Use Sweater Or Snuggle To Save Heat
Monday November 5 1973 guide from University of Missouri Columbia engineer Richard Phillips on conserving heat during energy crisis. Advice covers insulating windows delaying radiative heat loss, stopping drafts with storm windows weather stripping and calking, and slowing evaporation by humidifying air. It notes heat production varies with activity from about 1200 BTU during activity to 400 BTU when resting, recommending sweaters or close contact to stay warm.
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Columbia
Richard Phillips
University of Missouri-Columbia Agricultural Engineer
Phillips
Bookmobile schedule for Sturgeon Hatton Auxvasse areas
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Sturgeon on Friday from 9 30 to 10 30 a.m. It will also visit Hatton on Saturday from 9 15 to 10 a.m. and Auxvasse from 10 15 a.m. to 12 15 p.m.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
Hatton
Auxvasse
Low numbered license plates haunt Gov Bond fight
Jefferson City takes note as Governor Bond battles a wave of mail suits and editorials over special low number plates. The dispute centers on plate 1 through 4 digit licenses, held by supporters and foes alike, with a pending class action asking for reissue of 1 248 from 1948.
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Revenue Department
Bond
Governor's Office
Poplar Bluff
Tam
Robert Dallmeyer
Jefferson City
Cole County
Alan Woods
John Dalton
Warren E. Hearnes
James R. Spradling
John Dyke
Montgomery City
Spradling
Moscow Soldiers and Hijacking
Soviet militiamen stormed a hijacked plane over Moscow after five hours of negotiations. They killed one hijacker and overpowered three others, according to the Rheinische Post. Hijackers demanded 1 million dollars and safe conduct to Sweden. No hijackers were identified.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Moscow
Rheinische Post
Russia
Sweden
Troy Chiropractor's License Suspended
Jefferson City AP The Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission ruled 82 year old Troy chiropractor John E. Schroeder may regain his license after a brief suspension. His license was suspended indefinitely and would be reissued Feb 1 if he mails a letter promising not to advertise in violation of state law. The ads in two newspapers were found to aim to inform the public of healing power rather than gain patients, but did increase patronage and violated a 1972 law.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission
John E. Schroeder
Troy
Schroeder
FBI Faces Mystery Over 3 Women On Ten Most Wanted
The FBI cannot locate three women once listed among the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. Dohrn, Saxe, and Power, tied to New Left groups, vanished after 1970 adds while their education and activism contrast with past fugitives. Officials suspect they may be underground or in Canada.
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Washington
FBI
Federal Bureau of — Investigation
Bernardine Rae Dohrn
Susan Edith Saxe
Katherine Ann Power
Boston
Miss Dohrn
Miss Saxe
Miss Power
Ruth Fisemann-Schier
Barbara Jean Mackle
University of Chicago
Miss Saxey
Brandeis University
Canada
Wellsville Personal News Highlights From Page Three
Adults like the cards as a box for collecting them will be in the United Methodist Presbyterian Church narthex. Queen Esther circle of United Methodist Women voted to join a church wide Christmas celebration on December 6. Members discussed the Halloween social and future work. Donations were approved for Lord's Acre, the Children's Home and Ozark Manor. Slides of England Scotland and Ireland were shown by Hallie and Evelyn Penn at the Christian Women's Fellowship. The Hoech family from Clarkston visited WellsVille and plans further travel. Residents of Monroe Manor enjoyed a Halloween party hosted by several local visitors.
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United Methodist - Presbyterian Church
Paul Goshorn
F. A. Zimmann
Queen Esther
United Methodist Women
Joe Jackson
UMW
Lord’s Acre
Children’s Home
Ozark Manor
England
Scotland
Ireland
Hallie
Evelyn Penn
Christian Women's Fellowship
Alan Lott
Hallie Penn
Lola Burgess
Woodhaven
Segal resigns Yale classics post after tenure bid fail
New Haven Conn AP Erich Segal author of Love Story resigns as Yale associate professor of classics effective last June 20. The move follows his failure to gain tenure after a controversy years earlier. He had been offered a senior lectureship in 1972 as a compromise while he continued outside activities tied to his book’s success.
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New Haven
Eagleton Says Nixon May Resign
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri said Nixon may decide resignation is best for the United States if he can no longer govern. He stressed he is not urging the president to quit, despite some calls in Congress.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Eagleton
Nixon
Congress
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