Bond's inaugural address frames two major public challenges
In Jefferson City Missouri Kit Bond pledges to confront two chief tasks for the State Auditor: ensure officials serve the public trust through thorough independent review and verify revenues are fair, deposited properly, and spent as directed. He cites citizen trust, fiscal transparency, and professional staff as essential to accountability.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
Carolyn
Pollution Opponent Gets His Job Back
MIAMI AP Jet captain William Guthrie, fired by Eastern Airlines after opposing pollution, is rehired as a pollution consultant. He returns with back pay and seniority for a $37,000 yearly job, saying he will continue lectures on pollution to colleges and civic groups.
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Miami
William Guthrie
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
Guthrie
National Air Pollution Control Administration
Wellsville Personal News Highlights And Obituaries
Highlights include float winners from a local school event with themes Aquarius and Tiger Zodiac, Miss Hallie Penn of 1917 receiving a prize, and mid event entertainments by the school band and Satellites. Obituary notes Mrs. C. Q. Branson formerly of Wellsville died in Oklahoma City after long illness, with survivors listed. Also mentions Charles Michael Gregory visiting grandparents, John F. Rees as patient in Mexico, and Rev. Charles Bunce’s move to O Fallon after leaving the Post- Dispatch religious editor post.
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National Honor Society
Tigers
Aquarius
Mary Whatley
Hallie Penn
Dennis Goodman
C. QC
Branson
Wellsville
High Gate Baptist Church
Belle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wellsville Baptist Church
Hazel Satterfield
State Baptist Children’s Home
Bonnie Gettle
Ruth Ann Sigman
Cathool
Charles Michael Gregory
St. Charles
Roscoe Grant
John F. Rees
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
James Menefee
Charles Bunce
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Bunce
The
Post- Dispatch
O'Fallon
U S Embassy Protest Over Harassment of Americans in Moscow
The U S Embassy in Moscow lodged an oral protest with the Kremlin over harassment of Americans as President Nixon and New York Mayor Lindsay backed Jewish leaders in condemning an anti Soviet campaign by Jewish extremists. JDL plans to pressure Soviet diplomats in New York while Moscow reports say diplomats faced taunts and vandalism. Washington and New York police are expected to increase protections as officials consider steps against the JDL.
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Associated Press
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Nixon
John V. Lindsay
New York City
JDL
United Nations
JDS
Nikolai N. Loginov
U.S.A
Thompson R. Buchanan
United States
Pan American World Airways
New York
Washington
California
White House
San Clemente
State Department
Justice Department
Lindsay
JDIL
Soviet Union
Fischer Aisenstadt
America
Phillips Heads Trinity United Church Leader in 1971
Trinity United Church of Christ elected Glenn Phillips as president for 1971 at the annual meeting. Officers include Keith Schwarre vice president James Bearden secretary James Lierheimer treasurer William Glass financial secretary Gerald Kalkofen council representative. Council members Otto Hackmann Dale Schnarre LeRoy Sperry with terms for Glass Lierheimer Schwarre. A $17,073 budget was adopted and reports were distributed.
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Glenn Phillips
Trinity United Church of Christ
Keith Schwarre
James Bearden
James Lierheimer
William Glass
Gerald Kalkofen
Christian Education Committee
Otto Hackmann
Dale Schnarre
LeRoy Sperry
Glass
Lierheimer
Schwarre
Church Council
Edward Weber
Missouri Conference
Elmer Kappelman
Puerto Ricans Oppose Culebra Shells Despite Accord
A pact halting Navy shelling on Culebra except its northwest tip by January 1972 fails to quell protests. Ruben Berrios of the Independence party vows continued interference with Operation Springboard, a multi-nation exercise in Culebra waters. Navy Secretary Chafee cautions that full end to target practice depends on finding alternatives.
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Culebran
U.S. Atlantic
Culebra
Navy
John H. Chafee
Washington
City council moves on ordinances and newappointments
Centralia council rows over side street safety and Saturday operations. Dr Leopold LaChance appointed city physician replacing Baker in Kirksville hospital. Jim Ausmus named city attorney. Eloise McMahon sues city over sidewalk fall. Missouri Power and Light gas franchise election set for April with half costs by the company.
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Wood
Leopold LaChance
P. 0. Baker
Kirksville
Jim Ausmus
R. E B. Ausmus
Florida
Eloise McMahon
Missouri Power and Light Co
Ausmus
Howard Burton
Mrs Pollock Leaves Audrain Medical Center for Kansas City Visit
Mrs W W Pollock, patient at Audrain Medical Center for several weeks, has traveled to Kansas City to visit her nephew Alden F Hays and Mrs Hays. Mr Hays joined her over the weekend for the trip.
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Kansas City
W. W. Pollock
Audrain Medical Center
Alden F. Hays
Hays
Three Building Permits Issued This Week in 1971
Three city building permits issued last week mark the start of 1971. Carl Niederschulte received approval to remodel a commercial building at 500 N Washington St for Wendeman's House of Flowers for 1000 dollars. He also will panel walls at 517 W Breckenridge St for Ann's Beauty Shop for 150 dollars. Modern Exteriors Co. will install vinyl siding at 625 N Western St for Phil Dean for 1800 dollars.
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Carl Niederschulte
Washington St
Wendeman’s House of Flowers
W. Breckenridge St
Ann's Beauty Shop
Modern Exteriors Co
N, Western St
Phil Dean
McDonnell Douglas Moves to Acquire Subsidiaries
ST LOUIS AP McDonnell Douglas Corp announced an agreement to acquire 100 percent ownership of two subsidiaries Conduction Corp and Hycon Mfg Co. The deal is subject to approval by the boards of the three companies.
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Bond
Mexico Area
Vocational-Technical School
Aroument
Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School
Russia
Phillips Heads
Kentile
M.L. Page
Mexico, Mo
News of
Centralia
McDonnell
Missouri Power
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