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~ARVIN E. JONES I CllalT7I'UI.lI

WILLIAM R. CLARK

fHARLES J. FAIN

~llLAAO C. REINE

JAMES F. MAUZE

fAM L. MANLEY I Secretary

MISSOURI 65101

January 8, 1973

TO: The Honorable Christopher S. Bond, Governor

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The General Assembly of the State of Missouri

On behalf of the Missouri Public Service Commission, I submit to you its annual report for the fiscal year, July 1, 1971 through June 30, 1972.

This report is prepared in compliance with Section 386.380, Missouri Revised Statutes, 1969.

Respectfully submitted,

Marvin E. Jones Chairman

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Missouri Public Service Commission

Cases, Fiscal Year 1971-1972

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MARVIN E. JONES, Chairman - Democrat; 51; J.D., University ofMissouri. Engaged in private law practice before appointment to the commission Apri l 15, 1967. Appointed Chairman August 9, 1971. Term expires April 15, 197J.

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WILLIAM R. CLARK, Commissioner - Democrar;;51; J.D., University of Missouri. Engaged in private law practice prior to appointment June 1, 1965. Reappointed April 2, 1971. Term expires April 7, 1977.

CHARLES J. FAIN, Commissioner - Republican; 53; L.L.M., George Washington University. Engaged in private law practice before appointment on October 15, 1965. Reappointed April 2, 1971. Term expires May 22, 1977.

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WILLARD C. REINE, Vice Chairman - Democrat; 37; J.D., University of Missouri. Chief Counsel, MisSOUI'i Department pf Revenue prior to appointment on April 16, 1968, to fiZZ incomplete term. Reappointed April 19, 1969. Appointed Vice Chairman August 9, 1971. Term expires April 15,1975.

JAMES F. MAUZE, Commissioner - Republican; JJ; L.L.8., Washington University. Engaged in private la;v practice prior to appointment on March 1, 1971, to incomplete term. Term expires April 15, 1973.

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The purpose of the Public Service Commission is the regulation of the adequacy of service, safety of operation, and reasonableness of rates of 8,000 utili ties and transportation companies in Missouri.

It has no jurisdiction over municipallyowned utilities, and its regulation of rural electric cooperatives is limited to the safety of their operations. Cooperatives may voluntarily place themselves under complete i

t'regulation, and two -- Sho-Me Power Corporation of Marshfield and 'Citizens Electric Corporation of Ste. Genevieve -- have elected to do 50.

Consumers benefit from regulation through guarantees of adequate, safe service at reasonable rates, while the regulated companies and those who invest in them are assured a reasonable return on their capital.

In setting rates, the commission must maintain a balance between these two main interests. If rates are excessive, consumers SAM L. MANLEY. Seareta:r>y to the Cormtission. will suffer, while if they are insufficient is the personnel and administrative officer to allow the company to attract capital, for the commission. The Secretary's office consumers and. the company will be injured handles app lications filed with the cormtisbecause the company will be unable to finance sion. schedules hea:r>ing dates. and processes expansion and replacements. and prints all orders issued by the PSC.

The PSC was organized in its present form in 1913. Its earliest predecessor was the Board of Railroad Commissioners, which was established by the General Assembly in 1875. The Board was later given authority over grain warehouses and railway express companies. When the PSC was created, regulation of grain warehouses was not extended to it.

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A. S. FORSYTHE, Direator of PubUa Information, disseminates information about aommission activities through the news media, this Annual Report, and other pubUaations. The pubUa information office assists other sections in the prepCU'ation and printing of reports and speeches, and participates in planning and conducting meetings and conferences.

By 1913, the regulation of utilities had been attempted by the courts, the legisla-· ture. communities, and local commissions, but none of these approaches was satisfactory. Neither the courts nor the General Assembly had time to devote to regulatory matters, while the towns and local commissions lacked funds to function adequately.

The Public Service Commission, which was modeled after the New York PSC. was created so that the regulation of utilities and related matters would be administered in a central location, by an office with sufficient funds and professional personnel to perform its duties swiftly and economically.

