Farber Board hires firm to plan wastewater treatment
Farber officials approved Crane and Fleming of Hannibal to study and upgrade the city wastewater facilities to meet NPDES permit requirements. The project funding would be 75 percent federal, 15 percent state, 10 percent local, with monthly sewerage monitoring tests to begin. The board also raised meter deposits to 20 and reappointed Dr. Rex Carter as city medical officer for two years. Floyd Campbell's Floyds Conoco Service merchant license was approved. They authorized attorney James Millan to negotiate with the Railroad Company on park leasing.
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Farber
Brad Willett
Greg Boettcher
Crane and Fleming
Hannibal
Farber Board of Aldermen
Mr. Willett
Rex Carter
Floyd Campbell
Floyd
Conoco
James Millan
Hatton Community Club Hears Of Eating In Year 2001
Hatton Community Club and guests held an all day meeting at Hatton Community Hall with a turkey dinner at noon. Afternoon program featured poems and articles including The New Year and Who’s Going to Eat That Much Bacon. New member Mrs. Russell Miller welcomed. numerous members and guests attended.
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Hatton
Bob Christensen
Howard Davis
Martin Dudley
G. H. Shryock
Russell Miller
Orville Vorhis
J. G. Jones Jr
MFA
Paul Reid
Florida
Theophilus Dunn
E. A. Borgett
Herbert Duffy
David Haden
David A. Haden
John Hopkins
Hadley Linnenbringer
Hadley E. Linnenbringer
Hershell Linnenbringer
Gary Linnenbringer
Ron Sommer
Dunbar Hagood
Gover Sims
John Iman
Ellis Turner
UMW
State Hospital
Harvey Edwards
Freda Stallmeyer
Marlin Erwin
Geroge Carlson
Farber Community Betterment
Hawaii
Calvin Hull
Bill Crow
Sterling Holbrook Jr
Ivern Wilson
Ralph Hull
Bloodmobile Delivers Ninety Seven Pints In Perry Visit
Ninety seven pints of blood were reported given from Ralls County during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in Perry. Twenty two people donated blood for the first time at the St. William Catholic Church basement on Monday December 29. Perry Jaycees and Jaycee Wives sponsored the event and thanked many county volunteers for assistance.
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Perry
Ralls County
Red Cross
Bloodmobile
St. William Catholic Church
Marshall Loses HSA Headquarters In 9-8 Vote
In Columbia Missouri the Saline County town of Marshall with 1200 people lost its claim as the Area 2 Health Systems Agency headquarters. An 18 to 12 vote changed bylaws to relocate headquarters to a location to be designated later, a move seen as favoring urban areas in northern and central Missouri. The action hinges on the planned funding application and a $499 880 budget request to the federal WHA. The application will go to Governor Bond for approval on Monday with an effective date of April 1 if approved.
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Columbia
Saline County
Marshall
Missouri Area 2 Health Systems Agency
HSA
Pr. J.S. Denslow
Kirksville
Fulton
W.C. Murphy
Missouri
St. Joseph
Moberly
Marysville
Jefferson City
Mexico
Sedalia
Trenton
Christopher
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Truman Award To Symington
INDEPENDENCE MO AP Sen Stuart Symington D Mo has been named the third recipient of the third annual Harry S Truman Public Service Award Symington who will retire from the Senate early next year was chosen Tuesday by the Independence City Council He was assistant secretary of war for air when named the first Air Force secretary in 1947 by Truman Mayor Richard A King said President Ford would be invited to present the award on Truman birthday May 8 prior winners were Henry Kissinger and Leon Jaworski
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Independence
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Harry S. Truman
Symington
Senate
Air
Air Force
Truman
Richard A. King
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Leon Jaworski
Centralia Bus Barn Fire Driven Away Before Damage
Centralia school officials credit quick actions by Bill Petty and Ernie Ferguson for moving three buses away from a late night fire at the district bus barn. Superintendent Dr. Chester Boren said the storage and maintenance facility was insured and serves about a dozen 66 passenger buses.
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Centralia
Chester Boren
Boren
Bill Petty
Chevrolet
Petty
Ernie Ferguson
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