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JEFFERSON CITYMISSOURI 6510)
, Commissioners:January 9, 1970
WilliAM R. CLARK
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Chairman
. CHARLES J. FAIN
MARVIN E. JONES
'HOWARD ELLIOTT, JR.
WILLARD C. REINE
I. SAM L. MANLEY• Secreta.ry
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TO: The Honorable Warren E. Hearnes, Governor
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On behalf of the Missouri Public Service Commission, Isubmit to you its annual report for the fiscal year. July 1. 1968,through June 30. 1969.
This report contains a summary of the function of eae-boffice of the Commission and a list of the cases considered by theCommission during the fiscal year.
The number of public utility and transportation mattersbrought before the Commission was greater than in previous years,and was accompanied by an uncommon volume of public utility rateincrease requests.
In a typical year the Commission may be asked to consider two or three utility rate increase requests. which requireconsiderable time and effort. During the fiscal year of this report.25 such cases were before the Commission.
The same expansion in work load has been experiencedduring the past year by regulatory agencies in other states and atthe federal level.
The Missouri Public Service Commission decided nine ofthe 25 rate increase cases during the fiscal year. and seven caseshave been decided since the end of the fiscal year. In 10 of those16 cases, the rates determined by the Commission were lower thanthose requested.
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Consumers accustomed to stable utility bills have expressed concern over these rate increases.
The rate increases granted were needed to facilitate continualgrowth and the provision of service under changing cost conditions.
Over the span of the past 10 years, Missouri public utilities haveexhibited significant growth. For example, electric utilities in Missourihad plant in service totaling $2 billion by the end of 1968. Similarly, bythe end of 1968, the Missouri telephone industryls plant in service totaled$1. 2 billion.
The stability in utility rates customers had come to expect wasdue to two factors: technological innovations and population growth thatoffset less extreme increases in the price level. As the decade ended,however, utilities confronted with accelerated inflation experienced a reduction in net revenues as those two factors no longer offset rising costs.
An indication of the overheated nature of the economy was theincrease in the prime interest rate--the rate charged large borrowers bylending institutions--which climbed from 5 per cent in 1965 to the presentlevel of 8.5 per cent.
Utilities no longer able to cope with the rlsmg costs of capital,labor and materials requested relief through increased rates.
In these rate cases, the Commission assures a balance of consumerand utility interest by carefully analyzing all available data prior to makinga decision.
In the years ahead, the Commission will continue to exerciSe itsauthority to the maximum benefit of all Missourians.
Respectfully submitted,
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The Commission
Office of the Secretary
Office of the General Counsel
Office of Transportation
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THE CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM R. CLARK
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Chairman Wiiliam R. Clark, a Democrat, was thefirst member of the Public Service Commissionappointed by Governor Warren E. Hearnes, takingoffice July 1, 1965.
Chairman Clark, a member of the NationalAssociation of Regulatory Utility Commissioners,serves on its Executive Committee and its committeeson Communications, Coordination of CongressionalAct iv ities and State Use of Interim SeparationsProcedures.
He is Chairman of the Governor'sRailroad-H ighway Grade Crossing Safety Committeeand the Transportation Task Group of the MissouriEmergency Resources Management Planning Board.
Chairman Clark also serves on the MissouriHighway Reciprocity Commission, the Missouri Oiland Gas Council and the Governor's CoordinatedCommittee on Traffic Safety.
Prior to his appointment to the PSC, theChairman was engaged in the general practice of lawin Columbia. He had served as Corporation Counselunder the late Secretary of State Walter H.Toberman. He is a Colonel on Governor Hearnes'staff.
Chairman Clark is a graduate of the Universityof Missouri schools of Law and Business and PublicAdministration, and Kemper Military Academy.
He was a U. S. Air Force combat pilot in WorldWar II, and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross andthe Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. He retired fromthe Air Force Reserve in 1967 with the rank oflieutenant colonel after 25 years' service.
Chairman Clark was born March 27, 1921, andwas reared in Windsor, Missouri.
MARVIN E. JONESVice-Chairman
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Vice-Chairman Marvin E. Jones was appointedto the Public Service Commission by GovernorWarren E. Hearnes on April 15, 1967.
Before joining the Commission, Vice-ChairmanJones was engaged in the private practice of law inDexter with the firm of Powell, Jones and Ringer. Heearlier was manager of the District Claims Office atDexter for MFA Insurance Co., supervising claimadjustments in Southeast Missouri.
Vice-Chairman Jones is a member of theExecutive Board and is Second Vice President of theMidwest Association of Railroad and UtilitiesCommissioners.
He is a past president of the Stoddard CountyBar Association, and was a member of the Board ofDeacons of the First Baptist Church of Dexter. He isa Democrat and is a Colonel on the staff of GovernorHearnes.
The Vice-Chairman was born June 8, 1921, inBernie, and attended Southeast Missouri State Collegeand the University of Missouri School of Business andPublic Administration. He received his LL. B. degreefrom the University of Missouri School of Law.
During World War II, he served as a bombernavigator with the 15th Air Force, winning the AirMedal with four oak leaf clusters and the PurpleHeart with two oak leaf clusters for his combatservice in Italy.
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Commissioner Charles J. Fain was appointed tothe Pub Iic Serv ice Comm ission on October 1, 1965,by Governor Warren E. Hearnes.
He was a partner in the firm of Fain and Rea,Attorneys at Law, Branson, engaged in generalpractice before his appointment to the Commission.
Commissioner Fain, a Republican, served twoterms in the Missouri General Assembly as aRepresentative from Taney County, and was SpeakerPro Tem during his second term. He was the authorof the legislation creating Missouri's first LittleHoover Commission and later served with that group.
He serves as a NARUC Cooperator with federalregulatory agencies. He also is a member of Secretaryof Transportation Volpe's Task Force on RailroadSafety. He served two terms as City Attorney forBranson and is a former president of the BransonChamber of Commerce. He is a member of theMissouri Bar, Taney County Bar, the Bar Associationof St. Louis and the American Bar Association.
He holds an LL. B. degree from the Universityof Missouri School of Law and a masters degree inlaw from George Washington University, Washington,D. C.
In World War II, Commissioner Fain was aU. S.Air Force combat navigator in the Central PacificTheater.
He was born September 26, 1919, in Chandler,Arizona, and was reared in Branson, Missouri.
HOWARD ELLIOTT, JR.Commissioner
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Commissioner Howard Elliott, Jr., wasappointed to the Public Service Commission on April15,1967, by Governor Warren E. Hearnes.
Prior to his appointment, Commissioner Elliottwas engaged in the private practice of law in St. Louiswith the f.irm of Boyle, Priest, Elliott & Weakley. Hewas active in civic and education activities, and was amember of the Committee of Forty, whichestablished in St. Louis and St. Louis County the firstjunior college district in Missouri.
Commissioner Elliott is a member of theNational Association of Regulatory UtilityCommissioners and serves on its Committee onElectric and Nuclear Energy. He also is a member ofthe Midwest Association of Railroad and UtilitiesCommissioners, the Bar Association of St. Louis, theC~le County Bar, the Missouri Bar and the AmericanBar Association. He is a Republican.
He attended Brown University and is a graduateof the Washington University School of Law. Heserved in the U. S. Army from 1956 to 1958.
Commissioner Elliott was born July 4,1933.
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Commissioner Willard C. Reine was reappointedto the Public Service Commission for a full term byGovernor Warren E. Hearnes on April 29, 1969. Hewas first appointed to the Commission on April 16,1968, to serve the rema inder of the term ofCommissioner Donal D. Guffey, who resigned.
Commissioner Reine previously was ChiefCounsel for the Missouri Department of Revenue, andhad served as Assistant Chief Counsel for the MissouriDivision of Insurance.
He is a member of the Committee onEngineering, Depreciation and Valuation of theNational Association of Regulatory UtilityComm issioners.
From 1960 to 1965, Commissioner Reine wasengaged in the general practice of law in East Prairie,and was Assistant Prosecuting Attorney forMississippi County and City Attorney of East Prairie.
He is a past president of the State YoungDemocrats, and served as National Committeeman forthat organization. He is a Colonel on the staff ofGovernor Hearnes.
Commissioner Reine, the youngestCommissioner, was born April 19, 1935. He is agraduate of Central Missouri State College and theUniversity of Missouri School of Law.
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The cItizens of Missouri are assured of goodtransportation and utility service at reasonable pricesas a result of the work of the Missouri Public ServiceCommission.
The Commission also must ensure that thecompanies it regulates stay in sound financialcondition so they can provide service and offer acompetitive return to investors.
When conflicts arise between consumers andcompanies over rates, service or other matters, theproblem is brought before the Commission. TheCommissioners are able to settle some casesinformally. When this cannot be done, the issue ispresented in a formal hearing.
In Fiscal 1968-1969, the Commission was askedto consider an unusually large number of rate increasecases, the result of inflationary pressures that droveup the costs of labor, materials and capital for thecompanies.
The companies requested rate increases because,with increased plant investment, their revenues werenot rising as rapidly as their costs.
EFFECTS CONSIDERED
The work of the Commission affects everyMissourian, and careful consideration was given to theeconomic effect of each case. In several instances, theamount granted by the Commission was less than thatrequested.
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The Commission, the General Counsel-whopresents the public's case-and other members of the IPSC staff make every effort to reach a solution that isequitable for aI' parties.
Those who oppose a company's request ahre Igiven an opportunity to present their case to t eCommission, and may appeal to the courts if notsatisfied with the Commission's decision. I
The offices of Util ities and Transportationexam ine the companies, testify before the IComm iss ion and assist in the preparation of Reportsand Orders.
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Decisions are made by the Commission after thetranscripts and evidence have been studied along withthe recommendations of the PSC staff of attorneys,engineers and other experts.
In utility cases, the Commission determines abase on which the companies' rates are computed.The Commission then sets a rate of return, which isthe ratio of earnings to investment. Rates of returnare not the same for all companies because ofvariations in the financial structures of the firms.
Inits Report and 0 rder, the Comm ission givesthe total amount of the increase or decrease anddirects the company to file rates in conformity withthat amount.
RATES REVIEWED
The rates are reviewed and are approved orrejected. If approved, they may be adjusted later if itis found they are at variance with the amount theCommission allowed. Transportation cases areconducted in a similar manner, with some variationsin rate computation.
Through continuing surveillance, theCommission staff keeps informed of the companies'operations and takes appropriate action whenCommission rules and regulations are violated.
The staff resolves many consumer complaints orirregularities discovered through surveillance. This isdone through correspondence with the company or ininformal conference with the staff and the partiesinvolved.
If the staff cannot ach ieve an equ itable solution,the Commission takes up the case.
In addition to rate cases and complaints, theCommission considers changes in authority,abandonment of service and company financialtransactions that require Commission action.
During the fiscal year 1,509 applications werefiled with the Commission and 728 cases were heard.The Commission issued 5,029 orders.
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PSC REPRESENTS MISSOURIANS
As well as being a regulatory agency, the PublicService Commission represents the citizens ofMissouri outside the state.
The PSC appeared a number of times during thefiscal year in matters before Federal regulatorycommissions, such as the Federal Power Commissionand the Federal Communications Commission.
Chairman William R. Clark, a member of theCommunications Committee of the NationalAssoclation of Regulatory Utility Commissioners,presented testimony in December, 1969, to the U. S.Senate in opposition to an FCC decision.
The FCC approval of a $237 million reductionin interstate telephone tolls, Chairman Clark said,would benefit interstate callers at the expense of localtelephone users.
Judge Clark told the Senate CommerceCommittee that the Southwestern Bell TelephoneCompany was granted a $30.6 million rate increase inMissouri shortly before the FCC decision wasannounced, and the Bell System had intrastate rateincreases pending in many other states.
The committee was told by Chairman Clark thatthe Senate should pass a bill giving state commissionsa voice in allocating interstate costs, and should staythe FCC decision until the bill was approved.
The Missouri Commissioners sometimes areasked to assist the Federa I bod ies. Judge Charles J.Fain sat with the ICC in the fall of 1969 when thatagency heard the railroads' request for a 6 per centnationwide freight rate increase.
COMMITTEE SERVICE
The PSC Commissioners serve on national,regional and state committees dealing with regulatorymatters. 1n cooperation with regulatory agencies ofother states and the Federal government, the PSC hashelped with the solution of joint problems anddevelopment of new ideas in utility regulation.
In the following sections, the function of theoffices of the Commission is explained.
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Donal D. Guffey 1963-1968
E. L. McClintock 1945-1967
Frank W. May 1961-1967
William Barton 1957-1965
Tyre W. Burton, Chairman 1952-1965
Frank J. luen 1959-1963
D. D. McDonald 1955-1961
M. J. McQueen 1954-1956
Charles L. Henson 1942-1959
Maurice W. Covert 1952-1953
Frank Collier 1953-1954
Henry McKay Cary 1950-1951
John P. Randolph 1949-1951
Morris P. Osburn, Chairman 1945-1952
Agnes Mae Wilson 1943-1949
Kyle Williams 1941-1952
Chairman 1944-1945
Richard Arens 1944-1945
Albert Miller, Chairman 1943-1944
John A. Ferguson 1936-1944
Frederick Stueck, Chairman 1941-1943
Paul Van Osdol 1941-1943
J. D. James 1937-1942
Chairman 1937-1941
Marion S. Francis 1938-1941
John S. Boyer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1935-1941
Sam O. Hargus, Chairman 1935-1937
Scott Wilson 1938-1941
William M. Anderson 1933~1938
Albert D. Nortoni 1936-1938
William Stoecker 1933-1936
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George H. English 1931-1936
J. H. Porter, Chairman 1925-1933
Harry E. McPherson 1934-1935
J. C. Collett, Chairman 1933-1935
J. Fred Hull 1929-1934
Milton R. Stahl, Chairman 1929-1933
S. M. Hutchison 1925-1931
Almon Ing 1925-1933
Chairman 1928-1929
J. P. Painter 1928-1929
Thomas J. Brown 1923-1928
Chairman 1924-1928
D. F. Calfee 1925-1929
Merrill E. Otis, Chairman 1923-1924
Richard H. Musser 1923-1925
A. J. O'Reilly 1921-1925
Hugh Mcindoe " 1921-1923
John A. Kurtz 1920-1923
Chairman 1921-1923
Edward Flad '" 1917-1921
Noah W. Simpson '" " 1917-1923
David E. Blair 1917-1920
William G. Busby, Chairman 1916-1921
Eugene McQuillin 1915-1921
Edwin J. Bean 1914-1925
* Howard B. Shaw " 1913-1917
* Frank A. Wrightman 1913-1916
* John Kennish 1913-1917
1920-1920
* William F. Woerner '" 1913-1914
** John M. Atkinson, Chairman 1913-1916
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The Commissioners' Secretaries
Carole E. Maher, Administrative Secretary toChairman William R. Clark
Marjorie Hardin Horn, Administrative Secretary toVice-Chairman Marvin E. Jones
Marie Colvin, Administrative Secretary toCommissioner Charles J. Fain
Pearl D. Mutert, Administrative Secretary toCommissioner Howard Elliott, Jr.
Wanda F. Larsen, Administrative Secretary toCommissioner Willard C. Reine
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The present Secretary is Sam L. Manley.
Companies wishing to obtain PSC authority orto change their existing authority present theirappl ications to the Secretary.
An Assistant Secretary is responsible for allutil ity app Iications, wh ile transportation applicationsare made with another Assistant Secretary.
The a p pi i cations are processed by theSecretary's office, wh ich then notifies partiesinterested in the cases and schedules hearing dates.
This office assists in the preparation ofCommission Reports and Orders and issues thedecisions when the Commission acts.
Records of cases are kept in their original formfor five years, then are placed on microfilm.Complete records from Case NO.1 to the present areavailable and may be examined by the public duringoffice hours.
As administrative officer of the Commission, theSecretary is responsible for personnel and propertymanagement. He administers the Oath of Office toCommission employes and affixes the OfficialCommission seat to Commission documents.
The Secretary tests and interviews prospectiveemployes and keeps personnel records.
PUBLIC INFOR.MATION OFFICE
The Public Information Office works with theSecretary in issu ing publ ications and news releasesconcerning PSC activities.
The Commission is required by statute topublish Public Service Commission Reports, acompilation of significant Commission decisions, andthe Annual Report.
The PSC Reports are prepared with theassistance of the Reporter of Opinions and are firstissued in monthly advance sheets for which
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subscribers pay $15 annually to cover printing costs.The PSC Reports are later published in boundvolumes.
Three other publications are issued wh ich aresold by subscription.
A register of bus and truck cases filed eachmonth costs $12 per year.
Two \ists of bus and truck companies operatingin Missouri are available by subscription at five dollarseach per year. One lists the companies alphabeticallyby name, and the other lists the companies under thecounties in which they are located.
The docket of the next week's cases is issued bythe Secretary's offlce each Fdday. The docketcontains the nature and number of the cases andother pertinent information.
All orders, transcripts and other Commissiondocuments are printed in the Secretary's print shop.The bound PSC Reports are printed by private firmsunder contract.
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
PERSONNEL
Sam L. Manley Secretary to the Commission
Judith E. Oliver Secretary to Mr. Manley
Ann M. Craig Assistant Secretary to the Commission
Wanda L. Tipton Assistant Secretary to the Commission
Genevieve L. Amptman Receptionist
Harry R. Baker Duplicating Equipment Operator II
Gilbert J. Bax Duplicating Equipment Supervisor
Earl J. Bolton : . Machine Operator & Mail Clerk
Eugene B. Jefferson Custodial Worker II
Jane Larm Receptionist
Julius Mulkey Clerk III - Librarian
Estelle C. Murray Hearing Notice Clerk
Leola A. Parker Chief Clerk
G. Leota Perdue Clerk I (Microfilm)
Mary C. Potts Secretary
Wallace L. Powell Custodial Worker II
Irene E. Ulstad Clerk III
Deborah R. Vincent j ••••••••••••••• Report and Order Clerk
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE
* Jane A. Erickson Public Information Officer
Harriett L. Swinger Clerk-Stenographer II
* Succeeded October 6,1969, by A. S. Forsythe
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The General Counsel is the attorney for thepublic in proceedings before the Commission andrepresents the public and the Commission in thecourts.
The present General Counsel is Jeremiah D.Finnegan.
Advice and opinions are provided to Missouriansby the General Counsel concerning their rights underpublic Service Commission law and the legal methodsand procedures for protecting those rights.
At the direction of the Commission, the GeneralCounsel may commence and prosecute actions andproceedi ngs in the name of the State.
During the fiscal year, 809 cases were presentedto the Commission by the General Counsel. Twelve ofthe proceedings were rate cases that required lengthypreparation, briefing and hearing.
Fifteen cases were appealed; 12 to the CircuitCourt and three from the Circu it Court to the KansasCity Court of Appeals. The General Counsel filed onestatutory penalty action and one injunction action,and was required to answer a declaratory judgmentaction.
Five of the cases were pend ing at the end of thefiscal year. The Commission and the citizens ofMissouri were represented by the Office of GeneralCounsel before the Interstate Commerce Comm issionin 10 proceedings, most of them passenger traindiscontinuances, and before the Federal PowerCommission in two rate cases.
Official opinions are rendered by this office forthe public, the Commission and the PSC staff. Duringthe past year, 18 opinions, each requiring extensiveresearch and review, were issued by the Office ofGeneral Counsel. The opinions are head noted,indexed and filed for quick reference.
HEARING EXAMINERS DEPARTMENTS
Each Commissioner is assigned a hearingexaminer who prepares tentative Reports and Ordersand assists the Commission during hearings. When theCommission wishes, Hearing Examiners may presidein place of Commissioners at proceedings in whichevidence is taken. This section is directed by theChief Hearing Examiner, who also supel"\lises theReporter of Opinions and the Reporting Department.
The Hearing Examiners and the Reporter ofOpinions are attorneys, and three of them areassociate Joint Board members of the tnterstateCommerce Commission. In this capacity, the threerepresent the state by hearing cases for the ICC.
The Reporter of Opinions edits and proofreads allReports and Orders and prepares head notes tor theselected cases published in the Public ServiceCommission Reports.
REPORTING DEPARTMENT
The Reporting Department staff records formalproceedings before the Commission and preparestranscripts of most cases. Transcripts were notrequired in 33 cases during the fiscal year.
Transcripts were prepared for 301 cases, a totalof 28,920 pages. The department sold 48,915transcript pages.
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Jeremiah D. Finnegan General Counsel
Linda S. Clardy Secretary to Mr. Finnegan
Errol D. Taylor Assistant General Counsel
Paula J. Musick Secretary
HEARING EXAMINERS DEPARTMENT
Robert B. Johnson Chief Hearing Examiner
David V. Bear Reporter of Opinions
H. Burks Davis Hearing Examiner
William F. liliensiek Hearing Examiner
Dale E. Sporleder Hearing Examiner
Paul H. Reis Hearing Examiner
Betty Buchta legal Secretary
Carol L. Spriggs Legal Secretary
Norma L. Tambke Legal Secretary
Clara M. Voss Legal Secretary
Doris Poe Coordinator of Reciprocity
REPORTING DEPARTMENT
* Lillian M. Cunningham Chief Official Reporter
Robert L. Stratman, Jr. Assistant Chief Official Reporter
Irene O. McVay Hearings Reporter II
Marilea Stadler Hearings Reporter II
Dorotha L. Sullivan Hearings Reporter 11
Richard T. Waters Hearings Reporter II
Ronda S. Griggs Hearings Reporter Trainee
"Succeeded October 3, 1969, by Robert L. Stratman, Jr.
