Suit Charges Former Head Of Soldiers Home
The Missouri attorney general sues former St James Soldiers Home superintendent O B Rogers for 41155 in items and 40000 in punitive damages. Allegations include personal use of home items, personal long distance calls charged to the state, and fictitious invoices. Travelers Indemnity Co. named as bond holder.
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Jefferson City
Phelps County Circuit Court
Attorney General's Office
Federal Soldiers Home
St. James
John C. Danforth
Danforth
O.B
Jack’ Rogers
Rogers
Christopher S. Bond
Highway Patrol
Warren E. Hearnes
Travelers Indemnity Co
Ralston Recalls Canned Tuna After Fatal Poisoning Report
Ralston Purina Co recalls about 24 000 cans of Chicken of the Sea tuna packed in September 1972 after a Moline Illinois area death linked to suspected food poisoning. The voluntary recall covers about 1 000 cases distributed in the Chicago region. authorities say no confirmed link and no forced action.
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ST. Louis
Ralston Purina Co
Moline
Chicago
Ralston
Jim Shaw
Rock Island County
Ill
Mildred Redts
Personal News of Hatton Continued From Page 3
Hatton residents share social visits as Mefford, Lowry, Yeater and other local families entertained guests and celebrated birthdays. Mrs. Lowry and Mr. Heaton mark twins birthdays during Vandalia trip. Card nights at Hatton Community Hall bring long lists of local families together.
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Mefford
A. L. Mefford
Louisiana
Jerry Mefford
Central Missouri State University
Sonny Mefford
Phyllis Early
Walter Lowry
Vandalia
Edwin Heaton
Mrs. Lowry
Mr. Heaton
Hatton
John Buchanan
Vernon Ratekin
Andy Fry
Kathy
Charley
George
Paul Reid
Martin Dudley
Larkin Poff
Cecil Eggleston
Dewayne
Sharon
Bill Sobba
Gay Yeater
Howard Davis
Hadley Linnenbringer
Hershel
Herbert Duffy
Martha Mitchell Says She Was Half-Crucified
Martha Mitchell says she was half crucified by the White House after Watergate, testifying in a civil case. She recalled public demand that her husband quit as Nixon campaign manager and said top White House figures pushed the insane rumor about her. Mitchell, and her husband, faced statements about meetings and vetoed schemes, with detectives noting Magruder’s role and Dean’s firing.
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New York
Martha Mitchell
White House
Nixon
Democratic Party
Washington
Watergate Complex
Mitchell
J Peste
Jeb Stuart Magruder
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Mrs. Mitchell
John W. Dean
Dean
Independent Gas Dealers Press Nixon for Help with Shortages
AP report notes independent gasoline stations facing shutdowns due to shortages as Nixon gains authority to allocate oil products via a Democratic amendment. Sen Eagleton leads efforts to shield independents, who supply about 25 percent of the market, amid fears of concentration among major integrated oil firms. Sen Hart highlights independents as efficient price controllers. Separate Moss measure seeks guaranteed supply from big oil regardless of presidential action.
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Washington
Nixon
Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Midwest
Kansas City
Hart
Sen
Frank Moss
Utah
Missouri Bribery Probe Ties to Revenue Office
Former governor Warren E Hearnes condemns a federal sales tax evasion probe as politically motivated as investigators look into possible bribes within the Missouri Revenue Department. The St Louis Globe Democrat cites a Jefferson City dispatch noting millions may be involved and that Hearnes criticizes authorities for not warning his administration about corrupt employees.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Missouri Revenue Department
Hearnes
James Spradling
Jefferson City
Revenue Department
Wellsville Personal News With School Menu Highlights
Students and families gathered for class notes on body systems with named students and teachers. The Wellsville Middletown R 1 menu cycle lists weekly meals for Jr Sr High, Wellsville Elementary, and Middletown Elementary, detailing daily options from ravioli to fish sandwiches and desserts.
Tourist slain by two snipers in Fisherman’s Wharf
A 23 year old Illinois tourist, James W. Hooge of Berwyn, was shot to death by two men in a parked car as he walked with his wife and aunt near Beach and Leavenworth in Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco. Police said he died Thursday night from internal injuries after being shot through the right shoulder.
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San Francisco
Ilinois
James W. Hooge
Berwyn
Iil
Beach
Leavenworth
Fisherman’s Wharf
Jerry Foster
School Lunch Menu Highlights
A daily offering includes a sandwich with lettuce and buttered potatoes with corn spinach mixed fruit and milk. Friday features fish relish potato salad pineapple cup cake and milk.
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Wellsville
Middletown
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Adkisson Plumbing & Heating
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Mexico
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C. D. Miller
J. B. Maupin
Jason
Marshall Jones
John Lowry
Lowry
Glenn Crawford
Bryan
Harold McCarty
Howard McCarty
George McCarty
Senate
Clark
Iowa
Eagleton
Hughes
Symington
A&b Prescription Landmark Building
Full Service Prescription Dept
Bob Ligon
Mert Bancroft
Logan Pharmacy
North Side Square
Woodson
Crystal Crouch
Joan Hagemier
Nancy Jennings
Barry Leverett
Doyle Ragsdell
Rebecca Lewis
Charlotte Gastler
Allen Robinson
Terry Dodson
Island of Langerhan
Cindy Morris
Patricia Grimwood
Robert Bastean
Tony Walton
Donald von Vain
Claude Peery
Raymond Woodson
William Boettcher
Lester Gearhart
Beets
Charles Swarthout
Henry Parrish
Davis Chiropractic Office
Tiller
N. Jefferson
aRee
Bulova
Wovwll
Mexico, Mo
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Carroll Motor
Ford
Country Squire
Torino
Carroll Motor Company
West Liberty Rico
Pinto Squire
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