Fulton Hospital Faulted In Rating By Accrediting Body
The Joint Commission criticized Fulton State Hospital and Nevada State Hospital, faulting Fulton mainly on environment and dormitory conditions while noting compliance in treatment. Officials dispute many findings, say wages were paid since 1974 and personal belongings are allowed. Fulton remains accredited pending an appeal. Nevada reportedly lost accreditation months ago due to building issues.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Fulton
Nevada
Joint Commission On Accreditation of
Donald B. Peterson
Fulton State Hospital
Peterson
Mississippi River
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
NFO Reelects Staley For 21st Term
Kansas City AP report shows Qren Lee Staley reelected as NFO president, after bylaw change extended the term to four years. He defeated Delano Paulson 2353 to 1575. DeVon Woodland was unanimously reelected vice president.
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Kansas City
Qren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Staley
Missouri
Delano Paulson
Dodge Center
Minn
Paulson
DeVon Woodland
Blackfoot
Idaho
Dooms Change On 500 Law Falls 3 to 3
Missouri Elections Commission deadlocks 3 to 3 on exempting candidates from financial disclosure, keeping a $600 threshold and maintaining full disclosure rules. The panel sided 4 to 2 to require personal income sources listing and reported business interests above $1,000, while approving rules for voluntary political funds with solicitation limits and employee rights.
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Ekansas City
Missouri
Bipartisan Commission
Iraq
Lawyers To Award Hungate Honor For Justice Work
Congressman Bill Hungate will receive an award from the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers for helping reserve individual liberties as chairman of the subcommittee on criminal justice. The presentation is set for Chicago Monday as Melvin Lewis cites Hungate’s efforts on federal rules of evidence and amendments to the federal rules of criminal procedure. He will be in Chicago to chair a field hearing on a program for federal compensation for crime victims.
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Bill Hungate
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Chicago
Melvin Lewis
Association
Hungate
MU Opposes Gay Lib Suit
In a federal case filed in March 1974 the University of Missouri argues that recognizing a homosexual student group would pose a clear danger to the university and students. The ACLU seeks court-ordered recognition, while Judge Elmo B. Hunter set a Friday deadline for reply briefs.
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Jefferson City
University (of Missouri
James I. Newberry
Columbia
The
American Civil Liberties Union For
Eastern Missouri
ACLU
Elmo B. Hunter
The Messiah on Channel 12 TV Schedule
The 1975 local presentation of The Messiah will be carried on Channel 12 See Tv in two installments. The tape was made at the dress rehearsal and will be shown at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, December 15 and Monday, December 22.
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Channel 12
See Tv
Fulton Couple Killed In Head-on Crash
A head on collision on Highway 54 at Holt's Summit killed Louis J. Schulte 72 and Julia J. Schulte 70 of Fulton. Three others from Auxvasse were seriously injured and admitted to St. Mary’s Health Center Jefferson City. William J. Clenin 24 and Cheryl L. McGinnis 25 and infant Jackie McGinnis 1 were in the pickup. Clenin was cited for failure to drive on the right half of the roadway.
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Fulton
Holt’s Summit
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Louis J. Schulte
Julia J. Schulte
St. Mary's Health Center
Jefferson City
William J. Clenin
Cheryl L. McGinnis
Jackie McGinnis
Auxvasse
Train Bus Crash Kills 8 and Injures 20 in Toronto
In Toronto a westbound express commuter train struck a city bus at St. Clair Avenue crossing at 4:50 p.m. EST killing eight bus passengers, four men and four women, and injuring 20 others. About 50 were aboard the bus. several remained in critical condition as rescue teams responded to the scene.
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Toronto
James Brown
St. Clair Ave
Jack Ackroyd
Fair Trade Laws End Soon After Ford Signings Reform
President Ford signed repeal of fair trade statutes promising consumer savings of 2.1 to 3 billion annually. Within 90 days 21 states with minimum resale price laws for brand-name items such as cameras liquor books and clothing will void these controls. Ford said the move restores competition and will reduce government regulation. In Newport Beach California actor Andy Devine is hospitalized with a touch of pneumonia.
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Washington
Ford
White House
APB Nabs Wanted Man In Columbia
Michael Lenza, 22, sought since Friday in a wife’s death and mother-in-law’s disappearance, was arrested in Columbia after an all-points bulletin. Tina Lenza, 23, was beaten and drowned. Beverly Wolff missing. Alice Wolff, 18, saw Michael load a heavy carton into a van Friday. The couple’s seven-month-old son was unharmed. five-year-old son in school. Divorce pending Monday.