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Motor Carriers, other transportation companiesand the rates and services of railroads are regulatedthrough the Office of Transportation under thesupervision of Director George G. Fox.
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The duties of the office include enforcement ofPSC rules and regulations, sale of license stickers andthe maintenance of records on insurance, tariffs, timetables, rates and services.
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The new standards are the resu It of cooperativeagreements between the state, the InterstateCommerce Commission and the U. S. Department ofTransportation. They include changes that make stateand federa I safety requ irements uniform.
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ENFORCEMENT SECTION
All of the inspectors are graduates of nationaltraining seminars on economic and safety regulations.
Carriers who meet financial qualifications arepermitted to insure themselves.
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may waive the requirement for cargo insurance,usually if the cargo is of comparatively low value.Contract carriers may obtain a waiver on cargoinsurance upon agreement with the shipper.
This section maintains case files on each carrierand also keeps a file of all motor carrier applicationsto the Interstate Commerce Commission foroperations in Missouri.
The remainder of the budget is appropriatedfrom the State General Revenue Fund and the PublicService Commission Fund, which is supported byassessments from utilities.
LICENSE AND RECORDS SECTION
The monthly collections for sticker sales areshown in Figure 1.
Annual license stickers are issued by this sectionfor a fee of $25. The stickers are required on allmotor vehicles operating under Commissionauthority, except those who are covered by areciprocal agreement Missouri has with 27 otherstates.
The License and Records Section this year begana system through which licenses may be obtained bytelegram. These are honored by enforcement officersfor up to 24 hours pending receipt of the annuallicense stickers. A total of 742 wires was issuedduring the fiscal year.
Sticker sale receipts for the fiscal year totaled$990,255; a 14.6 per cent increase over the previousfiscal year total of $863,573. The collections aredeposited in the State Highway Department Fund,from which a portion of the Commission's budget isappropriated.
Many who allow their insurance to lapse do notintend to resume operations. The permits orcertificates of 262 carriers were cancelled du ring theyear for failure to reinsure.
A total of 3,267 reminders was sent to carrierswhose insurance had been cancelied. The authority of1,101 carriers was suspended for failure to reinsure.By June 30, 1969,661 of the suspended carriers filedsatisfactory evidence of insurance and was reinstated.
year, 7,762 insuranceand checked by the
1n the past fiscalcertificates were receivedrnsurance Section.
The Commission requires insurance companiesto give 30 days' notice before a carriers' insurance iscanceUed. The notice is forwarded to the carrier, whomust provide the Commission with proof ofcontinued coverage if he wishes to avoid suspension.
Carriers operating under Commission authoritymust file with the Insurance Section an appropriatecertificate of insurance. If a carrier fails to comply,his authority is suspended.
The officers do not have arrest powers and sowork closely with the Missouri State Highway Patrol,which makes arrests for violations of Commissionlaw, rules and regulations.
Information concerning violations, changes inauthority or accidents is shared among the PSCinspectors, the Highway Patrol, the InterstateCommerce Commission and the Department ofTransportation.
The officers traveled 214,805 miles during thefiscal year, making 1,855 contacts with certificatedcarriers and conducting 1,408 truck safetyinspections.
Their main objective is the promotion of safetyon Missouri highways and the curtailment of illegaltransportation.
Ten field inspectors, each of whom has anassigned area in the state, investigate operators todetermine whether they comply with Missouri Busand Truck Laws.
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MONTHLY LICENSE STICKER COLLECTIONS
TRUCK BUS TOTAL
July, 1968 $ 31)34.00 $ 325.00 $ 32,059.00
August, 1968 21,702.00 350.00 22,052.00
September, 1968 11,816.00 200.00 12,016.00
October, 1968 14,768.00 150.00 14,918.00
November, 1968 8,824.00 50.00 8,874.00
December, 1968 532,136.00 40,800.00 572,936.00
January, 1969 $148,275.00 $ 5,135.00 $153,410.00
February, 1969 43,715.00 900.00 44,615.00
March, 1969 37,148.00 375.00 37,523.00
April, 1969 35,875.00 1,175.00 37,050.00
May, 1969 28,715.00 850.00 29,565.00
June, 1969 24,512.00 725.00 25,237.00
TOTAL $939,220.00 $51,035.00 $990,255.00
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The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and theChicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroads requested a10 per cent increase in passenger coach fares to takeeffect August 1, 1968. The Atchison, Topeka andSanta Fe and the Kansas. City Southern railroadsasked for a 10 per cent raise in first class and coachfares, effective June 15, 1969. The Missouri PacificRailroad requested a 5 per cent increase in passengerrates, also effective June 15.
In the belief that the increased fares would helppreserve passenger service, the Commission permittedthe fares to become effective as filed.
DISCONTINUANCE DENIED
The Commission turned down Missouri Pacific'srequest to discontinue its passenger trains between St.Louis and Kansas City. The railroad appealed to theICC and was given permission to drop two of the fourtrains. The Public Service Commission, the City ofJefferson City and the United Transportation Unionobtained an injunction in December, 1969, in U. S.District Court and the trains were to continue to runwhile the court studied the case.
The Norfolk and Western Railway was permittedto discontinue its two remaining passenger trainsoperating between Kansas City and St. Louis after the
Commission found that few persons between themetropolitan areas were using the service, alternatecarriers were available and the company was losing asubstantial amount of money on the trains.
The Pullman Company was dissolved as a resultof declining service, and on January 1, 1969, therailroads that wished to continue pullman operationsstarted using their own sleeping cars.
RAILWAY EXPRESS
Railway Express Company during the yearincreased its class and commodity rates due to higheroperating costs that would have caused a deficit ofabout $42 million in the fiscal year.
REA continued to transport most of itsshipments in its own trucks under the 'Hub Plan'established in 1968. Because of a lack of intrastatemotor carrier authority and su itable rail service insome areas, the company maintained its embargo onintrastate shipments to a number of cities and townsin Missouri.
The total track mileage of Class 1 railroads inMissouri was 10,889 mi les as of December 31, 1968,a decrease of seven miles from the previous year'stotal. There were no major abandonments. Trackmileage of each Class 1 railroad is shown in Figure 2.
TRUCK RATE REQUEST
There was no general increase in truck ratesduring the year. The Middlewest Motor FreightBureau filed a 5 per cent increase in rates onshipments of less than 1,000 pounds and a 3 per centincrease on larger shipments.
A hearing was held in June, and the case waspending at the close of the fiscal year. Also pendingwere two applications for increases in dump truckrates.
Most intercity bus carriers filed a 10 per centincrease in fares to become effective April 15, 1969.
The Commission suspended the increase and began aninvestigation. The suspension was removed on April25, but the investigation continued. A nationwideinvestigation of bus fares also was being conducted bythe ICC.
The bus lines filed a 10 per cent increase in busexpress rates to become effective June 10, 1969. Thatincrease was suspended and set for hearing.
The operating revenues of the major bus lines inMissouri rose 3.8 per cent over 1967 levels, whileoperating expenses increased 4.5 per cent. Theaverage expense of 56.8 cents per mile was 3.8 centsabove the 1967 average.
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George G. Fox , .. Director of Transportation
Loretta Fitzpatrick , Secretary to Mr. Fox
ENFORCEMENT SECTION
* J. Sidney Schanbacher Chief Enforcement Officer
Barbara J. Bahr Clerk·Stenographer III
Jimmy F. Brackett , Field Inspector
Billy J. Broyles Field Inspector
Robert M. Eberting Field Inspector
James M. Kearnes , Field Inspector
George E. Phipps Field Inspector
Bernard J. Scheve Field Inspector
Lewis B. Swiney , . Field Inspector
Walter C. Walton Field Inspector
Ernest Wilson ' Field Inspector
INSURANCE SECTION
Marguerite Sm ith Chief Insurance Clerk
Bernice H. Hoelscher Clerk·Typist II
Sondra K. Monroe Clerk·Typist 111
* Succeeded July 1,1969, by Ralph M. Toalson, Jr.
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Judith A. Kolb Chief License Clerk
Doris D. Bossalter Clerk-Typist III
Lucille DeBroeck Clerk-Typist III
Lorenzer Sears Clerk-Typist III
OPERATING RIGHTS SECTION
Ray N. Allmon Chief, Operating Rights
Ralph M. Toalson, Jr Field Investigator
Beverly J. Chaloupek Clerk-Stenographer III
Robert L. Witthar Rate Expert
RATES AND SERVICES SECTION
Robert F. Hencey Chief Rate Expert
Carol L. Berendzen Clerk-Stenographer III
Robert K. Buell Rate Expert
Edward Fritsch Accountant-Analyst
G. H. Havens Rate Expert
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The Commission is assisted in implementing itsjurisdiction over public utilities and railroad safety bythe Office of Utilities.
The Director of the Office of Utilities is F. D.Hequembourg, who coordinates the work of twodepartments, Accounting and Engineering.
The experts in these departments investigate thephysical and financial structures of companies, andpresent their findings and recommendations to theCommission.
This work includes determination of rates ofreturn, depreciation, costs and the safety andadequacy of service. Railroad matters other thansafety are the responsibility of the Office ofTransportation.
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
The accounting procedures of utilities underCommission regulation are controlled by theAccounting Department, which also keeps theaccounts of the Commission.
The utilities must use a standard accountingsystem that facilitates the work of the department inchecking the companies' annual reports and makingaudits.
Audits and investigations conducted by the staffare in three categories: comprehensive office audits ofannual reports; audits in conjunction with rateinvestigations, and compliance audits.
Special investigations and statistical studies alsoare made by the staff.
About 250 annual reports from utilities arereceived by the Commission each year. These reportsreflect the financial condition of the companies andprovide operating statistics that are invaluable to theCommission.
The staff reviews the reports and assists theutilities with problems in connection with thepreparation of the reports.
AUDIT RESULTS
Rate aud its, performed either in theCommission's offices or in the field, provideinformation about the original cost of the propertyused by the utility, the financial condition of thecompany and the adequacy of the firm's records.
During the fiscal year, the AccountingDepartment concluded 12 audits and examinations;six were major audits. The department currently isworking on 13 audits and examinations that areexpected to be completed during the 1969-70 fiscalyear.
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A list of the audits made by the staff during theyear and their cost ;s shown in Figure 1.
The utility consulting firm of Troupe, Kehoe,Wh iteaker and Kent was employed by theCommission to perform three audits during the yearand to represent the PSC before the Federal PowerCommission in a case involving Panhandle EasternPipe Line Company.
A list of the audits made by the consulting firmand their cost is shown in Figure 2.
The case before the FPC resulted in a reductionof the company's rates and a refund of an additional$102,000 over the excess charges estimated to havebeen collected by the pipeline company. Theconsu Iting fi rm was paid $12,866 for its service.
SECURITIES EXAMINED
Uti I ities may issue securities only withCommission approval and upon payment of anauthority fee to the Commission. Securities issuesfirst are examined by the Accounting Department.
Du ring the fiscal year, the Commissionauthorized issuance of securities valued at$229,784,107. New capital expenditures represented$229,404,107 of that amount, and refunds ofoutstanding indebtedness amounted to $380,000.
The type and amount of the securities issued areshown in Figure 3.
Authority fees of $52,176 and miscellaneousfees of $17,089 were collected and credited to theState General Revenue Fund.
A portion of the Commission's budget isappropriated by the General Assembly from thePublic Service Commission Fund, which is maintainedwith assessments from utilities.
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The Gas Service Company Case No. 16,653 C $17,828.72Missouri Public Service Company Case No. 16,569 C 7,047.96Missouri Utilities Company Case No. 16,697 C 1,752.51St. Louis County Water Company Case No. 16,563 C 16,216.35St. Joseph and Joplin Water Companies Case No. 16,453 C
Case No. 16,454 C 22,218.81Missouri Telephone Company Case No. 16,662 0 13,555.28Laclede Gas Company Case No. 16,689 C (1) 4,438.51Union Electric Company Case No. 16,654 0 38,705.25General Telephone of the Midwest 0 7,349.17Mark Twain Rural Telephone Company Compliance 0 2,924.05Milan Telephone Company a 2,497.46Missouri State Telephone Company Compliance 0 9,071.24Rock Port Telephone Company 0 2,522.65Kansas City Power and Light Company Case No. 16,803 0 2,950.03Missouri Natural Gas Company Case No. 16,822 0 3,158.92Missouri Central Telephone Company Compliance 0 1,352.28Ozark Water Company Rates 0 407.95Missouri Power and Light Company Rates 0 236.34Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Case No. 16,642 C (1) 32,067.61United Telephone Company Compliance 0 8,362.97
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The assessments are made annually by theAccounting Department. The rest of theCommission's budget is appropriated from the StateHighway Department Fund, in which the Commissiondeposits motor carrier annual license fees, and theState General Revenue Fund.
The Cost Accounting Section allocates theassessments on a base of the companies' grossrevenues during the prior year. The assessments aresubject to Commission approval.
The utilities were assessed a total of $1,251,045for the present fiscal year. Any surplus is carried overto the succeeding fiscal year.
A breakdown of the assessments is shown inFigure 4.
ECONOMIC RESEARCH
The Commission created during the fiscal yearthe Economic Research Department, which provideseconomic and financial analyses of Missouri utilities.
Testimony concerning public utility rate ofreturn is prepared by the department for use in ratecases before the Commission.
The Econom ic Research Department isdeveloping a "Framework for Analysis" series thatpresents the economic and financial concepts neededin evaluating public utilities.
The program includes informal seminars fordiscussion of issues in the series and other topics.
In order that all information within theCommission may be efficiently used, the departmentcatalogues and cross-indexes all data and circulates alist of new articles, pu blications and informationreceived.
A procedure is being developed for obtaining as
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quickly as possible additional information notmaintained by the Commission.
Specific analytical reports concerning particularphases of public utility operation are prepared by thedepartment.
An automated system for publishing continuingand ad hoc reports on aspects of public utilityregulation is being considered. The reports wouldcover evaluation of utility profit levels, productpricing and other performance-related topics.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
The Engineering Department staff of engineersand technicians investigate utilities and review tariffs.
Included in their duties are property studies ofcompanies' depreciation, original cost and trendedoriginal cost less depreciation. More than 10 of theseextensive examinations were made during the yearand the reports were important in the considerationof rate cases.
The Engineering Department ensures that theutilities operating in the state provide safe andadequate service.
The engineers investigate any natural ormechanical incident that causes major servicedisruptions in uti Iity or railroad operations. Electricalpower outages, gas explosions and other emergenciesare studied and a report is made to the Commission.
The department reviews rough drafts of certainSession Orders and Reports and Orders of theCommission, and often prepares ,the rough drafts ofsuch orders for the Commission.
D u ri ng the fiscal year, the departmentinvestigated and answered complaints or requestsfrom consumers concerning service, safety, disputesand other matters.
Several members of the department serve on theGovernor's Emergency Resources Management Planas key operating officials. This plan was establishedfor use in the event of nuclear attack or naturaldisaster.
The staff enforces PSC General Order No.45--the Missouri Natural Gas Safety Code·-whichpublic gas utilities in Missouri must follow.
Gas utility customers in the state are assured ofsafe delivery of fuel as a result of efforts of the GasSafety Section of the Engineering Department.
The Commission Chief Engineer, a member ofthe ASME Conference Group, participates inmeetings concerning the society's gas safety code.
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RAt LROAD SAFETY SECTION
During the fiscal year, the staff made more than450 inspections and met frequently with publicofficials and railroad representatives to discussproblems.
Investigations are conducted regularly by theRailroad Safety Section to see that railroads inMissouri comply with the Commission's RailroadSafety Code.
Accidents, particulary those in which personsare killed or injured, are given special attention, andthe staff makes routine inspections of operatingequipment and property.
In reviewing these investigations, the departmentendeavors to determine whether expanded regulationswould prevent future problems.
During the year, the Chief Engineer andmembers of his staff have attended conferences andcourses to stay well-informed of technologicaladvancements in the gas industry and of the work ofother regulatory bodies in promotinq safety in the
industry.
In cases where it appears Commissionregulations have been violated, the staff gathersevidence for use in enforcing the regulations.
Only one safety complaint was received duringthe year. The staff investigated, and the utility wasdirected to replace 875 feet of gas main.
There were five incidents during the year atutilities in which a fatality, an injury or at least$1,000 property damage occurred. Investigationshowed that only one was the fault of the utility. Theothers were caused by employee carelessness, arson orfacility damage by another utility.
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The facilities of all 21 of the gas utilitiesoperating in 450 Missouri cities and towns wereinspected during the fiscal year to ensure that thesafety code was being observed.
The Missouri Gas Safety program is designed toencourage gas utilities to develop better preventivemaintenance programs to reduce leakage. Severalutilities as a result have instituted improved corrosionand production control.
Two engineers in the department devote fulltime to the development of code requirements forsafer operating practices, the investigation ofaccidents and complaints, and the inspection of gasfacilities.
The en£jineers inspected safety featu res andcompany maintenance programs, and reviewed leaksurvey records and procedures.
Complaint investigations are made when reportsindicate that an unsafe condition exists at a utility orthe utility may be using operating procedures inviolation of the Missouri Gas Safety Code.
General Order No. 45 is comparable, and insome areas more stringent, than the USAS631.8-1968 Gas Transmission and Distribution Codefor Pressure Piping published by the AmericanSociety of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).
The U. S. Department of Transportation,following passage of the Natural Gas Pipeline SafetyAct of 1968 by Congress, adopted PSC General OrderNo. 45 as the interim code for all Missouri gassystems.
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It approved the construction of 28 gradeseparations, the construction or relocation of ni necrossings, the installation of gates at four crossingsand the placing of flashing signals at 16 crossings.
A special committee to investigate highwaygrade crossing accidents was appointed by GovernorWarren E. Hearnes shortly after he took office andthe governor named PSC Chairman William R. Clarkto head the committee. The Commission staff assistedthe committee in its investigations.
Upon the recommendations of the Governor'sRailroad Highway Grade Crossing Committee,experimental warning signals were installed atcrossings considered dangerous. It is anticipated thatmore of these signals will be installed.
In a related investigation, members of theEngineering Department staff worked with adiagnostic team that evaluated all grade crossings inMissouri. Other members of the team represented therailroads, the State Highway Department, the StateHighway Patrol and the Federal Bureau of PublicRoads.
The group is correlating its findings and IS
expected to issue a report in 1970.
SANITARY SEWER UTILITIES
Regulation of sewer utilities has posed newproblems for the Department since the Commission'sauthority in this field was renewed by legislation in1967.
The most serious complaint in sewer regulationconcerns sewage backup in a customer's home. Aswell as being a health hazard, this type of incidentoften requires extensive repair.
A cooperative effort with the utilities is beingmade by the Department, but some problems haveproved difficult to solve.
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The majority of complaints, the staff has found,result from conditions caused by vandalism, illegalconnections of pipes carrying more water than asystem can accomodate, and breaks left unrepairedand unreported to the utility.
These conditions are aggravated by heavy rainsthat overburden the sewers.
The Department is concentrating on certainsewer utilities to see that maintenance to correctthese situations is improved.
RATES AND TARIFFS DEPARTMENT
When a utility under Commission regulationwishes to change its charges to customers, it must filethe revised tariffs with the Rates and TariffsDepartment, which studies them to learn the extentand nature of the changes.
The staff makes recommendations to theCommission, and the tariffs are filed or suspended bythe Commission for further study of public hearing.
During Fiscal 1968-1969, the departmentprocessed 3,242 tariff sheets for new charges, changesin rates and tariffs and miscellaneous tariffinformation.
The department also handles many of the util itycustomer complaints and inquiries the commissionreceives. Approximately 4,500 responses were madeby the department to individuals and companiesduring the year in connection with tariffs, complaintsand other inquiries.
A major part of the department's work involvesconferences with consumers and with officials ofutility companies.
The department maintains a current file of allutility rates and other information necessary in theregulation of Missouri utilities. These statisticsprovide an indicator of the development of theutilities, a valuable aid in commission cases.
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The utilities under Commission regulationcontinued their rapid growth during the year, makingrecord investments in some instances to accomodategreater demands from existing customers and theneeds of new customers.
Despite the rising cost of money, the utilitiesare planning more expansions, as they must be able tosupply their services to all who request them.
The information given on the utilities in thissection is based on company annual reports for thecalendar year of 1968 unless otherwise indicated.
ELECTRIC
Investment by electric util ities in plant duringthe year reached a record $2,002,535,043, anincrease of 7.76 per cent over the 1967 total of$1,858,262,675.
They sold 27.28 billion kilowatt-hours ofelectric energy, a rise in production of 11.4 per centover the previous year.
Through increased efficiency of operation, theelectric util ities have held the Iine on rates and havemade reductions in ~~'Tle instances. The overallaverage cost of electric energy during the past yeardecreased $.0002 per kilowatt-hour from the previousyear.
Operating revenues of electric util ities inMissouri have increased by 111 per cent in the pastdecade, but the amount of energy sold during thatperiod has risen by more than 149 per cent. Otherstatistics on electric utilities are included in F j gure 5.
One of the greatest problems confronting theelectric utilities is high, short-term peak demandperiods. These usually occur during the summer whencustomers add air conditioning loads to the system.
This situation is being met in a variety of waysby the utilities, inclUding the use of stand-by
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TELEPHONE
The number of telephones in the state has risenmore than 55 per cent in the past 10 years, reach ing atotal of 2,589,677 on June 30, 1968. That includes agrowth of 5.6 per cent--137,906 new telephones--inthe last year.
