iBond Plans Quick PSC Appointment
Gov. Christopher S. Bond will quickly fill the Missouri Public Service Commission vacancy created by the resignation of William R. Clark. Clark, a former PSC chairman, stepped down to avoid possible conflict of interest tied to a Southwestern Bell rate case. Senate confirmation needed for the new appointee. hearings on a $52.3 million rate increase may be delayed if further evidence emerges. Clark will resume his law practice.
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Personal News Of Paris Week of Compassion events and local notices
Observances include a congregational fellowship dinner on Wednesday February 19 at 6 30 p m and an evangelism committee meeting on February 13 at the church A film What We Do Best is Care with Michael Landon will screen and a new book Whatever Became of Sin by Dr Karl Menniger was added to the church library in memory of Mrs Roy Power The CWF will lead worship at Pleasant View Nursing Home February 16 In Mexico Missouri David Strand a state crusade chairman and University of Cape Girardeau dean spoke at a pre cancer crusade meeting at Monterey Restaurant Six Monroe County residents attended including Miss Margaret Powers and Mrs Ralph Howe Other items include the marriage of Mrs Adeline Arm Strong Paris to Raymond England and the 59th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Miller with details of their family and ages.
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Douglas Loses Use Of Left Leg
NEW YORK AP Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas has not recovered the use of his left leg after a stroke and doctors fear he may never walk again. Time magazine reports the 76 year old remains mentally sharp and is working a few hours daily on cases before his stroke while not returning full time until March. A Walter Reed spokesman refused to comment on the Time report.
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Annexation Proposal Eyed in St Charles April Election
Cities to border St Charles and St Peters would touch if St Charles voters approve an annexation plan in the April 1 election. The measure seeks to redefine city limits and expand municipal boundaries involving nearby jurisdictions.
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Major McDonnell Strike In Missouri And California
About 19,000 production workers walked out at McDonnell Douglas plants in Missouri and California. In St. Louis 12,000 union workers quit at midnight to press higher wages and benefits, while about 7,000 struck in California with pickets at Santa Monica Huntington Beach Torrance and Palmdale. Most Long Beach workers remained non striking under UAW, and Cape Canaveral Flat was unsure. Negotiations ended Friday after the union rejected the latest offer.
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Park College May Be Closed
Park College in Parkville Missouri faces potential closure on July 1 due to a money shortage. Graceland College of Lamont Iowa可能 to take over, with a lease option to buy the Parkville campus. Discussions were to resume regarding the arrangement and future operations in Kansas City.
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Nixon Loney, Tormented By Watergate Fallout, Korff Says
Former President Nixon, six months after resigning over Watergate, is described as lonely and troubled by Rabbi Baruch Korff. Korff notes Nixon's staff loss, ongoing legal bills, and a pending untitled book advance while detailing Nixon's restrained public demeanor amid private struggle.
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