Missouri seeks emergency feed aid for nine drought counties
Jefferson City AP report notes nine Missouri counties would join 70 already eligible for transportation aid if the request for emergency feed assistance is approved. Agriculture official J W Abbott warns that without aid, farmers face further herd dispersal and potential closures. The program would grant up to two cents per pound of grain up to half the cost, administered by the federal disaster aid office and USDA.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Agriculture Department
J.W. Abbott
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Abbott
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Bond
South Dakota
Minnesota
Camden
Crawford
Dent
Hickory
Miller
Pettis
Phelps
Pulaski
Federal Disaster Aid Office
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Personal News of Wellsville Social Roll Call
Wellsville personal news continues with lists of residents plus visitors and holiday gatherings. Names include Loyd Canterbury Don Quamby Henry Kraftzeck Hildebrand Fred Gastler Edna Martin Gary Yelton Kenneth Grimwood Robert Spiers James Crouch Richard Nation Russell Davis Ruth Reagan and R R Peveler. January meeting set for Jan 17 at Bank of Weilsville with allocations report and director elections.
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Loyd Canterbury
Don ‘Quamby
Henry Kraftzeck
Lindell Hildebrand
Fred, Gastler
Edna Martin
Gary Yelton
Kenneth Grimwood
Robert Spiers
James Crouch
Richard Nation
Russell Davis
Ruth Reagan
R.R. Peveler
William Burkhalter
Carl Schmidt
Dale Canterbury
Bank of Weilsville
Rendlen Takes Supreme Court Seat Today
Albert L. Rendlen becomes the first new Missouri Supreme Court judge in seven years in a swearing in at Jefferson City. The Hannibal attorney and former state Court of Appeals judge in St Louis was appointed by Gov. Bond in November. Rendlen, 54, is a Republican a former party chairman, and will face a nonpartisan retention vote in 1978 for a 12 year term if approved. He succeeds Lawrence Holman on the high court.
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Jefferson City
Albert L. Rendlen
Missouri Supreme Court
Hannibal
State Court of Appeals
St.Louis
Rendlen
Christopher S. Bond
Lawrence Holman
Holman
Supreme Court
University of Michigan
Noveber
High Court
Bond
Judicial Commission
Internationally Known Orthopedist Dr. Cave Dies
Dr Edwin French Cave 80 Mexican born surgeon dies Dec 30 in Boston after a heart attack. Retired after a stroke he led orthopedic groups and served as president of the American Orthopedic Assn and American Board of Orthopedic Surgery. He taught at Harvard and headed the 105th Army General Hospital in World War II. He authored Fractures And Other Injuries and held affiliations with Massachusetts General and Children’s hospitals. Survived by wife two daughters and three grandchildren. services held in Boston.
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Edwin French, Cave
Boston
American Orthopedic Assn
American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
American College of Surgeons
American Association For Surgery of Trauma
Cave
Mexico
Edwin S
Margaret French Cave
University of Missouri
Harvard
Louise Fessenden
Sally
Patricia
Joan Tozzer Lincoln
Harvard University
105Th US Army General Hospital
Queensland
Australia
Biak
New Guinea
Massachusetts General Hospital
Children's Hospital
Surgeon- General
Veterans Administration
No Room At The Inns Now In Jefferson City
Jefferson City hotels report full bookings for the January 5 inauguration and the opening of the 1977 legislature. Hotel officials say the rush continues as lawmakers, lobbyists, and associated groups visit the capital, with many rooms reserved and extra demand projected through the session. Local motels also foresee sustained business as visitors handle legislative matters and events.
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Jefferson City
Erecr
Joseph Teasdale
Columbia
Lake of the Ozarks
Paul Cannon
Cannon
Ramada Inn
Frank Lupsha
Nancy Kasper
Carinda
Vic Vagliardo
Roadway Inn
1977 Business Outlook From A.P. Green Co
A.P. Green Refractories president Robert McIntosh forecast a brighter 1977 citing rising US steel and aluminum production, strong 1976 construction, and improving consumer confidence. Export sales could lag due to foreign recessions and a stronger dollar though plant activity should rise by mid February.
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Robert £. McIntosh
Green Refractories Co
Mexico
U.S
A.P. Green
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Wellsville
Jeanine and
Kathleen Stevens
Mrs
Fred Gastler
Quenten Boyd
Ray Boyd
Kansas City
Roger Boyd
W. A. Flpps
John David
George Fort
Robert Clark
Gary Maskey
Robert (Cotton) Oliver
Tim Fort
Dr. Cave
Joplin Joplin
Joplin
Susan D. Berliew
Carl Junction
Gerald M., Johnson
Glenn
Helen) Squires
Lawrence
Kan
Jake
Margaret) Buckner
B. Turner
Julia) Williams
Ewees Mikes
Saray Ett
Central Dairy
Vorrie A
ST. Louis
Bank
Savings and Loan Association
Missouri Association of Community Organizations For Reform Now
Edward Sweeney
The
Ledger
Citizens
Citizens Savings
Safeco Life Insurance Com
IRS
Citizens Savings Association
Home Office
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