Explosion rocks Wainwright Building in St. Louis
An ammonia gas leak triggered a blast at the 81 year old Wainwright Building injuring about 40 people including policemen firefighters and bystanders. The blast damaged the rear wall shattered windows and sent workers and evacuees to four area hospitals.
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Symington Threatens Funds Over Transparency
Washington Senator Stuart Symington warned Congress may withhold funds for administration programs until the Nixon administration fully discloses information. He cited State and Defense information gaps and GAO audit denial of a $250 million Lockheed loan guarantee, urging Congress to wield the power of the purse to compel truth. He also said tentative planning data and Treasury documents on World Bank lending were being kept from committees.
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Montgomery Girl Scout Day Camp Plans Pending Near Montgomery
Montgomery Girl Scouts and Brownies from Montgomery City and Bellflower announce a Day Camp the week of June 20 to 30 at the Montgomery fairgrounds from 9 am to 3 pm daily. Miss Mary Wyatt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Wyatt, serves as counselor at Missouri Girls State in Columbia this week, now in its 31st session begun 35 years ago. Mary attended Girls State in 1969 and is a college student and member of Robert Graham Unit 277 of the American Legion.
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Farber church picnic at Daniel Park July 1
The Farber Baptist Sunday School and Church plans a carry-in picnic at Daniel Park Vandalia on Saturday July 1 at 6 00 p m All members urged to attend with families Jim Callen left Sunday for Lawrence Kan where he has work and will return to school this fall He has been staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Callen since surgery at Audrain Medical Center in May
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Cantrell Says State Has $20 Million Extra
Cantrell says Missouri finished the 1972 budget year with about $20 million over expenses and urges Gov Hearnes to seek a September special session. He seeks $12 million in various appropriations including state aid to junior colleges and higher nursing home payments, plus Medicaid and Medicare boosts. He notes nursing homes face a crisis due to new federal rules and wants funds and federal matching to aid the facilities.
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Boy Nearly Dies In Load of Wheat
Ten year old Randy Brewer of Stafford Kansas survived a grain rescue after climbing onto a wheat laden truck bed. The boy’s brother Bruce raised the bed and Randy, trapped in grain, inhaled kernels leading to a lengthy operation removing thirty one kernels from his lungs and nose. He remains in Hutchinson hospital but vows not to ride on loads again.
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Donkeys face eviction in Cripple Creek tourist flap
In Cripple Creek Colorado the City Council voted to enforce a 1902 ordinance banning livestock on streets opposing a citizens group that wants the 18 or so burros left free as a tourist attraction Local donkeys owned by residents roam freely drawing mixed opinions from residents and tourists with controversy over safety and humane concerns spreading to nearby Victor Colorado where officials expect no drastic action.
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Associated Press
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Lillian Clapp
Cemetery Meeting for Perche Cemetery Association
Persons interested in forming a Perche Cemetery Association are invited to a meeting at 2 30 p m on July 23 at the Perche Church four miles north of Harrisburg.
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Personal News of Centralia continues with local rotates
Centralia society notes record Eugene Phillippe of Sturgeon joining his wife at Fort Hood Texas on July 1. Hostesses include Mrs. Mansfield McNaghten Briley. Friendship Night set for June 10 at Odd Fellow Hall with Jefferson City District Lodges invited. Program in charge of Mrs. Dodson Rivers Wheeler. Refreshments by several local ladies. Plans for visits by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to Arrow Rock soon. June 20 wedding shower for Roy and Mrs. Hombs at city hall recreation room by Rebekah members. Mrs. Bevard and Mrs. Thornley visited Des Moines to see former Centralia resident Mrs. Gené Hally, now in San Mateo California, visiting relatives in the Midwest.
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Phyllis) Phillippe
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