Hanstein, Preas To New Positions At Green Refractories
Edward L. Hanstein is appointed laboratory administrator and Don L. Preas named quality control supervisor at the Fulton plant of A P Green Refractories Co. Hanstein, a Fulton veteran since 1947, will lead technicians in laboratory tests for quality control pilot prospecting and R D, with prior posts in inspection and research. Preas, a 1988 recruit and Virginia Tech B S ceramic engineer, will oversee quality control and burning, part of a long record in plant quality work and industry groups. The moves place both executives in key Fulton plant leadership, with family details and local civic involvement noted.
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A.P. Green Refractories Co
Edward L.hanstein
Don L. Preas
Fulton
Hanstein
Oran
Salt River Christian Church
Oran Lions Club
Oran Chamber of Commerce
Frances
Woodlawn
Bob Stephenson
Great Bend
Kan
Edward Jr
Shirley
Green Company
Barry
Preas
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Harbison-Walker- Fulton
Corning Glass Works
Blacksburg
U.S. Army
Roanoke
American Ceramic Society
National Institute of Ceramic Engineers
Keramos
Ceramic Engineers
Big Brother
Big Sister Inc
Mexico
Mexico Colt
Marilyn
Aaron
Route 2
Wendy Yoshimura
Steve Soliah
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Terence Hullinan
U.S. District Court
Oliver Carter
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning
the Tribune
Charles de Brettville
Bank of California
Pg&e
Harrises
de Brettville
Woodside
Calif
Hartford
Kim Everett Award Goes To Salem Student
A Kim Everett Memorial Award was given to Dale Gene Metcalf of Salem Mo at Central Methodist College Fayette during halftime of the football game with Southern State College of Arkansas. The award honors the late Kim Everett, a Central Methodist student killed by lightning in 1973, and goes to the outstanding member of the previous year's freshman class. Everett, son of Mrs C J Myers, was a leader elected class president and a student senator.
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Fayette
Kim Everett
Mexico
Dale Gene Metcalf
Salem
Central Methodist College- Southern State College of Arkansas
Central Methodist
Everett
C.J. Myers
W. Vine
Bicentennial Youth Art Workshop Enrolment Tonight
A two hour university offered session at Mexico High School starts at 7 30 p m for all ages to learn local art heritage including town history family cookbooks quilts and folk techniques. The course invites students and adults alike not limited to gifted artists.
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Mexico High School
University of Missouri
Grade School Girls Get Male Football Coach
Phoenix AP report on Buzz Estrada coaching fourth to sixth grade girls PE at T.G. Barr Elementary. He notes Title IX hints, says girls can play football and that a mother once feared femininity, while boys worry about losing field space and status as girls request more time on the gridiron. 11-year-old Arlene Parker says girls can play and hopes to beat the boys.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Buzz Estrada
Estrada
T.G. Barr
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
P.E
Arlene Parker
Guerrillas Rob Pay Office in Barcelona with $600000
Three men and two women armed with submachine guns robbed the social security pay office in Barcelona, wounding two guards seriously and one guard reportedly dying. Disguised as doctors and nurses, the robbers fled to waiting cars after opening fire at entrance guards.
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Madrid
Spain
Spanish
Social Security Administration
Barcelona
Revolutionary
Patriotic Front
FRAP
Europe
Carlos Arias Navarro
Extortionists Put Time Bombs In Gas Tanks
In Pittsburgh three underground gasoline tanks held pipe bombs with time-delay fuses as part of an extortion plot against major oil firms. Two suspects were arrested in connection with threats to Gulf Oil Corp. and other companies, with $6.5 million demanded in letters.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Paul Douglass Methven
Virginia Beach
Larry Shaffer
Chicago
Norfolk
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Texaco
Hearst Turned Down Ride Home Says Rolling Stone Editor
SAN FRANCISCO AP Patricia Hearst rode cross country with sports activist Jack Scott four months after her kidnapping and at one point declined his offer to drive her anywhere including home. Rolling Stone reporters cite unidentified sources about her trip to the East Coast to meet SLA members.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Jack Scott
Scott
Rolling Stone Magazine
Miss Hearst
SLA
Howard Kohn
David Weir
Patty Hearst
Harrises
Berkeley
Tania
Donald DeFreeze
Cinque
Hearst
Bill
Emily Harris
Los Angeles
Scotts
New York City
Weir
Wendy Yoshimura
New York
Pennsylvania
Micki
Kohn
Steven Weed
DeFreeze
Nancy Ling Perry
Willie Wolfe
California
Kathleen Soliah
Steve
Mo Republicans Net Between Seventy and Seventy Five Thousand
Proceeds from President Ford's Missouri visit will top seventy thousand and may reach seventy five thousand, easing a 30000 loan and boosting party funds. Two high profile performances by Glenn Campbell and a Reagan visit are planned to further raise money for the GOP treasury in Missouri.
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Columbia
Ford
Missouri
Republican Party
al Fleischer
GOP
St. Louis
Kansas City
Clair Elsberry
State Committee
Elsberry
Glenn Campbell
California
Ronald Reagan
Walkathon for CROP Raises $750 Despite Rain
Reverend Charles Olson notes 34 walkers from ages four to 28 completed eight miles in two hours amid drizzle and rain. Donations tied to miles surpassed by some, with top sponsors Madge Davis and Matthew Lukas collecting $105.82 and $80.80 respectively from 40 and 27 sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Christian Overseas Relief Program
Olson
First Presbyterian Church
Madge Davis
Leonard Davis
Matthew Lukas
Luke Lukas
Joplin Rain Dominates Missouri Weather Summary
Eastern Missouri saw lingering showers with Joplin recording 1.34 inches in 24 hours ending 7 a.m. today. Springfield logged over an inch. Temperatures ranged from the 60s northeast to mid 70s elsewhere with clears tonight. Highs Tuesday in the 70s, partly cloudy. Lows 46 to 55, varied by city.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Joplin
Springfield
National Weather Service
West Plains
Columbia
Monett
St. Louis
Vichy
Strikes Drag On In Boston And Across States
AP reports more than a quarter million pupils lack an effective system as teachers strike in Boston enters a second week and smaller walkouts continue in New York Illinois Pennsylvania Delaware Massachusetts Indiana. Ohio districts threaten action and wage disputes drive actions in Brecksville and Williamsville New York.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ohio
South Euclid-Lyndhurst
Brecksville
Cleveland
Saatee
Williamsville
N. Y
Buffalo
New York State
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Hoboken
Parsippany-Troy Hills
Wilmington
Del
Sauk Village
Chicago
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Edward L. Hanstein
Francisco Franco
Guipuzcoa
San Sebastian
Vizcaya
Navarre
Algoria
Scandinavia
Greece
Oporto
Lisbon
Geneva
Hague
Ankara
Turkey
European Economic Community
Olof Palme
Luis Echeverria
United Nations
U.S. State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Pedro Cortina Mauri
U.S
Great Salt Mountain
Minneapolis Highway Department
Rolling Stone
Heart
Patricia Tobin
Carter
Bailey
Browning
Walkathon
Liberty
Reg. Price
Elzzza
South Trails
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