Donnelly Ends 30 Year MPL Service
Charles W. Donnelly, electric meter tester for Missouri Power & Light Co., Mexico district, retires June 1 after starting as a meter reader in February 1947 and becoming tester in 1948. He lives in Chevy Chase Apt 2 Mexico and will stay in the area.
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Charles W. Donnelly
Missouri Power & Light Co
Mexico
Mr. Donnelly
Chevy Chase
Apt. 2
St. Brendan
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
St. Brendan Catholic Church
American Legion Post No
MPS
Mexico District
Donnelly
Mexico Area
Personal News Of Laddonia Continues In June Meeting
Mrs Calvin Webber hosted a Laddonia club gathering with Mrs Richard Webber presiding and Mrs Larry Hoyt leading devotion. Program on Macrame by Phillip Christopher. Mystery Pal gift to Hoyt. Next meeting June 15 at 1 30 with Jack Stuart as hostess Flowering Arranging to be the program. Refreshments by Mrs Richard Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Webber
Richard Webber
Larry Hoyt
Phillip Christopher
Bar! Webber
Robert Ellis
J. O. Hobbs
Lawrence Hoyt
Melvin Hoyt
Larry Hoty
Carl Jaquith
John McCord
C. C. Schlemmer
Eddie Stone
Jack Stuart
Joe Toesser
Amtrak Offers Free Rides for Kids in Nine Cities
Amtrak will give free train rides to children ages two through eleven starting June 1 in nine cities. The program aims to boost family travel and rail ridership across the national network.
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Washington
Amtrak
Congress weighs tuna porpoise limits in House debate
Congress returns to face a tuna porpoise issue with a California Republican seeking to curb porpoise deaths by tuna fleets. House proposals set annual limits around 74,900, while the Senate considers broader energy department restructuring and price controls. McCloskey proposes stricter porpoise caps, Conyers pushes for foreign oil purchasing authority.
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Washington
California
House
Carter
Department of Energy
Senate
Paul McCloskey
McCloskey
John M. Murphy
Dn.y
U.S. Pacific
Federal Power Commission
Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
Department
Congress
Sion
Energy Regulatory Board
John Conyers
D-Mich
Government Operations Committee
White House
Conyers
Taxpayers Urge Simpler Tax Forms Under IRS Review
Washington AP Hundreds of letters pour into tax offices as the IRS asks for input on form review. About 470 people have offered suggestions, with many stressing form simplicity and fairness. Some call for testing forms, others urge new forms written by a citizen committee.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Mike Gallagher
Gallagher
Congress
Edward J. Hauck
New Port Richey, Fla
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