Missouri special court draws new congress redistrict plan
A three judge panel in Jefferson City filed a new Missouri congressional redistricting plan in U S District Court after the 1971 legislature deadlocked. The plan aims to comply with the one man one vote rule, altering district boundaries by moving Adair to the 6th, Franklin Gasconade Osage and Maries to the 8th, and adding northern border counties Putnam Schuyler.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
U.S. District Court
Paul W. Preisler
St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri House of Representatives
Adair
Franklin
Gasconade
Osage
Maries
Putnam
Schuyler
Copeland Files for Mexico School Board Seat
Mrs. Howard Copeland of 1631 Meadow Lane filed for a three year term on the Mexico School Board. She is the second candidate after Ralph Luckaman to file. Other terms expiring are those of Dr. Ben Jolly and Dr. Frank Sutton. Also listed is the birth of Angela Gail Hoer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Hoer of Route 3 Ingram's Court, born at 6 21 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Copeland
Meadow Lane
Mexico
Ralph Luckaman
Ben Jolly
Frank Sutton
James
Pap) Young
Copeland
Eugene Field Pta
PTA Safety Council
First Presbyterian Church
League of Women Voters
Audrain Medical Center
Candy Stripers
Doris Dillard
Mexico High School
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Bruce
University of Ilinois
Julie
Stephen L. Hoer
Route 3
Ingram’s Court
Angela Gail Hoer
Hoer
Westlake Hardware
George Hoer
N. Calhoun St
Richard Ireland
Trenton
Jim Wood
N. Washington St
Melissa Lee Wood
Dennis Allen
Melody Ann
Wood
Mack Tool Co
Percy Green
Milton Wood
Macon
Productivity is US Problem Lowe Tells Management
William S Lowe chairman and CEO of A P Green Refractories appealed to managers at the Management Club to address the overriding US productivity problem. He cited low steel production and fierce competition contributing to 1971 sales and profit declines, noted industry sales fell eight percent from 1970, and urged individual effort and better leadership to raise productivity. He praised managers as the best in the refractory industry and presented a 30 year service award to L Byrnes Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Lowe
A. P. Green Refractories Co
U. S
Management Club
Lowe
Green Company
Green
Empire State Building
W. S. Lowe
L. Byrnes Hawthorne
New Titles At AMC To Ransdell Mrs Remley
Audrain Medical Center announced Warren E. Ransdell as acting controller and Bennetta Remley as office manager. Ransdell joined AMC in December 1970 after 14 years with Kaiser Refractories Co. in Mexico. Since February 1 he has handled controller duties including accounting and admissions processing. Over 50 full-time employees support financial and administrative services. Ransdell finished school at Irondale in 1948.
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AMC
Ransdell
Remley
Audrain Medical Center
Warren E. Ransdell
Bennetta Remley
Kaiser Refractories Co
Mexico
Irondale
Nixon and Chou Hold Four Hour China Talks
President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai spent nearly four hours discussing key disagreements as they laid groundwork for possible normalization. The pair met privately with a small group of aides and interpreters, signaling serious bargaining amid a friendly tone. Mrs. Nixon toured the Peking Hotel kitchens and visited the zoo before the evening ballet at the Great Hall of the People.
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Peking
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Mme
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
Chou
China
Mao
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Peking Zoo
Peking People’s Daily
Communist Party
Mac
Nixons
The
People’s Daily
Radio Peking
Hijackers Hold Young Kennedy on West German Jet
Five Palestinian hijackers armed with dynamite grenades and pistols seized a West German jumbo with 136 aboard including Joseph Kennedy 19. They claimed PLO allegiance. Edward Kennedy said Yemeni official arranged release for male passengers. U S appeals to Red Cross and Britain. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy appeared at home as details emerged in Washington and McLean Virginia.
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Aden
Robert F. Kennedy
Palestine Liberation Force
India
New Delhi
Edward M. Kennedy
Washington
Yemen
United States
International Red Cross
Joseph Kennedy
Bangladesh
Sen
D-Mass
Sen. Kennedy
Joseph
Ethel Kennedy
McLean
Mahmood Aras
Civil Aviation
Kennedy
Littrell Enters Race for Audrain County Sheriff
James E. Littrell 47 filed for the Democratic nomination after resigning as Audrain County deputy sheriff. He previously served 214 years on Mexico police, 11 years in the Army Military Police, and lives at 1110 Omar St. The sheriff’s office pays 15000 dollars annually plus jail housing.
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James Littrell
Audrain
Vandalia
Don St. Clair
Mr. Littrell
Mexico
Sheriff's Office
Military Police Corps
Stoutsville
Omar St
Littrell
Harold Sulgrove
James E. Littrell
Audrain County
Office of Sheriff
Virus May Be Behind Many Of Man's Ills
AP Science Writer Brian Sullivan reports growing evidence that viruses extend beyond colds and flu to diseases like cancer, arthritis, diabetes, Hodgkin's, and heart disease. The piece outlines oncogene theory, proposed cancer viruses, and potential links to arteriosclerosis, with notes from Huebner Todaro and Dr. George Burch.
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Brian Sullivan
New York (Ap
National Cancer Institute
Robert J. Huebner
George J. Todaro
Burkité
Uganda
Africa
Todaro
George E. Burch
Department of Medicine
Tulane University
New Orleans
Britain
Holloway Neill Re-Filed For Audrain County Assessor
J Holloway Neill filed for re election to a sixth term as Audrain County assessor and is the only candidate so far in the Democratic primary. He was first elected in November 1952 and took office in September 1953. His current term ends September 1 1973 after twenty years in office. He and his family live on a farm on Route FF the old Columbia Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Holloway Neill
Audrain County
Mr. Neill
Columbia Road
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Scotland
St. Louis County
Spanish Lake
Florissant
Ferguson Township
Normandy
Hadley
Lincoln
Jefferson
Clayton, Gravois
Creve Coeur
St. Louis City
St. Ferdinand
Airport
Midland
Clayton
Gravois
Ferguson
Bonhomme
Concord
Lemay
City
Jackson County
Blue Township
Kansas City
Fort Osage
Prairie
Sun-A-Bar
van Buren
Brooking
Barton
Cass
Bates
Vernon, St. Clair
Henry
John
Buck Buchanan
Kansas City Chiefs
Commerce Bankers
Chiefs
Dave Hill
Emmett Thomas
Richard Vance
Mrs. Bennetta Remley
Young Kennedy
Holloway Neill
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