Fatal Crash On 54 Near Osage Beach
The Associated Press reports at least ten people died in Missouri traffic crashes over the weekend. Calvin Martin Hine, 58, of Osage Beach, was killed when his car left Highway 54, rolled down a rock embankment, and overturned. he died at the scene. Other fatalities included Robert Jenkins, 31, of Inglewood, California in Kansas City. a Decatur, Tr. couple and a Matthews, Mo. man in an I-55 collision in southeast Missouri. Linzele Parker, 33, Robert Finney, 28, and Kay Finney, 27. Oliver King, 48, of Callao. Donald Faught, 45, of Atlanta, Mo.. Jennie Burkhart, 43, of Macon. Jerry R. Heather, 35, of Springfield, in a U.S. 65 crash near Sedalia. and Ricky Lee Hicks, 19, of Long Lane, in a U.S. 65 crash near Buffalo.
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Linzele Parker
Robert Finney
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Callao
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Oliver King
Donald Faught
Atlanta
Jennie Burkhart
Macon
Springfield
Jerry R. Heather
U.S. 65
Sedalia
Ricky’ Lee Hicks
Long Lane
Buffalo
More Than 600 Die On Thanksgiving Highway Toll
CHICAGO AP. The National Safety Council estimates between 620 and 720 people may be killed on the nation's highways over the 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend. Injuries could range from 27 000 to 32 000. The council notes no own count, citing 651 fatalities in 1970 and The AP tally of 646. the highest toll was 764 in 1968.
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Wranglers Elect New Officers
Five officers and two board members were elected at the Wrangler Saddle Club meeting on November 18 in the Courthouse Community Room. New officers are Raymond Smiley as president Howard Hinze as vice president Nancy Arnold as secretary Maxine Johnson as treasurer and Sarah Smoot as reporter. New board members are Larry Smoot and Nellis Kostenburg. The awards banquet and dance will be held November 27 at 6 30 p m at the American Legion Hall.
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Nellis Kostenburg
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Tips On Handling Frozen Turkey
ST. LOUIS AP reports Dr. William C. Banton II the city health commissioner offers tips to prevent food poisoning during Thanksgiving. Thaw frozen turkeys and ducks at 45 degrees or keep fresh fowl refrigerated at 45 until ready for stuffing and cooking. Do not store dressing inside the bird as warm stuffing can harbor germs. Prepare dressing just before cooking and refrigerate leftovers immediately to slow bacterial growth.
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