Rabies Immunization Clinic Scheduled In Wellsville
A rabies immunization clinic for Wellsville dogs will be held at the city hall from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Authorities urge dog owners to bring previous vaccination records and ensure pets are leashed or caged during the event. Local officials say the clinic aims to boost public health and curb rabies risk in the community.
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Wellsville
Laddonia MFA Exchange Sets Annual Meeting
Laddonia MFA Exchange plans its annual meeting at the Grade School with Bud Frew as guest speaker. The evening includes a 6 p.m. dinner and 7 p.m. meeting, with reports on the year and elections for advisory board members and MFA delegates.
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Laddonia
MFA Exchange
Bud Frew
Exchange
Missouri Farmers Association
Laddonia Mfa Exchange
Robert Ferguson
MFA
Doug Erdel
Glenroy Hoyt
Melvin Hoyt
Herbert Knipfel, Jr
Harry Stone
Bernard Strode
Joe Teague
Joe Becker
Dan Erdel
Leslie Freyer, Jr
Curtis Graves
Herald McCluggage
Bob Teague
William Woolfolk
Jim Allen
Abner Clarkston
Wiliam Ehrlich
Elmer Johnson
Wayne Robertson
Common Cause Seeks Legislative Rule Reforms in Missouri
Common Cause proposes sweeping changes to Missouri's legislature including deadlines for bill flow, mandatory seven day public notice for committee hearings with recorded votes, and a stronger interim period. The plan would shift committee assignments to party caucus votes and push toward a fuller-time legislature with veto sessions, aiming to curb leadership discretion and increase transparency.
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Jefferson City
Common Cause
General Assembly
House
Senate
Ted Stein
State Services Face Cuts in Missouri Budget Year
Missouri faces bigger than anticipated general revenue cuts as budget director Mark Edelman warns 3 percent withholding may be needed to balance the budget. Governor Bond says no new taxes and officials anticipate reduced services across executive, legislative, and judicial branches with some funds already withheld since July.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Mark Edelman
Christopher S. Bond
Edelman
Bond
Executive
Judicial
Essen
Warren Hearnes
Tom Peak Appointed Deputy Juvenile Officer in Warren County
Tom Peak 24 son of Mr and Mrs John Paul Peak Route 4 Mexico has been appointed by George P Adams judge of the 12th judicial circuit to serve as a deputy juvenile officer for Warren County and the Jonesburg area He will base in Warrenton from 8 to 5 daily working with Rodney T Nebel director of juvenile court services Peak a US Marine Corps veteran discharged last October and a Central Missouri State University criminal justice administration graduate succeeds John Seeley now with Boonsl ick Regional Planning Commission in Warrenton.
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John Paul Peak
Route 4
Mexico
George P. Adams
12Th Judicial Circuit
Warren County
Jonesburg
Warrenton
Audrain
Montgomery
Warren Counties
Peak
Rodney T. Nebel
U.S. Marine Corps
Central Missouri State University
John Seeley
Boonslick Regional Planning Commission
Ballots Out For Extension Election In Audrain County
Ballots for the Audrain County University of Missouri Extension Council election have been mailed. Voters are urged to return them promptly and vote only in their district. ballots may be requested if not received. Four Audrain 4-H Foundation directors are also to be elected, with nominees listed by district and township.
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University of Missouri Extension Council
Wayne Robertson
University Extension Center
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Extension Center
Audrain 4-H Foundation
Route D
Extension Council
Saling
Wilson
Nolan Wilson
Henry Schultz
Salt River
South Fork
City of Mexico
Gary Utterback
Carroll Love
Prairie
Linn and Loutre
Clarence Phears
Russell Silvey
Curvie
Don Nichols
Pat Cronan
Glennie Smiley
Jane Crews
Frank Greiner
Bradford A. Brett
Roberton
4-H Foundation
Saling Township
Don Dean
James Henry Jr
Wilson ‘Rownstop
Jimmy Northcutt
Jerry Maxwell
Salt River Township
Brad Hemphill
David Dickherber
Curvie Township
J. W. Thompson
Paul E. Galloway
William Ehrlich
Lisa Ricks Receives Oliver Nolen Award
Paris files note of Lisa Ricks receiving the Oliver Nolen Award at Granville Christian Church on Sunday January 4 presented by Rev. Duane McNeill. Ricks is a Northeast Missouri State University student with a noted profile in 1975 Who's Who among High School Students.
