Coal and Gas Use Under Clouds In Mid West
Midwestern energy future hinges on solving a broad crisis as coal and natural gas supply and environmental limits collide. Nebraska and Kansas officials warn of a critical need for an overall energy plan while industry and academics debate pricing, exploration incentives, and the potential rise of nuclear power alongside renewables.
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Mid West
Chet Carrier
Associated Press
Mid-America
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Stan Matzke
Federal Power Commission
Tom L. Schwinn
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
National Petroleum Council
Dale Saffels
Kansas Corporation Commission
J. R. Felton
University of Nebraska
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Illinois
Union Electric
Earl K. Dille
la Cygne
Kan
Ralph Schlenker
Iowa Power & Light Co
Wyoming
Dille
Walter Meyer
Kansas State University
Meyer
Morris and Godfrey to address Audrain Club meeting
Morris Governor candidate and James E. Godfrey Missouri House speaker and lieutenant governor hopeful will headline Audrain County Democratic Club tonight. A covered dish supper begins at 7 p.m. with a 7 30 p.m. business meeting in the Courthouse Community Room.
Dowd urges rural Missouri to lure industry and jobs
Governor Edward L. Dowd tells Rotary and Kiwanis at Centralia Country Club that rural Missouri must be marketed to business and federal sources. He calls for closer ties with Washington and a strategic plan to relocate industries, leveraging state colleges and business leaders to revitalize rural economies. Dr. S. Preston Rockholt, Augusta College organist and dean, dies at 46 in Augusta Georgia.
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Centralia
Missouri
Edward L. Dowd
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Centralia Country Club
Dowd
America
S. Preston Rockholt
Augusta, Ga
Augusta College
Rockholt
National Cathedral
Washington
Cathedral of All Saints
Albany
N.Y
St. James Episcopal Church
Chicago
Cross Country Bikers Stop Tonight in Mexico
Boy Scout Troop 14 and Poat 140f Sharon Pa will visit Mexico Girl Scouts Troop 250 for an overnight stop before a 2600 mile ride to San Diego Calif from Jacksonville Il. Eight riders ages 14 to 17 plus leader Bill Siefert and family will attend at First Presbyterian Church with ice cream and slides of last year’s trip.
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Sharon
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Jacksonville
Bill Siefert
Seifert
Lawrence M. Barnes Jr
Neil Nielsen
First Presbyterian Church
Idaho
Miami
Fla
San
Diego
Gary Sheppard
Jeri Cay Randolph
Guy Gioedano Jr
John Dever
Janis Baker
Kevin Freidrich
Doyle Lackey
Julie Copeland
Mike Walter
Shari Armstrong
Siefert
Nielsen
Sharon Elks Club
Vandalia Panatw Personal News Highlights Local Faith Services
Religious services were held by Farber Presbyterian Church and Faith Tabernacle Church of Vandalia on Sunday June 25 at 2 00 p m with public invited. Frank Roberts and his family visited Mrs J C Laylin in Vandalia over the weekend from Stillwater Oklahoma. Wayne Hamlett was injured in a ladder fall at C E Refractories near Farber and hospitalized at Audrain Medical Center with a broken back, improving.
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Luluuglgu ViwunMey
Umaaw
Farber Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Church of
Vandalia
Wayne Hamlett
Audrain Medical Center
Tri- County
C&e Refractories
Farber
Mr. Hamlett
Perry Area Personal News Highlights From Local Clubs
Personal news notes list Perry district residents with titles in 1971 and 1972, a second place finish last Saturday, and upcoming community events. Scouts meet at Presbyterian Church June 29 for a Mark Twain State Park hike with a sack lunch. 4-H livestock tour set for June 25 from Unity Club to local farms. Greenlawn Community carry-in supper and tour June 23 at 1:30 pm, supper at 8 pm at David Levings Farm to include multiple local farms. Redbud Garden Club meets June 26 at 7:30 pm at Mrs. Gordon Cole’s home with a roses slides program.
