Laddonia Jaycees Plan Spooky House
Laddonia Jaycee Wives held their Oct meeting at the Jaycee Hall. Reports on changes to the year program, newcomer contacts, drug abuse program, PTA thanks, and a $10 donation for underprivileged eye glasses are included. Spooky House set for Oct 27 and 31 with work nights Oct 16 19 21 and 23.
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Laddonia
Laddonia Jaycee Hall
Phillip Christopher
Ellis
Alvin Waener
Alvin Wagner
Moberly Training Center
Tipton
Butler Evans
Bruce Ashlock
PTA
Robert Ellis
Carl Davidson
Dale Raleigh
Wayne Sims
Marty Fennewald
Charles O'Brien Elected Centralia Legion Head
Centralia officers elected at the Oct 16 American Legion meeting include Charles W. O’Brien as commander with Leon Bise Ottis Willis and others filling posts. Next meeting set for Nov 20 at the Legion Home.
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Centralia
American Legion
Charles W. O’brien
Leon Bise
Ottis Willis
Donald Dorman
Joe Ingram
Raymond L. Robertson
D. E. Bethell
Floyd Nichols
Marvin O. Hombs
Legion
Jolly 16 Club
Wayne’Brien
George Creel
Keith Davis
David Reams
Gary Stowers
Wayne Benoit
Eddie Chamberlain
Ideas Offered For Legislature
ST. LOUIS AP Shorter legislative sessions raised salaries and tighter lobbyist controls were urged at a public hearing on Missouri reforms. The regional hearing was the final of six by a legislative citizens advisory committee. Proposals included a stronger lobbyist law, economic disclosure by lawmakers, and shorter sessions. The panel will present findings in January.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Legislative Citizens Advisory Committee
Charles E. Walier
Christopher Bond
Valier
Teamsters Union
Max Abboud
Sue Shear
Missouri Public Expenditure
Barney
Changes On 1 70 Up For Hearing At Wright City
The Missouri State Highway Department will hold a public hearing Thursday Oct 24 at 10 a.m. at Big Boy's Restaurant on the I 70 south outer road in Wright City Warren County to discuss planned improvements on Interstate 70 including reconstructing an interchange facility between the current ramps.
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Wright City
Missouri State Highway Department
Warren County
Big Boy’s
Monroe Ambulance District Seeks Land Lists Rates
Monroe County Ambulance District has filed to annex a Shelby County strip and posted trip rates: 20 dollars per pickup per patient within a county, plus 20 dollars for each additional county, 40 dollars to Audrain Medical Center in Columbia, 60 dollars elsewhere. Home return at half price. oxygen three, cold packs two, obstetric kits seven. Hearing plans to present project details for a two-part construction near Wright City with a pedestrian overpass, and a one-half diamond interchange near Route H. District engineer Frank G. Kriz says maps and environmental materials will be available at the district office, 329 South Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood.
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Paris
Monroe County
Shelby County
Monroe
Audrain Medical Center
Columbia
Wright City
Frank G. Kriz
Commission
Kirkwood Road
Kirkwood
Leadbelt Living Raises Alarm Over Birth Abnormalities
University of Missouri researcher Dr. Mostapa Fahim reports preliminary findings linking residence in Missouri's lead belt to higher rates of mental retardation and premature birth among pregnant women and children. He cites a 500-woman study and county data, while state health officials urge cautious follow up and note no current widespread lead-health problem in Missouri.
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Bob Fice
Associated Press
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Missouri
Mostapa Fahim
University Medical School
Department of
Carter County
Madison
Wayne
Fahim
Lead Belt
Boone County
Herbert Domke
Kellogg
Idaho
el Paso
Tex
National Institute of Health
March of Dimes Foundation
Domke
State Air Conservation Commission
Ivan Lowsley
Rolla
Herculaneum
Glover
Bixby
Shell
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Effort May Save Warren's Big Tree
In Warren County a 200-year-old chinquapin tree on Charrette Creek faces relocation of Route 94. James Jackson, a St. Louis area teacher, notes the scenic river route designation conflicts with tree removal while the Missouri River road project progresses. The tree measures 31 feet in circumference and sits near Lone Oak west of the Daniel Boone grave site.
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Warrenton
Warren County
James Jackson
St. Louis
Marthasville
State Highway Department
Jackson
Charrette Creek
Lone Oak
Daniel Boone
Northeast Missouri State crowns homecoming queen
Jane Kendrick a 20 year old junior from Monroe City was crowned homecoming queen at Northeast Missouri State University. She received the crown during ceremonies Thursday night from last year’s queen Lori Peterson of Marion Iowa. Attendants named Thursday night were Julie Madsen of Kirksville and Becky Rives of Paris Missouri.
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Kirksville, Mo
Jane Kendrick
Monroe City
Northeast Missouri State University
Lori Peterson
Marion
Iowa
Julie Madsen
Kirksville
Becky Rives
Paris, Mo
Mark Twain Board Approves Industrial Arts Shed Project
The Ralls County R I District board approved industrial arts instructor Jim Lewellen to build a storage shed for advanced classes, with work limited to shop hours. Prices for buses, fuel, milk, and supplies were reviewed, and Robin Beshears was named Junior High Tiger of the week for Sept 30 to Oct 4 after supporting the Mark Twain Palmyra game. A foliage tour along Highway 79 from Louisiana to Hannibal is planned Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. with hospitality centers in both towns.
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Perry
Board of Education
Ralls County
Jim Lewellen
Grey
Monroe City
Robin Beshears
Robert Beshears
New London
Robin
Louisiana
Highway 79
Hannibal
Forester
Art Luchland
Surtax Faulted By Business Dean
Kansas City AP President Ford proposes a five percent surtax on incomes over 7500 for individuals and 15000 for families. Dr Joseph Pichler dean of the KU business school argues the tax should start at higher brackets, suggesting thresholds of 10000 to 12000 for individuals and 22000 to 23000 for families.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ford
Business School
University of Kansas
Joseph Pichler
Woman Struck in Eye by Flying Gallstone Fragment
Mrs. Loreta McIntyre of Moberly was visiting Springfield’s Cox Medical Center when a fragment from a large gallstone flew up and injured her eye. She described the accident as unlikely to recur and noted the stones had been placed for viewing after her daughter’s surgery.
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Moberly
Loreta McIntyre
Cox Medical Center
Springfield
Moberly Monitor Index
Monitor-Index
McIntyre
McIntyre Hore
South Clark
Hershel Williams Jr
Springfield Medical Facility
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Greece
Harry S. Truman
Charles O’brien
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Rotarians
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University
Centralia ‘Women’s Progressive Association
Boone
WPA
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Garret Hasekamp
Mary Ingram
Tri Delta Club
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C. L. Hooper
Dee Daughtery
Art Kalip
Harold Cox
Esther Cwf
Ronald Anderson
Africa
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Eden Theological Seminary
Christian Women and
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Glen Mayes
Paul Sturgeon
Mara
Monroe Ambulance District Seeks Land Lists
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Mont
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Clark
Mexico, Mo
Court House
Audrain
Warren
Time For
Doris E. Hamilton
Recorder OF Deeds
Audrain County
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Audrain Republican Committee
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Belte Garner
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