From its offices on the ninth and tenth floors of the Jefferson State Office Build-· ing in Jefferson City, the PSC regulates 12 types of companies, whose numbers at the end of. 1971-72 fiscal ·year were:

Bus. 228 Electric 13 Gas ... 21 Mobile Telephone 17 Railroad . . . . 26 Railway Express. 1 Sewer. . . 29 Steam... 4 Telegraph. 1 Telephone. 58 Truck. 7,546 Water... 49·

The commission's duties include inspection and investigation of various utility operations, response to complaints, promulgation of rules and regulations, and probably most time-consuming, the investigation, hearing and disposition of rate cases.

The size of the commission's task is perhaps best indicated by the fact that the value of property owned by the regulated companies in 1972 was $5,545,000,000 and their reve

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I cause of the number of lates and their worth, Commission probably has

$1,507,000,000. Becompanies it regu

the Public Service a greater influence

upon Missourians than any other state agen-

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I A staff of 180 assists the five members-of the commission in these activities. Most of the staff members are professionals in the fields of accounting, engineering, law,

I economics, and rates. The commissioners

I are appointed by the governor for six-year offset terms so that no more than two terms expire wi thin one year. By tradition rather

I than by statute, three members are of the majority party and two are of the minority party.

The commission I S workload expanded during

I the fiscal year ending June 30, 1972, as a

I resul t of general orders issued in 1971 concerning the undergrounding of electric lines in new subdivisions and the prohibi

I tion of certain promotional practices of gas and electric utilities. The commission is working on new rules and regulations governing railroad inspections of tracks, bridges, and roadbeds that were required by legislation passed in 1971. Also under

I way is a proposed revision of railroad -ac~

I cident reporting regulations and work on rules and regulations governing sewer companies.

I The process of implementing the use of electronic data processing in the activities of

I the commission was carried on during the year. as was the commission's sponsorship of the Regulatory rnformation Systems Con

I ference (RISC). The conference is held annually to facilitate the adoption of EDP by regulatory agencies throughout the United States. The commission does not have its own computer, but shares time on the computers of the Division of Mental Health, the

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- RONALD SHACKELFORD, Acting Chief of Economic Research, prepares financial testimony for use in rate cases before the aommission_ and through the use of computer proaessing fUes monthly reports with the commission on the economia performance of regulated utilities. This department is in charge of the anruull Regulatory Information Systems Conference, a national meeting on the use of computers in regulation.

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F. D. HEQUEMBOURG, Director of UtiZities, oversees the operations of the Accounting a:n.d Engineering Departments in their work LJith regu~ated utiZities. In the 1971-72 fisca~ year there were 1J e~ectric, 20 gas, 17 mobik te~ephone, 29 sewer, 4 steam, one te~egraph, 58 te~ephone, and 49 water companies under PSG jurisdiction.

Administrative Services Section, and the Highway Department.

Utility rate cases, as in the past few years, required a major portion of the commission I s attention. The 38 cases before the PSC during the fiscal year was the second highest in commission history, exceeded only by the 51 cases during the previous fiscal year.

As long as the economy continues to drive utility costs upward, the number of rate cases is expected to continue at or near the level experienced during 1971-72.

Of the rate cases decided during the fiscal year, the commission allowed the amount requested in only three. Less than the proposed increase was granted in 13 cases and in one case the entire amount requested was denied. Four rate proposals were withdrawn during the fiscal year and 17 were pending as of June 30, 1972.

Utility rate increases filed with the commission can be suspended for a maximum period of 10 months to allow time for investigation and hearings. The PSC staff, which represents the people of Missouri in proceedings before the connnission, uses this time, as do the company and intervenors in the case, to prepare and submit evidence, conduct cross-examination and present final arguments.

