Wellsville Nursing Home Pledges Progress and Meetings
Haluckette, a nursing home specialist, and architect Burl Sammons will meet the steering committee of the Wellsville proposed nursing home Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at Wells Villa community center. The meeting invites all interested residents as a $10,000 pledge raises the total to $146,500, with Workkers investors seeking more pledges by Tuesday.
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Wellsville
Haluckette
Burl Sammons
Wells Villa
Quincy Trio Indicted For Bombings In Adams County
An Adams County grand jury indicted three Quincy men on murder arson and conspiracy charges in a September 28 explosion that killed Army Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Foster and seriously injured arson investigator Ernie Arenz. Motley's theft of explosives from Western Stone Co. is also charged. Motley 38 Lewis 17 Stock 18 named in indictments.
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Quincy, II
Adams County
Quincy
Army
Robert Motley
Jeffrey Lewis
Stanley Stock
Motley
Lewis
Western Stone Co
Kenneth Foster
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ernie Arenz
Illinois
Colt Industries
Montgomery Man Dilemma Over Sioux Chief Funeral
Joe Keshner of Montgomery City faces a tough call after his longtime friend Chief Red Cloud of the Sioux invites him to a funeral for his wife Laura who died at 94. The 750 to 800 mile trip tests their 50 year friendship forged at a Sioux rodeo and pow wow.
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Montgomery City
Joe Keshner
Joe
Red Cloud
Pineridge
Dakotas
Mr. Keshner
Laura
Keshner
Ogalala Reservation
Denver
Northwest Plaza
OSHA Success Debated Over Missouri Injury Trends
Missouri sees a slight, steady decline in work related injuries and illnesses over three years, sparking debate over OSHA impact. Officials differ on effectiveness while noting definitional inconsistencies and new program growing pains. Missouri's early OSHA year rates were 10.6 per 100 workers versus a national 10.9.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Missouri Division of Workmen's Compensation
Robert Daniel
Division of
Workmen's Compensation
Vincent Wah Camp
Missouri Labor Council
van Camp
Charles Swanson
Associated Industries of Missouri
Daniel
Washington
Workmen's Compensation Division
Robert Farnsworth
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wampanoags press 500 acres demand into Mashpee case
Mashpee Massachusetts faces a federal suit by the Wampanoag Indian Tribe seeking control of Cape Cod land once owned by their ancestors. The tribe, supported by lawyer James St. Clair, targets 16 000 acres in a dispute over historic seizure. Town leaders warn of economic wreckage from cloudy titles and mortgage freezes.
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Mass
Cape Cod
Peter Minuit
James St. Clair
Watergate Fame
Russell Peters
Congress
Massachusetts
Wampanoags
Peters
O’connell
Nevada
Oregon
George Benway
Passamaquoddy
Penobscot
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Southwest Missouri State University
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Ralph Debo
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
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Flushing
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Boston
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