In Figure 6, the growth in the number oftelephones each year is shown. Additional statisticson the telephone industry are presented in Figure 7.
Over the past few years, the companies'investment has increased by $50 million to $100mi II ion annually, reach ing a record total of$1,204,761,505 in 1968.
Much of the telephone industry's constructionbudget in recent years had been allocated toimprovement of rural and urban party line service. Allcompanies have a goal of providing private line servicefor all customers inside the exchange base rate area,and rural service with no more than four parties perline.
Wide Area Sel'\lice Plans for St. Louis and KansasCity were placed in service during the past year,virtually eliminating interzone calls in those areas.
The industry is making full use of its energy andresources to implement new services, such as directdistance dialing, touch tone systems, improvedprivate branch exchanges and more sophisticatedtransmission and distribution facilities.
Underground installation of equipment isincreasing, a practice that reduces service and troubleproblems and improves the appearance of thelocation.
A new, universal emergency number--911-which callers may dial for all public safety agencieswas to be put into use in a Missouri city for the firsttime in the fall of 1969. Other communities areconsidering the use of the number.
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Many areas of Missouri received natural gasservice for the first time during the past year, a resultof distribution facility expansion that ra ised thecompanies' investments to a record $404 million.
Investments during the past decade have almostdoubled while the number of customers increased byabout 25 per cent, an indication that more money isbeing invested per customer to provide more residentswith natural gas service.
Although gas rates have risen along with costs,the percentage of the rate increases comparesfavorably with the greater investment made by theqas utilities.
Interstate pipeline companies supply natural gasto distributors in MissoUri.bringing the gas from fields
to the west and southwest of the state. Allocations ofnatural gas supplies to the utilities are made by theFederal Power Commission.
The utilities have made improvements recentlyin the provision of 'firm' natural gas service tocommercial and industrial customers who previouslyhad been served on an interruptible basis.
Some gas customers in Missouri are takingadvantage of total energy installations that usenatural gas fuel. These units provide heat, electricity,hot water and air conditioning for a limited area.Several of these plants are operating in the state.
In Figure 8 and 9 statistics on the operation ofMissouri natural gas utilities during the past 10 yearsare shown.
WATER UTILITIES
The growth of suburban residential areas, newindustrial development and the increase in per capitausage of water have placed greater loads on the waterutilities.
In the past year, water utilities under PSGregulation increased their investments to $155million. about $17 million more than in the previousyear.
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The rise in investment and revenues during thedecade is presented in F[gure 10.
Th is growth reflects the campa nies'development of new sources and establishment oftreatment plants.
The information in Figure 11 shows that thenumber of customers has increased at a ratherconstant rate during the decade, but the amount ofwater used has risen sharply in the last three years.
This trend is expected to continue, placing moredemands on the companies in the future.
WESTERN UNION
Western Union, one of the oldest utilities inMissouri, stilt derives much of its revenue fromtelegram messages but because of modernization andexpansion is offering leased systems and recordservice systems that provide more economical service.
Figures presented here are for the company'sentire operation because its intrastate system is soclosely connected to its worldwide network that thetwo are difficult to separate.
The company's investment during 1968 reacheda record of more than $600 million and its grossrevenues were a record $360,094,805.
Telegram messages produced less than 50 percent of total revenue and constituted less than 15 percent of the total message volume.
One of the major Western Union transactionsdu ring the past year was the acqu isition of theteletypewriter exchange service from AmericanTelephone & Telegraph and AT&T's associated 8ellSystems. Western Union plans to combine theteletypewriter (TWX) service with its TE LEX serviceto give subscribers a single integrated system capableof serving different types of customers.
Western Union's growth over the past decade ispresented inF igure 12.
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mMISSOURI NATURAL GAS UTILITIES *
1959 - 1968%
mDec. 31, 1959 Dec. 31, 1968 Increase
Investment Dollars $ 202,963,380 $ 404,385,905 99 ~~
E Number of Consumers 768,244 967,557 26 %
IAv. Inv. Dollars per Customer $ 264 $ 418 58 %
Gas Sold - MCF
I Residential 111 ,642,170 142,249,233 27.4 %
ICommercial 20,605,253 63,188,160 206.7 %
Industrial 67,423,878 95,701,106 41.9 %
I Miscellaneous 2,600,676
Total 199,671 ,301 303,739,175 52.1 %
ISold - $Gas
I Residential $ 90,753,915 $ 122,993,911 35.5 %
Commercial 15,348,499 39,114,934 154 %
I Industrial 20,470,738 31,056,847 51.7 %
I Miscellaneous 931,628
Total $ 126,573,152 $ 194,097,320 53.3 %
I Av. Rate per MCF Sold - $
Residential $ 0.751 $ 0.865 15. 1 %
I Commercial .671 0.619 (7.7) %
I Industrial .287 0.325 13.2 %
Total $ 0.6339 $ 0.639 0.8 %
I * Does not include Municipal Utilities
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SANITARY SEWERS
The Commission's authority to regulate sanitarysewer utilities was reinstated by legislation in 1967that replaced the old law, which had been ruledunconstitutional.
Since that time, the Commission has conductedan extensive program to locate and investigate sewercompanies that appear to be operating as publicutilities without Commission approval.
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certificated 12 sewer utilities, bringing the number ofcompanies under Commission regulation to 28.
STEAM HEAT
Steam systems have been in existence for manyyears, supplying energy primarily for space heating incertain areas of the large cities of Missouri.
There has been little expansion of the threesystems in Missouri, largely because the increasing useof natural gas as a space heating fuel has lowered thedemand for steam heat.
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OFFICE OF UTILITIES
PERSONNEL
'" F. D. Hequembourg Director of Utilities
Janie Millard Secretary to Mr. Hequembourg
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
Robert E. Semb Chief Accountant
Paul W. Christian Assistant Chief Accountant
Olive J. Bishop Clerk IV'
Philip T. Blake Public Utility Accountant IV
Jerry L. Bowling Public Utility Accountant III
Irma P. Faris Secretary
Fay Farris Clerk-Stenographer II
Sidney M. Graf Public Utility Accountant tV
Gilbert E. Hoffman Public Utility Cost Accountant
Harvey G. Hubbs Public Utility Accountant III
A. R. Hudgins Public Utility Accountant IV
George L. Lineberry Public Utility Accountant I
Joseph L. Loethen Public Utility Accountant II
J. Frank Mauney Public Utility Accountant I
Kenneth E. Neuenschwander Public Utility Accountant IV
Norman N. Newby Public Utility Accountant IV
Curtis P. Norman Public Utility Accountant IV
Elmer J. Schlueter Public Utility Accountant II
George T. Snelling Public Utility Accountant I
Chester G. Sullivant Public Utility Accountant IV
Jacqueline S. Throneberry Clerk-Stenographer III
Rayford Windle . Public Utility Accountant II
... Registered Professional Engineer 43
ECONOMIC RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
Terry A. Smith Chief, Economic Research
Ronald L. Shackelford Engineer IV - Research
Janet P. Walz Secretary
Alex J. Ranc;glio , Engineer II f - Research
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
* Richard A. Kieselbach Chief Engineer
* John Q. Richey Assistant Chief Engineer
* James H. Aikman Engineer IV
* J. C. Alexander Engineer IV
QHine M. Barley Clerk-Stenographer III
Ivan A. Chester Engineer III
Leonard M. Coffelt Engineer IV
Jim N. Collier Engineer III
Robert E. Dorr Railroad Safety Supervisor
Frank M. Forbey, Jr Utility Appraiser
Raymond A. Garner , Meter Inspector
;I- William E. Hedges Engineer IV
William E. Kreisel , Engineer IV
... Melvin T. Love , Engineer IV
John M. Lucas , Field Investigator (Railroad)
Marjorie E. Lutkewitte Secretary
Dorothy L. Miller Secretary
* Charles W. Morris Engineer IV
Larry D. Nichols , '" Engineer III
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Billy M. Nickle , , Engineer Aide
Danny R. Nickle , , Engineer Aide
Flora B. Parsons ' Clerk-Typist III
Robert A. Porter Clerk III . Engineering
Arlie E. Smith Engineer Aide
Charles H. Smith Engineer III
Virginia L. Vossen , Clerk-Stenographer III
Jimmy L. Walker Clerk 111 - Engineering
* Grover R. Wicker .. , Engineer IV
Joseph N. Zeffiro , , . Meter Inspector
RATES AND TARIFFS DEPARTMENT
* Gordon L. Persinger , Engineer IV
Catherine M. Donahue , Clerk-Stenographer III
Donna R. Powell Secretary
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Bus and Truck
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NAME AND NUMBER
Ace·Alkire Freight Lines, Inc.
Action Murray Van Lines, T·796 Sub 2
Adams, Curtis, T-13,530
Adams, J. T., T ·14,633
Adams, Wall as, T ·15,947
Anderson, Leslie
Amsden, Ray, T-13,937
Angel, J. C., Une Construction Co.
Appleton City Truck Line, TA·T·1353
Appleton City Truck Line, T-1353Sub I
Armentrout Coal & Trucking Service
Armentroul Truck Une, T ·1451
Asher, J. W., Inc., TA-T-12,515
Ashley, Jack L.
Auftert, Donald
Auffert, Francis A., T-20,416
Austin, Henry, T·26.764
Bailey, L, A.
B & G Hauling Service, T·13,638
Banks Moving & Storage
Barker, J. C.
Barlow Van Lines, T·7662
SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION
See McCarthy, John W.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective 8127/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Borden Sparks to Curtis Adams.Effective 6f7169.
Transferred cammon carrier authorityfrom Willard D. Wilson 10 J.T. Adams.Effective 10/31/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom L. C, Presley to Wallas Adams.Effective 2/B/69.
See Ray, Snowden L.
Transferred common carrier authon"tyfrom lee A. Drennen and Wayne W.Drennen to Ray Amsden. Eflective3/31/69.
See Deaton, John H.
Temporary authority granted.Effective 1/8/69.
Appl ication for common carrierauthority over irregular routes.Pending.
See Armentrout Truck Line.
Transferred common car(ler autnorhyfrom Armentrout Coal & TruckingService to Armentrout Truck Line.Effective 1117/68.
Granted temporary common carrierauthority until 12/18/68.Effective 9/24/68.
See Frech, LOUIS E.
See Auffert, Francis A.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Donald Auffert lD Francis A.Auffert. Effective 1/6/69.
Cornman carrier authoritY granted.Effective 214169,
See Schlemper, Edmund H.
Transferred authority fromCharles Boehmer to Lambert Trucking.Effeetive 11/23/68.Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Lambert Trucking Co. to B & GHauling Service. Effective 4/20169.
See Morgan, larry
See CaveneSs, Opal Odell
Transferred all common carrierintrastate authority from Albert LKuebler, d/b/a Twin City Transfer,Klump Transfer and Speedy Transferto Barlow Van lines, Inc.Effective 12122/68.
NAME AND NUMBER
Barnes, R, l.
Barrett, Wayne C., T·598
Batterton, Thomas Wm., Jr.
Beaufort Transfer Co., T·341 Sub 13
Beau fort Transfer Co., T·341 Su b 14
Beaufort Transfer Co., T·341 Sub 15
Beaufort Transfer Co., T·341 Sub 16
Beaulort Transfer Co" T·26,523
Beaufort Transfer Co., T-26,908
Beaufort Transfer Co., TA-T·341
Beaulort Trans~er Co., TA·T·341
Bentley, Ernest, T·15,662
8ernsKoetter Moving & Storage, T·58
Best Truck Unes, Inc., T ·24,560Sub 1
Bisges, Mrs. Leo, T·12.917
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See Johnson. Eugene F.
Transferred common carrierauthority from Edwin E. Torbitto Wayne C. Barren.Effeclive 5118/69.
See Riley, luther Wayne.
Application for additional authority.Consol idated order issued 12/11/68;case still pending,
Common carrier authority overirregular route granted.Effective 4/29/69.
Application for common carrierauthority over regujar route.Pending.
Application for cammon carrierauthority over regular andirregu lar routeS. Pendi ng.
Tramfened all intrastateauthority granted in T-12,263from T.I.M.E. Freight, Inc. toBBau~ortTransfer CD. and mergedwith T·341. Remaining authorityof T.I.M.E. Freight, Inc.,designated T-12,263.Effective 7/25/6B.
Transferred porflOn of commoncarrier intrastate authority under
T·12,254 from Duncan Moving andStorage to Beaufon Transfer Co.and merged with T·341.Effective 12/13/68.
Temporary authority extended toAugust 21, 1969.Effective 5/26/69.
Temporary common carrierauthority over irregu lar rou teextended to June 3,1969.
T·ll,796 retired and all cOmmOncarrier intrastate authoritytransferred from Saline CountyTruck Company to Ernest Bentleyand merged with T-15,662.Effective 3/31/69.
Transferred common carrierauthoritY from Edwin G. Mueller.d/b/a 8ernskoener Moving &Storage to Hulda M. Mueller,dlbla Bernsl<oetter Moving &Storage.Effective 1/10/69.
Temporary common carrier overirregular route, extended toMay 20, 1969. Temporary authorityplus additional authority combinedunder Sub 1 for permanent authority.Effective 511 3/69.
Transfer of c.ommon carrier author1tyfrom Andrew C. Rackers to Mrs. leo J.6isges. Effective 12/28/68.
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Black River Transportation. Inc.T·22.333 Sub 1
Bledsoe Brothers, Inc., T·13,048Sub 1
Boehmer. Charles
Bogler Trucking & Excavating Co.
Bond Transportation, Inc. T·27,207
Bonita Motor Line, Inc., T·26.362
Bottoms. Charles. T-25.055
Boyce, Larry. T·15,532
Boyington, Cecil. T·25,039
Bozada Drayage, TA-T-27, 199
Branson Truck Line, Inc., T-22,779Sub 1
Branson Truck Line, Inc., TA-T-22.779
Bray. Earl. Inc., T-6456 Sub 13
Breeding, Hugh, Inc., T-6605 Sub 7
Bressler, John
Brooksh ire, Clyde
Brown, A. D.
Brown Transfer & Storage Co., T·52BSub 1
Brown Transfer & Storage Co., TA-T ·528
Broyles City Transfer & Storage Co.
Broyles Transier 8> Stmage Co., T-337
Application for common carrierauthority over regular and irregularroutes. Pending.
Common carrier authority o\lerirregular route granted.Effeetive 2/4/69.
B & G Hauling Service
See Lynn, Lloyd A.
Application for transfer of aportion of intrastate authorityfrom Eagle Express, Inc. to BondTransportation, Inc.Pending.
Portion of authority in T-1655transferred from Eagle Express, Inc.to Bonita Motor Line. Inc., anddesignated T -26,362.Effective 717/69.
Transferred common carrierauthoritY from Lamon Shipman toCharles Bottoms.Effective 1/20/69.
Transferred common carrierauthority from G &. M i rucklngService to Wilbert Earl Proctor.Effective 12/17/6B.Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Wilbert Earl Proctor to LarryBoyce. Effective 4/4/69.
Authority canceled.Effective 7/15/68,
Application for temporary commoncarrier authority over irregularroute denied 4/B/69_
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective 8/B/69.
Temporary authority extended to1O/3/6B. Effective B/B/68.
Granted additional common carrierauthori ty. Effective 8/20/68.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effect ive 8/20/68.
See Dot Line, Inc.
See Klossner, J. G.
See Nichols. William D.
Application pending,
Application pending.
See Broyles iransfer & Storage Co,
I ransferred common carrier authorityfrom J. O. Broyles, Gene C. Broyles.and Pearl E. Broyles. d/b/a BroylesCity Transfer & Storage Co. to GeneBroyles, d/b/a Broyles Transfer &Storage Campa ny. Effecrive 3/22/69.
Bumgarner. James L., T-14,940
Burggrabe Truck Lines. Inc. T·1606Sub 1
Burks, George t.
Burnett, Harold G,
Cape County Private AmbulanceService, Inc., IA-A·26,372
Cape County Private Ambu lanceService, Inc., A·l
Capehart. Noble C.
Carter, W. G.• Truck Service,T-13.B96 Sub 2
Carter, W. G.• Iruck Service,IA·I·13,B96
Casper, Billie, T-15,157 Sub 3
Caswell, Roy R., 1-10.260
Caveness, Opal Odell, T-13,544
Central Truck Service. T-22.102
Centropol is Transfer Co., 1nc.,TA-T648
Chaffin, Jess, T-18,528
Chancey. Bobby 0 on, T·13,875
Cheese Express, Inc., 1-26.206-X
Churchill Truck Lines, Inc., TA-T-195
Cobb,Ouo
Coleman, Paul
Coleman, Virgil R.
Columbia Yellow Cab Co.• Inc.,B27.419
Columbia Yellow Cab Co., Inc_,IA-B27,419 ICert_ 7791
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Transferred authority from Paul T.Wilkinson to James L. Bumgarner.Effective 8/17/68.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
See Wiechert, Orville
See K. W. Roach & Son.
Temporary authority extended to4/3/69.
Common carr ier author ity overirregu lar rou te granted.Effective 3/14/69.
See James, Lindell L,
Application for common carrierauthority. Pending,
Granted common carrier temporaryauthority over irregular route.Effeetive 3/24/69.
Additional common carrieraut hori ty over irregu lar route
granted. Effective 1/15/69.
T-1197 retired and transferredfrom Glenn Good Truck Line toRoy R. Caswell and merged wi th1·10,260. Co mman carrier authori tyeffective 8/2/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom J. C. Barker to Opal OdellCaveness. Effective 6/29/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Ronald L. Thurman to CentralTruck Service. Effective 4/26/69.
Application for common carrierauthority Over irregular routedenied 7/19/68,
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Rector Lloyd Dubois to JessChaffin. Effeetive 10/5/68.
Transferred cOmmon carrier authorityfrom Clettis Phillips to Bobby DonChancey. Effective 12/22/68.
Granted additional contract carrierauthority. Effeetive B/6/68.
Application for temporary authorityover regular route denied 11/29/68.
See Teeter, Troy
See Eoff, Charley
See Crabtree, Raymond
Application for common carrierauthority over regular route.Pending.
Application lor temporary commoncarrier authority over regularroute extended to 9/28/69.
Commercial Cartage Co., TA-T-18, 161
Commercial Transport, Inc., T-l0,288Sub 9
Conner & Brill Gravel Co., T·12,944
Consolidated Freightways Corp.,T·23,904
Continental Trailways, Inc., B-l0,241
Crabtree Brothers Trucking Co.,T-14,671
Crabtree, Raymond, T-14-,807
Crawford Equipment, T·12,946
Crawford Equipment, T-12,946
Crawford, Ray, T-13,419
Crites Brothers
Crites & Sailer Construction Co.,T·20,16B
Crouse, A. C.
Crouse, Charles L., T·14,095
Crown Coach Company
Curtis, Robert
Cyrus Truck Lines, Inc., T-11,967Sub 15
Cyrus Truck Lines, Inc., T-l1,967Sub 16
Cyrus Truck Lines, Inc., T-11.967Sub 17
Temporary authority extended toMay 1, 1969.Temporary authority extended toAugust 26, 1969.Application filed 4/9/69 fortemporary emergency authorityfor 10 days granted.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective 9/27168.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Lewis P. Jackson to Conner &Brill Gravel Co. Effective 6116/69.
Transferred and retired T·1256 fromSouthern·Plaza Express Inco toConSOlidated Freightways Corp.and merged with T·23,9D4.Effective 12/27168.
Transferred COmmon carrier authorityfrom Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.to Continental Trailways, Inc.Effective 1/1 0169.
Transferred COmmon carrier authorityfrom Franklin O. Crabtree and Bill H.Crabtree dlbla Crabtree BrothersTrucking to Crabtree BrothersTrucking Company. Effective 511169.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Virgil R. Coleman to RaymondCrabtree. Effective 12128/68.
Transferred commOn carrier authorityfrom Gary G. Groves to CrawfordEquipment. Effective 3/29169.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Harold F. Crawford, d/blaCrawford Equipment to Harold F.Crawford and Isla Crawford, dlb/aCrawford Equipment.Effective 5/22/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Eugene T rue to Ray Crawiord.Elfect ive 5/16/69.
See Hobbs, Char les Mayna rd
Transferred com man carrier author i tyfrom Haul-A·Way, Inc. to Crites &Sailer Construction Company.Effecl ive 3/31/69.
See Crouse, Charles L.
Transferred com man carrier author ityfrom A. C. Crouse to Charles L. Crouse.Effective 11/29/68.
See Jefferson Lines, Inc.
See Huggins, Bill.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective B/20/68.
Add itional com man carrier author itygranted. Effective 12/10/68.
Granted common carrier authority.
Effective 9/10/68.
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Cyrus T ruck Lines, Inc., T-11,967Sub 18
Cyrus Truck Lines, Inc" TA-T-l1,967
Cyrus Truck Lines, Inc., TA·T·11,967
Dahlsten Truck Line, T·17)37
0& R Hauling
Davis, Claude E.
Dawn Trucking Company
Deaton, John H., T·9057
Dickey, Harold, Transport, Inc.,T·26,457
Dodds Truck Line, Inc., T-871
Dodds Truck Line, Inc., Sub 15
Doogs and Stuart Trucking
Dot Line, Inc., T-13,835
Downes Truck Serv ice
Drennen, Lee A. and Wayne W. Drennen
Dubois, Rector Lloyd
Dugan, Cecil, T·26,743
Dulle, Clem, Jr., T-26,864
Duncan Moving & Storage Company
Dwyer Motor Freight
Eads, Claudia Jean
Eagle Express, Inc.
