Local political slate appears for county officer posts
In a Ledger photo the slate lists Jefferson City as auditor and Mrs. Frances Farnen of Montgomery City as treasurer. Also named are Mrs. Joe E. Privett of Pike County fourth vice president, Juanita Benson of Sturgeon treasurer, and Mrs. Milton Duvall of Clarksville chaplain. Mrs. Floyd Lewis of Vandalia chaired the nominating committee with Mrs. W.J. Vanhuss of Monroe County, Miss Lois Schroeder of Osage, and Mrs. Martha Kennen of Marion County serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Frances Farnen
Montgomery City
Joe E. Privett
Pike County
Juanita Benson
Sturgeon
Milton Duvall
Clarksville
Floyd Lewis
Vandalia
W.J. Vanhuss
Monroe County
Lois Schroeder
Osage
Martha Kennen
Marion County
Richard Vance
Workers Back In New York
New York City and union leaders announced a four point settlement ending a two day public employee walkout that halted traffic and disrupted sewage plants, incinerators, parks, beaches, and school lunch delivery. The pact keeps pension plan votes in 1972. failure to act could trigger renegotiation. 7000 strikers returned to work. bridges reopened. investigations into possible sabotage underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cal
American Federation of State
Teamsters Local 237
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Albert Young Dies After Illness on Trip to Florida
Albert Young 55 of 326 Howell Manor Court died at 3:05 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center after failing health from emphysema. He was traveling from Moberly to Sarasota when ill in Macon Georgia and flown to St. Louis for care. Funeral services are pending at Arnold funeral home with burial in Catholic Cemetery. He was born February 1, 1916 in Victor Missouri, married Anna Louise Fecht in Moberly on August 21, 1937, and worked for A P Green Refractories Co. until retiring in 1970. He was a member of St. Brendan Church. survivors include his wife, four brothers, a sister, and many nieces and nephews. Rosary Thursday after 7 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Albert Young
Howell Manor
Audrain Medical Center
Gilbert Hayden
St. Brendan Church
Victor
Young
John W
Amy Hale Young
Moberly
Anna Louise Fecht
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Open House Sunday For Senior Activities
The Senior Activities Center invites Audrain County residents to an Open House Sunday from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Garfield Community Center to view crafts and activities. Coordinator M. L. Stephenson and local seniors encourage attendance and a friendly visit with the display of finished ceramic pieces by many named participants.
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Garfield Community Center
Audrain County
Rome
M. Lewis Stephenson
Railroads Begin Work On Crossing At S Jefferson St
The Norfolk and Western and GM&O railroads started repairs at the S Jefferson Street crossing to make it passable. Delays occurred due to late materials, and four GM&O tracks and two N&W tracks will be leveled with timbers and blacktop. The project should take about a week and will close the crossing to through traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western
Gm&o
S. Jefferson St
Jefferson St. Crossing
Works Bill Faces Veto Sparks Public Works Clash
The Senate approved a 5.5 billion public works bill amid veto threats and a 45-33 House referral after conference. Provisions include 2 billion for jobs in high unemployment areas and low income regions, 1.5 billion for Appalachian development, 1.95 billion for local government modernization, plus 576 million for several regional programs over four years. Democratic leaders emphasize economy and unemployment ahead of 1972 campaigns while Republicans accuse the bill of pork barrel tactics and misdirected aid.
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Washington
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Nixon
Sen
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Baker
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Jenkings Randolph
D-W.va
Randolph
Appalachian
Ozarks
New England
Upper Great Lakes
Four Corners
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
KC Man Charged With Burglaries
A Kansas City man, Robert E. Ellis, 26, was charged in magistrate court with burglary and stealing in two Audrain County incidents at B F Goodrich and Ennis Implement Co. Vandalia. He may be linked to other break ins as authorities pursue connections across Mo. towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain
Kansas City
Robert E. Ellis
Harold Sulgrove
Ellis
B.F. Goodrich
E. Liberty St
Ennis Implement Co
Vandalia
Sulgrove
Mo- Con Co., Inc
E. Holt St
Jerman Farm Supply
Louisiana
Mc-Con and Ennis Implement Co
Joe Jerman
Jerman
Joe Meissert
Mexico
Ennis Implement
Mc-Con
Adair County
Leon Coy
Kirksville
Sulgrave
Robert Ellis
Missouri State Penitentiary
Coy
Missouri Legislature approves 1.7 billion budget midnight compromise
In Jefferson City Missouri the Legislature passed a 1.736 billion dollar budget under tight deadlines and pressure from joint rules. Debates centered on allocations with Senate and House differences resolved in late hours. The final package includes a 70 million boost for public schools and pay raises across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Senate
Senate House
John C. Vaughn
Vaughn
Sen
Donald Manford
Kansas City
Senate Appropriations
William S. Morris
Senate Journal
Appropriations
E. J
Lucky) Cantrell
D-Overland
Cantrell
Warren B. Hearnes
State institutions fare in budget vote confusion
The Missouri legislature approved a fiscal year state budget with University of Missouri funding of 89.994 million dollars, about 19 million less than requested but 10 million more than current operating costs across four campuses. Mental health programs receive 81.192 million, funding five state hospitals, two school hospitals for mentally retarded youths, three intensive treatment centers, and nine regional clinics, plus line items for Lincoln University, Central Missouri State, Northeast Missouri State, Northwest Missouri State, Southeast Missouri State, Southwest Missouri State, Missouri Southern, Missouri Western, Ellis Fischer Cancer Hospital, Mt. Vernon State Sanatorium, St James Federal Soldiers home, Main Penitentiary, Algoa Intermediate Reformatory, Women’s Prison, Men’s Training Center, Boys Training School, Poplar Bluff, and Girls Training School with varying sums.
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Jefferson City
University of Missouri
Columbia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Rolla
Mental Health
Lincoln University
Central Missouri State
Warrensburg
Northeast Missouri State
Kirksville
Northwest Missouri State
Marysville
Southeast Missouri State
Cape Girardeau
Southwest Missouri State
Springfield
Missouri Southern
Joplin
Missouri Western
St. Joseph
Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital
Mt. Vernon
St. James
Home
Algoa
Tipton
Moberly
Boonville
Poplar Bluff
Chillicothe
Nevada Votes to Lower Voting Age to 18 Statewide
Nevada voters narrowly approved a state constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18 in all elections. Unofficial returns show the measure passing by about 2,000 votes of roughly 75,000 cast, allowing 14 through 20 year olds to vote in the 1972 general election. The age had already been lowered for federal elections.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
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Ninth Congressional Women’s Democratic Club
Dottie Hubbard
Hannibal
Juanita Venditti
Hunnewell
Robert Repper
New Bloomfield
Jonnie Cortelyou
Troy
G.C. Leopold
Paul Heimrichs
Albert Young
C. B. Melahn
Celma Young
Ruby Parten
Jess Curry
Thelma Adams
J. R. Wheeler
H. Elam
Pearl Fecht
J. W. Wilson
Helen P. Gantt
Mary Seebrick
Thelma Leonard
Elizabeth Weaver
Opal Christian
Harry Grainger
Quinnie Benton
Selma Whittler
Neil Nielsen
Howard K. Smith
Hell’s Angel
Hell's Angels
Tiffany
MINT
Philadelphia Mint
Philadelphia
John B. Connally
Secretary of Treasury
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