Special election on $2 million water bonds in Callaway County
Notice告 voters in Public Water Supply District No Two of Callaway County Missouri will vote on March 6 1973 at listed polling places from 6 AM to 7 PM on a proposition to issue special obligation bonds of 2 000 000 payable from net income and revenues of the district water works system after operating costs and extensions. The bonds do not constitute district indebtedness. Susan Backer clerk signs February 7 1973 38 15¢
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Calwood
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Christian Church
Hams Prairie
Guthrie Service Club
Guthrie
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Williamsburg
Callaway Lumber Company
U.S. Highway 54
Susan Backer
Board of Directors
Head Start Menu For Week Of Feb Nineteenth To Twenty Fourth
Week menu outlines daily snacks and meals from Monday holiday through Friday with items such as orange toast, oven fried chicken, buttered rice, mashed potatoes, meat balls, vegetable soup, grilled cheese, bake cod fillets, and assorted sides. Also notes a classified page used car column offering bargains by model, make, and price.
Area Meeting Here To Draw Crusaders
Mexico hosts one of 15 pre Crusade area meetings on February 20 with Audrain Callaway Boone Cole Osage and Miller county officials to discuss the upcoming American Cancer Crusade. Rex Johnson chairs the Audrain Crusade dinner at Monterey Restaurant at 6 30 p m. Tom Tutt Missouri ACS vice chairman speaks on cancer in Missouri and April Crusade plans. Col Charles R Stribling III Missouri Division ACS chair discusses public information and film shows. Mrs Fred Wolfe Mexico residential chair speaks on a volunteer is a lifesaver. Donna Perry ACS state field director coor dinator. Reservations by calling 581 1104.
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Rex Johnson
Audrain County Cancer Crusade
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Audrain
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Osage
Miller
Tom Tutt
Missouri
Charles R. Stribling HI
ACS
Fred Wolfe
Wolfe
Donna Perry
Iberia
Johnson
Algeria May Join Against Hijackers
Washington AP State Department says Algeria showed interest in U S Cuba hijacking accord and in discouraging air piracy. Bray said regular contact with Algiers and willingness to receive proposals. At least two hijackings to Algeria last year with immediate returns and funds restored. Algeria seen as refuge by U S black nationalist groups but wary of hijackers' freedom.
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Washington
State Department
Algeria
U.s.-Cuba
Charles W. Bray
United States
Algiers
Bray
Carthage Courthouse Placed on National Register
The 108-year-old Jasper County Courthouse in Carthage Missouri has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. Marvin Van Gilder, president of the county historical society, says it is a culturally valuable property worthy of preservation and eligible for federal matching funds for restoration. The Victorian building is crafted from Carthage gray marble from local quarries, with notification from Ronald Walker of the National Park Service.
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Jasper County
Marvin van Gilder
The
County Historical Society
van Gilder
Ronald Walker
National Park Service
Washington
Mil Med Lt Col Miller Trains in Prison Cell
Marine Lt Col Edison W Miller, captured in October 1967, remained fit in captivity at Camp Pendleton by running about three miles daily and doing 100 pushups each day. A spokesman said he logged 6,000 steps in place and stayed in good shape despite hospitalizing injuries. Miller, 41, from Tustin, was senior Marine officer among prisoners.
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Calif
North Vietnam
Edison W. Miller
Miller
San Diego
Tustin, Calif
Lemon Says Funds For Governor Cut
The appropriations committee trimmed the governor's emergency funding from 83000 to 45736, while approving 1000000 for St Louis County sewers and 402386 for the General Assembly's expenses. The bill faces Monday debate as lawmakers discuss FHA funding cuts and possible floor additions.
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St. Louis
General Assembly
Lemon
Rep. Schleff
House Constitutional Amendment Committee
Private utilities win battle over REA expansion
Mexico Ledger notes ongoing clash between rural electric cooperatives and private utilities. Lawmakers amend the REA issue then place it on the informal calendar amid broader fights. Amish license photo exemption discussed as a separate bill. Governor memo dispute fades but politics persist. House shows 720 bills versus 263 in Senate.
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House
Senate
Jet Down Near Korea During Training Mission
A U S Air Force fighter crashed off South Korea s west coast during routine training. Search operations continued for the two crewmen as military officials reported the incident.
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U.S
Saigon Threat To Shoot Newsmen
Saigon authorities warned newsmen they may be shot by police if found at Tan Son Nhut Air Base without official permission. Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien said police are ordered to shoot intruders at the base as tight controls remain after North Vietnamese and Viet Cong officials took residence with the Joint Military Commission. The government blocks press access to Communist leaders until its policy is set.
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Tan Son Nhut
le Trung Hien
Cong
Joint Military Commission
Military Commission
TV Listings and Highlights From Festus to The Bolero
A dense digest of TV airings and channel prompts features Gunsmoke with Festus at 7 on channels 4 7 13 plus a 7 o clock Mysterious Mr Eliot documentary on T S Eliot. Evening films include Riot with Jim Brown on ABC at 8 and The Alamo finale on NBC at 8. Bolero performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta airs at 8 on channel 9 followed by Book Beat at 8 30 on 9.
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T.S. Eliot
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Gene Hackman
NBC
John Wayne
Ravel
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Zubin Mehta
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