Edwards, James W.
Ee-Jay Motor Transports, Inc.,T-17.768
Granted additional common carrierauthority. Effeetille 3/13/69.
Temporary authority extended to10/9/68. Effective 7(10/68.
Temporary authority for common carrierover a regular route extended to5/8/69. Effective 2/14/69.
Intrastate authority granted toDahlsten Truck Line T·25,808merged with Permit T-17)37. EntireIntrastare author; ty gran ted toDahlsten Truck Line shall be grantedto Dahlsten Truck Line shall bereferred to as T-17 )37.Effective 1/6/69.
See R ice, Kenneth H.
See Sheets, William C.
See Maine, Winfred
Authority transferred from J. C.Angel Line Construction Companyto John H. Deaton,Effective 7/12/68.
App~ication for common carrierauthority oller irregular route.Pending.
T~5D9 retired and transferred fromJ. J. Tune to Dodds Truck Line, Inc.and merged with T-871.Eflectille 719/68.
Application for common carderauthority over irregular route.Pending.
See Seifner, Donald.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom John Bressler to Dot Line, Inc.Effeetive 3/1 0169.
See Thompson, H. L.
See Amsden, Ray
See Chaffin, Jess.
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 2/4169.
See Mid·Mo Hauling Contractors, Inc.
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 2/4/69.
See Beaufort Transfer Company.
See Silex Elevator.
See Keller, Otto Alfred, Jr.
See Bonita Motor Line, Inc.
See Bond TransporlOtion, Inc.
See Weir, Lester O.
Granted addltlonal common carrierauthority. Effective 9/24/68.
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Ee·Jay Motor Transports, Inc.•TA·T-17,768
Elfrink Truck Lines. Inc.. T- 1084Sub 1
Elfrink Truck Lines, Inc., T·1084Sub 2
Elfrink Truck Lines, Inc., T·l084Sub 3
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Temporary authority extended to9/17/69. Effective 6/20/69.
Temporary common carrier authoritygranted to 4/17/69. Rehearingdenied 4/16/69.
Granted additional common carrierauthority Over 'rregu~ar route.Effective 1/24/69.
Application for commOn carrierauthority over regular route.Pending.
Fleener. Kenneth
Frech. Louis E.. T-14,329
Freeport Transport, tnc., T ·19,832
Frey, Leroy
Gamm, Grover
G & H Trucking Company
G & M Trucking Service
See Wiseman, James R.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Jack L. Ashley to Louis E.Frech. Effective 2/2/69.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular roule.Pending.
See Jones & Turner, Inc.
See Perrine & Gamm
See Huot Brothers.
See Boyce, Larry
I Ellie's Guided Tours. TA-B·26.533
Ellis Petroleum Transport. Inc.,
ITAT-4.172
Ellis Petroleum Transport. Inc.,T·4.172 Sub 1
IEmry, Clay, T-17,425 Sub 2
Eoff, Charley. T-21,627
IErickson Transport Corp., TA-T-l1,615
I Erickson Transport Corp.. T·l1 ,615
I Estes, Earl
Evans. Dale. T·26,744
m Evans. Everett. T-26,745
IIEverett Quarries. Co., Inc.. T·13.979
IExhibitors Film Delivery & ServiceCompany, Inc. T-2999 Sub 2
Exhibitors Film Delivery & Service
mCompany. Inc. T-2999 Sub 3
Farris Truck Line, TA·T-11, 198·X
IIFarns Truck Line. T·l1, 198-X Sub 4
I Farris Truck Line, T· 11, 198-X Sub 5
IJFeaster, John B. and Dorothy M..T26,371
Temporary authority extended to9/3/69.
Temporary author itV extended toto/9/68. Effective 7/1 0/6B.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective 8/20/6B.
Granted additional common carrierauthority over irregular route.Effective 2/4/69.
Transferred cornman carrier authorityfrom Paul Coleman to Charley Eoff.Effective 3/29/69.
Granted additional common carnerauthority over 1rregu~ar route.Effective 3/10/69.
G ranted additional common carrierauthority over irregular route.Effective 6/10/69.
See Smart & Crenshaw.
Common carrier authoritygranted 2/4/69.
Common carrier authoritygranted 2/4/69.
Transferred common carrierauthority from Everett Quarries.Inc. to Everett Quarries Co.,Inc. Effective 2/9/69.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Temporary contract carrierauthority over irregular routeextended to 7/17/69.Effective 4/22/69.
Add itional authori ty granted.Effective 10/8/68.
Application for contract carrier
authorlty. Pending.
Common carrier authority granted.Effective 7/25/68.
Garnett. Columbus Jr., T-13,766
Garrett, Branon, T·13.553
Geldbach Transport, Inc.,TA·T·26,374·X
Geldbach T rampart, Inc.,T·26.374·X
Gillam. Danny and S. J. Pierce
Gist. Dale. & Sons, T-26.306
Glosier Service Co., TA·T-23.61 5-X
Glaser Service Co., T-23,61 5·X Sub 1
Good. Glenn. Truck Line
Greis, Marvin Lee. T-23.626-X Sub 1
Greis. Marvin Lee. T-13.721ICert.}
Greis Trucking Service
Gremore Lime Co.. T·18.344 Sub 1
Gross & Sons Transport Company
Groves, Gary G.
Gunnels. Loren D.
Hackstadt, M. W.. Cert.T·13, 137
Hageman Enterprises. T-26.708
H & Z Trucking
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T r3 nsferred com man carrierauthority from Harry Tully toCol umbus J r. Garnett.Effective 218/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Pauline Millington to BranonGarrett. Effective 6/8/69.
Temporary contract carrier authorityextended to 5/29/69.Effect ive 3/3/69.
Granted contract carrier authorityover irregu lar rou Ie.Effective 4/1 5/69.
See Masson, Archie L.
Granted common carrier authorityEffective 10/10/68.
Temporary contract carrier author ltyover irregutar route ex tended to9/1 B/69. Effective 6/23/69.
Application for contract c"rrierauthority Over irregular route.Pending.
See Caswell. Roy R.
Common carrier authority gr"nted.Effective 8/6/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Greis Trucking Serl/ice toMarvin Lee Greis. Effective 1/17/69.
See Greis. Marl/in Lee.
Application for Cammon carrierauthority over irregular route.Dismissed 11/21/68.
See Moore, Gale L.
See Crawford Equipment.
See McMillin, L. E.
Common carrier authority transferredfrom C. O. Underwood to M. W.Hackstadt. Effective 3/24/69.
Granted c::ommon carrier authority.Effective 3/14/69.
See Perkins. Harold
-iall and Wells Truck Line, T~5776
Hall, Edward P., TA-T-26,054
Hall, Edward P., T~26,054
Hamm, Daniel Drayage Co" T·8139Sub 10
Hamm, Daniel Drayage Co., Sub 11
Hannibal~Quincy Truck Line, Inc.,T-727
Harkins, Rex
Harkins Stock Yard, T-24,604
Harper, Jack, T20,364 Sub 1
Harrell, Aria and Betty, T-14,513
Harrington, Dale, T·27,091
Harrington, Katherine
Harrington Trucking Co., T-26,475
Harris Trucking Co., T-26,853
Harris, Willard, T-14,992
Hassler, William, Materials Co.,T-15,239
Helms, Leonard W.
Henley, L. R.
Herman Bros., Inc., T-l1,881 Sub 4
Hill, Albert C.
Hillis, Virgil, T-14,572
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom McCammon Truck Line to Hall& Wells Truck Line.Effective 7/13/68.
Temporary common carrier authorityextended to March 4, 1969.Effective 12/3/68.
Common carrier authority granted.Effective 418/69.
Appli cation for com mon carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Transferred all 'Intrastateauthority in T-19,079, Macon·Kirksville Truck Line, Inc., toHannibal-Quincy Truck Line, Inc.,and merged with T-727.Effective 3/24/69.
See Harkins Stock Yard.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Rex Harkins to Otto Harkins andRex Harkins, d/b/a Harkins Stock Yard,Effective 2/8/69.
Granted common carrier authorityover irregular route.Effective 6/25/69.
Transferred authority from Albert C.Hill to Aria and Betty Harrell.Effective 1/2/69.
Granted CammOn carrier authorityover irregular route.Effective 7/1/69.
See lewis. Charles Richard.
Common carrier authority granted.Effective 1/24/69.
Granted additiona I comm on carri erauthority. Effective 2/18/69.
Transferred com man carrier authori tyfrom Daniel Laughlin to Willard Harris.Effective 8/23/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Estel Schmidt to William HasslerMaterials Company.Effective 2/17/69.
See Keence, V. J.
See Klipsch Hauling Company.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
See Harrell, Aria and Betty.
T·14,572 canceled.Effective 7/9/6B.
Hobbs, Charles Maynard, T·25,063
Hobbs, Charles Maynard
Hodge, Curtis Lee
Holcomb, Tom, T·19,337 Sub 1
Howard Construction Co., T·21 ,49B
Huggins, Bill, T-25,903
Hunt & Son, T~ 17,790 Sub 3
Hunt & Son, Sub 8 (7)
Hunt & Son, Sub 9
Hunt & Son, T-17,790
Huot Brothers, T·25,691
Irwi n. Richard
Isreal Transfer & Storage Company.T·27,145
Jackson, Lewis P.
Jackson Qu arries, Inc., T-21 ,620
Jackson, William E.
James, Lindelll" T-25,971
James, Orvll
Jefferson Lines, lnc~,
Cert~ & Permit 128
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Transferred comm on carrierauthority from A. C. Mitchell toCrites Brothers.Effective 2/8/69.
Transferred common carrierauthority from Crites Brothers toCharles Maynard Hobbs.Effective 6(29/69.
See Swearenger, Eddy N.
Granted common carri er author ityover irregu lar route.Effective 4/25/69.
Retired and transferred T·14.133from Sam Wright by I rene J. Wright,his surviving widow, to HowardConstruction Company and mergedwith Cert. T-21 ,498.Effective 10/18/68.
Transferred common carrierauthority from Robert Curtis toBill Higgins.Effective 1/17/69.
Temporary commOn carrier authorityextended to 5/20/69.Effective 2120169.
Granted common carrier authorityover irregular route.Effective 4/16/69.
Application for common carrierauthority over regular route.Pending.
T ransfe rred and retired comm oncarrier authority under T·14.632,Midway TrUCking Company toHunt & Son.Effective 10/27/68.
Transferred common carrier
authority from G & H TruckingCompany to Huot Brothers.Effective 5/9/69.
See Schon, leo Curtis, Jr.
Application for common carrierauthority Over irregular route.Pending.
See Conner and Brill Gravel Co.
Transferred common carrierauthority from Glenn C. Reed toJackson Quarries, Inc.Effective 3/4/69.
See Maine, Winfred
Transferred common carrierauthority from Noble C. Capehartto Lindell L. James.Effective 3/30/69.
See McDowell, W. M.
Transferred common carderauthority from Jelferson T ransportatlon Lines, Inc.Effective 10/23/68.
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John's Construction Company
Johnson, Eugene F., T-13,380
Johnson, Forest, Clay Co" T-13,213
Johnson, Kenneth E.
Jones & Turner, lnc_, T ·12,846
Jones, Monroe, T-26,741
Jordan Hauling Company
Kaw Transport Co., T·9,255 Sub 16
Kaw Transport Co., Sub 18
Kaw Transport Co., Sub 19
Keence, V. J., T·13,097
Keller, Otto Alfred, Jr., T-15,462
Kemerling, M. E.
King, David
Kisker-Purler Excavating, T·14,637
Klipsch Hauling Co., T-14,381 Sub 5
Klipsch Hauling Co., Sub 6
Klipsch HaUling Co., Sub 7
Transferred and retired Cert. &Permit 2 from Crown Coach Co.to Jefferson Lines, Inc, andmerged with Cert. & Permit 128.EHective 3/15169_
See Jefferson Lines, Inc_
See Twehous Excavating Co., Inc.
Transferred certificate ofconvenience and necessity fromR. L. 8arnes to Eugene F, Johnson.EHective 6/19/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Forest Johnson to Mrs_ Forest(M artha I Johnson , d/b/a ForestJoh nson Clay Company.Effective 6/20169.
See S & J Trucking Company.
Retired and transferred T-13,013for common carrier authorityfrom Leroy Frey to Jones &Turner, lnc_Effective 1013/68.
Transferred cOmmon carrierauthority from Roy Thompson toMonroe Jones.Effective 618/69.
See Pioneer Hauling Co., Inc.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective 7/23/68.
Granted common carrier authorityover irregular route.Effective 1/14/69.
Application for cOmmOn carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Transferred and retired T- 14,293for common carrier authorityfrom Leonard W. Helms to V. J.Keence, and merged under T·l:l,097.Effective 10/18/68.
Transferred common carnerauthority from Claudia Jean Eadsto Otto Alfred Keller, Jr.Effective 12/28/68.
See Wilson, Robert Eugene
See Steva Stone Company, Inc.
Transferred common carrierauthority from Roland I. Merx toKisker-Purler Excavating.Effective 6/28/69.
Application for common carrierauthority. Pending.
Application for common carrierauthority aver irregular route.
Pending.
Appl icahon for common carnerauthority over irregu~af route.Pending.
Klipsch Hauling Co., T-14,381
Klossner, J, G_, T-13,147
Klump Transfer
Koepke, Vic, Excavating & Grading Co.,T-25,984
Lambert Trucking Co.
Laughlin, Daniel
Lawson Equipment, Inc.
Leeser & Stauffer Truck Service, Inc.,T-16,211 Sub 4
Lewis, Charles Richard, T-14,611
Linch Gravel Co., T-26,742
Lock 8 rothers, Inco, T-12,245 Sub 1
Logsdon, Ronald J., T·25,792
London, Earl
Lottman, Walter, T-23,529-X Sub 1
Lu na, Joe, Cert. T -1107
Luna, R. E.
Lupkey Supreme Service
Lynn, Lloyd A., T·14,887
McCammon Truck Line
McCarthy, John W., T-26,395
McCurry's Farm Supply, T-16,238Sub 1
McCurry's Farm Supply, TA-T-16,238
McDonald, Tommy Gene, T-27,339
McDowell, W. M_, T-13,116
McKuin, Archie, TA-T-27,l09-X
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Retired and transferred T-247for com mOn carrier authorl tyfrom L. R. Henley to KlipschHauling Co, and Merged with T·14,381.Effective 5/23/69.
Transferred comm on carr ier authori tvfrom Clyde Brookshire to J_ G.Klossner. Effective 4/6/69.
See Barlow Van Lines, Inc.
Common Carrier authority over irregu lar
rou te granted. Effective 11/28/68.
See B & G Hauling Service
See Harris. Willard
See R & L Truck Line
Application for common carrier authorityover irregular route. Pending.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Katherine Harrington to CharlesRichard Lewis. Effective 9/22/68.
Granted common carrier authority,Effective 2/4169.
Granted cammOn carrier authorityover irregular route. Effective5/13/69.
Authority cancelled. Effective 7/3/68·
See Yark, Floyd
Granted additional authority.Effective 8/10/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom R. E, Luna to Joe Luna_Effactive 10/12/68.
See Luna, Joe
See Thomas Supreme Service
Application to transfer a portion ofcommon carrier authority from 80glerTrucking & Excavating Co. to Lloyd A.Lynn and merge with T-14,887. Pending.
See Hall & Wells Truck Line
Portion of common carrier authoritytransferred from T-3,216, Ace-AlkireFreight Lines, Inc., to John W_McCarthy and merged with T-26,395.Effective 7/11/68.
Granted common carrier authority overirregular rOUle. Effective 4/8/69,
Temporary common cllrrier authorityover irregular route. Extended to
5120169, EHective 2120/69.
Application fm common carrier authorityover irregular route. Pending.
Transferred common carrier authorityover ~rregular route from Orvil
James to W. M. McDowell. Effective8/30/68.
Temporary contract carrier author'ty.extended to 6/4/69_ Effective 317/69.
McKuin, Archie, T-27,109-X
McLellan, Wayne C., T-26,603
McMillin, l. E., T-13,463
McQueen. Glenn P.
Macon-Kirksville Truck Line, Inc.
Maine, Winfred, T·20,402
Major, Hugh, T-15,215 Sub 1
Major, Hugh, Sub 2
Major, Hugh, T·15,215
Marsh, Kelly R.
Marshfield Drayage Co., T·26,150
Masson, Archie L., T-13,532
Matthews, Berl',ne, T-16,180
Merchants Delivery Co., TA·T-22,666
Merx, Roland I.
Meyer, A. T.
Mid-Mo Hauling Contractor>, Inc.,T-26,743
Midway Trucking Co,
Midwest Installation Co., Inc.,TA-T-26,874-X
Miller Brada Freight System, Inc"T-25,831
Millington, Pauline
Missouri Agricu Iture Enterprises, Inc.,T·14,OB5
Missouri Funeral Supplies, TA-T-26,436-X
Missouri Funeral Supplies, T-26,436-X
Granted contract carrier authorityEffective 6(6/69_
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 1/14/69.
Transferred common carrier authodtyfrom Loren D. Gunnels to L. E,McMillin. Effective 5/31/69.
See Moulton, O"'ille B_
See Hannibal-Quincy Truck Line, Inc.
Transferred common carrier autnorityfrom William E. Jackson to DawnTrucking Co. Effective 9/1/68.
TranSferred common carrier authorityfrom Dawn Trucking Co. to WinfredMaine. Effective date 2/16/69.
Granted additional common carrierauthority over irregular route.Effective 12/17/68.
Application for common carrierauthority. Pending.
See P & P Truck Lines.
See Moyer TruckLine, Inc.
Common carrier authority granted.Effective 7/9/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Danny Gillam and S. J. Pierceto Archie L. Masson. Effective3/24/69.
Transferred and retired for commoncarrier authority from Charles Stanleyto Berline Matthews, and merged withT-16, 180. Effective 2/8/69.
Temporary cammon carrier authorityover irregular route_ Extended to7/21/69. Effective 4121/69.
See Kiskef-Purler Excavating
See Otten Truck Line
Transferred com man carrier authorltyfrom Cecil Dugan to Mid-Mo HaulingContractors, Inc. Effective 5/3/69.
See Hunt & Son
Temporary contract authority granted.Extended to 8(17/69. Effective 5/22/69.
Temporary authority for commoncarrier extended to 2/11/69.
See Garrett, Branon
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Slater & Fowles, Inc. toMissouri Agricu Itural Enterprises,Inc. Effective 515/69.
Temporary authority extended to12/11/68 for cant ract carrier,Eflective 9/16/68,
Granted contract carrier authority.Effective 8/1 0/68.
Missouri Funeral Supplies, T-26,436-XSub 1
Missouri Pacific Truck Lines, Inc.,TAT11,304
Missouri Pacific Truck Lines, Inc.,
T-l1,304 Sub 2
Missouri Transit lines, Inc. B-20,621Sub 7
Missouri Transit Lines, Inc. B-20,621Sub B
Missouri Transit Lines, Inc. TA-B-20,621
Missouri Transit lines, Inc. TA-B-20,621
Mitchell. A. C.
MonKem Co., Inc., T-9879 Sub 7
MonKem Coo, lnc_, Sub 8
MonKem Co.. Inc., Sub 9
MonKem Co., Inc., Sub 10
MonKem Co., Inc., Sub 11
MonKem Co., Inc., Sub 12
MonKem Co., Inc., TA-T9879
MonKem Co., Inc" TAT-9879
MonKem Co" Inc_, TA-T-9B79
MonKem Co., Inc., TA-T-9879
Montgomery Mobile Homes Sales, Inc.,T-26,378
Moore, Gale L" T-27,113-X
Moore, Thomas, Truck Line
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Granted contract carrier authority.T-26A36 effective 8/10/68 andTA-T-26,436·X expiring 12/11/68canceled. Effective 12/24/68.
Temporary common carrier authoritygranted is extended to 2/21/69.Effective 11 /26/6B.
Granted additional common carrierauthority. Effective 12/31/68.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted under Cert. 20.Effective 9/20/68.
Abandoned a part of intrastate,regular·route se"'ice to ElkhurstRegional Airport. Effective 5/16/69.
Temporary authority under TA Cert_ 20extended to 11111/68. Effective 818/68.
Temporary common carrier authoritygranted to 9/1(69. Effective 6112/69.
See Hobbs, Charles Maynard
Additional common carrier aUlhoritygranted to operate over irregularroutes. Elfective 9/17/68.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted to operate over irregularroutes. Effective 8/6/68.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted to operate over irregular routes.Effective 10/10/68.
Granted additional common carrierauthority over irregular rOlltes.
Effective 4/16/69.
Application for cammon carrierauthority over irregular routes. Pending.
Granted COmmon carrier authority overirregular routes. Effective 6/13169.
Additional common carrier authorityex tended to 1211 0/68_ Effective915/68.
Application for temporary commoncarrier authority over irregularroutes denied. Effective 10/23/68.
Temporary common carrier authorityover irregular route extended to8112/59. Effective 5(13/69.
Temporary common carrier authorityover irregular route extended to9125/69. Effective 6/30/69.
Common Carrier authority granted.Effective 5/27169_
Transferred a portion of irregularroute contract authority from Gross& Sons Tramport Co., T-1S.009-X, toGale L. Moore, T·27.113-X. Effective3/15/69.
