Missouri to Debates ERA Action in Both Houses
Missouri legislators move ERA hearing in both the House and Senate. Committees pass identical resolutions amid opposition from some senators and pledges of ongoing discussion. Governor Bond and Senate leaders back ERA while activists push for ratification before the 1979 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
House
Don Manford
Kansas City
Missouri Era Coalition
Ellen 5S. Walters
Webster Groves
Manford
ERA
Christopher
Bond
William Cason
D-Clinton
U. S
Missouri
Wellsville Students Tour Fire Brick Co Plant
Connie Jacobi and classmates visited Wellsville Fire Brick Co on Jan 21 riding Marion Coxs bus. Guides led four groups through the plant showing clay mixing pressing drying and brick shaping for insulation on large buildings. Also, Pack 48 Cub Scouts heard a wildlife cover film from Floyd Ficken and awarded athletic and bobcat honors, with a blue and gold banquet planned for Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Jacobi
Wellsville
Wellsville Fire Brick Co
Robert Wagner
Marion (Shorty) Cox
George Taylor
Mr. Taylor
George Jacobi
Bob Saak
Carroll Hollensteiner
Need For Wild Life
Floyd Ficken
Ficken
Clay Gastler
Albert Wright
Ricky Nation
Kevin Forbis
Gold Profits From American Traders Before Ban Lift
London bullion dealers report Americans and other speculators profited in the late year European gold rush. Prices peaked at $198 an ounce on Dec 30 before falling as selling intensified after the U.S. ban lift. Americans may have held as much as 138 million ounces, worth about $25 billion at the peak, with Swiss accounts masking holdings. Traders used margins of 10 to 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Europe
Latin America
France
Charles F. Stahl
Green
United States
Stahl
Switzerland
Centralia club notes and upcoming events
Committee reports list Rita as a potential state convention delegate to a May National Convention. Vicki Jones held the second vice presidency role for Cen tralia. Jill Hoke and Brenda Whitaker were voting delegates. Norma Grove is next year’s regional advisor. Centralia High School coach presented the basketball program. Larry Bryson chaired the program. Bob Tackaberry and the club president led the meeting. Hot Lunch menu for Feb 3 week includes juicy burger, meat loaf, chili, ham and beans, and pizza with sides. Mrs Wayne Schneller hospital update expects a week more after surgery at Audrain Medical Center. The St Valentine dance will be Feb 15 at Centralia Legion Hall, music by Star lighters, table reservations via Roy Shilharvey 682-3879, sponsored by Centralia Ban Johnson Baseball Assn. Rotary guests included Frank Orscheln, Jerry Brown, C Lawrence, and others. students Greg Davenport and Kimball Salisbury attended. Jim Enlow noted at basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Vicki Jones
Centralia
Jill Hoke
Brenda Whitaker
Norma Grove
Larry Bryson
Bob Tackaberry
Centralia Legion Hall
Starlighters
Centralia Ban Johnson Baseball Assn
Roy Shilharvey
Rotary Club
Frank Orscheln
Jerry Brown
C. Lawrence
Mexico
Greg Davenport
Kimball Salisbury
Kenny Vale
Thad Owens
Jim Enlow
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ERA Action
Oligschlager
Mr. Cox
Wellsville Baptist Church
Victoria Fyodorova
Jackson Tate
Jacksonville
Fla
Tate
Victoria
First Baptist Church
Little Dixie
Dale Beasley
Gene Allen
Maranatha
Cliff Gray
Jack Reynolds
Tom Rippeto
John Malloy
Gary Burchett
Harold Reams
N. A. Toalson
Centralia Fha
Fayette
Alicia Bryson
Rita Hatfield
Admiral Tate
Hazel
Countryside Inn
Fulton
Bennie
Squires
Missouri Playboys
Dancing
Paul Riecers
Charles Newland
Auxvasse, Mo
Consolidated Electric Co-Op Hiway
Ollie Rexal
Lenamins
Rexall
America
W. Monroe
Ourth Enamins
Wayne. Schneller
Audrain Medical Center
Henry Block
Liberty
Commerce Bank Savers
Commerce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Commerce Savings
Commerce Bancshares
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