Fulton Porter Plant to Close After 1966 Start
H K Porter Refractories Division north of Fulton will cease operations by March 31. About 135 employees were notified, with roughly 20 percent salaried. Company cites unprofitability and plans orderly shutdown after fulfilling existing orders. Plant began operations late 1966 and serves steel glass and cement industries. One other plant in Alabama also to close.
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Fulton
H. K. Porter Refractories
John Bartel
Kingdom Daily News
Bartel
C. P. Stewart
Pittsburgh
Stewart
Personalize plates could boost Missouri revenues, lawmakers say
Missouri lawmakers push a bill to allow six letter license plates with names or numbers for an extra 12 dollars. The measure aims to raise about 60 thousand dollars in year one and 130 thousand by year three, amid concerns about duplication and county coding from police. Opponents cite computer programming and safety issues.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City, Mo
Allan Mueller
Missouri House
Mueller
St. Louis
Joseph F.F. Fendler
Rst. Louis
House
East
California
Senate
Department of Revenue
Russell Sloan
Department
Sloan
Wellsville
C. P. Lehnen
HUD
FHA
Chuck Jennings
Ben Fort
S. J. Byland
Lehnen
Cval
Jennings
Douglas Penn
Virgil Reed
H. C. Baur
Reed
N. L. Chamberlain
Harold Debo
Baur
Joe Brown
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Judiciary Committee
Labor Committee
Missouri
Bible Study Meets as Local Calendar Updates
The Baptist WMU group met at Mrs. C. W. Hawking's home with six present to study Mark Chapter Six. Upcoming events next week include Community Betterment noon, Kiwanis 7 p.m., WSCS 1 30 p.m., PTA 7 30 p.m. old high school, Jaycees 7 p.m., and other local meetings. Frank Rutherford, 95, of Fresno California, died after a fall and hip fracture. survivors include wife and six children. Aaron and Mrs. Robert Brace returned from Ardmore Oklahoma after a family visit. A golden wedding anniversary celebration occurred at the Domazlicky home with many relatives attending.
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The
Baptist Wmu
C. W. Hawking
Hankins
Mark
Community Betterment
Kiwanis Club
WSCS
PTA
Jaycees
Baptist Golden Rule
Wells Villa
Grace Lutheran Ladies
Frank Rutherford
Fresno
Harry Shocklee
Wellsville
Rutherford
Middletown Gazette
Robert Brace
Gon
Aaron
Ardmore
Okla
Marvin Nance
Charles Wert
Longview
Texas
Nance
Howard Wehrman
George Domazlicky
Albert Folta
Albert Folta, Jr
Henry Folta
Harold Folta
Earl Riefle
Tammy
Beverly Benskin
Dave Benskin
Autumn Leaves
Senior Citizens Club
Daniel Boone Community Action Center
Mable Hollingsworth
Warrenton
Centralia Lions Sponsor Galloway For District Governor
Centralia Lions Club backs Ron Galloway as candidate for District 26-C governor. At the Rail House meeting Irving Samms outlined duties for the spring district convention. A March chicken barbecue is planned at Prenger's parking lot. Kansas City state convention hospitality is to be run by Centralia Lions.
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Charles Thornley
Centralia
Ron Galloway
Centralia Lions Club
District 26-C
Rail House
Irving Samms
Moberly
Cecil King
Prenger
Hotel Muelbach
Kansas City
Centralia Lions
Sly Stone to Face Drug Charges in Los Angeles Court
Sylvester Sly Stewart leader of Sly and the Family Stone appears in West Los Angeles Municipal Court for a preliminary hearing on dangerous drugs possession and possession for sale. He was arrested at his home last Saturday on suspicion of cocaine possession.
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Los Angeles
Sylvester
Sly” Stewart
Sly and the Family Stone
Stewart
West
Cheryl Dye Named Homemaker Of Tomorrow At Paris High
Cheryl Dye, senior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dye, is Paris High School’s Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She earned the honor on a written test and attitude exam and will receive a General Mills award. state and national honors potential include a $1,500 scholarship and a 20‑volume reference work for her school. The second place state winner gets $500.
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Paris
Cheryl Dye
Betty Crocker
Jimmie Dye
General Mills
Annals of America
Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation
Politicking Ahead as Bond-Lemon Rift Evident
Governor Bond’s clearance memo draws dispute with Democratic legislature. Rep. James Lemon notes ongoing executive legislative clashes and a fading honeymoon, citing a split in party control. He cites the memo’s intent to keep lines of communication open and criticizes misinterpretations by majority leaders.
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Bond
James Lemon
District 48
House
Senate
Charles Valier
House Journal
General Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committee
Montgomery City Christian Women meet for study and devotion
Twenty three people attended the afternoon session of the Christian Women's Fellowship at Montgomery City Christian Church on February 1. Dorothy O'Keefe led worship with Consolation from Romans 15 7 and First Corinthians 1 34. A memorial for Estelle Schwaebe was noted and letters from Missouri CWF discussed Blessing Box gift at the Lake of the Ozarks retreat June 22 to 24.
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Montgomery
Lake of the Ozarks
Lester Bowlby
Woodhaven
Columbia
George Oliver
Ray Parsons
Thomas Smith
Clarene Hall
Glenn Sailor
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Fulton's Porter Plant
Christopher&. Bond
James R. Spradling
Gosling
Revenue Department
F. A. Zimmann
Joe
Tobe) Jackson
Byland
Lil Deves
Alderman Baur
Mexico
Galloway
Betty Adams
Rotary
Roy Lincoln
Art, Allen
Bill Hooper
Bill Reinhardt
Tom Gordon
Bill Meador
Tim Henry
Bruce Davenport
Lou Zuefle
Columbia Club
Gayson Peters
Zuefle
Thomas Adams
United
Methodist Church
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Fardin
First Christian Church
Christian Men’s Fellowship
Robert K. Ordway
Missouri School of Religion
CWF Namomi Group
Paul Sturgeon
Robert Ritchie
L. E. Beckman
United Methodist Church
India
Becky Ingram
Rainbow Chapter
Donna Dick
Susan Albers
Blair Smith
Jess Little
Raymond Bevard
Sly
Homemaker of Tomorrow
Paris High School
Ione Ransdell
Gary Havens
Audrain Medical Center
Cory Michael
Brent
Priscilla Freeman
Otis Freeman
Phil Havens
Delmer Fisher
Frank Whaley
F.A. Barnett
Harry Miers Jr
Oscar Tawney
Lon James
Caskie Painter
Ronald Martin
Cookie
King
Jimmie McGee
Wiley
Leona Scobee
Bob Wills
Eddie Powers
Miss Joy Blades
University of Missouri
Lemon
Supreme Court
Departments of Agriculture, Conservation and Consumer Affairs
Lions Club
Valentine
American Legion
Sam Rise
Henry Block
Hirblockk
East Liberty
Sune
Worrell Jewelers
St. Washington
Fohertrail
Wouterey Restaurant
HIWAY
South
Montgomery City
Highway 161
Farm Machinery International
John Deere
IWC
George Davis
Calvin West
A.B, Miller
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