See Witte Brothers Exchange, lnc_
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Moses, Drie, T·25,815
Moulton, Orville B., T·15,627
Moyer Truck Line, Inc., TA-T-18,332
Moyer Truck Line, Inc., TA-T-18,332
Moyer Truck Line, Inc., T-18,332
Musselman & Hall
Nanney, Eugene, T·21 ,996 Sub 1
Transferred a portion of commoncarrier authority from Banks Moving& Storage, T·4,329, 10 Larry Morgan andmerged with T-21 ,597. Effective8/15169.
Granted common caHier authority overirregular routes. Effective 12/31/68.Authority cancelled, effective 2/27169.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Glenn P. McQueen to Orville B.Mou Iton. Effective 8/8/68.
Temporary Cammon carrier authorityOlJer irregu lar routes extended to
1/28169. Effective 11/1/68.
Temporary common carrier authorityextended to 9125/69. Effective 6130/69.
Transferred and retired entire commoncarrier authority under T~ 15,404, fromKelly R. Marsh to Moyer Truck Line,Inc., and merged with T·18,332.Effective 2/8/69.
See Musselman & Hall Contractors, Inc.
Granted cammon carrier authorityover irregular route. Effective4129/69.
Owens, William "Bill", T-27,022
Pace & Chapman, T·26.605
P & P Truck Une~, T-26,935
Parris, Thomas
Parrish, H.C.. Truck Service, T·24,225
Parrott. Bill, T·20,365 Sub 1
Patterson, O. J. and Gerald DeanPattersonPatterson Transport, Inc., T·20,087
Percy. William H., T-13,293
Perkins, Harold. T-13,309
Perrine, 0 uane
Granted commo" carrier authority.Effective 4/8/69.
Application for common c.arrier authority
over irregular route den'led 5113/69.
Transferred portion of common carrierauthority under T-15.215, from HughMajor to P & P Truck Lines. Effective3/7(69.
See Welsch meyer, Martin J.
Additional common carrier authoritygranted. Effective 1212416B.
Granted common carrier authority overirregular route. Effective 7/1169.
See Patterson Transport, Inc.
Transferred cammon carrier authorityfrom O. J. Patterson and Gerald DeanPatterson to Patterson Transport.inc. Effective 1/17/69,
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Paul C. Thompson to William H. Percy.Effective 3/23/69.
Application to transfer certificate ofconveni ence and necessi ty form H & ZTrucking to Harold Perkins. Pending.
See Perrine & Gamm Trucking Service
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Nichols. William D., T-13,206
Niedergerke Truck Line. T·6739 Sub 1
Naylm, Cord ie. T -13.300
Oder, Larry, TA·T·n.021
Oldham, J. H.• Concrete Co.
Oldham, Earl G., T-18.307
Oliver. James S., TA-B-25,762ICert, 739)
Oliver, James S., B-25,762 Sub 1
Oliver, John F., Inc., T·26.620
Orscheln Brothers Truck Lines. Inc.
Otten Truck Line, T-12,567
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Transferred common carrier authority
from A. D. Brown to William D. Nichols_Effective 10/5168.
Application tor common carrierauthority over irregular route. Pending.
Transferred aII aut hority underTA080, Frank B. Van Dyke, to CordieNaylor. Effective 12/13/6B.
Temporary co mmon carrier author ityextended to 4/17/69. Effective2/19/69.
See Oldham, Earl G.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom J. H. Oldham Concrete Co. toEarl G. Oldham. Effective 1/1/69.
Temporary authority extended to1/3169. Effective 10/3/68.
Granted additional authority forcommon carrier over regular route.Effective 12119/68.
Transferred a portion a f commoncarrier authority from John F. 01 iverto John F. Oliver. Inc.Effective 9/B/68.
See Scherff's Truck Lines, Inc.
Retired and transferred T~ 1.553 fromA. T. Meyer to Otten Truck Line,and merged with T-12,567. Effective
3/20/69.
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Perrine & Gamm Trucking Service, Transferred common carrier authontyfrom Duane Perrine to Duane Perrineand Grover Gamm, dlbla Perrine &Gamm Trucking Service. Effective4125/69.
Perry, Harvey E. See Specialty Transit Co., Inc.
Phelps Drayage Co .. T·22,734-X Contract carrier authority revoked11122168,
Philipp Transit Lines, Inc.. T-419 Temporary authority extended to
11 114/68. Effective 8/15/6B.
Philipp Transit Lines, Inc., TA19 Temporary authority extended to12/3/68. Effective 8/29/68.
Phillips, Clettis See Chancey, Bobby Don
Pioneer Hauling Co., Inc.. T·19,212 Application to transfer certificate ofconven ience and necessity from JordanHauling Co. to Pioneer Hauling Co.Inc. Pending.
Polley, Keith H.. T27.359 Application to transfer a portion ofthe common carrier authori ty grantedto E. G. Schroff under T-15,79210 Keith H. Polley. Pending.
Prairie Milling Co, See Woodson Truck'ing Serv',ce,
Presley, L. C. See Adams. Wallas
Proctor, Wilbert Earl See Boyce, Larry
Provence, Luther L., T-14,113 Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Donald D. Snodgrass to Luther L.Provence. Effective 3/31/69.
Q & R Motor ServIce. Co.• T-8,542 Sub 2 Additional COmmon carrier authorityover Irregu lar route granted. Effecflve9/20/68.
Q & R Motor Service, Co., Sub 3
Q & R Motor Service, Co., TA-T-8,542
Q & R Motor Service, Co., TAT8,542
Q & R Motor Service, Co., TA-T-8,542
Q & R Motor Service, Co" TAT8,542
Rackers, Andrew C.
Railway Express Agency, Inc.,T-12,231 Sub 9
Railway Express Agency, Inc., Sub 11
Granted additiona i com mon carrierauthority over irregular route granted.Effective 3/27/69.
Temporary common carrier authorityextended to 10/10/68. Effective7/19/68.
Temporary common carrier authority overirregu lar route extended to 4/3/69.Effective 1/2/69.
Temporary common carrier authorityover irregular route extended to12/27/68, Effective 9/30/68.
Granted temporary COmmon carrierauthority over irregular route.Effective 10/15/68.
See 8 isges, Mrs. Leo
Order Denying Stay of Order and/orFurther Proceedings for authoritygranted 9/27/66. Effective 3/25/69.
Application for common carrierauthority over regular route. Pending.
Richmond, Arthur E" T·26,604
Riechard, jack, T-2G,424-X
Riechard, Jack, TA-T-26,424-X
Righter Trucking Co., Inc., T·1379 Sub 2
Riley, Luther Wayne, Cert. T·23,466
Rittman Bros.
Roach, K. W., & Son, T-23,863
Rogers Cartage Co., T-9073 Sub 8
Rogers Cartage Co., Sub 9
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 1/14/69.
Contract carr,er au thori ty overirregular route granted, Effective 2/18/69.
Temporary contract carrier authorityextended to 5/1/69. Effective 1/31/69.
AppUcation for comm'::Jn carrier
authority over regular route.Dismissed 11/1/68.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Thomas Wm. Batterton, Jr., toLuther Wayne Riley. EHective 12/2/68.
See Trams, Claude A.
Transferred cam moncarrier authority from Harold G. Burnettto K. W, Roach & Son. Effective4/1B/69.
Gra nted add itiona I authority.Effective 12/19/68.
Granted additional authority.Effective 3/25/69.
Temporary authority for generalRailway Express Agency, Inc., TA·T·12,231 commodities over regular route
extended to 4/3/69. Effective 1/3/69.
Appl ication for tern para ry authorityRailway Express Agency, Inc., TA-T-12,231 dismissed 7/23/68,
Rogers Cartage Co., Sub 10
Rogers Cartage Co., Sub 11
Application for additional authoritydismissed 1/28/69.
Granted additional authority.Effective 6/3/69.
Rand Enterprised, T·27,346
R & K Truck Company
R & L Truck Line, T-252
R & L Truck Line, T·252
R & S Truck Co., T-14,163
Ray, Snowden L., T-13,115
Reed, Glenn C.
Reynolds, C. E., Transport. Inc.,TA-T-l1,962
Reynolds, C. E., Transport, Inc.,TA·T -11,962 Sub 7
Reynolds, C. E., Transport, Inc"TAT-l1,962 Sub 10
ReynoldS, C. E., Transport, Inc.,TA·T-11 ,962
Rice, Kenneth H., T13,136
Application for common carrier authorityover irregular route. Pending.
See R & S Truck Company
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Richard D. Ezell and larry D. Goerke,d/b/a R & L Truck Line, to Richard D. Ezelland Evelyn E. Ezell, d/b/a R & L TruckLine.Effective 8/15/68.
Application to transfer common carrierauthority from R & L Truck Line toLawson Equipment, Inc.Pending.
Transferred cOmmon carrier authorityfrom R & K Truck Co. to R & STruckCo. Effective 5/5/69.
Transferred COmmOn carrier authorityover irregular route from LeslieAnderson to Snowden L. Ray. Effective12/28/68.
See Jackson Quarries, Inc.
Temporary authority extended to10/1 0/68. Effective 7/16/68.
Common carrier authority grantedeffective 7/2G/G8.
Application for additional commoncarrier authority. Pending.
App Iicat ion for common carrierauthodty over irregu lar routeextended to 7/24/69. Effective4/28/69.
Transferred cOmmon carrier authorityfrom 0 & R Hauling to Kenneth H. Rice.Effective 3/22/69.
Rogers Cartage Co., TA-T ·9073
Ruan Transport Corp., T-l 0,742 Sub 17
Ruan Transport Corp., T-1O,742 Sub 18
Ruan Transport Corp., T·10,742 Sub 19
Ruan Transport Corp., T-10,742 Sub 20
Ruan Transport Corp., T-l0,742 Sub 21
Ruan Transport Corp., TA·T-l0,742
Ruan Transport Corp., T A-T-10,742
Ruan Transport Corp., T-19,910-X Sub 4
Ruan Transport Corp., T-19,91O·X Sub 5
Ruan Transport Corp., TA-T-19,910·X
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Common carrier authority overirregular route granted. Effective10-24·68.
Additional common carrier authorityover irregular routes granted.Effective 3/18/69.
Application for common carrier authorityover irregular routes. Pending.
Application for common carrier authorityOver irregular routes. Order ofConsolidation effective 1/10/69.Pending.
Granted additional common carrierauthority over irregular routes. Effective6/3/69.
Temporary cammon carrier authorityextended to 9/4/69. Effective6/19/69.
Temporary common carrier authorityextended to 6/4/69. Ef1ective 3/7/69.
Additional contract carrier authorftyto operate over irregu lar routegranted. Effective 10/24/68.
Additional contract carrier authorityto operate over irregu lar rou tegranted. Effective 12/6/68.
Temporary contract carrier authorityexte",:led to 1012.'1168. Eflective 1129/68.
Schwerman Trucking Co., T-21 ,509 Sub 8 Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route. Pending.
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St,Francois Ambulance Service A-2
51. LOUIs-Cape Bus Line
St. Louis-Cape 8us Line, I nCo, 8-8718
SI. Louis-Cape Bus Line, Inc., 8-8718Sub 1
St_ Louis-Cape Bus Line, Inc., 8-8718Sub 2
Sandhaus, Harold M., T-12,212 Sub 7
S & J Trucking Co" Cert. T·20,260
Saline County Truck Co.
Samson, Hartford, Cert. T-25,681
Savannah Excavating, T-27,340
School 8us Service, Inc" TA-8-26,751ICert.757-X)
School 8us Servke, Inc., 8-26,751·X
Scheriff's Truck Lines, Inc" T-7 Sub 1
Scheriff's Truck Lines, Inc., T-7
Schlemper, Edmund H., Cert. T-13, 189
Schmidt, Estel
Schott, Leo Curtis, Jr., T-24,846·X
Schroff, E. G.
Schwent, John H., T-26,774
Scott City Grain Co., Inc_
Seifner, Donald, T-15,626
Granted temporary common carrier authorityover irregular route, extended to
5/B/69. Effective 2/10/69.
Granted permanent common carrierauthority over irregular route,Effective 3/14/69.
See 5t_ Louis·Cape Bus Line. Inc.
Common carrier authority under Cert.and Perm it 374 tramferred from St.Louis·Cape Bus Line to St. Louis-CapeBus Line, Inc. Effective 7/1/68.
Granted common carrier authority overregular route, Effective 6/3/69.
Granted common carrier authority overregular route. Effective 6/3/69.
Granted common carrier authority overirregular route, Effective 7/8/69.
Transferred cammon carrier authorityfrom Ken neth E. Johnson to S 13< JTrucking Co. Effective 3/8/69.
See Bentley, Ernest
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Lewis H. Sowards to HartfordSamson. Effective 10/6/6B.
Appl ication for common carrierauthority over irregular route. Pending.
Temporary contract carrier authorityextended to 3/19/69. Effective 12/2/68.
Granted contract carrier au thorityover regu lar route.Effective 3/11/69.
Motion to extend common carrierauthority on permanent basis denied9110/6B.
Portion of cammOn carrier authoritygranted in T·403 transferred tromOrscheln Bros. Truck Lines, Inc., toScherff's Truck Lines, Inc., andmerged with T-7. Effective B/6/68.
Transferred commOn carrier authorityfrom L. A. Bailey to Edmund H. Schlemper.Effective 9/13/6B_
See William Hassler Materials Co.
Transferred contract carrier authorityfrom Richard Irwin to Leo Curtis Schott,Jr. Effective 3/23/69.
See Polley, Keith H.
Granted common carrier author ity.Effective 2/4/69.
See Spalding, Lois R_
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Doogs & Stuart Trucking to DonaldSeifner. Effective 2/21/69_
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Sheets, William C., T·13,834
Shipman, Lamon
Shores, G. C., T·26,646
Silex Elevator, T-8699
Simmons, E. C.
Simmons Trucking Co., T-13,379
Slater and Fowles, Inc.
Smart & Crenshaw, T-25,465
Snodgrass, Donald D.
Southern Missouri Freight
Southern Missouri Freight, Inc. T-25,449
Soulhern--l'laza Express, Inc.
Sowards, Lewis H.
Spalding, Lois R., T-22,392
Sparks, Borden
Speciality Transit Co., Inc"TA-B·1B,206·X
Speciality Transit Co., Inc., B-25,705
Specialily Transit Co., Inc., 8-26-435Sub 1
Speciality Transit Co., Inc., B·26,435
Speciality Trans,t Co., Inc.,
Spectra Freight System, Inc., T-11,560
Speedy Transfer
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Staton, Bob, Transport Co., TA-T-16,666
Staton, Bob, Transport Co., T-16,666Sub 9
Transferred certificate of conven ienceand necessity from Claude E. Davis toWill iam C. Sheets. Effective 1O/19/6B.
See Bottoms, Charles
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 1114/69.
Application transfer certificate ofconvenience and necessity from DwyerMotor Freight to Silex Elevator.Pending.
See Simons TrUcking Co.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom E, C, Simmons to Simmons TruckingCo. Effect ive 12/7/68.
See Mo. Agricultural Enterprises, Inc.
Transferred all authority under T·3355from Earl Estes to Smart & Crenshaw andmerged with T-25,465. Effective 8/8/68.
See Provence, Luther L.
See Southern Missouri Freight, Inc.
Transferred COmmon carrier authorityfrom Southern Missouri Freight toSouthern Missouri Freight, Inc.Effective 1/26/69.
See Consol idated Freightways Corp.
See Samson, Hartford
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Scott City Grain Co., Inc. toLois R. Spalding. Effective 12/21/6B.
See Ada ms, Curl is
Temporary authority extended to 9/30/68,Effective 7/1/68,
Reti red and transferred com mancarrier authority under Cert. 737 fromHarvey E. Perry to Speciality TransitCo. Effective 12/15/68.
Granted additional common carrier authorityover irregular route. Effective 12/17/68_
Granted common carrier authority overregular route. Effective 9/10/68.
Contract carrier Permit 610-X canceled.Effective 9/27/68.
Transferred authority from VikingFreight Co. To Spector Freight System,Inc" retired T·1772 and merged withT-11,560, Effective July 8,1968.
See Barlow Van Lines, Inc.
See Matthews. Berline
Appl ication fi led 4/7/69 for temporarycarrier authority over irregular route.Extended to October 1, 1969.
Application filed 4/11/69 for Cammoncarr1er authority over irregular route.Pending.
Steel Haulers, Inc., T-5226·X
Steva Stone Co., Inc., T·15,579
Stewart Motor Freight Co., Inc.,TA-T-20,524
Swearenger, Eddy N" T-13,632
Teeter, Troy, Cert. T-13,823
Trams, Claude A., T·12,832
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.
TriCounty Oil Co., T26,773X
Triangle Truck Line, Inc" T·21 ,770
Triangle Transfer Co.
Truck Transport, Inc., T·12,151 Sub 26
True, Eugene
Tucker, L. A., Truck Lines, T·70 Sub 2
Tucker, L. A. Truck Lines, Sub 3
Tucker, L, A. Truck Lines, TA-T-lO
Tully, Harry
Tune,J.J.
Twehous Excavating Co., Inc., T·13110
Twin City Transfer
Underwood, C. O.
Vawter Brothers Garage, T-26,612
Vawter Brothers Garage, TA-T-26,612
V ik ing Freight Co.
V·K Bus Lines, Inc., BA·l1,B49 Sub 1
Waller Truck Co.. T -B76B Sub 2
W & B Trucking Co.
Waterman, Andy, T-27,OBl
Temporary authority extended to 7/31/69.Effective 5/5/69.
Transferred authority from David Kingto Steva Stone Co., Inc.Effective 6/24/69.
Application for temporary authoritydenied 3/25/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Curtis Lee Hooge to Eudy N.Swearenger. Effective 7/25/68.
Transferred common carrier authoritytrom Otto Cobb to Troy Teeter.Effective 6/8/69.
Transferred Cammon carrier authorityfrom Aittman Bros. to Claude A. Trams.Effective 3/29/69.
See Continental Trailways, Inc.
Granted contract carrier authority.Effective 5/5/69.
Transferred authority from Triangle
Transfer Co. to Triangle Truck Line.Inc. Elfective 7/1/68.
See Triangle Truck Line, Inc.
Application for cornman carrier authorityover irregular route. Pending.
See Crawford, Ray
Granted additional common carrierauthority. Effective 10/10/68.
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 12/20/68.
Temporary authority extended until12/27/68. Effective 9/27/68.
See Garnett. Columbus Jr.
See Dodds Truck Line, Inc.
Transferred common carr ier author itytram John's Construction Co. toTwehous Excavating Co., Inc. Effective12/30/68.
See Barlow Van Lines, Inc.
See Hackstadt, M. W,
Application for COmmOn carrier authorityover irregular route dismissed 11/4/68.
A pp licat ion for temp orary com moncarrier authodty over irregular routedismissed 8/26/68.
See Spector Freight System, Inc.
Appl icati on for common carr ier authorityover regular route dismissed 11/15/68.
Application for common carrier authorityover irregular route. Pending.
See Rdey, Luther Wayne
Application for common carrier authorityover irregular route. Pending.
Terrell T rucki ng Service, T -13,773Sub 1
Terrell Trucking Service, TA·T-13,773
Thoele Coal & Hauling Co,
Thoele Coal, Oil & Hauling Co., Inc.,T·14,151
Thoma, Supreme Service, T·2,935
Thompkins, Earl, T-26,577
Thompkins, Earl, TA-T-26,577
Thompson. H. L .• T-14.523
Thomp,on, Paul C.
Thompson, Roy
Thompson, Roy
Thurman, Ronald L.
T. I. M. E. Freight, Inc.
Todd, Lloyd D.
Top Transfer Co., T·26,391-X
Top Transfer Co., TA-T·26,391-X
Torbit, Edwin E.
Weir, Lester 0 .. T·25,025
Well" Melvin, T-27,004
Welschmeyer, Martin J., T·13,378
Wiechert. Orville, T·14,008
Wilkinson, Paul T.
WilSOn, Robert Eugene, T-13,398
Wilson, Willard D.
Wiseman, James R.• T·14.385
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Common carrier authority granted overirregular route. Effective 1011/68.
Temporary common carrier authorityextended to 10/24/68. Effeetive 9/24/68.
See Thoele Coal. Oil & Hauling Co., Inc.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Thoe!e Coal & Hauling Co. toThoele Coal, Oil & Hauling Co., Inc.Enectille 212/69.
Transferred common carrier authority fromLupkey Supreme Service to ThomasSupreme Service. Effective 8/27/68.
Granted common carrier authority over
irregu lar route. Effective 10/3/68.
Temporary authority over irregu~ar
route extended to 11/6/68. Effective8/9/68_
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Downes Truck Service to H. L.Thompson. Effective 12/23/68.
See Percy, William H.
See Jones. Monroe
Granted common carrier authority.Effective 2/4/69.
See Central Truck Service
See Beaufort Transfer Co.
See Worley, Edward
Granted contract carrier authorityover irregular route, Effective12/12/68.
Temporary author ity ex tended to1/28/69. Effective 10/30/68.
See Barrett, Wayne C.
Transferred all common carrier authoritytrom James W. Edwards to Lester O.Weir. Effective 8/22/68.
Application for common carrierauthority over irregular route.Pending.
Transferred common carr ier au thor ity fromThomas Parris to Martin J. Welsch meyer.EIfective 6/5/69.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom George I. 8urks to OrvilleWiechert. Effective 12128/68.