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Richmond Heights
Michael Lenza
Columbia
Tina Lenza
Beverly Wolff
Boone County
Lenza
Rites Held For Rear-Admiral D. P. Johnson
Funeral services were held December 5 in Annapolis for Rear Admiral Douglas Pollock Johnson USN ret. The 79 year old, who lived in Cincinnati since 1951, died December 2 at Hyde Park Villa Nursing Home. He served as a naval aviator in World War I and WWII and commanded ships including USS Fanshaw Bay and USS Ranger. He retired from the Navy in 1950 and GE in 1962. He is survived by his wife Ann Timberlake a daughter and a grandson.
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Annapolis
Douglas Pollock Johnson
USN
Admiral Johnson
Greater
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hyde Park Villa
General Electric Co
Navy
Mexico
Hughes High School
Missouri Military Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
Westminster College
Fulton
Langley
Fanshaw Bay
Pacific
Leyte Gulf
Ranger
General Electric
Ann Timberlake
William Walker Johnson
Aurora
Ind
Graydon DeCamp
W. C. Johnson
Robert Lee Anderson Rites Monday
Funeral services for Robert Lee Anderson who died Thursday at Audrain Medical Center will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Second Baptist Church with Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Born May 19, 1913 in Callaway County, he was a retired postmaster and lodge member. Survivors include a sister Mrs. Dessena Groves and brothers George W. Anderson and Wesley J. Anderson. Masonic services will be held at the Green Funeral Home Sunday evening with visitation after 12 p.m. Sunday.
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Robert Lee Anderson
Audrain Medical Center
Second Baptist Church
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
Callaway County
John
Isabel Victoria Johnson
Plumbline Lodge No. 64 F&am
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Meixco
Dessena Groves
Mexico
George W. Anderson
Wesley J. Anderson
Springfield
Green Funeral Home
Mrs Stanley Bowlby Dies at 74 in Rural High Hill
MONTGOMERY CITY Mrs Pauline Bowlby 74 of rural High Hill died at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a three day stay. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Christian Church Price Branch east of Montgomery City. Burial Bellflower Cemetery. Survivors: Stanley Bowlby husband two sons David N Dallas Wayne St. Louis a daughter Wanda Streicher St. Louis six grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Ruth Kolling Montgomery City brother Thomas J Dyke Troy.
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Montgomery
Stanley
Pauline} Bowlby
High Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Christian Church
Price Branch
Montgomery City
Bellflower Cemetery
Schlanker
Bowlby
Missouri
Thomas J
Lucy Gardner Dyke
Wellsville
Stanley Bowlby
David N
Dallas
Tex
Wayne
St. Louis
Wanda Streicher
Ruth Kolling
Thomas J. Dyke
Troy
Heart Attack Fatal to John L. Badger in New Florence
John L. Badger 79 of New Florence died Friday at home from a heart attack. Retired truck driver, born March 9 1896, he is survived by his wife Virginia Jones and four daughters, a son, two sisters, two brothers, and two grandsons. Funeral at Baker Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. with burial in Mt Pleasent Cemetery High Hill.
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New Florence
John L. Badger
Baker Funeral Home
Melvin Kirks
Mt. Pleasent
High Hill
Mr. Badger
William Henry
Sophie Autenrieth Badger
Virginia Jones
Daughers
Helen Ireland
Lindenwald
N.J
Laura Lou Peace
Wellsville
Carol Sue Cole
Peggy Badger
Ricky Badger
Emma Bryant
Montgomery City
Nona Wilson
Warrenton
Robert Badger
Errett Badger
Clarksville, Ark
Mrs Sophie Snow Dies At LaPlata
Mrs Sophie Snow, 3, of LaPlata died unexpectedly Thursday night at her home. Funeral services will be 1 30 p.m. Sunday at Pollock Funeral Home in LaPlata. She was the mother of Curtis Snow of Mexico.
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Laplata
Sophie Snow
Pollock
Curtis Snow
Mexico
New England Scene President and Mrs Ford Christmas Card
A New England scene on a Christmas card from President and Mrs Ford shows a snow covered yard and fields with the greeting Best wishes from our family for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Washington
Unseasonably mild with showers and storms forecast
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show unseasonably mild weather with a good chance of showers or possible thunderstorms tonight and Sunday in the region. Missouri areas expect thundershowers and warm winds, with highs from near 60 to the low 70s, turning colder northwest Sunday. extended outlook through Wednesday shows showers possible with 40s to 50s highs and 20s to 30s lows in some areas.
