Vandalia City Council mulls annexation west area
After an hours delay due to election tabulations Vandalia officials opened with annexation. Residents Paul Galloway Al Wortman and Randall Breneman led opposition via attorney Jim Cafer urging exclusion of land west of Vandalia to avoid undermining terras. Council moves to limit suit to Booker St area with consent from others.
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al Wortman
Randall Brenéman
Jim Cafer
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Audtain County
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Booker Street
Jim Jungers
Booker St
Verle Porter
Missouri Municipal League
Hannibal Holiday Inn
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A.J. Cervantes
Orlon Kurz
Ray Callanan
Vandalia Lumben Company
Roger Chapman
Robert Bogue
Lewis Adams
Nelson Brown
Melvin Yates Jr
Everett Griggs
Aux Will Do Follies In 1972 at Audrain Hospital
The Audrain Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor the 1972 Red Stocking Follies after an executive board vote held in the Mental Health Center conference room. Hospital administrator Woodrow Lee reported progress on the long term care facility project and several chairmen were urged to submit notices to the Pink Slip by Friday, Nov 13.
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William B. Neate
Phil Johnston
James Gallaher
Elwood Smiley
Byrnes Hawthorne
Woodrow Lee
Thomas M. “Hodges
Ruth Barton
Alfred Durham
J. B.webber
Forest Noel
Roy Kent
Louis Boyes
J. A. Crookston
Clarence Erdel
H. Nesheim
Jack Davis
Truman Votes as He Says He Feels Fine
Former President Harry S. Truman, 86, made a rare public appearance to vote in Independence, arriving by auto at Memorial Building. He told reporters he was feeling fine with some problems being taken care of and shook hands with several children as he left.
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Precinct By Precinct Contests in Audrain County
In Audrain County precinct results show contests across multiple districts with votes tallied by polling area. The 51st and 61st precincts reported near even splits, while the 118 ay and 2630 lines appear as tally references.
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Missouri Amends Home Rule and Sessions. Tax Measures Fail
Missouri voters approved three constitutional changes extending home rule to St. Louis County, allowing annual legislative sessions, and letting districts keep current levies if tax hikes fail. A pension reform proposal was defeated 654,768 to 193,958. A school tax amendment to raise the levy failed, while a related measure allowing revert to current rates passed by about 200,000 votes.
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Dented Secret Service limo shown to newsmen after San Jose attack
In SANCLEMENTS California the Secret Service displayed damage to President Nixon's limousine as proof of a rock and missile-throwing protest during a San Jose appearance. Officials said the vehicle likely took multiple hits while passing a gauntlet of demonstrators.
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Jane Fonda Faces Charge of Assault
Actress Jane Fonda appeared before a judge on an assault charge linked to a disturbance at Hopkins International Airport during her arrest on a pill smuggling case. U.S. officials reported a large quantity of pills and capsules found in her baggage as the case proceeded with a preliminary hearing looming.
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Governors Race Results by Associated Press Snapshot
A dense table lists governor race results across states with candidate tallies. It names incumbents and party affiliations, showing vote totals for Democrats and Republicans in states such as New York Ohio California Texas Florida Georgia and more, highlighting margins and elected winners.
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Domenici Kinge
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DeSmone Licht-I Ct
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Watson Weste Fla
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Tenn
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King Burns-le
Tex
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Samlsn-I Andruse
Davis-le Obrien Town
Ray-Ie Fulton
Mass
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Mexico Kiwanis List Eight City Improvement Aims
Mexico Kiwanis outlined eight goals to boost the city including jobs, downtown beautification, a new middle school and junior college, more tourism, free downtown parking, liquor by the drink, and improved store clerk attitudes. Jim Stowe of the Chamber urged member ideas to support these improvements and said the Chamber is the voice of business. Guests included Scott Wright, Pat Kelly, Joh Freeman, and Larry Inlow.
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Mexico Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
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Columbia
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Kelly
Joh Freeman
Larry Inlow
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