See Bumgarner, James L
Transferred common carrier authority fromM. E. Kemerling to Robert EugeneWilson. Effective 2/10/69.
See Adams, J. T.
Transferred common carrier authorityfrom Kenneth Fleener to James R.Wiseman. Efleetive 2/16/69.
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Woodson Trucking Service. T-21 ,309
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T-25,589 retired, authoritytransferred from Prairie Milling Co.to Woodson Trucking Service andmerged under T-21 ,309. Effective 6/29/69.
Worley, Edward, T·15,734
Wright. David H., T·27,079
Wright, Sam Ilrene J.I Mrs.
York, Floyd, T-13,961
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Transferred COmmon carrier authority'from Lloyd D. Todd to EdwardWorley. Effeetive 6/23/69.
Granted common carrier authority. Effective5/13/69.
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Transferred commOn carrier authorityfrom Earl London to Floyd York. Effective10112168.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RailwayCompany, 16,501
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RailwayCompany, 16,528
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RailwayCompany, 16,613
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RailwayCompany, 16,614
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,622
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,664
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,743
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company,16,534
Kansas City Public Service FreightOperation, 16,596 & 16,605
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co"16,501
Missouri·Kansas·Texas Railroad Co.,16,625
Mi"oun Pacific Railroad Co.,16,305
M'lssouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,351
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,390
SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION
Granted permission to discontinue openagency station at Bosworth.Effective 7/1/69.
Ordered to cancel Supplement No.1 andResuspension Suplement No, 3 andretain in effect the present rates onmilk, cream and related products,Effective 3(25/69.
Authority granted to discontinue servicesof an agent at its station in Bucklin.Effective 5/2(69.
Authority denied to discontinue thethe services of an agellt at its stationin Mendon.Effective 6/13(69.
Authority granted to discontinue theservices of an agent at its stationin Parkville.Effective 2/27/69.
Interim authority granted to establisha mobile agency with base or reportingstation located at Old Monroe.Effective 4/18/69.
Application for authority to establishmobile agency with base or reportingstation in Chillicothe.Pending.
Authority granted to discontinue theservices of an agent at its stationin Armstrong and to dismantle andremove its station building fromlocation. Effective 10/29/68.
Complaints by Missouri Portland CementCompany and the City of Kansas Citywi th respect to the embargo of serviceput into effect by Kansas City PublicService Freight Operation are dismissed.Effective 12/31/68.
Authority granted to discontinue theservices of an agent at its stationin Moberly and to dismantle and removeits station structure.Effective 3/4/69.
Authority granted to dismantle anddispose of the public building previouslyused as its freight station in Boonville.Effeetive 6117169.
Application to discontinue passengertrains Nos. 14, 15, 16 & 17 betweenSt. Louis and Kansas City is denied.Effeetive 9/10(68.
Appl ication for permission to closeits station at Potosi.Pending.
Application to discontinue passengertrains Nos. 14, 15, 16, & 17 betweenSt. Louis and Kansas City is denied.Effeetive 9/1 0/68.
NAME AND NUMBER
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,467
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,323
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,523
Norfolk & Western Railway Co"16,744
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,745
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,759
Railroad Regu lati ons, 16,336
Railroad Regulations, 16,640
Railroad Regulations, 16,710
Railroad Regulations, 16,770
Railway Express Agency, Inc., 16,486
Railway Express Agency, Inc., 16,487
Railway Express Agency, Inc., 16,510
St. louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,272
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,527
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Authority granted to establish andmaintain its mobile agency plan on atrial basis for a period of one year.Eflective 2/4/69.
Supplemental application filed requestingdiscontinuance of trains Nos. 209 &210 and branch line trains Nos. 32,33,34 & 37 granted.Effective 4/18/69.
Investigation of alleged violations ofpassenger tariff rules is discontinued.Effective B(6(6B,
Application for authority to close itsagency station at Huntsville.Pend·mg.
Application for authority to close theagency stations at Queen City andGreen Top.Pending,
Application for permission to closethe agency stations at Sturgeon andHallsville.Pending.
Discontinued investigation of proposedincreases in linehaul and switchingcharges for cement and cement rock.Effeetive 9/18(6B.
Ordered investigation of proposedincreases in freight rates and charges.Pending.
Ordered investigation of proposedincreases in linehaul rates and chargesOn hydraulic cement and SWitching ratesand charges on hydraulic cement andcement rock within St. Louis switchingdistrict. Pending.
Ordered investigation of proposed.charge for first holding of graincars for inspection and sampling,Pending.
Investigation of the closing of theagencies at Hayti, Caruthersville,Steele and Kennett is discontinued.Effective 12/19/68.
The investigation of the cl osi ng ofthe agencies at Rock Port and Langdonis discontinued.Effective 5/13(69.
Investigation of the closing of theagency at Dexter ;s dismissed.Effective 3(28/69.
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Companyand $1. Louis Southwestern RailwayCompany are denied authority to discontinuethe agency station at Campbel LEffective 12/13/68.
AHowed to d\scontlnue ~ts. agency staHonat Wittenberg.Effective 2/4/69.
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St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.,16,272
St. Louis Southwestern Railway COO,16,484
Granted author ity to d isconti nue thedualized stations at Lowry City andOsceola.Effective 11/8/68.
See 51, Louis·San Francisco Railway Company.
Denied authority to discontinue agencystation in Caruthersville.Effective 8/20/68.
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St. louis Southwestern Railway Co.,16,562
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.,16,767
Author ized to d isconti nue the servicesof an agent at Its statio n in Delta.Effective 4/11/69.
Investigation of the closing of therailroad station in Bernie.Pending.
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Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 16,702
Atchison, Topeka & Sarna Fe RailwayCompany, 16,488
Atch'lson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway16,706
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,475
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,505
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,547
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,610
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadComp"ny, 16,651
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,695
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,720
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCamp any, 16,733
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany. 16,747
SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION
Authority gramed to construct arailroad spur track with substandardclearance.Effective 2/28/69.
Complaint by the City of Marcelinealleging substandard conditions ofgrade crossing is dismissed.Effective 9/4/68,
Authority granted to operate a shiftedload detector between Bosworth andDean Lake.Effective 3/29/69.
Authority gramed to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therai lroad to relocate an existing gradecrossing. Effective 8/2/68 and aModifying Order effective 10/10/68.
Chicago, 8urlington & Quincy RailroadCompany and the Chicago, Rock Island &Pacific Railroad Company vs. City ofSt. Joseph regarding the installationof flashing light signals at thecrossing of Illinois Avenue.Pending.
Authorized to construct a box carcleaning facility at its North KansasCity yards, with less than prescribedstandard clearance.Effective 8/6/68,
Appl ication for authority to removethree main tracks at the approach to theHannibal Bridge in Kansas City.Pending.
Authority granted to St. Lou;s Countyand the railroad to raise the verticalclearance over Trampe Avenue.Effective 1/2/69,
Application by the City of St. Josephand Chamber of Commerce for an orderdirecting the installation of anautomatic flashing light signal at theintersection of Leonard Road and thetracks of the railroad.Pending.
Authority gramed to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with the
rail road to construct a dual overpassgrade separation on Route 210, ClayCounty. Effective 711/69.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with railroadto relocate a grade crossing on relocatedRoute B 1202) Schuyler County.Effective 6/12/69.
Authority granted to State HighwayComm i<sion in cooperation wi th therailroad to construct an overheadgrade separation on Route E 1159l,Holt County.Effective 7/3/69.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadCompany, 16,751
Chicago, Great Western Railway Co.(Chicago & North Western RailwayCo.I,16,333
Chicago, Great Western Railway Co.IChicago & North Western RailwayCo.1, 16,677
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & PacificRailroad Co., 16,687
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & PacificRailroad Co., 16,721
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,244
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,265
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,300
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co" 16,466
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,505
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,540
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,606
Chicago, Rock Island & PaciflcRailroad Co., 16,687
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Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation WiTh therailroad to Install flashing lightsignals at a grade crossing on RouteA, Atchison County.Effective 6/12/69.
Authority granted to the City of St.Joseph in cooperation with the railroadto construct a bridge at the intersectionof Fifth Avenue and the tracks.Effective 1/28/69.
Ordered to remove brush On right·ofwaywhich obstructed motorists' vision onRoute C, Andrew County.Eftective 6/12/69.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommISsion in cooperation with theChicago, Milwaukee, St, Paul & PacificRailroad Company and Chicago, Rock Island& Pacific Railroad Company to constructan overpass grade separation on Route 210,Clay County.Effective 4/19169,
See Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Company.
Ordered to install a flashing lightsignal at Olive Street Road, Chesterfield,St. Louis County.Effective 7/3/69.
Permitted to maintain reflecTorized switchstand targets at certain sw;tches On theMissouri-Kansas Division of the Railroad.EIfective 9(20/68.
Ordered to install flashing light signalsOn Adie Road, Maryland Heights, St. LouisCounty.Effective 7/1/69.
In regard to complaint filed by 60 residentsof Argyle, Osage County, the State HighwayCommis.sion in cooperation with the railroadis authorized to install flashing lightsignal where Highway "T" crosses tracks.Eftective 12/31/68.
See Chicago, 8urlington & QuincyRailroad Company.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct an overpass gradeseparation structure on Route H, DaviessCounty. Effective 9/11/68.
Complaint tiled 9/17/68 by the City ofRaytown for the replacement and maintenanceof the Raytown Road Railroad Bridge at65th Street over the tracks of therailroad company.Pending.
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Kansas City Southern Railway Co.,16,091
IKansas City SDuthern Railway CD.,
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I Kansas City Southern Railway Ca.,16,661
II Kansas City Southern Railway Co.,
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IKansas City Terminal Railway Co.,16,568
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Ch icago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad Co., 16,721
Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRailroad CD., 16,724
ChicagD, Rock Island & PacificRailrDad Co., 16,742
Gulf, MDbile & Ohio Railroad Co16,260 .,
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to replace dual overhead gradeseparation on Route 71 BP, Jackson County,Effective 6/4/69.
Author ity gra nted to State HighwayComm ission in cooperation with Chicago,Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Companyand Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &Pacific Railroad Company to constructan overhead grade separation on Rou te 71BP, Clay County.Effective 6/27/69.Authority granted to St. LDuis Countyand the Chicago, Rock Island & PacificRai!road Company to reconstruct andwiden a public road crossing at theintersection of Water Works Road,St. Louis County.Effective 4/11/69.
State Highway Commission vs. therailroad to establish a new gradecrossing and install flashing lightsignals on Route Y, Miller County.Pending.
Ordered to install flashing lightsignals at a grade crossing on Route AA,Audrain County.Effective 12/27/68.
See Kansas City Terminal Railway Company.
Authority granted State Highway Commissionin cooperation with the railroad to constructan underpass grade sepa ration on InterstateRoute 435 in Jackson County.Effective 8/13/6B.
Authority granted State Highway Commissionin cooperation with the railroad to constructan overpass grade separation on Route D,Cass County.Effective 7/10/68.
Joi nt app Iication by Glaser Products Corp.and the railroad for authority to operatean overhead crane over switch track, whichin operation has less than statutoryvertical clearance, and for authorityto maintain overhead door entryway thatwhen cI osed has less than statu oryvertical clearance.Pending.
Authority granted to Jackson CountyHighway Department in cooperation withthe railroad to construct an underpassgrade separation on 87th Street inKansas City.Effective 4/8/69.
Author ity granted to the Ci ty of KansasCity to construct a grade crossing overrights·of·way of Kansas City TerminalRailway Company, Gulf, Mobile and OhioRailroad Company and Missouri PacificRailroad Company on Northeast IndustrialTrafficway in Kansas City.Effective 8/30/68.
Authority granted State Highway Commissionin cooperation with the railroad tD relDcatean existing grade crossing.Effective 8/3/68.
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Missouri-Illinois Railroad Co., 16,604
Missouri·lllinois Railroad CD., 16,675
Missouri-Illinois Railroad Co., 16,686
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co.,16,504
Missouri·Kansas-Texas Railroad Co.,16,537
Missouri·Kansas·Texas Railroad Co.,16,609
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co.,16,644
Missouri·Kansas-Texas Railroad Co.,16,650
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Raikoad Co16,680 "
Missouri·Kansas·Texas Railroad Co16,749 "
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,14,489
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,14,788
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co..15,986
Au thority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct dual overpassgrade separation structures on InterstateRoute 55 and establish a new gradecrossing for a parallel service roadin Jefferson County.Effective 10/31/68.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct an overhead gradeseparation on Route 67, St. FrancoisCounty.Effective 4/8/69.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct a dual overpassgrade separation On Interstate Route 55Ste. Genevieve County. 'Effective 3/15/69.
Authority granted the State HignwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to install flashing lightsignals at grade crossing where Route C(94) crasses the tracks.Effee tive 10/22/68.
City Wide Maintenance Company, Inc.granted authDrity to continue to operatean existing substandard clearance causedby the west wall of 1627 West 31 st Street,Kansas City. Company is required to erecta warning sign for the railroad employees.Effective 10/8/68.
Complaint by 370 citizens in Henry County.Railroad authorized to install automaticflashing light signals at the crossingof its tracks and County Route HH near5th Avenue in Montrose.Effective 4/22/69.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct an overpassgrade separation Dn Route 71Vernon County. 'Effective 1/18/69.Application for permission to substituterellectorized targets for oi I burn ingswitch lamps On all main and branch lines.Pending.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommissiDn in cooperation with therailrDad tD replace overhead gradeseparation on Route J, Henry County.Effective 5/16/69.
Complaint submitted by 257 residents inGreen Ridge regard; ng the satety ofrailroad at Highway 127.Pending.
Application filed by the City of KansasCity for an order authorizing a gradecrossing on 74 St. Terrace.Pending.
See St. Louis·San Francisco RailwayCompany.
Authority granted the City of Independencein cODperation with the railroad toinstall flashing light signals at agrade crossing at Scott Street-Effective date pending.
MissDuri Pacific RailrDad CD.,16,392
M~ssoud Pacific Ratlroad Co.,
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MissDuri Pacific Railroad CD.,16,394
MissDuri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,419
Missouri Pacific Railroad CD.,16,517
MissDuri Pacific Railroad CD.,16,541
Missouri Pacific RailrDad CD.,16,587
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,568
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,608
Missouri Pacific Railroad CD..16,646
Missouri Pacific Railroad CD.•16,666
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,678
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16.679
Authority granted to install flashinglight signals and gates where RutgerStreet crDsses the company's tracks inSt. lDuis.Effective 6/3/69.
Authority granted tD install flashinglight signals and gates where Sidneyand Victor Streets crDSS the company'stracks in St. LDuis.Effective 6/3/69.
CDmpletiDn date fDr the installationDf flashing light signals and gatesat a grade crossing on Payne Street.Pacific, extended from 11/1/68 tD11/30168.
Complaint filed by the City of HOllisterand residents Df Taney County. Railroadordered to widen roadway lor vehicletraffic underneath present railwaytrestle.Eff""tive 7/8/69.
Authority granted State Highway Commissionin cooperation with the railroad tDconstruct an overpass grade separationDn Route 50, Johnson County.Effective 9/11/68.
Authority 9ranted State Highway Commissionin cooperation with the railroad toconstruct an overhead grade separat iDnDn RDute A, Washington CDunty.Effective 9126/68.
AuthDrity granted tD State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to CDnstruct an overpassgrade separation Dn RDute W, JacksDnCounty. Effective 11/14/68,
See Kansas City Terminal Railway Company.
Application filed 9/19/68 and authoritygranted to Land Clearance for RedevelDpmentAuthority of lee's Summit in cooperatiDnwith the railroad to construct an underpassgrade separation at Second Street inLee's Summit.Effactive 10131/68.
Authority granted to State Highway CDmmissionin cDoperatiDn with the railroad tD constructa dual overpass grade separation Dn Route71, Vernon County.Effactive 1/29/69.
Complaint filed by some 410 residents inSaline County regarding an unsafe crossingin the City of Nelson.Pending.
Granted request for an Order rescindingthe Commission's Order in Case No. 11,383requiring Union Pacific Railway Company.Wabash Railroad Company, 51. Louis·SanFrancisco Railway Company and MissouriPacific Railway Company to maintain aflagman at 9th and Sanla Fe Streets inKansas City.Effective 6/13/69.
Authority granted to operate a railroadsvvitch track over and acroSS State Streetin Kansas City.Effective 6/12/69.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,691
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co .•16,692
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,717
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,718
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,16,731
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,439
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16.519
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,688
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,720
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,16,765
National Service Stations, Inc., 16,764
Railroad Regulations, 16.545
Railroad Regulations. 16.571
Authority granted to Stale Highway Commissionin cooperation with the railroad to constructa dual overpass grade separation on Route71. Bates County,Effective 3/13/69.
Authority graMed to State Highway Commissionin cooperation witl1 the railroad to constructa dual overpass grade separation on Route71, Bates County.Effact ive 3/13/69.
Application for permission to installautomatic flashing light signals at theinters""ti on of Santa Fe 5 treet and therailroad tracks in Kansas City.Pending,
See Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct a dual overpassgrade separat ion for Interstate Route 44in St. Louis.Effective 6/18/69.
Authority granted State Highway Commissionin cooperation witl1 the railroad to constructa grade separation over a porti on ofRoute 36, Macon County.EIfactive 8/6/68.
Authority granted the City of laP lata andthe railroad to install automatic flashinglight signals at Moore Street and to dosethe Bartlett Street and Col bern Streetcrossings.Effective 10115/68,
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to install flashing lightsignals at a grade crossing whereHighway Route B crosses the tracksin Boone County.Effective 3/4/69.
See Chicago, Burlington & QuincyRailroad Company.
Application by State Highway COmmissionfor permission to relocate an existingpublic crossing and construct a dualoverpass grade separation on Rau te 71 8 P,Clay County. over the railroad's tracks.Pending.
Authority granted to National ServiceStations, Inc. to construct a railroadtrack with a clearance that will notconform to the uniform rules governingclearances..Effective 6128/69.
MOdification of General Order 24.Pending,
Investigation and suspension of increasedcharges and provisions for specialequipment in cross-town switchingmovements discontinued. Railroadsand thei r tar iff agents. grllntedpermission to amend their affectedtariff schedules.EIfective 10/6168.
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Railroad Regulations, 16,616
Railroad Regulations, 16,628
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,14,788
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,296
51. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,442
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,456
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,491
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,536
51, Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,542
St, Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,549
51. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,570
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,586
General Order 49, pertaining to railroadprotection standards, including materialused, size of targets, clearing required,replacements required and type of lightingto be followed in substituting reflectorizedtargets for lighted switch lamp.Pending.
Investigation to determ ine sta nda rdfor signals and warning signs to be usedat all grade crossings.Pending.
Complaint filed by City of Joplin requiringgrade crossi ng over the tracks of 5 I,
Louis·San Francisco Railway Company andthe Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.Effective date pending.
Authority granted State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to install flashing lightsignal s at a grade crossi ng inSCOlt County.Effective 12/26/68.
Complaint filed by 126 residents ofStrafford. Authority granted incooperation with the railroad to installflashing light signals at the gradecrossing where Washington Street crossesthe company's tracks.Effective 5/13/69.
Complaint filed by 138 residents andthe County Coun of Pu laski Countyregarding installation of flashinglight signals at the intersection onHighway N.Pending.
Investigation of crossing betweenHighway 49 and a road formerly knownas Forest Service Road No. 71.Pending.
Authorized to remove certain flashingIight grade crossi ng signals from thegrade crossing of Elm Drive, Tenbrook.Jefferson County and install same atWolf Hollow Road near Imperial.Effective 11/27/68.
Authority granted State HighwayCommission in cooperation with thera~lroad for improvements of a portionof Interstate 44 in St. Louis County,within the city limits of WebsterGroves and Oakland.Effective 10/3/68.
Authority granted to install gradecrossing on Jasper County Road No. 30.Effective 8/10/68.
Authority granted to operate flashinglight signals on Red Bridge Road,Jackson County.Effective 9/12/68.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation w~th therailroad to install addjtional ra~lway
crossing protection on Route B {971,Dade County_Effective 10/31/68.
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St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,630
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,663
St. lou is-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,674
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,678
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,684
51. louis-San Francisco Railway Co.,16,685
51. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,698
St_ Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,700
St. Louis·San Francisco R.ilway Co"16,737
St. Louis·San Francisco Railway Co.,16,752
Southwest Truck Body Company, Inc,
St. louis Southwestern Railway Company,16,730
Terminal Railroad Association ofSt, Louis, 16,681
Union Electric Company, 16,623 and16,624
Authority granted to St, Louis Countyin cooperation with the railroad toconstruct a railroad bridge over GreenPark Road.Effective 12/5/68.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to instal! flashing lightsignals at a grade crossing onRoute 63, Howell County.Effective 1/1/69.
Authority granted to State HighwayComm ission in cooperation with therailroad to replace underpass gradeseparation On Route 63, Phelps County.Effective 1/29/69.
See Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct an overpassgrade separation On Route 1311601.Greene County.Effective 5/2/69.
Authority granted to the State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to construct a dual overpassgrade separation on Interstate Route 44,St. Louis County.Effective 4/18/69,
Petition filed by 160 residents inJasper County regarding a crossing.Pending.
Au thority gra nted for al [era [ion of
Interlocking Plant at SoutheasternJunction, St. Louis.Effective 6/25/69.