Missouri railroads were permitted during the fiscal year to raise rates by 2-1/2 percent on intrastate shipments, which corresponded to an increase granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission on interstate traffic. Upon protests from interested parties, the commission suspended that portion of the increase that would apply to carload lots of some farm products and fertilizers.

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Earlier in the fiscal year, increases of 18 to 20 percent on those same classes of products had been allowed following suspension in earlier cases. They also matched ICC raises. In allowing the higher rates,

I the commission said the railroads I revenues were increasing, but operating expenses were climbing at a greater pace.

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Similar rising costs were being experienced by truck firms in Missouri, who also requested higher rates. In February, 1972,

I household movers were allowed a 10 percent increase in rates, half of the amount they had requested. The commission permitted the

I proposed 20 percent increase in packing and other fees to go into effect. General·commodities carriers were granted an increase by the commission that averaged 8.64 percent and corresponded to' a rate hike approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

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Dump truck operators, citing rising costs and expenses, filed a request for a 40 percent increase that was pending at the end of the year. In November, 1971, an interim dump truck increase of .14.6 percent for construction work and 5 percent for most other hauling was made permanent by the

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I The cases dealt with by the commission during the fiscal year are listed alphabeti cally by name of company or individual in the appendix of this report.

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After the close of the fiscal year, the PSC was certified by the Federal Price Commission to make determinations as to whether

I rate increases meet the criteria of the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970. As a result of the certification, Missouri companies no longer have to submit increases to the Price Commission for approval, but the commission must show in each order that

I . price regulations have been adhered to.

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GEORGE G. FOX, Director of Transportation, is responsible for matters relating to pus, truck, and rai lroad rates and services. The Transportation Division includes the enforcement, insurance, license and records, operating rights, rates, and audits sections. There were 228 bus companies, 26 railroads, one railway express firm, and ?, 546 truck companies under PSC jurisdiction during the fiscal year.

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ROBERT B. JOHNSON, Chief Hea:t'ing Examiner, and the other hearing examiners assist the corrunission by condue:ting hearings and drafting reports and orders. The examiners also perform research for the commissioners, pa:t'ticipate in conferences on the application of PSC laLJ and W1'i te proposed or revised commission rules as .regulation cha.nges.

A precedent-setting directive was issued by the commission in May, 1972, that established strict standards of conduct designed to remove the commission and its employes from any contact with the public relations activities of companies under its jurisdiction. The directive forbids commission members and employes from accepting gifts from regulated companies and forbids acceptance of meals ,. gratuities, goods, services, or travel of any kind. Commission members, employes and the regulated companies are required by the directive to file monthly reports of contacts concerning PSC business.

The five commissioners said in issuing the ruling that they and the PSC employes must maintain a completely neutral stance. Their neutrality must be completely apparent to the public so all citizens will realize cases are judged on their merits, and that the primary concern of the PSC is the public interest.

Members of the pUblic made greater use of the PSC than in the previous year. The number of contacts with the public increased, as did the· participation of citizens in cases before the commission. Phone calls and letters regarding complaints and requests for information about utility matters totaled. 13,704, compared with 11,703 in the preceding year.

In four rate cases -- Southwestern Bell Telephone, Union Electric, Capital City Telephone, and Midstate Telephone -- the commission held additional hearings at which interested individuals could testify in regard to service or other matters involving the utilities. The commission in the Southwestern Bell and Union Electric cases went to Saint Louis in order that the hearings could more conveniently be attended by the companies f customers. Capital Ci ty and Midstate customers are located in or near Jefferson City.

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The commission has always tried to take as much evidence as is practicable and to al low as many persons as possible to testify. It has frequently gone to other cities to conduct hearings, but is now increas ing its exposure throughout the state and attempting to obtain a broader view of consumer opinion, particularly in rate cases.

In addition to its work· in Missouri, the commission represents the people of Missouri in cases before federal agencies or before Congress or at conferences on regUlation. The commission intervened in one Interstate Commerce Commission case and two·Federal Power Commission cases during the 1971-72 fiscal year. During that period there were 12 cases pending before the ICC and 16 pending before the FPC in which the Missouri PSC was engaged.

