Two Swine Flu Booster Shots Favored For Young Adults
Jefferson City officials report that swine flu immunization director James Donoho advised boosters for ages 18 to 24, aligning with federal guidance. An emergency vaccine request of 1.2 million doses is cut by the federal government to just over 500,000 doses, with distribution expected to begin Friday. Authorities investigate Hardison’s illness to determine transmission.
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Jefferson City
Jerry Giffen
James Donoho
Missouri
Larry Hardison
Concordia
Hardison
PSC Grants General Phone Rate Hike in Missouri
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved about two thirds of General Telephone Co. of the Midwest’s requested rate hike, authorizing a $1.4 million increase. The company serves around 70,000 customers in 46 exchanges. the hike raises most monthly charges about 14 percent and multi party service about 7 percent, effective December 23. An audit of management will begin next May as part of the settlement.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
General Telephone Co
Midwest
General Telephone
PSC
Commission
Free Film At Library Shows King Elephant
The Mexico Audrain County Library will sponsor a free nature documentary for children in grades four to eight. The film King Elephant starts at 2 30 p m and ends at 4 10 p m in the library basement. For questions call Mrs Karl Smith at 581 4940.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Karl Smith
Annual Market Hog Show Planned For Wednesday
The Audrain County Pork Producers and the University of Missouri Extension Center sponsor the annual Market Hog Show to be held next Wednesday, December 1, at 7 p.m. at the Central Missouri Livestock Center.
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Audrain County Pork Producers
University of Missouri Extension Center
Central Missouri Livestock Center
Dale Schnarre
Audrain
Schnarre
Keith Leavitt
University of Missouri
Adoptee Sends Belated Thanks to Judge Gingold
A Maplewood boy, adopted in 1969 with Archie Gingold as Juvenile Court Judge, writes to thank him for allowing the adoption and shares family news. The letter and photo accompany Gingold’s response noting happiness and a donation to help less fortunate children.
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ST. Paul
Archie Gingold
Gingold
British Proposal Pushes Rhodesia Talks Toward Date
Geneva reports say a British plan sets March 1 1978 as the firm transfer date for Rhodesia. Nkomo and Mugabe back a definite deadline, while Muzorewa and Sithole seek to move to transition government negotiations. White Rhodesian and U.S. officials have not commented publicly. Rhodesian sources also claim airfields are being developed ahead of any transfer.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Rhodesia
Joshua Nkomo
Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Britain
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Jan Smith
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Ian Smith
Henry Kissinger
United States
Warning On Bargain CB Prices From FTC Advice
The FTC warns shoppers buying citizens band radios this month about obsolescence as CB channels jump from 23 to 40 next year. About four million 23 channel sets cannot be converted, though some can. Consumers should verify if a 23 channel set will be convertible or if a 40 channel model is needed.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Madman may have known of impending Legionnaire disease
A Pennsylvania Legionnaire testified that a “glassy-eyed” man in a royal blue suit at the state American Legion convention hinted the Legionnaires disease would strike. He recalled the remark “It’s too late. You won’t be saved. The legionnaires are doomed.” Dr. Leonard Bachman, Pennsylvania health secretary, said investigators remain without a cause for the illness that killed 29 and sickened 151 before subsiding.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
George Chiavetta
Lauton
House
Subcommittee On Consumer Protection
John Murphy
D-N.v
Chiavetta
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Bachman
Birth of Jared Wayne Windmann in Kirksville
Mr and Mrs Wayne Windmann of Kirksville announce the birth of a son, Jared Wayne Windmann, seven pounds sixteen ounces, born Monday evening at Grimm Smith Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Johnny Potter of Rush Hill and Mr and Mrs Leslie Windmann of Mexico.
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David Black
Seaburg
Ore
Jessica Bailey Black
Andrew Avery Black
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eugene
Carey
Col
Joe Bailey
Mexico
Joe Black
Grosse Point
Mich
Black
Carol Bailey
Reviow, Inc
Wayne Windmann
Kirksville
Jared Wayne Windmann
Grimm Smith Hospital
Johnny Potter
Rush Hill
Leslie Windmann
Windmann
Uregas
Birth Announcement for Sarah Elizabeth Busken in Montgomery City
Mr and Mrs Gerard M Busken of Montgomery City announce the birth of their daughter Sarah Elizabeth Busken weighing seven pounds eight ounces born today at 1212 am at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Busken works for Ralston Purina Co in Montgomery City.
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Gerard M. Busken
Montgomery City
Sarah Elizabeth Busken
Audrain Medical Center
Busken
Ralston Purina Co
Neil Diamond Ordered Into Drug Program After Bel Air Find
AP reports singer Neil Diamond must finish a six month drug diversion program before a judge decides on a misdemeanor marijuana possession case. Deputies found one ounce of marijuana at his Bel Air home on June 30 after an anonymous tip. Diamond pleads innocent and returns to court May 20 for a possible dismissal.
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Los Angeles
Neil Diamond
Diamond
Bel Air
Louis Feder
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