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Porte AM Res Ledgerland
Paclou
Missouri
Appointments Made By Gov Bond Create Two State Posts
Gov Christopher S Bond announced an appointment and a reappointment on Wednesday. Erne S Davis of Bethany was named to the Transportation Commission for a term ending June 27, 1980, succeeding Stephen B Jones who resigned to join the Public Service Commission. Lee E Davidson of Kansas City was reappointed to the State Board of Registration for the Hearing Aid for a term ending Sept 3, 1979. Both appointments require confirmation by the state Senate.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Erne S. Davis
Bethany
Transportation Commission
Stephen B. Jones
Public Service Commission
Kansas City
Lee E. Davidson
State Board of Registration
State Senate
Magistrate and probate court notes and fines across counties
Magistrate Court records show William F. Farrow pleading guilty for driving without a license and fined 10 dollars plus costs. Other cases include hunting without a permit, several motorists fined for speeding with varying costs, and deer checking violations. Virgil L. Jones Jr. appointed administrator of Dorothy Nelson estate with estimated personal property at 8 thousand dollars and no real estate.
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William F. Farrow
Lawrence Dennis Carrino
Edmondson, Mo
Virgil L. Jones Jr
Dorothy Nelson
Head Start Menus for Next Week
Head Start menus list weekly meals with daily snacks and lunch items. The schedule covers Monday through Thursday with specific items like orange juice, oatmeal, tuna balls, broccoli with cheese sauce, and rye toast. Entries include desserts, drinks, and sides such as jello, brownies, beets, coleslaw, and sherbet.
Market Reports Grain Prices Yesterday
Prices quoted by MFA Mexico show soybeans at 4.27, wheat 3.00, corn 2.43, milo 3.75. Fowles Grain Co. Laddonia lists soybeans 4.27, wheat 3.07, corn 2.43, milo 3.70. Pillsbury Auxvasse reports soybeans 4.30, corn 2.39, milo 4.00.
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MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Pillsbury
Auxvasse
Hammer Faces Trial On Nixon Fund Charge
Oil magnate Hammer, 77, must stand trial on charges of violating federal campaign contribution laws. He previously pled guilty to hiding $54,000 in Nixon reelection contributions from 1972 but now says he withdraws that plea and enters not guilty on all counts. The judge overruled objections and ordered a trial, citing Hammer’s letter claiming the plea was entered before a new law took effect.
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Washington
Armand Hammer
Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Co
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
William B
Groman
Special
Watergate Prosecutor’s Office
Lkely
Nixon
Jones
Stocks Close Mixed Across Markets
Over the counter trades showed Commerce Banc at 17 bid and 18 ask, Mercantile Bank 23 bid 24 ask, Wetterau 12 bid 14 ask. NYSE listings include Bobble Brooks 25, Combustion Engineering 32, Dresser 54, Emerson 34 down, Interco 37 up, Kaiser 22 down, Panhandle 27 down, Ralston Purina 46 unchanged, US Gypsum 16 unchanged, Wal Mart 13 down, Dow Jones at 832.81.
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Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobble Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal- Mart
Dow Jones
Butcher Knife Woman Attacks Families on State Street
In Chicago on a holiday evening a knife wielding 19 year old, Eula Cropter of Wilmington Delaware, grabbed for a 5 year old in front of two families. Four people were treated for superficial head cuts. Cropter was charged with four counts of aggravated battery and held. Police say she has a history of mental disorders and claimed the child had been taken by Delaware authorities. A bystander wrestled the child away before Cropter was arrested nearby.
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Chicago
Eula Cropter
Wilmington
Del
State Street
Cropter
Delaware
Heather Moore
Lansing
Robert Heinemann
Calumet City
Heinemann
Kelvin Moore
Governor Seeks State Silver to Raise Revenue
Gov. Ella Grasso is reported roaming the Capitol seeking to sell ceremonial silver coffee and tea sets to help close an $80 million budget gap. A spokesman would not confirm the move and said he had no figures on silver holdings.
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Hartford
Conn
Ella Grasso
Capitol
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Roy Milhollin
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Lee Guillion
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Bellflower
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Francis Maurie Parkey
Joe Engemann Jr
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Chesterfield
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Overland Park
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Lora J. Ray
West Chicago
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Elger Henry Bockhorst
Alfred Nickolai
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Nixon Fund
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Paramount Pictures
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Georgelis
Siiom
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Brendaarcaro
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