Drug Council Formed In Centralia T_EDITOR'S NOTE
A Centralia meeting at First Baptist Church formed a drug council to study the problem, educate parents, and plan school programs with hopes of statewide efforts. Attendees included church leaders, school officials, and the Centralia Mental Health Council.
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Drug Council
Centralia
First Baptist Church
Edwin Burris
Centralia Mental Health Council
Family Counseling Service of Columbia
Doctor Shortages Plague Rural Missouri Areas
JEFFERSON CITY Missouri faces a state wide shortage of specialized physicians. In Rolla residents travel 60 miles for ENT care while Norborne with 950 people has only one osteopathic doctor. Rural areas gained just five physicians from 1973 to 1975 and 84 percent of Missouri doctors practice in five metropolitan regions serving 70 percent of the population. The University of Missouri School of Medicine is increasing rural applicants and promoting family practice, but seven training facilities cannot support expanded residency without more funding.
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Jefferson City
Phelps County
Rolla
Missouri
Norborne
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Columbia
Springfield
William Bradshaw
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Bradshaw
Larry Kruse
Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Kruse
University of Missouri Medical School
Unlucky Teasdale Wins The Booby Prize
Governors of five states visited Eureka Springs for a two day fishing event. Kansas Governor Robert Bennett won with under five pounds total catch. Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards weighed 36% pounds but his catch didn’t count for black bass. Arkansas Governor David Pryor hosted and Teasdale received the booby prize after a missed weigh-in. A breakfast meeting linked to a Balanced National Growth Policy conference in Little Rock on Nov 15-16. no formal recommendations were issued.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Missouri
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Robert Bennett
Edwin Edwards
David Pryor
Joseph Teasdale
Pryor
Little Rock
Callaway Circuit Clerk Rankin Retires After 20 Years
Fulton Callaway county circuit clerk Glenn Rankin announced retirement after more than two decades in office. In a resignation letter to Gov. Teasdale he plans to step down January 1, 1978 citing health reasons. Governor will appoint successor with Democratic Committee recommendation.
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Fulton
Hi-Way R-3 Honor Roll Growns List From 1st Quarter
Hi-Way R-3 Elementary School announces its first quarter honor roll for students with a B average or better. Included are fifth graders Marsha Baker and Amy Henderson. sixth graders Darren Gallop Judy Woolridge Kevin Scobee and Teresa Crum. seventh grader Randy Menefee. and eighth graders Kerri Baker Lisa Brown Jay Kerr and Gregg Schroeder.
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Hi-Way
R-3
Marsha Baker
Amy Henderson
Darren Gallop
Judy Woolridge
Kevin Scobee
Teresa Crum
Randy Menefee
Kerri Baker
Lisa Brown
Jay Kerr
Gregg Schroeder
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Centralia Kiwanis Club
Centralia Country Club
Dwight Fay
Mike Dickey
Bill Reinhardt
Jerry Daugherty
Ray Lahmeyer
Missouri State Highway Department
Hallsville
Jim Enlow
Centralia Jaycees
Jaycee
Don Peak
Centralia Club
Gerald Bias
Jon Mechlin
Gene McKenzie
Gene Timmerberg
Randy Adams
Jack Murray
Mr. Bias
Ed Miller
Irvin Cottrill
Gene Timmerhberg
Peak
Centralia Jaycee Club
Centralia Jaycee Wives
Mental Health Council
Poison Center
Pep Enterprises
Dee Sathers
Jim Flink
Bill Bosch
Dan Dziedzic
Sue Yager
Elyne Eisele
Woodstock
Debbie Hatfield
Les England
Bill Edwards
John Kottwitz
Susan Baley
Brenda Jones
Chance Foundation
Charles M. Scrogin
Vandalia
Missouri Division of Water Safety
Dan A
Needham
Scrogin
Mississippi River
Thomas Hill
Living Word Gospel Singing Group
Paris
Wellsvile First
Teasdale
Callaway
Callaway County
Democratic Committee
Logan Pharmacy
Friendship Baptist Church
Hwy
Mexico
Connie Cain
Colombia
America
Miami
Magnatone Dept
P.D. Box
Casselberry, Fla
Cartier Collection
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Aare
Seaton
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