A good indicator of the work of the commission during the year is the time spent in the hearing room, which totaled 1,088 hours and resulted in 34,766 pages of transcript, a sharp increase from 929 hours and 29,170 pages in the 1970-71 fiscal year.

Cases filed with the commission for the fiscal year totaled 2,199, an increase of 434 over the total of 1,765 in the previous year. Hearings were conducted in 911 cases, up from 819, or an increase ot 92. The number of orders issued by the commission was 7,545, or 1,151 greater than during the preceding year.

Nineteen appeals were brought on commission decisions and 12 appeals brought prior to the fiscal year were closed.

The general counsel r s office filed two suits for statutory penalties, two injunctions, one writ of mandamus, and four wri ts of prohibition. That office also filed two

ROBERT STRATMAN, Chief OffiaiaL Reporter, direats and works with the eight other PSC aourt reporters who reaord the proaeedings of the aommission. The Reporting Department during the fisaaL year fiLed a totaL of 34,766 transaript pages, an inarease of more than 5,000 over the previous year.

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JEREMIAH D. FINNEGAN, Gener'al Counsel, r'epr'esents the general publio in oases befor'e the oommission with the assistance of iJther' aeotions of the PSC staff. The General Counsel also inte1'lJenes befor'e federoaZ regutatory oommissions on behalf of the people of Missouri. Opinions on matter's of regutatory law are issued by the offioe of the General Counse t.

actions for declaratory judgments. Five formal opinions were issued by the general counsel in response to specific requests and Icountless informal opinions were offered. Over 1,100 letters were sent by the general counsel's office during the year. I Railroad, truck, and bus tariffs and schedules filed with the commission in the period I of this report totaled 7, 045, up from 6,935 in the previous year.

I For failure to comply with. commission requirements. the permi ts of 458 carriers were revoked during the year, compared to 238 in I the previous year. Inspectors of the enforcement section drove 130,000 miles in the performance of their duties, contacting I2,950 motor carriers. The' number of contacts was down from 4,107 in the preceding year, but the number of safety inspections Imore than doubled, from 2,215 to 5,479. Of the vehicles inspected, 141 were taken out of service until defects were corrected. I Investigations .of unlawful operations total ed 361, compared with 398 the year before. IInspectors investigated 170 accidents and

\made 172 checks of bus stations for cleanliness and safety. Insurance cancellations accounted for the suspension of 1,688 motor I carriers, compared with 1,663 in the 197071 fiscal year. Of those suspended, 1,041 were reinstated upon filing notice of proper I insurance.

The tariffs filed by utility companies totaled 3,950, down from 5,030 in the previous year, a decline attributable to the fewer number of rate cases. On the other hand, the number of complaints and the time in

. volved with the complaints increased as the pUblic has become more aware of the commission's role. Complaints concerning utility rates and tariffs numbered 1,239, up from 989 in the previous year.

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I There were 495 field investigations of complaints, 399 more than in the 1970-71 fiscal year. The greater number of investigations is largely due to an increase in complaints concerning water and sewer com

I panies that necessitated more than one investigation.

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regard to utility complaints, information requests, and tariffs, compared to 5,600 in the earlier year; while telephone calls, conferences, and other contacts dealing with utilities totaled 7,450, up from 6,480 in

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vestigations of gas incidents,. one fewer than the year before, and made 85 gas safety inspections, 44 more than in the previous year. Each of the 21 gas distribution com

I panies was checked several times during the year. Railroad safety field inspections numbered 1,031, an increase of 117 over the previous year.