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Paris
Lisa Ricks
Billy Ricks
Granville
Olliver Nolen
Granville Christian Church
Duane McNeill
Ricks
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
H. Grady Warren
Russell Jackson
Roger Harris
AME
Diagnostic Scanner Purchases Halted
Jefferson City AP reports a six month moratorium on buying expensive full body and head scanners, x ray devices feeding images to a computer. Costs run 300000 to 500000 dollars. patient charges of 160 to 290 dollars heighten questions about benefits versus standard x rays. Mantyk cites limited clinical testing and unknown overall use. Six full body and seven head scanners are approved or in use in Kansas City St. Louis Columbia and Springfield.
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Jefferson City
State Office of Comprehensive Health Planning
Marvin Mantyk
State Office
Mantyk
Manzyk
Kansas City
St. Louis
Columbia
Springfield
Lehr Urges Audit On Truck Carriers In Missouri
Auditor George Lehr urges a three year audit of the Highway Reciprocity Commission to catch unreviewed Missouri truck carriers. The panel has only two field auditors, completed nine carrier audits producing 6000 in new revenue. State could lose substantial revenue due to 2200 unaudited carriers. Commission weighs joint audits with Excise Tax Bureau. internal cash controls questioned.
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Jefferson City
Highway Reciprocity Commission
Missouri
George Lehr
Commission
Lehr
State Excise Tax Bureau
Treasury
Whyte Files For Sheriff In Montgomery
John A. Whyte, 29, chief of police of Wellsville, filed for nomination as Democratic sheriff candidate for Montgomery County subject to the Aug. 3 primary. He has led Wellsville police since 1972, formerly worked at Wellsville Firebrick Co., and is a Montgomery City native. He is married to Angela Erwin, with a son Mark Anthony, and they attend Church of the Resurrection.
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Montgomery
John A. Whyte
Wellsville
Montgomery County
Angela Erwin
Howard Douglas Irwin
Mark Anthony
Church of the Resurrection
Chief Whyte
Missouri Highway Patrol Academy
Two Killed In Pike County Crash
Two people died in a Pike County crash at about 2 a.m. when their car failed to negotiate a turn and crashed into a tree. Victims were Jackie W. Todd, 38, of Troy Missouri, and Phyllis Elaine Overy, 28, of Route 2, Troy. The incident occurred about 3 miles east of Route D.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Susan D. Chambers
Rea. Mo
Highway 48
King City
Highway Patrol
Gentry County
Pike County
Jackie W. Todd
Troy
Phyllis Elaine Overy
Route 2
Route D
30 Workers Await Rebuilding Decision
Fulton Northrup King Seed Co. in Fulton faces a fire aftermath with 30 workers awaiting a rebuilding decision. About 18 permanent and 12 temporary staff face immediate layoffs if the plant is not rebuilt, with a $1.5 million damage bill. The decision could take days, and a loss of a $500,000 payroll is feared if the site isn’t reconstructed.
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Fulton
Northrup King Seed Co
Marty Wagner
St. Charles
Northrup King
Wagner
Walnut Street
S.R. Yands Milling Co
Callaway County
Missouri Hybrid Seed Co
Northrup King Co
Embezzlement Charge on Cape Girardeau Union Leaders
In St Louis AP report three officers of Laborers International Union Local 282 Cape Girardeau are charged by federal indictment with conspiring to embezzle 4275 dollars from union funds. Kelley Local 282 president Menz secretary-treasurer and Kitchen recording secretary allegedly conspired to raise Kelley and Menz salaries by 75 and 100 dollars respectively from June 2 to November 17, 1975. the local union has about 500 members.
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St, Louis
Cape Girardeau
Fred D. Kelley
Laborers International Union of North America
Paul P. Menz
Jack L. Kitchen
Kelley
Menz
Kitchen
Tre
Bond Backs Mrs Thompson in Missouri Human Rights Panel
Gov. Bond says Codetta Thompson will remain on the Missouri Human Rights Commission after NAACP complaints. He asks the International Association of Human Rights Organizations to review the panel. Joplin NAACP urged removal, citing disassociation from local Black issues. The commission has faced internal disputes amid leadership conflicts.
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Joplin
Codetta Thompson
Missouri Human Rights Commission
Christopher S. Bond
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