Application by the City of Peculiarfor a crossi ng over the tracks ofthe rail road in the ci ty Iim its.Pending.
Joint application filed 5/5/69 bySt. Louis·San Francisco Railway Companyand Southwest Truck Bod y Com pany forauthority to maintain a spur track with~ess than standard clearance inHowel! County.Pending.
See St. Louis·San Francisco RailwayCompany, 16,752.
Authority granted to State HighwayCommission in cooperation with therailroad to establish a new gradecrossing with an automatic signalprotection on U. S. Highway 61,New Madrid County.Effective 5/1/69.
Authority granted to Terminal RailroadAssociation of St. Louis to makerevisions and effect remote controlof the North Market Street interlockingplant.Effective 2/24/69.
Authoritv granted to construct a newgrade crossing at Labad_e. FranklinCounty. Effective 12/3/68.
Union Electric Company, 16,723
Union Pacific Railway Company. 16,678
Authority granted to maintain reducedhorizontal and vertical track clearancesat labadie plant.Effective 5/10/69.
See Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
Union Pacific Railway Company. 16,718
Wabash Railroad Company, 16,678Wabash Railroad Company, 16,720
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Joint application filed 3/10/69 byUnion Paci fie Railroad Company andMissouri Pacific Railroad Company forpermission to install automatic flashinglight ~ignals at the intersection ofHickory-Union and Mulberry-S!. louisStreets in Kansas City.Pending.
See Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
See Chicago. Burlington & QUincyRailroad Company.
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NAME AND NUMBER
A II ied Telephone Company, 16,565
Allied Telephone Company,16,572,16,573,16,575
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., 16,170
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., 16,597
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., 16,652
Associated Natural Gas Co., 16,5BO
Associated Natural Gas Co., 16,626
Associated Natural Gas Co., 16,627
Associated Natural Gas Co., 16,754
Associated Natural Gas Co., 16,758
Atlas Security Service, Inc., 16,478
Bahn, William S. and Dorothy Ann Bahn,15,772
Bayshore Sanitation Co., Inc., 16,386
Belleau Dardenne Utilities Co" Inc.,16,289
Belleau Dardenne Utilities Co., Inc.,16,290
Belleau Dardenne Utilities Co., Inc.,16,595
SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION
Authority 9ranted to TriangleTelephone Co, to sell and AlliedTelephone Co. to buy all of Triangle'scommon stock. Effective 9/20/68.
Authority granted to acquire morethan 10% of the issued and outstandingcommon stock and 5% cumulativepreferred stock of Stover Telephone Co.and to acquire more than 10% of theissued and outstanding common stockof Madison Telephone Co. and SwanLake Telephone Company.Effective 9/20/68.
Set aside Order to reopen record.Effective 9/16/6B.
Authority granted to operate naturalgas distribution facilities in WayneCounty, Effective 11/13/6B.
Authority granted to operate anelectric transmission line inReynolds County. Effective 3111169.
Authority granted to operate naturalgas transmission and distributionfacilities to serve Ripley County.Effective 1117/68.
Authority granted to operate naturalgas transmission facilities in ScottCounty. Effective 411/69.
Au th ority granted to operate natu ralgas transmission lacilities in CapeGirardeau County. Effective 4/1/69.
Application to operate a natural gastransmission pipeline to serve NorandaAluminum, Inc. in New Madrid County.Pending.
Application to Operate a natural gasdistribution system in Appleton Cityand Montrose and to interconnect withexisting gas transmission pipeline.Pending.
Granted authority to operate aninterconnected radio· land telephoneservice. Effective 8/6/68. Applicationfor ad d itional authority pending.
See Water & Waste Utility Co.
Application to operate a sanitarysewage disposa I system in JeffersonCounty is dismissed. Effective 9/10/68.
Belleau Dardenne Utilities Co. orderedto make an inventory and or ig inal costappraisal on sewer properties. Pending.
Belleau Oardenne Utilities Co. orderedto make an inventory and originalcost appra isa~ on water propert~es.
Pending.
See Missouri Cities Water Co.
NAME AND NUMBER
Bonfils Service Corp.. 16,315
Burma Builders, 16,281
Business Communications, Inc., 15,338
Business Communications, Inc., 16,607
Butler Hill Sewer Co., 16,314
Butler Hill Sewer Co., 16,515
Butler Hill Sewer Co., 16,676
Cape Communications Corp., 16,761
Capital City Telephone Co., 16,579
Capital City Telephone Co., 16,59B
Capital City Telephone Co., 16,766
Cat·Pac Lakes, Inc., 16,506
Central Iowa Telephone Co., 16.621
Central Mobilphone, Inc., 16,602
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SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION
Authority granted to operate existingsanitary sewer system and to operateadditional sewer facilities in St.Louis County. Effective 1/21/69.
Application for authority to furnishsewer services as a public utiltty.Pending.
Supplemental application for additionalnon· interconnected paging service.Pending.
Tarifls for a rate increase in theamount of $12,528 for Domestic LandMobile Radio Service to the customers
of Business Communications, Inc. aredismissed. Effective 3/24/69.
Authority granted to operate a sewersystem in St. Louis County. Effective1/17/69.
Authority granted to acquire througheminent domain proceedings rights ofproperty nece.sary to operate a portionof sewer system. E!fect ive 7/19/68.
Utll ities Division of the PSC orderedto make an inventory and originalcost appraisal of the sewer propertiesof the Butler Hill Sewer Co. Pending.
Application for authority to operateInterconnected radio·land telephoneservice and non·interconnected pagingservice. Pending.
Authority granted to Capital CityTelephone Co., St. Thomas Dial. Inc.,and Madison Development Corp. tomerge with Capital City Telephoneas the surviving corporation.
Eflectlve 9/16/68.
Au thor ity granted to SouthwesternBell Telephone Co. to sell and CapitalCity Telephone Co. to purchase tollswitchboard and intertoll switchingtrain facilities in Jefferson City.Effective 11/19/68.
Authority granted to SouthwesternBell Telephone Co, to sell and CapitalCity Telephone Co. and UnitedTelephone Co, to purchase certainprivate line rele·typewriter machines.
Effective 6/30/69.
Application for authority to operatea water system in Franklin County.Pending.
See General Telephone Co. of Missouri
Authority granted John W. Hardy andByron M. Zalken. dlbla Central Mobil·phone Service to sell and Central Mobil·phone, Inc. to buy all properties usedin proVIding interconnected radio·land telephone servIce. Etfectlve 12/17/68.
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Central Mobilphone, Inc., 16,603
Central MObilphone Service, 16,602
Certified Telephone Answering & MobileTelephone Service, 16,768
Cha·Bern Terrace Subdivision, 16,639
Cit,es Service Gas Co., 16,544
Cilies Service Gas Co., 16,655
Cities Service Gas Co., 16,709
Citizens Gas Co. of Hannibal, 16,538
Citizens Gas Co. of Hannibal 16,757
Citizens Telephone Co., 16,588
Citizens Telephone Co., l6,629
Cliff Cave Sewer Co., 16,682
Commercial Pipeline Co., Inc., 16,671
Commonwealth Theatres, Inc., 15,960
Continental Telephone Co., 16,777
Conway-Niangua Telephone Co., 16,574
Conway~NianguaTelephone Co., 16,589
Corisande Hills Subdivision, 16,363
Authority granted to Ozarks Aadio Co.to sell and Central Mobilphone Inc.to bu y all of the properties used byOlarks Radio Co. in providing inter·connected radio· land telephone serviceEffective 12/1 7/68.
See Central Mobilphone, Inc.
Application for additional aUThorityto provide supplemental non-interconnectedpaging service.Pending.
The investigation as to whether ChaBern Terrace Subdivision in JeffersonCounty operated a sewer system subiectto the Commission's iurisdiction iscance lied and the case dism issed.Effective 4/11/69.
See Missouri Public Service Co.
See Gas Service Co. (The)
See Gas Service Co. nhel
Ordered to distibute refunds receivedfrom Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.to its customers on the basis of therespective volumes of gas purchasedduring specific period. Effective 7/18/68.
See GreaT Aiver Gas Co.
Request for authority to file tariffseffecting a rate additive to compensatefor the Federal Corporate Income Surtax isdismissed. Effective 10/9/68.
Auth ority granted to C·,t',zens TelephoneCo. to construct an addition to itsexisting toll facilities to providetoll service from Alma to Higginsville.Eflective 12/19/68.
Application for authority to operatea sewage disposal system in SI. Lou isCounty. Pending.
SeeAich Hill·Hume GasCo., Inc.
Telephone complaint against GeneralTelephone Co. of Mo. Dismissed.Eflective 7/12/68.
ApplicaTion by Continental TelephoneCo of North America to acquire morethan 10% of the capital stock ofHartville Telephone Co. Pending,
See Missouri State Telephone Co.
See Missouri State Telephone Co.
Corrisande Hills Subdivision is foundnot to be 0llerating a sewer system inJefferson County subject to TheCommission's jurisdicition. Eflective2/20/69,
Crystal Springs Development Co., Inc.16,755
Doniphan Telephone Co., 16,292
Doniphan Telephone Co., 16,632
Dunklin Sewer Co., 16,732
Ellington Telephone Co., 16,638
Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc., 16,308
Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc., 16,364
Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc., 16,704
Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc., 16,705
Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc.. 16,708
Fenton Development Co., 16,361
Fenton Sewer Co., 16,409
Fenton Sewer Co., 16,776
Franklin County Service Co., 16,526
Authority granted to acquire througheminent domain proceedings sewer line"ght-of·way. Effective 5/29/69.
Telephone complaint by 54 residents inNaylor area dismissed. Effective 7/6/69.
lnvestigation as to whether or notDoniphan Telephone Co. is installingtelephone service upon application byprospective customers. Pending.
A ppfication for authority to operate a
sanitary sewage disposal system in JeffersonCounty. Pending.
Telephone complaint. Pending.
Authority granted to operate asaniTary sewage disposal sysrem inSI. Louis County. Effective 3/18/69.
Ordered to make reports to the Commissionfor the next three years regarding anysewage backup and information as toits progress in the elimination of thesubsoil drainage systems. Effective12/6/68.
AuthoriTY granted to acquire througheminent domain the rights·of-way forconstruction af a sanitary sewer trunkline in the area near Mason Road andRidgernoor Forest Trunk Line. Effective4/30/69.
AuthoritY granted to acquire througheminent domain the rights-of·way forCOf"1s.tr'uc{~on of a sanitary sewer trunkline to Caravelle Subdiv·,<,on. Effect',ve4/29/69.
Authority granted to acquire througheminent domain the rights·of-way forconstruction of a sanitary sewertrunk line to serve properties southof Highway 40 and High Prairie Subd iv ision.Effeetlve 413D169.
Found not to be operati ng a sewersystem in Briar Cliff Estates, Jefferson County, subject to the Commis·sian's jurisdiction. Effective 8/20/68.
Application to continue to operateand maintain a sanitary sewage disposalplant in SI. Louis County. Pending.
Application 10 acquire through eminenldoma in sewer easements to the propertiesof Maude F. Warner to provide sanitarysewage facilities in the Fenton CreekWatershed. Pending.
Authority granted to accept the transferof certain properties from Melody LakeRanch. Effective 8/2/68.
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Creekwood Sewer System, Inc., 16,362
CrYSTal Springs Development Co., Inc.,16,058
Creekwood Sewer System, Inc, is foundnot to be operating a sewer systemin Jefferson County subject to theCommission's iurisdiction. Effective8/6/68.
Authority granted to operate a sewersystem and treatment works in St. ChariesCounty. Effective 7/30/68.
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Franklin County Service Co., 16,529
Frontier Property Owners Assodation,16,403
Authority granted to operate a sanitarysewer system in Franklin County.Eftect ive B/6/68.
Investigation to deterrn ine whether ornot a sewer systl:!m operating in Fronti(!,T
Estates Subd\vis.on, Jefferson County.is under the CommiSSion's jurisdiction.
Pending.
Gas Service Co. (Thel, 16,146,16,147,16,148,16,172,16,178,16,180,16,190,16,191,16,192,16,194,16,204,16,205,16,217,16,218,16,219 & 16,251
Gas Service Co. IThe), 16,327
Gas Service Co. (Thel. 16,495
Gas Service Co. (The), 16,552
Gas Service Co. nhe), 16,584
Gas Service Co. (Thel, 16,653
Gas Sel'Vice Co. (Thel, 16,655
Gas Service Co. (The). 16,658
Gas Service Co. (The), 16,693
Gas Service Co. (The), 16,709
General Communications, 16,401
General Telephone Co. of Iowa, 16,621
General Telephone Co. of Missouri,15,350
General Telephone Co. Of Missouri,15,960
General Telephone Co, of Missouri,16,621
General Telephone Co. of Missouri,16,656
General Telephone Co. of Nebraska,16,621
Grand River Mutual Telephone Corp.,16,645
Motion to continue in effect conditionalcertificates of public convenience andnecessity in the counties of Camden,Dallas, Greene, Laclede, Phelps, Polk,Pulaski and Webster. Pending.
Authority granted to provide naturalgas service to Osborn and Stewartsville.Effective 10/1 /68.
Conditional authority granted to operatea gas distribution system in McDonaldCounty. Effective 9/27/68.
Authority granted to operate a naturalgas distribution system in CassCounty. Effective 8/20(68.
Application for authority to providenatural gas service in Marian County.Pending.
Application for authority to tiletariffs reflecting increased ratesfor gas service to all classes ofcustome" in the amount of $4,020,000.Pending.
Authority granted to distribute refundsreceived from the Cities Service GasCa. ($1,881,199.50 to the domestic,smail commercial and small industrialcustomers, $109,621 .46 to the largecommercial customers and $1,614,492.87to the large industrial customersJEffective 12/17/ 68.
See St, Joseph Ught & Power Co.
See Kansas City Power and Light Co.
Application to distribute refundsreceived from its suppliers. 1$96,833.99from C',fles Service Gas Co. and $1.023.40from Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.}Pending.
Granted authority to operate aninterconnected radio-land telephone service.Effective 7/25/68.
See General Telephone Co. of Missouri
See Moberly Broadcasting Co.
See Commonwealth Theatres, Inc.
Authority granted to Central IowaTelephone Co., General TelephoneCo. of Iowa, General Telephone Co.of Nebraska and General TelephoneCo. of Missouri to merge with General1 elepnor.e Co. oi Missouri to besurviving corporat.on.Effective 11/19/68,
Complaint by CATV of Columbia Inc.regarding the existing Community AntennaTelevision Tariffs and filing of increasedrate tariff for wide spectrum services.Case dismissed 4/22/69.
See General Telephone Co. of Missouri
Authority granted to borrow an additionalsum of 51,B65,000 from the U. S.Government (REAl. Effective 12(20/68.
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Gray Summit Water Co., 15,959 and16,038
Great River Gas Co., 15,976
Great River Gas Co., 16,757
Harmony Hilis Water and/or Sewer Co.,16,775
Hartville Telephone Co., 16.777
Henry. Ashley, 16,726
Hideaway Water Coo. 16,339
I. H. Utilities, Inc., 16,728
I. H. Utilities, Inc., 16,763
Inter·County Telephone Co., 16,530
Inter·County Telephone Co., 16,582
Inter-County Telephone Co.. 16,771
J & S Communications Co., 16,773
Jeffeo Hills Water and/or Sewer Co.,16,775
Jefferson County Sewer Co.. Inc., 16,270
General Cou nsel ordered 7/1/68 toin~titute legal proc""dings to compelcompany's compliance with 5tate law.Company's certificate of convenienceand necessity revoked 1/30(69. GeneralCounsel directed 6/25/69 to file suit toenjoint operation and seek penaltiesagainst company.
Order overruling petition to reopenand modify Report and Order whichgranted authorit\( to Great Ri\lerGas Company. Effective 11/7/68.
Authority given to Great River GasCo. to deliver to Citizens GasCo. of Hannibal shares of NorthernIllinois Gas Co. Citizens Gas Co.of Hannibal authorized to sell all ofits assets to Great River Gas Co.Effective 6/30/69.
See Jeffco Hills Water and/or Sewer Co.
See Continenta/1elephone Co.
Investigation of the water systemat Flemington, Polk County. owned andoperated by Ash ley Heory was fou ndnot to be under the commission'sjurisdiction. Effective 6/5/69.
Found not to operate a water systemsubject to the commission's jurisdiction.Dismissed effective B/6/68.
Investigation regarding allegedviolations of its filed tariff.Pending.
Investigation of I. H. Utilities,Inc., request to file a reviSe<! GeneralWater Service Schedule for its operationsin Indian Hills Subdivision, CrawfordCounty, Pending.
Authority granted to borrow additionalsum from the U. S. Government 1REAland to discontinue all switcher servicein the Union Star area upon the inaugurationof dial-operated telephone Service.EHective 8/7 /68.
See Union Star Exchange of Inter·CountyTelephone Company.
Application for authority to borrowfrom the U. S. Government (R EA) toprovide one-party service exclusively.Pending.
Application for authority to Ooeratean interconnected rad io·land telepnoneservice and non· interconnected pagingservice. Pending.
Investigation of Jeffco Hills Waterand/or Sewer Co. and Harmony HillsWater and/or Sewer Co_ concerningownership and operation of companies.Pending.
Granted an interim ~ncrease in rates for
sewer service amounts filed with theexception that base charge per monthbe modified. Effective 4/17/69_
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Joplin Water Works Co" 16,454
Kansas City Area TransportationAuthority, 16,599
Kansa S CI ty Power & Light Co., 16,592
Kansas City Power & Light Co., 16,593
Kansas City Power & Light Co., 16,649
Kansas City Power & Light Co., 16,693
Kansas City Transit, Inc" 16,539
Kansas City Tramit, Inc., 16,599
Kar-Imm Service Co., 16,507
Kar-Imm Service Co., 16,508
Laclede Gas Co., 16.689
Ladede Gas Co" 16,703
Lake Adelle Development Co., 16,460
Lake St. Lou is Water Co., 16,106
Lake Wauwanoka, Inc., 16,479
Application for authority to establishincreased rates and charges for waterservice in the amount of $360,000 in theCity of Joplin and vicinity, Pending.
Cases No. 16.539 and 16,599 concerningthe application of K. C. Transit, Inc.for authority to sell assets to K, C.Area Transportation Authority wereConsolidated on a joint record for hearing,effective 10/2/68. Permission was grantedto sell to K. C. Area TransportationAuthority all of the physical propertiescomprising its bus system. Effective11/7/68.
Authority granted to K, C. Power & LightCo. with respect to its accounting foraccelerated depreciation pursuant toprovisions of Section 167(b} of theInternal Revenue Code. as amended, and theFederal income tax results. Effective9/6/68.
Authority granted to K. C. Power & LightCo. with respect to its accountingfor the tax credit under Section 2 ofthe Revenue Act of 1962, enacting Section38 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954,as amended, for incertain depreciableproperty, Effective 9/6/68.
Complaint by Mount Washington Cemeteryconcerning the relocation of a transmissionIine. Case dismissed, effect ive 4/9/69.
Authority granted to distribute thesum of $307,131.06 to certain customersbased upon refunds received from theGas Service Co. Effective 4/8/69.
Appl ication for authority to makedistributions of its dividends isdismissed. Effective 10/25/68.
See Kansas City Area TransportationAuthority
Au thority granted to operate a sewersystem in St. Charles County.Effective 3/4/69.
Authority granted to operate a watersystem in St. Charles County.Effective 3/4/69.
Application for authority to increaserates for gas service in St. Lou is Cau ntyand the City of St. Louis in the amountof $6,870,000. Pending.
See Union Electric Co.
Investigation to determine whether ornot Lake Adelle Development Co. operatingJefferson County is under Commissionjurisdiction. Pending.
Authority granted to construct andoperate a water system in St. CharlesCounty. Effective 8/13/68.
Found to be a public utility providingsewer service in Jefferson County andunder Commission jurisdiction.Effective 5/9/69. Order reopening therecord adopted 5/23/69.
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Lakeland Telephone Co., 16,615 Authority granted to Southwestern BellTelephone Co. to sell and Lakeland Tele·phone Co, to purchase toll equ ipmentpole facilities. Effective 12/20/68.
Lakeside Water Co.. Inc., 16,727 Investigation of the adequacy of thewater service provided by LakesideWater Co., Inc. Pending.
Lakeview Heights Water Service, 16,473 Authority granted to render water serviceas a public utility in Benton County.Effective 12/3/68.
Lamplight Square Subdivision, 16,553 Investigation of the sewer atLamplight Square Subdivision todetermine whether it is being operatedas a public vtility under Commissionjurisdiction is discontinued. Effective12/6/68.
Lathrop Telephone Co., 16,634 Authority granted to Leon McDowell tosell and Lathrop Telephone Co. to buyproperties in Clinton and CaldwellCounties. Effective 12/27/68.
Lead Belt Water Co., 15,651 Ordered to adjust books. Effective9/6/68.
Lead Belt Water Co., 16,558 Authority granted to eliminate certainareas it was authorized and required toserve. Effective 11/14/68.
Leora Subd'ivision, 16,554 Investigation of the sewer system atLeora Subdivision to determine whetherit was being operated as a publicutility under Commission's jurisdictionis discontinued. "ffective 12/9/68.
"Little Farms", 15,977 Investigation to determine whether ornot "Little Farms", Platte County, isa water system under Commission lurisdictionis dismissed. Effective 5/9/69.
McClure, H. C. and Pat McClure, 14,731 Water service complaint filed by 24residents of McDonald County against theMcClures is dismissed. Found they haveno further oblig..tions as a public utility.Effective 8/6/68.