I Two company appraisals were made by the Engineering Department, up from one a year ago. The department completed 10 depreci"·

I ation rate studies ,. against 12 in the previous fiscal year and participated in 11 rate cases, three more than in the earlier

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I Electrical undergrounding authority orders issued by the Engineering Department totaled 238 during the year. The department issued 47 authority orders concerning util

I ity promotional practices. Virtually all of these orders necessitated an on-site investigation prior to the issuance of the

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JOHN O. RICHEY, Chief Engineer, directs the operations of sections dealing with utility rates, safety cmd seI'Vwe, cmd that conduct studies of utility plant vaZues. This depar-tment is responsib Ze for the imp Zementation of recent psc orners that govern undergrounding of e Zeatric lines and which PI'Ohibit ceI'tain utility pI'omotionaZ practices.

ROBERT E. SEMB, Chief Accountant, and his staff conduat audits of regu~atedcompanies for use in rate cases and other proceedings before the commission. The Accounting Department reviews annua~ reports filed by the companies and aLso perfovrns comp~ia~e audits, specia~ investigations, and statistica~ studies.

It is anticipated that during the 1972-73 fiscal year, work will be completed on a uniform standard of construction and maintenance of the supply and communications systems of electric and telephone companies.

The Accounting Department conducted 37 audits and examinations, 12 of which were major audits. in the 1971-72 fiscal· period. The department is presently working on 10 audits and examinations that are expected to be completed during the current fiscal year.

The information obtained in these audits and examinations is used by the commission staff to determine the original cost of the property used in public service and the financial condition of the utilities.

Securities wi th a total value of $981,503,817 were issued during the 1971-72 fiscal year by utilities under PSC jurisdiction. An authority fee is paid the commission after it examines and approves utility securities issues. The reason for the issuance of $847,404,400 in securities was the refunding of outstanding indebtedness. The total of $134,099,417 in securities remaining represented new capital securities. The types and amounts of the securities are shown in Table A on Page 14.

The money from which the Public Service Commission budget is appropriated is obtained from the regulated companies, thus making the PSC one of the few self-supporting government agencies. Revenues from the assessment of utilities goes to the Public Service Commission Fund. while receipts from motor carrier license stickers are deposited in the State Highway Department Fund.

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The General Assembly appropriates the PSC budget from these two funds. If there is a balance in the PSC Fund, it is carried over to the next year, while any remainder in the Highway Department Fund is absorbed into general highway funds. Authority fees and miscellaneous fees are credited directly to the state general revenue fund.

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The utility assessments, which are subject to commission approval, are allocated on the basis of the companies' gross revenues during the prior .year. The assessments for the 1972-73 fiscal year were $1,600,820, compared with $1,350,000 for the previous fiscal year. The assessment by types of utility is shown on Table B on Page 14.

I The sale of motor carrier license stickers brought total revenues of $1,209,612, a 9.8

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I previous year. The collections, by month and type of carrier, are shown in Table C on Page 14.

I Authority and miscellaneous fees of $13,273 and $25,772, respectively, were collected during the fiscal year. The total of· $39,045 was somewhat higher than that of $35,095

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GILBERT E. HOFFMAN, Chief, Internal Services, is in charge of psc aaaounts and assists the commission in preparation of the annual budget. The bud{jet during the period of this report was $2,066,603, and was increased by the General Assembly to $2,456,925 for the 1972-73 fiscal year to aaaommodate the addition of 20 employes.

TABLE A

Utility Securities Issued, Fiscal 1971-72

Common Stock $243,520,200.00 Preferred Stock 0.00 First Mortgage Bonds 148,750,000.00 Debentures 420,OOO~000.00

Notes. 169,233,617.00

Total $981,503,817.00

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Utility Assessments, Fiscal 1972-73

Railroad Corporations $ 147,755.00 Street Railroad Corporations 951. 00 Other Common Carriers

(Railway Express Company) 0.00 Electric, Gas, Water, Sewer,

Heating, and Telephone Companies 1,450,314.00 Telegraph Corporations 1,800.00

Total $1,600,820.00

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Sales of Motor Carrier License Stickers, Fiscal 1971-72

Truck Bus Total

July, 1971 August, 1971 September, 1971 October, 1971 November, 1971 December, 1971 January, 1972 February, 1972 March, 1972 April, 1972 May, 1972 June, 1972

