape Path
Pioneer 10 passes within 81,000 miles of Jupiter as it takes closeup photos and measurements. The AP report notes it could become the first man made object to leave the solar system, with escape expected around 1987.
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Mountain View
Calif
Jupiter
Solar System
Earth
Heath Hopes Talks Will Bring Peace In Ireland
Prime Minister Heath opened a historic conference with Irish leaders at Sunningdale Park aiming to ease hostilities and form a power sharing executive in Northern Ireland. He suggested some detainees might be freed by Christmas and urged coordinated efforts against violence while a council of Ireland could foster north south cooperation and eventual unification.
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Sunningdale
England
Edward Heath
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Heath
Wartorn
Council of Ireland
Liam Cosgrave
Sunningdale Park
Civil Service College
Ascot Race Course
Britain
London
Brian Faulkner
Protestant Unionist Party
Gerry Fitt
Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party
Francis Pym
Faulkner
Northern Ireland Assembly
Ian Paisley
All Ireland
United Kingdom
Republic
Cosgrave and
Fitt
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Belfast
Eagleton urges fuel rationing to curb price surge
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton argues in the Senate that the Cost of Living Council has signaled higher fuel prices, condemning the idea that market forces alone will allocate scarce supplies. He notes 10.5 percent gasoline price rise in six months and 22.7 percent fuel oil and coal increase, with oil profits surging. He warns lower income groups would bear the hardship and calls for rationing and allocation to ensure fair distribution despite its challenges.
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Washington
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate
Cost of Living Council
Eagleton
Missouri
Occidental
Clark
Permits On Sale For 1974 Hunting And Fishing
Audrain County Clerk Glenn Barnes announced 1974 hunting and fishing permits are on sale at his office daily 8 am to 5 pm. Permits bought now are valid through 1974 year end. New prices include resident fishing 5.80 and resident hunting 5.90, with other increases and several unchanged fees.
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Audrain
Glenn Barnes
Tap Sun Wind To Get Power
Providence designers plan to power a 19th century foundry office conversion with solar panels on the roof water powered turbines in the river and a wind propeller over the building. The three story brick HQ will house a 25 member staff and the renovation costs total about 250000 dollars with up to 150000 for energy equipment.
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Providence
R.I
Research and Design Institute
Rotarians Hear Talk On Alcoholism By Don Howard
Don Howard of Columbia, director of family counseling and education in alcoholism, will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Mexico Country Club Friday on Alcoholism in Industry. Robert H. Stevens chairs the program.
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Don Howard
Columbia
Rotary Club
Mexico Country Club
Robert H. Stevens
Fresh Tourney Final Round Tonight at MHS Gym
Ninth Grade Basketball finals start 6 30 p m with Mexico Bullpups vs Fulton Hornets for third place at 7 15 p m. Varsity and Junior Varsity action with Fulton Hornets follows tomorrow night at 6 30 p m. Drama II travels to Independence for speech tournaments at William Chrisman and Fort Osage High Schools. Seniors take ACT at 8 a m Saturday in the cafeteria.
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Mexico
Fulton Hornets
Fulton, Hornets
Independence
William Chrisman
Fort Osage
Pickets Disrupt Flights At New York Airports
Striking Trans World Airlines flight attendants picketed American Airlines and Pan American at Kennedy and LaGuardia, delaying flights on one carrier. Port Authority initially blamed stalled traffic on parked cars, then attributed delays to gawking motorists. Pickets gathered before 6 a.m. outside American and Pan Am terminals.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Kennedy International Airport
American Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Port Authority
American Terminal
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Ft. Wood
AMC
A. Lee Huffman
E. Summitt Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Kenneth Huffman
Ft. Worth
Tex
Joanne
Joanne Kasper
Mexico High School
Consolidated Electric Cooperative
Missouri Rural Electric Cooperative
REC
Jefferson City
Kasper
San Francisco
William Kasper
Route 5
Conway
Kan
Kansas
McPherson
U.S. 56
Windom
Marquette
Inman
Mid- America Pipeline Co
David Roach
Tulsa
Roach
Central
CTL
Laos
Aaa Ce
Stardust Theatre
Centralia
American International Pictures
Liberty
Chow Cauter
MHS News Fresh
TWA
Jesus
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