McDonald Water Co., 16,739 See Noel Water Co., Inc.
McDowell, Leon, 16,633 Authority granted to North MissouriTelephone Co., Inc. to sell and LeonMcDowell to buy certain telephone ex·changes in Clinton and Caldwell Counties.Effective 12/27/6B.
McDowell, Leon, 16,634 See Lathrop Telephone Co,
M & M Water Co., 16,471 Investi9ation of M & M Water Co, as towhether it is operating a water systemsubject to Commission jurisdiction.Pending.
Madison Development Corp., 16,579 See Capital City Telephone Co.
Madison Telephone Co., 16,573 See Allied Telephone Co.
Madison Development I;orp., 16,579 See Capital City Telephone Co.
Madison Telephone Co.. 16,573 See Allied Telephone Co.
Mark Twain Rural Telephone Co., 16,647 Authority granted to Mark Twain RuralTelephone Company to borrow an
additional sum of $452,000 from theU. S. Government tREAI.Effective 1/4/69.
Martigney Creek Sewer Co., 16,410
Maxville Sewer System, inc., 16,464
Missouri Bottoms Sewer Co., 16,326
Missouri Bottoms Sewer Co., 16,707
Missouri Central Telephone Co., 16,670
Missouri Cities Water Co., 15,692
Missouri Cities Water Co., 15,772
Missouri Cities Water Co., 15,946
MiSSOUri Cities Water Co., 15,826
Missouri Cities Water Co., 16,485
Missouri Cities Water Co., 16,513
Missouri Cities Water Co., 16,559
Missouri Cities Water Co., 16,560
Mo. Cities Water Co., 16,561
Mo. Cities Water Co., 16,595
Mo. Cities Water Co., 16,665
Missouri Edison Co., 16,740
Appl ication to conti nue to operatea sanitary sewage disposal systemin 51. Louis County. Pending.
Application to continue to operatea sanitary sewage disposal systemin Jefferson County. Pending.
Authority granted to operate asanitary sewage disposal system in51. Lou is County. Eftective 12/20/68.
Authority granted 10 acqu ire througheminenr domain proceedings the rights·of-way for construction of a sanitarysewer trunk line to serve DunnwoodSubdivision. Effective 4/30169.
Authority granted to Mo. CentralTelephone Co. to file a consolidatedtariff to cancel all previous schedulesfor the company. Effective 4/3/69.
Inventory and original cost appraisalof water properties in Johnson County.Pending.
See Water & Waste Utility Co.
Inventory and original cost appraisalof water properties in Platte County.Pending.
Inventory and original cost appraisal
of Missouri Cities Water Company1St. Charles County Water Company)sewer and water properties inSt. Charles County. Pending.
Request for authority to revise itsPublic Fire Protection rate for itsParkville customers is dismissed.
Effective 7/12168.
Authority granted Mo. Cities Water Co.(51. Charles County Water Co.1 tocontinue to operate a sewer system inSt.Charies County, Effective 7/8/69.
Inventory and cost appraisal of sewerproperties in St. Peters Estate andSteeplechase Subdivisions inSt. Charles County. Pending.
Inventory and cost appraisal of sewerproperties in Fieidcrest Subd~vision.
St. Charles County. Pending.
Inventory and cost appraisal of sewerpropertie:; in Warsen I-\ills Subdi~ision,St. Charles County. Pending.
Authority granted to Mo. Cities WaterCo., St. Charles County Water Co. andBelleau Dardenne Utilities Co., Inc.to effect a statutory merger of St.Charles County Water Co. and BelleauDardenne Utilities Co., Inc. into Mo.Cities Water Co. Effective 1111/68.
Authority granted to exercise theright of ern{nent domain to acquire aright-of-way in connection with theextension of its sewer s.ystem ~n St.Charles County. Effective 12/30/68.
See Union Electric Co.
Missouri Natural Gas Co., 16,774
Missouri Power and Light Co., 16,343
Missouri Power and Light Co., 16,543
Missouri Power and Light Co., 16,576
Missouri Power and Light Co.. 16,577
Missouri Power and Light Co., 16,643
Missouri Power and Light Co., 16,657
Missouri Power and Light Ca., 16,668
Missouri Power and Light Ca.. 16,701
Missouri Power and Light Co., 16,772
Missouri Public Service Co., 16,531
Misssouri Public Service Co., 16,544
Missouri Public Service Co., 16,569
Missou ri Publ ie Service Co., 16,594
Missou ri Publ ie Service Co" 16,683
Missouri State Telephone Co., 16,574
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Application for supplemental authorityto extend to the presently certificatedarea within the limits of the City ofPilot Knob. Pending.
Authorized to distribute natural gasrefunds received from Panhandle EasternPipe Line Co. Effective 9/6168.
Authority granted to operate a natura Igas distribution system in Boone andAudrain Counties. Effective 8/6168.
Authority granted to operate an electricsubstation in Cole County, Effective11/7/68.
Authority granted to operate anelectric substation in Adair County.Effective 11/5/68.
Authority granted to Mo. Power & LightCo. to purchase and Mo. Utilities Co.to sell certain electrica! propertiesin Cooper County. Effective 2/25/69.
Authority granted to Mo. Power & LightCo. to operate transm ission Iines andsubstation in Clinton County,Effeetive 2/25/69.
Authority granted to Mo. Power & LightCo. to operate a natural gas distributionand transmission system in Boone,Randolph, Audrain. Ralls, Cooper andCole Counties. Effective 3/14/69.
Application for authority to refund$32,225.53 received from PanhandleEastern Pipe Line Co, Pending.
Application by the City of Hermannfor authority to pu rchase and Mo.Power & Light Co. to sell certainfacilities in the Cit'! o{ Herman".Pending.
Authority granted to operate an electrictransmission line in Platte County.Effective 7/11/68.
Authority granted to refund $208,108.52to customers received from CitiesService Gas Co. Effective 7/18/68.
Request to increase rates for electricservice systemwide in the amount of5.3. mimon dollars. Pending.
Authority granted to operate a naturalgas distribution system and providegas service to the inhabitants in andsurrounding Leeton. Effective 4/16/69.
Electrical complaint. Case dismissedafter finding that Commission had nojurisdiction to grant monetarydamages, Effective 3/13/69.
Application by Mo. State Telephone Co.,Modern Telephone Co., Conway-NianguaTelephone Ca. and Noel Tel ephone Co..Inco to merge with Mo. State Tel ephoneCo. as the survi".ng corporation isdismissed. Effective 8/23/68.
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Missouri State Telephone Co., 16,589
Missouri State Telephone Co., 16,690
Missouri Telephone Co., 16,555
MissDuri TelephDne Co., 16,662
MissDuri Utilities CD., 12,673
Missouri Utilities Co., 16,643
Missouri Utilities Co., 16,696
Missouri Utilities Co., 16,697
Missouri Utilities Co., 16,722
Moberly Broadcasting Co., 15,350
Moberly Broadcasting Co., 15,351
Mobile Radio Communications CD.,15,182
Mobilphone Service, 15,975
Modern Telephone Co., 16,574
Modern Telephone Co., 16,716
Myrtle Telephone Co., 16,699
Authority granted to Mo. State TelephoneCD., CDnway-Niangua Telephone CD. andNoel Telephone Co" Inc, to merge wi thMD, State TelephDne Co. as the survivingcorporation. Effective 11/1/6B.
AuthDrity granted tD execute anddeliver to the U. S. Government (REA)certain promissory notes. Effective5/14/69.
Authority granted to Mo. Telephone CD.and Reeds Spring TelephDne CD. to mergewith Mo. Telephone Co. as the survivingcorporation. Effeetive 11/8/68.
Application for authority to filetariffs increasing rates in theam au nt of $521,500. for telephoneservice. Pending.
Request for permission to deliver toColumbia natural gas at the customer'smeter inlet at a maximum pressure greaterthan ten inches. Dismissed 9/27/68.
See Mo. Power & Light Co.
Application for authority to increaserates in the amount of $78,800 forwater service in Cape Girardeau. Pending.
Application for authority to increaserates in the amount of $135,000 for gasserv ice in Scott, Stoddard and CapeGirardeau Counties. Pending.
Application for authority tooperate an el ectric transm issionline from Jackson to a new sub·station on Mt, Au bu rn Road inCape Girardeau.Pending.
Telephone complaint by MoberlyBroadcasting Company againstGeneral Telephone Company andsouthwestern Bell Telephone Company.Dismissed 3/11/69.
Telephone complaint by MoberlyBroadcasting against Western Light& Telephone Company and South'western Bell Telephone Company.Dismissed 4/21/69.
Su ppl emental A ppl ieation for add iti onalnon·interconnected paging service.Pending.
Application for authority to providesupplemental non·interconnected pagingservice. Pending.
See Missouri State Telephone Co.
Application for authDrity to filetariffs reflecting the addition Df ratesfor fDur·party business and residentialservice outside the initial rate areain its Caulfle Id and Theodos ia exchange•.Case dismissed 5/28/69.
Complaint regarding the installation ofa phone. Pending.
Nodaway Valley Telephone Co., 16,567
Noel Telephone Co., Inc" 16,574
Noel Telepnone Co., Inc., 16,589
Noel Water Co., Inc., 16,738
Noel Water Co., Inc., 16,739
North Missouri Telephone Co., 16.633
NDrthern Illinois Gas Co., 16,757
Northern Natural Gas Co" 16,354,16,37B and 16,712
NDrthwest Missouri Gas Co., 16,713
Osage Natural Gas Co., 16,503
Osage Natural Gas Co., 16,556
Ozarks Radio Company, 15,447
Ozarks Radio CDmpany, 16.603
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Une Co., 16,343
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co" 16,701
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co., 16,709
Peaceful Valley Lake Corp., 16,511
Peaceful Valley Lake Corp" 16,750
Peoples Natural Gas Division {NDrthernNatural Gas Co.), 16,354
Peoples Natural Gas DivisiDn INorthernNatural Gas Co.), 16,378
Peoples Natura! Gas Division INorthernNatural Gas Co.}, 16,712
Peruque Sewer Co., 16.107
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Request for authority to file a tariffref leeting a general increase in ratesin the amoum of $3,300 for telephoneservice in ig Maitland and Skidmoreexchanges. Interim rate granted fDJ anannual revenue increase of $1 ,520.Effeetive 2/14/69.
See Missouri State Telephone Co.
See Missouri State Telephone Co.
Ap pi icati on for au th ori ty to renderwater service In Noel. Pending.
Application for authority to purchaseand for McDonald Water Co. to sellcertain properties located in McDonaldCounty. Pending.
See McDowell, Leon
See Great River Gas Co.
See Peoples Natural Gas Division
Application for authority to sell anddistribute natural gas in Buchanan,Clinton, DeKalb, Daviess and CaldwellCounties. Pending.
Granted authority tD operate the gasdistributiDn systems in Naylor andNeelyville area. Effecti~e 10/22IGB.
Authori ty granted to operate a gasdistribution system in the City ofQulin and surrounding area. Effective11/4/68.
Application for authority to providesupplemental nOn· interconnected pagingservice. Pending.
See Central Mobilphone, Inc.
See Missou ri Power & Light Co.
See Missouri Power & Light Co.
See Gas Service CD. (The)
Granted authority to operate a watersystem in Gasconade County.Effective 3/4169.
Application fDr authority to providewater service to Peaceful VaHey LakeEstates in GascDnade CountY. Pending,
Granted conditional authDrity to operatea gas distribution system in Pacific.Effective 6/17/69.
Application to provide Natural gas serviceto St. Lou is Cou nty. Pend ing.
Application for authority to providenatural gas service to Times Beach.Pending.
Granted authoflty to operate a sewersystem in St. Charles County. Effective8/13/68.
Physicians and Businessmens MobileService, 16,397
Pruitt, Edward L" 16,498
Raytown Water Company, 15,55B
Reeds Spring Telephone Co., 16,555
Rich Hill-Hume Gas Co., Inc., 16,671
Roy-l Utilities, Inc., 16,379
Roy-L Utilities, Inc., 16,380
St. Charles County Utilities Co.. Inc.,16,357
St. Charles County Utilities Co., Inc.,16,637
St. Charles County Water Co., 15,77215,826, 16,513 and 16,595
St. Jo,;eph light and Power Co., 16,546
St. Joseph Light and Power Co .. 16,658
St. Joseph Light and Power Co., 16,734
St. Joseph Water Company, 16,453
St, Louis County Sewer Co., 16,408
St.Louis County Sewer Co., 16,525
St. Louis County Water Co., 15,102
51. Louis County Water Co., 16,563
Authority granted George A. Stroot,d/b/a Physicians & Businessmens MobileService to sell and Eugene D. andMary J. Desauliners, d/b/a Physicians& Businessmens Mobile Service to buyall of the properties used to provideintercon nected rad io·land tel ephoneservice. Eftective 9124168. Applicationfi led 6/20/69 for su pp lemental au thori tyin providing interconnected radio·landtelephone service. Pending.
Edward L. Pruitt operating in Lake Annetteis found not to be operating a water systemin Freemon subject to Commission jurisdiction.Effective 1/3/69.
Application for authority to serve theCitY of Raytown is dismissed, Effective7/11/68.
See Missou r'1 Telephone Co.
Authority Granted Rich Hill~Hume GasCo., Inc. to sell and Commercial Pipeline,Co., Inc, to purchase certain utilityproperties located in Bates Cou nty.Effective 3/13/69.
Authorized to operate a water systemin Montgomery County. Effective9/6/68.
Authorized to operate a sewer system inMontgomery County. Effeetive 9/6/68.
Authority granted to operate a sewersystem in St. Charles County.Effective 10/18/68.
Authority granted to operate a sanitarysewage service in St. Charles County,Effective date pending.
See Missouri Cities Water Company
Application ~or permiSSion to establishincreased rates for water serviCE! j n
Tarkio is dismissed. Effective 8/8/68.
Authority granted to distribute gasrefund received from the Gas Service Co.Effective 1 t/26/68.
Authority granted to operate an electrictransm ission Iine in Atchison County.Effecrive 6/12/69.
Application for authority to establishencreased rates and ch arges for waterservice in the City of St. Joseph andvicinity. Pending.
Authority granted to operate a sewersystem in St. Louis County. Effective4/29/69.
Investigation of the adequacY ofsewer service. ~ending.
Authority granted to relocate servicelines. Effective 7/24/68.
Application for authority to fileri'Jhffs reflecHng increased ratesfor water servic~ in the amount of$3,583,000. $2,604,375 approved.Effective 6/1/69.
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5t, Lou is County Water Co., 16,566
St. Peters Sewer Co., 15,660
51. Thomas Dial, Inc., 16.579
Sho-Me Power Corp., 16, 103
Sho- Me Power Carp., 16,756
Southern Telephone Company, 16,522
Southwestern 8ell Telephone Co., 14,831
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 15,350
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 15,351
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 16,421
Southwestern 8ell Telephone Co., 16,598
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 16,615
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 16,620
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 16,642
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., 16,766
Spanish Lake Service. Inc., 16,412
Spanish Lake Service, Inc., 16,446
Spanish lake Service, Inc., 16,591
Stevens Realty Co., 15,805
Stover Telephone Co" 16,572
Sunrise Lake, 16A80
Application by St. Louis County for areview and, if necessary, revision ofSt. Louis CountY Water Co, rules forthe extension of water service. Pending.
Inventory and original cost appraisalof St. Peters Sewer Co. properties inSt. Charles County dismissed. Effective7/9/68.
See Cap'ltal City Telephone Company
Mod ified company's authority to operatean electric transmission line inDouglas, Howell, Ozark, Reynolds, Shannonand Texas Counties. Effective 11/8/69.
Application for authoriry to operate anele<:tr ic transmission line in WebsterCourHy. Pending,
Application for author'lty to establishincreased rates for service in allexchanges dismissed. Effective 5/20/69.
Telephone complaint. Order transferredcertain toll stations from JeffersonCity to Linn. Effective 4(29/69.
See Moberly Broadcasting Co.
See Moberly Broadcasting Co.
See Urbana Telephone Co.
See Capital City Telephone Co.
See Lakeland Telephone Co.
Complaint regarding private branch exchangeservice is dismissed. Effective 7/22/69.
Application for permission to establishnew intrastate rates in the amount of$44,500 appl icab Ie to telecommu nicat ionservices. Pending,
See Capital City Telephone Co.
Authority granted to operate a sewersystem in St. Louis County. Effective2/27/69.
Ordered to continue infiltration study,investigations to locate cross·connectionsof storm and sanitary sewers, regularsewer line inspections and quarterlywritten reports after complaints filedby various customers. Effective 10/28/68.
Authority granted to sell or transfercertain parts of sanitary sewer fa<:ilitieslOCated within and partly without theMetropolitan SI. Louis Sewer District.Effective 11/13/68.
Order for Inventory and original costappraisal of Stevens Realty Co. sewerproperties in 51. Charles County, isdismissed, Effective 7/16/68.
See Allied Telephone Co,
Investigation as to whether or notSunrise Lake water system, JeffersonCounty, is being operated as a publicutility under Commission lurisdict'o(\.Pending.
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Terra Realty and Investment Co., Inc.,16,122
Theodosia Hills Development Association,Inc., 16,458
Triangle Telephone Co., 16,565
Twillman Costruction Co.. 15,772
Twillman Utilities Co., 15,772
Twillman, Wilbert W., 15,772
Union Electric Company, 16,524
Union Electric Company, 16,532
Union Electric Company, 16,564
Union Electric Company, 16,581
Union Electric Company, 16,584
Union Electric Company, 16,611
Union Electric Company, 16,654
Union Electric Company, 16,703
Authority granted to operate a sanitarysewage disposal system in JeffersonCounty. Effective 8113/68.
Investigation as to whether or notTheodosia Hills Development Assoc;ation,Inc., Ozark County, is a public utilityoperating a water system under Commissionjurisdiction. Pending.
See Allied Telephone Co,
See Water & Waste Uti Iity Co.
See Water & Waste Utility Co.
See Water & Waste Utility Co.
Author ity granted to construct andmaintain a transmission line in Randolph,Macon and Adair Counties. Effecitve 9/6/68,
Authority granted to operate an electrictransmiss;on I'ne in Montgomery, Warren,St. Charles and Franklin Counties. Effective8/30/68.
Complaint involving rules for underground service extension and discriminationof regulations against Union ElectricCompany (Complaint signed by HomeBuilders Association of Greater St. Louis,and R. A. Vorhof Construction Company;Vorhof·Duenke Company; Givens & Rowles,Inc.: The Alfred H. Mayer Company:Brookdale Development Company;Contemporary Homes. Inc.; Forest RidgeConstruction Company; and SpartanBuilders, Inc.). Consol idated with CaseNumber 16,584.Pending.
Authori ty granted to operate atransmission line in Cape GirardeauCou nty. Effective 10/15168.
See Union Electric Co., 16,564
Authority granted to operate an electrictransmission line in Bollinger, CapeGirardeau and Scott Counties. Effective10/15/68.
Application for authority to filetariffs increasing rates for electricservice in the amount of $12,200,000.Pending.
Complaint by Union Electric Co. againstLaclede Gas Co. Concerning public utilityextension in non·res'dential tractS.Withdrawn4/10/69.
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Union Electric Company, 16,740
Union Star Exchange of Inter-CountyTelephone Co., 16,582
United Telephone Company, 16,766
Urbana Telephone Company, 16,421
Utility ConsultantS, Inc" 16,093
Valley Sewage Co., 16,411
Verona Telephone Company, 16,557
Ware Lake, 16,481
Warsen Hills Sewer Co., 15,796
Water & Waste Utility Ca., 15,772
Water & Waste Utility Ca., 16,762
Werges Subdivision, 16,483
West Elm Place Corp., 16,489
Western Light & Telephone Co., 15,351
Western Light & Telephone Co., 15,640
White Branch Water SeNice, 16,267
Authority granted to Mo. Edison Co. tosell and Union Electric Co. to purchaseshares of common stock. Effective 4/28/69.
Investigation of the rates charged bythe Union Star Exchange of Inter-CountyTelephone Co. Pending.
See Capital Telephone Company
Urbana Telephone Co. (Mo. State TelephoneCo.) authorized to pu rchase propertiesfrom Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.Effective 915168.
Appl ication for au th ori tv to operate anintra·state water system dismissed.Eftective 11/14168.
Application to continue to operate asanitary sewage disposal plant in St.Louis County. Pending.
Authority granted to borrow $254,000from the U.S, Government IREA}.Effective 1117168.
Investigation to determine whether ornot Ware Lake water system operating inJefferson County is under Commissionjurisdiction, Pending.
Order for original cost appraisal ofsewer properties located in St. CharlesCounty is dismissed. Eftective 7116/68,
Order for original cost appraisal ofwater and sewer properties located in St.Charles County is dismissed. (St. CharlesCounty Water Co.1 Effective 6/27/69.
Appl ication for authority to file anentire schedule of rates governing theprovision of sewer service in St. CharlesCounty. Pending,
The sewer system operating in MontgomeryCounty known as Werges Subdivision isfound not to be subject to Commissionjurisdiction. Effective 9113/6B.
Authori ty gran ted to continue to operatea sewer system in Jefferson County.Effective 4122/69.
See Moberly Broadcasting Co.
Telephone complaint filed by the Cityof Willow Springs is dismissed. Effective5115169,
Authority granted to operate a watersystem in Benton County. Effective 4/16/69.