$ 28,113.00 30,809.00 32,136.00 21,734.00 21,057.00

628,245.00 117,331.00 77,247.00 68,234.00 43,271.00 49,953.00 40,382.00

$ 425.00 1,970.00

350.00 240.00 50.00

39,600.00 740.00

1,660.00 2,705.00 1,300.00 1,090.00

970.00

$ 28,538.00 32,779.00 32,486.00 21 ;974 .00 21,107.00

667,845.00 118,071.00 78,907.00 70,939.00 44,571. 00 51,043.00 41,352.00

Total $1,158,512.00 $51,100.00 $1,209,612.00

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I NAME AND NUMBER SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION NAME AND NUMBER SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION I A-One Pickup Delillery. T-29,910

A & P Hauling Company, T-21.627

A. W. W. Company. TA-T·30,546-X

Adams, C. R. Trucking, Inc., T-13-530

Adams, Curtis, T-13,530

Adkinson, Lloyd V., T·1,036

Airport Courtesy Service, Inc., TA-B-30,4B4 .

Airport Limousine Service, B-21 ,575, Sub 4

Alderson, H. F. Trucking, T·13,565

Allen, Johnny Gordon, T·14,271

Altenhof, Richard E., T·14,057

American Farm Lines, TA-T-23A62-X

American Farm Lines, T-23.462-X

American Freight Line, Inc" T-10,260

Arkoma Coach Lines, Inc., B-fB,731

Associate MO'olers, T-20,822

Ava Express, T-30,274

Ayers. John A., TA-T2B.323-X '

B & B Truck Line, T-28,360

Baker Brothers. T-20,nS

Baker Brothers, T-28,526

Baker Motor Service, T-30,13B

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Beachler, Harold L., T-30,564

Authority t;ansferred from Charley Eotf. Effective 4/7/72.

Beaufort Transfer Co., T·341 , Sub 19

Application for temporary contract , carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Beaufort Transfer Co., T·341,Sub20

Authority transferred from Curtis Adams. Effective 3/3/72.

Beck. John T., TA-T-25,663

See Adams, C. R. Trucking, Inc.

See Hunt & Son Becker and Sons, Inc., T-22,729

Application for temporary common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 12/B/71.

See Byers, R. E.

Becker and Sons, Inc., T-29,776

Bekins Van & Storage Co., TA-T-847

Best Truck Lines, Inc., T-29,399

Autho~ity transferred from D. J. Huckie. Effective 4/21/72.

Best Way Truck line, T·199

Authority transferred from Harold E. Hiner. Effective 417/72.

Granted temporary contract carrier authority, intras{8(e, until 7/6/72. Effective 4/4/72.

Best Way Truck Line, T·199

Application for contract carrier authority, intra~ate. Pendi.ng.

Authority transferred from Roy R. Caswell and merged with T-26,362. Interstate portion of T-10,260 canceled. Effactive 6/15/72.

See Continental Trailways, Inc.

Authority transferred from Burns Transfer. Effective 517/12.

Bestway Moving & Storage, T-2B,324-X, Sub 1

Bill-Ko. Inc., T-29,065

Bill's Cannon Ball Express, T-29,919

Bird Moving & Storage, T·1t,482

Bishop, Gerald D., T-2B,360

Application for common carrier authority, in'trastate. Pending.

Blackies Dl.!livery Service, T-30,207

Granted temporary contract authority, intrastate, until 11/15/11. Effec!ive B/19/71.

carrier BN Transport, Inc., T·4,259

Appliciltion to transfer authority to Gerald D. Bishop. Pending.

Bob's Bay Mule Express, T-29,951

Intrastate portion of authority retired and transferred from Russell Truck Lines. Inc. and

. merged with T·2B,526. Effective 10/16171.

Boehl, Donald, T-15,444

Bolivar Express, T-29,985

Granted common carrier authority, intrastate: Effective 7/30/71.

