Area Selected For Rural Transportation System
Missouri area in the eight county Mid-Missouri Region was chosen for a federal rural public transportation demonstration. Donald K. Hiskey of the Missouri DOT outlined plans at the Mid-Missouri Council of Governments meeting noting a two year program funded with over 9 million for 1975 and 20 million for 1976.
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Missouri
Mid- Missouri
Donald K. Hiskey
Missouri Department of Transportation
DOT
Mid-Missouri Council of Governments Board of Directors
Hiskey
Department of Transportation
West Virginia
Federal Highway Administration
Board of Directors
Mid-Missouri
Audrain
Boone
Cooper
Howard
Moniteau
Cole
Osage
Callaway
Paris FFA Members Named for State Honor
Four Paris chapter FFA members are recommended for the State Farmers Degree at the Missouri state convention in Columbia on April 18. They are David Kendrick Teresa Sudsberry Jeannie Simpson and Dale Mitchell, the largest group from Paris in a single year.
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Paris
Future Farmers of America
Columbia
David Kendrick
Teresa Sudsberry
Jeannie Simpson
Dale Mitchell
David
Evert Kendrick
South of Paris
Paris High
FFA
Teresa
David Sudsberry
Holliday
Missouri Junior Polled Hereford Association
Paris High School
Three Chosen For Pilgrimage At Jefferson City
Three Mark Twain High School sophomores in Ralls County have been chosen to represent the Federated Clubs of New London and Perry at the Annual Sophomore Pilgrimage in Jefferson City on April 8. Randy Bell, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Matthew Bell of Perry, is one of the trio. Hassell Bell is the brother of Randy.
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Perry
Mark Twain High School
Ralls County
New London
Jefferson City
Randy Bell
Matthew Bell
Hassell
Everett
Corps of Engineers
Stockton Lake
Lorie Morawitz
Riley Morawitz
Center
Lorie
Olivet Christian Church
Tammy Cramlett
Marion Culp
Tammy
F.H.A
New London Christian Church
Nels Joesting
Joesting
Federated Clubs
State Capitol
Transient Survives Six Story Jump
A 4 year old transient jumped from the sixth floor of the Ambassador Theater building in St Louis. He survived after landing on a car trunk whose crumpled lid cushioned the fall. Police reported bruises and possible internal injuries.
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ST. Louis
Gene Kedwell
Roland Young
Ambassador Theater
Redwell
City Hospital
Centralia PTA Meeting Monday
CENTRALIA The Cent ralia PTA will meet Monday at the middle school. Brad Moore, school band instructor, will present a musical program with the sixth, seventh, eighth grade band Students performing. In ob servance of Founder's day, a skit will be presented. There will also be the presentation of the annual life membership to some out standing person. New officers of the PTA will be elected at this meeting. The hospitality committee will serve refreshments and a free child care will be available.
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Centralia
PTA
Brad Moore
Suit Seeks Delay in $32.6 Million Telephone Rate Hike
The Utility Consumers Council of Missouri sues in St. Louis County Circuit Court to reopen hearings and delay the February rate increase granted to Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. The 10 percent rise raises monthly bills and doubles local pay call costs to 20 cents.
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Clayton, Mon
Missouri Consumers Group
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Utility Consumers Council of Missouri
St. Louis County
Missouri Public Service Commission
Regional dinner for 175 officials in Mid-Missouri
About 175 locally elected officials state legislators and agency representatives attended the Mid-Missouri Council of Governments annual banquet at the Jefferson City Ramada Inn. The Full Council amended bylaws approved a 1975-76 budget of 176302 dollars and outlined plans for expanded technical assistance and a new Economic Development Department pending grants. Ralph Smith urged county planning citing growing rural demand for services.
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Mid-Missouri Council of Governments
Jefferson City
Ramada Inn
Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corporation
MMCOG
Ralph Smith
Christopher S. Bond
Smith
Farber City election slate set for April first
Five candidates will appear on the Farber ballot for the April 1 election. Filing by March 14 includes Ralph Lemasters and Edward Lee Bent for the north ward Leroy Rathburn for the south ward Don Crow for mayor and James E Ford for police judge. Aldermen approved election judges Nannie Hull Rosie Brandon Mildred Hull Wilma Herman Mary Prior and Marjorie Williams.
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Farber
Ralph Lemasters
Edward Lee Bent
Leroy Rathburn
Don Crow
James E. Ford
Board of Alderman
Vandalia
Crow
Mexico
John Maple
John Dieckman
Nannie Hull
Rosie Brandon
Mildred Hull
Wilma Herman
Mary Prior
Marjorie Williams
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Paris Ffa
Mrs
Miriam Vanhuis
Tammy Carmiett
Centralia Pta Meeting
Franklin County
Audrain County
Glenn Barnes
John Jesse
Archie Holt
Gloria Girard
R. Waldo Roberts
John Folta
Faye Glass
Johnny Naysmith
Clayton Phears
Noel R. Scott
Laddonia
Harold Pipes
Ken
Rosemary Wyatt
J. W
Beverly Callison
Vandiver Village
Gabe Morris
Robert Riley
Rush Hill
Herman Tolson
Harold Enslen
Ruth Olson
Neil Nielsen
Gilbert Patrick
Sheryl Ligon
Betty Vaughn
Farber City
Arthur L. Mallory
Irvinbilt Company
Chillicothe
Mississippi Valley
Big Bend Blvd
Cox and Hunter
South Fillmore
Kirkwood
Lesco Inc
W. Harry
Wichita
Kansas
Topeka
Missouri Blvd
Arnold Newbanks
Roe Lane
Kansas City
M.F.G. Associates, Inc
Hanley Industrial Court
Overhead Door Co. of
Moberly
Morley
R.D. No
Columbia, Missouri
Fred Bode
Central Missouri Paving Co
Box
Chillicothe Iron and Stee
Calhoun St
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