Danforth to file suits to close unlicensed nursing homes
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri Attorney General John C. Danforth will seek injunctions to close about 605 nursing homes operating without licenses. He cites 170 unlicensed facilities cited since 1970, insufficient enforcement by counties, and no legislature funding for enforcement. He seeks $22,500 emergency funds for six attorneys and names 12 largest unlicensed homes in several counties.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Missouri
Danforth
Division of Health
Karen Harper
Milt Harper
Boone County
Windsor Nursing Home
Henry County
Job’s
East Haven
Nodaway County
Golden Hour
Boonville
Cooper County
Cruitt
Guilford
Andred County
Colonial Gardens Retirement and Convalescent
Sophia’s
Whitaker
Moberly
Randolph County
Odd Fellows Home
Liberty
Clay County
Thomas
St. Joseph
Buchanan County
Mildred Brown
Advance
Stoddard County
Gilbreth
Carthage
Jasper County
General Assembly
Attorney General's Office
Division of Mental Health
Pretty Girls In Class In China Excerpt Cont’d
Writer details travel costs in China during a 23 day visit and notes ongoing daily installments. He discusses expectations, lack of tipping, and plans to continue reporting with photos. The piece mentions meeting Chou En-lai and reflections on American magazines for Chinese students.
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China
Peking
Red Flag Canal
Caves of
Yenan
Peking University
Seventeen
Miss Chen
Miss Hu
Chou En-lai
Earth
London Flu cases found in five cities
Five U S cities and three Air Force bases report isolated cases of a London Flu strain of Type A influenza. CDC surveillance notes new variants and uncertain spread, with Hong Kong flu historically more lethal and vaccines offering protection. Trials continue at Air Force Academy Colorado.
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London
Atlanta
U.S
Air Force
Persod
Af Nephis
Tenn
Kansas City
Kan
Baltimore
Anchorage
Sea
Ai Force Ree Bea
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado
CDC
Audrain County Invests Revenue Sharing in 6 Month CD
Audrain County placed an 81533 federal revenue sharing check into a six month certificate of deposit at 4 percent interest. County Clerk Glenn M. Barnes said the funds, secured by First National Bank, will be used after the new year pending another federal payment. The money remains unspent as officials weigh eligible uses under federal guidelines, including courthouse repairs and bridge work, while avoiding use in a special road district per state law.
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Audrain County
Glenn M. Barnes
First National Bank
Barnes
John Jesse
Mail carrier cites bright day snake sighting in Missouri
Roger Motley of Laddonia on Route 1 found a three foot striped snake in the road while delivering mail. He noted that Shakespeare's line about a bright day drawing out the adder fits the sighting, explaining snakes emerge on sunny winter days.
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Shakespeare
Roger Motley
Laddonia
Route
Avon
Motley
Funeral for L A Richards Held with Full Honors
Mr and Mrs L E Crocker of 9 Fairsite Drive attended the funeral in Mt. Vernon Illinois for L A Richards brother in law of the Crockers. Richards a charter member of the American Legion organized in Paris in 1919 and a World War I veteran was buried with full military honors.
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L.E. Crocker
Fairsite Drive
Mt. Vernon
Ill
L.A. Richards
Richards
American Legion
Paris
France
Eagleton to appear on Cavett show Friday night
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton will guest on the Dick Cavett show on CBS Friday at 10 30 p m through his Jefferson City assistant Robert Kingsland The piece notes that Sen George McGovern appeared on the same show earlier this week
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Jefferson City, Mo
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Dick Cavitt
CBS
Jefferson City
Robert Kingsland
George McGovern
Ds.d
Twins Pam Ann and Patricia Kay Azdell Born in Rush Hill
Mr and Mrs William R Azdell of Rush Hill welcomed twin daughters Pamela Ann and Patricia Kay at Audrain Medical Center. Pamela Ann weighed 4 pounds 15 ounces born 3 41 p m Patricia Kay weighed 5 pounds 15 ounces born 3 48 p m Grandparents include Woodson Reid Mary Reid and Russell Azdell Great grandparents Mary Reid J A Hemmings.
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William R. Azdell
Rush Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Pamela Ann
Patricia Kay
Azdell
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Woodson Reid
Mary F. Reid
Mexico
Russell Azdell
Mary Reid
Paris
J.A. Hemmings
Holliday
Chance Workers Get 88 Hours Of Extra Pay
About a thousand A B Chance Company workers received their first Save n Share profit share in 1972. Checks totaling more than 4 percent of earnings for the 12 months ended Oct 31 gave full-time employees over 88 hours extra pay. The program, begun in 1954, complements the Profit Sharing Fund started in 1939 to build retirement savings. the fund now exceeds 11 million dollars with many accounts near or over 100 thousand. Chance has paid profits and dividends to stockholders and employees every year since 1939.
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Centralia
A.B. Chance Company
Chance
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Liberty Call
Ens
Rosemary Nelson
Pacific
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Sam
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Cavett
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