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PERRY
Presbyterian Church
Mark Twain
Eddie Joe Hamill
State Park
Piddletown Busy Bees
Greenlawn Combe
Vunity Club
David Levings
Dean Peery
J. Robinson
J. Pollock
Lawrence Hoyt
Bob Hodges
John Asbury
Kenneth Moss
William Robert Yancey
Dean
Redbud Garden Club
Gordon Cole
Centralia Sisterhood News and New Local Pastor Arrival
Personal News notes members Kritz Ausmus Anderson and Rolfe. Mrs Anderson hosted a meeting. Mrs Bradley led a memorial for Mrs Fred Sames. Sisterhood meetings resume in October. Rev and Mrs Warl Cover arrive as Assembly of God pastor on South Jenkins Street after a two year Gilman City, Missouri assignment. The Covers have two children, Kathy eight and Jim four.
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Kritz
R.E. Ausmus
C.G. Anderson
John Rolfe
Anderson
Bradley
Fred Sames
Sisterhood
Warl Cover
Centralia
Assembly of God Church
South Jenkins Street
Cover
Gilman City
Kathy
Jim
Airman Conklin Graduates Weapons Mechanic Course
Airman Thomas W. Conklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Conklin of Route 4 Mexico, has completed the U S Air Force weapons mechanic course at Lowry AFB Colorado. He trained to load and inspect fighter aircraft weapons and is assigned to U Tapao Airfield Thailand with a Strategic Air Command unit. A 1971 Mexico Senior High School graduate.
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Thomas W. Conklin
Warren E. Conklin
Route 4
Mexico
Lowry Afb
Colo
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
U Tapao
Thailand
Strategic Air Command
Airman
Conklin
French Premier Officiates Son's Civil Wedding in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux Jacques Chaban-Delmas the French premier and Bordeaux mayor presided at the civil wedding of his son Jean Jacques Chaban-Delmas to Diane de Oliveira Cezar in a private town hall ceremony. Both are 23 and students. A religious service will follow. As required by law the civil ceremony preceded the church rite. In line with a government marriage plan the premier gave the couple six classic French works Hugo Balzac and Stendhal paid by the Ministry of Education.
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Bordeaux
France
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Jean Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Diane de Olivei Ia Cezar
Chaban Delmas
Victor Hugo
Balzac
Stendahl
Ministry of Education
Miss Edwards Becomes Bride of Mr. Shepard
In Wellsville a double ring ceremony at Olney Baptist Church joined Miss Patricia Ann Edwards of Middletown and Lonnie Shepard of Wellsville at 7 30 p m on June 9. Rev. Everett Walden officiated as pink blue floral decor and candlelight framed the vows.
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Wellsville
Olney Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Edwards
Middletown
Lonnie Shepard
Everett Walden
Mary Guy Ricks
Folia
Linda
Teresa Edwards
Linda Shepard
Marcie Swarthout
Karen Voss
Gordon Voss
Silex
Jim Edwards
Ledna Voss
Teresa Baker
Mrs. Edwards
Clifford Baker
Karen Rhodes
Debbie McGee
St. Louis
Carolyn John
Kansas City
Glenna Rentfro
Eldon
Wanda Duyel
James Koester
Cyrene
Walter B. Northcutt
Shepard
Wellsville- Middletown
University of Missouri, Columbia
Vietnam
Ralston Purina
Montgomery City
University of Missouri
Columbia
Brently Wood Celebrates 3rd Birthday
Brently Wood, son of Mr and Mrs Noel Wood of 812 South Western Street, turned three on June 19 and celebrated with a party hosted by his parents for his grandparents Leo Erden and Wesley Wood and great-uncle Roy J Hannah. Homemade ice cream and cupcakes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brently Wood
Noel Wood
S. Western St
Leo Erden
Wesley Wood
Roy J. Hannah
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