Public Counsel to appeal fuel adjustment ruling
Public Counsel William Barvick plans to appeal a Cole County Circuit Court decision upholding the PSC authority to permit automatic electric utility rate hikes for fuel costs. He will review Judge Byron Kinder’s three page order before deciding. The PSC staff is auditing several utilities to check for misapplied fuel adjustment charges and potential overcharges.
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PSC Public Counsel
Jenverson City
William Barvick
Cole County
Public Service Commission
Barvick
PSC
Byron Kinder
Circuit Court
Kinder
Commission
Utility Consumers Council of Missouri
Troop 36 Holds Court of Honor at First Christian Church
Scout Troop 36 organized by First Christian Church held a court of honor in the church fellowship hall. Scoutmaster Harold Adams and assistant Bill Adams led the ceremony with Tory Todd opening and introducing new leaders led by Randy Gooch. Awards covered Tenderfoot to Life ranks, merit badges, and pins. The troop plans a Camp Thunderbird visit June 12 week and celebrated 50 year sponsor recognition for the church with an emblem for the troop flag.
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First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Harold Adams
Bill Adams
Tory Todd
Randy Gooch
Mike Pasley
Kevin Vaniandingham
Doug Nichols
Jeff Schlager
Jim Schulte
Mike Peak
Jeff Snell
Pat Lottingville
Kevin Elliott
Lance Lierheimer
Barry Dalton
Ed Pasley
Brad Barnes
Eddie Wolfe
Kevin Travis
Marvin Lipe
Phil Martin
Steve Schulte
Todd Peak
Phil Marley
Pat Loutinville
Dewayne Jefferson
David Schlager
Camp Thunderbird
Interco Closes Arkansas Shoe Plant in Conway
The International Shoe Co will close its Conway Arkansas plant, cutting about 300 jobs. Ralph DelLew, VP for industrial relations, cited competition from imported shoes and cheaper labor abroad, noting Taiwan makers can supply the same type at lower cost.
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Conway, Ark
International Shoe Co
Conway
Ralph DelLew
DeLew
Taiwan
Bean Planting Nears Completion in Missouri Fields
Columbia Missouri AP report notes soybean planting about 80 percent done, ahead of normal as last week push continues. Winter wheat coloring early, nearly a week ahead of schedule according to the Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Letters Protest Prison Site in Liberty Missouri
More than 3000 residents wrote in to a legislative conference committee studying a proposed medium security prison for Birmingham Bottoms in Clay County. Liberty Mayor Sam Carter led the opposition stating the panel should count the letters and heed community views. Gov Teasdale supported urban location but warned against a veto while the panel works out funding bill differences.
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Jefferson City
Mac
Legislative Conference Committee
Kansas City
Liberty
Sam Carter
Birmingham Bottoms
Clay County
Carter
Senate
Mid
Missouri
Joseph Teasdale
Teasdale
Social Services
James Walsh
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Interco
Ark
Sport Shinto
Spirit of St
Paris
le Bourget
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lawrence Drug
Cline
Kroehler
Rowe
Bassett
Pulaski
Stanley
Sealy
Simmons
Dixie
Singer
Broyhill
Hammary
Keller
Lane
Monroe
Mexico
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