Rush To The Sea Part 2 Oil From Sea Arouses Fear Of Disastrous Spill
Offshore oil fears spread from Santa Barbara to Atlantic beaches as Interior analysts warn spills could reach 200000 barrels annually. Governors, mayors, and business leaders question who pays losses to tourism, shellfisheries, and marshlands while scientists describe long term ecological risks and calls for a spill fund.
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Washington
Roy ‘Hughes
Santa Barbara
Atlantic City
Calif
Brendan T
Byrne
New Jersey
Hughes
Ocean City
Alaska
Frorried
California
Interior
Spencer Apollonic
Maine
Apollonia
Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
Alvon Forrest
Zelda
Forrest
Apollonio
Augusta
Northern Gulf
Friendship
South Atlantic
Brian Blackwelder
Columbia
S.C
Florida
Mid- Atlantic
Robert Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
Cape May County
N.J
Patterson
Union Oil Co
Cape May
Interior Department
Ford
Shell
RB. H. Nanz
Amoco
All of
Mexico
Mrs Shafer Becomes Secretary For Mrs Bond In Governor Office
Mrs Anne Shafer administrative secretary to the Mexico City manager for five years resigns to serve as secretary to Mrs Carolyn Bond in the governor's office. She will handle budget duties for the governor and Executive Mansion. Thursday is her last day at city hall and she starts duties in Jefferson City Friday.
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Anne Shafer
Mexico City
Page
Carolyn Bond
Kent Realty Agent Elected to Farm and Land Brokers
Lierheimer, a Kent Realty member and Audrain County Realtor, was elected to membership in the National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers, announced by Owen Hall, AFLB, Celia, Ohio. The institute affiliates with the National Association of Realtors and includes over 5,000 members nationwide.
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Richard Dierheimer
Kent Realty
National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers
Nifilb
Owen A. Hall
AFLB
Celia
Ohio
National Association of Realtors
Lierheimer
Audrain County
Niflbi
North America
Treatiers Code of Ethics
Nibls Board of Governors
Last Superior St
Chicago
F and F To Remodel Old Jay's Store
F and F Builders received a permit to remodel the former Jay's IGA at 426 S Jefferson St with an $8000 cost. Ownership passed to Kevin Farnen and Marlin Fisher. sewers tied to H Dale Wright and Lois Wright and Dato Inc. Farnen and Fisher, Arnold funeral home partners, plan residential lots on the former Mrs Ralph Knox estate off West Boulevard. store plans not yet announced. Other permits listed include reroofs and additions on several addresses. Norfolk and Western announces a $1.25 dividend. Johnie Stein receives a 10 year service award at A B Chance Co.
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Jay’s Iga
National Food Stores
S. Jefferson St
F Builders
Kevin Farnen
Marlin Fisher
Audrain County Recorder
H. Dale Wright
Lois Wright
Dato Inc
Farnen
Fisher
Arnold Funeral Home
Ralph Knox
West Boulevard
F&f Builders
National Foods
Jay's
West Plaza
James Gallaher
E. Liberty
Don Buie
Charles Dickey
C.C. McGee
Washington
Richard Andrusejko
Wal Mart declares 2 for 1 stock split plan
Wal Mart Stores Inc announces a two for one stock split pending shareholder approval of a certificate amendment. New shares issued August 22 to record holders August 19. It seeks to register 90 000 shares for sale by an insurance company, with completion shortly after the split, to widen ownership and maintain NYSE listing.
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Bentonville
Ark
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Drumright Attends Missouri Accountants Board Meeting
A. J. Drumright of Mexico attended the Independent Accountants Society of Missouri Board of Directors meeting in Jefferson City as education chairman. Directors approved programs and policies and discussed a 1976 Lake Ozark convention, a professional practice seminar, and expanding the society journal The Missouri Independent Accountant.
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Independent Accountants Society of Missouri
A. J.drumright
Mexico
Jefferson City
Lake Ozark
The
Missouri Independent Accountant
Tooling Idea Pays Him Fifty Seven Dollars Reward
Centralia I A B Chance Company worker David E Kearby East Street Factory earned $57.50 for a tooling improvement suggestion plus an earlier $15 check making $72.50 for one idea. Six Chance employees received awards totaling $115 last week. Melville Alexander Centralia collected $22.50 while Vicky Marshall, Robert Windsor and Jerry Patrick received $10 each. James Kent Mexico earned an award. Year to date awards total $1,872.50. The committee has reviewed 294 suggestions and paid 99, a .337 batting average. 162 employees submitted suggestions this year.
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Centralia
David E. Kearby
Mexico
A.B. Chance Company
East Street
Kearbey
Chance
Melville Alexander
Tralia
Vicky
Marshall
Robert Windsor
Jerry Patrick
James Kent
Eugene Loesch
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Taurant
East Liberty
Commerce Clearing House Inc
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Walter Wyss
Terry Jerichon
Clarence Blatz
Promenade
Elmer Donaldson
S. Olive
Charles Newbrough
S. Coal
Marvin Dishman
N&w
New York
N. Y
Norfolk and Western Railway Company Board of Directors
Central JA
Johnie Stein
Tidball
Stein
Allen Street
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Drumright
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Pink Eye
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Arnold
Washington ST
Harry Truman
Independent Community Bank
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