Bone, Clifford R., T-13,652

Intrastate portion of T·24,B40 transferred Irom Flash Motor Service, Inc. Authority to be designated as T·30.13B. Effective 1/6/72.

Booker Brothers, T-13,145

Boonville Daily Express, T-30,140

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Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending. I Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending. I Temporary authority extended until B/1/72. Effective 4/26/72. I Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Intrastate portion of T-16,666 transferred from Bob Stalon ITransport Co. Effective 10/1B/11.

Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 4/30172. Effective 4/1/72. I See Richmond Transfer, Inc.

Intrastate authority transferred from H. L McCammon d/b/a Best I Way Truck Line to H. l. and Geraldine E. McCammon d/b/a Best Way Truck line. Effective 10/24171. I Authority transferred from H. L. McCammon and Geraldine E. McCammon d/b/a Best Way Truck line to Robert R. and Roberta J. Ramsey d/b/a Best Way Truck ILine. Eff~tive 1/6172.

Application for contract carrier aUlhority, intrastate. Pending. ISee McAfee, Paul S.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending. IAuthority transferred from Bird Transfer & Storaga. Effective 12/23/71.

See B & B Truck Line


Authority transferred from Burlington Truck Lines, Inc. Effective 10/28/71.

Application for common carriar authority, intrastate. Pending.

Aurhority transferred trom H. L. Hayes. Effective 6/22/72.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending. I Authority transferred from Willis A. Gordon. Effective 7/1/11.

See Raymondville Feed Mill

Application fOr common carrier authOrity, intrastate. Pending.

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I I Boonville Daily Express, Application for contract carrier Byers, A. E., TA-T-13,565 and Application for both temporary

I T-30,362-X authority, intrastate. Pending. T-13,565 and permanent common carrier

authority, intrastate. Pending. Bowness, Robert B., T-2B,B21 Granted common carrier authority,

intrastate. Effective 11/16/71. Byers, R. E., T·13,565 Authority transferred from H. F. Alderson Truckinq.

Boyd. Chester, T-14,093 See Leonard W. Quade Effective 3/17/72.

I Branson Express, T-29,973 Application for common 'carrier C. E. S. Truck Line, Inc., Granted additional common

authority, intrastate. Pending. T-27, Sub 3 carrier authority, mtrastate.· Effective 9/21/71,

Bray Lines, Incorporated, Granted temporary common TA-T-6,456 carrier authority, intrastate, C &: H Transit Incorporated, See NOItheastern Missouri Lines,

until 7120172. Effective 4/24/72. B-9,666 Inc.

I Bray Lines, .Incorporated, Application for common carrier C &: L Express, T-30,545 Application for Common carrier T-6,456. Sub 16 authoritY, intrastate. Pending. authority, intrastate. Pendi!'l9.

I Brink's Incorporated, Granted tcmporary contract Campbell, Alden J., T-30,OOO Application for commOn carrier TA-T·l1.5BO-X carrier authority, intrastate, a~thority, intrastate. Pending.

until 7/13172. Effective 4/14/72. Campbell, Wayne, T·17,795 Authority transferred from

Brink's Incorporated, Application for contra!;{ carrier Willard Campbell. Effective T-ll.5S0-X, Sub 2 authority, intrastate. Pending. 5120/72.

I Brinley, Isles E., T-14,193 Authority transferred from Arnold Campbell, Willard, T·n,795 See Campbell, Wayne

F. and Mary Sharon Brown. Effective 6/24172. Carondelet Transfer Co., Inc., Granted additional contract

I T-6,BD9·X, Sub 1 carrier authority, intrastate.

Brockman, Edward Lee, Granted temporary common carrier Effective 11/16/71. TA-T-29,556 authoriw, intrastate, until

2124172. Effective 1211171. Carrier Van Service, Inc., Granted authority transfer T-B,116 from New Way Transfer.

I Brockman. Edward Lee, Application for common carrier Effective 2/10/72.T.29,556 authority, intrastate. Pending.

Carroll County Trucking Co., Authority transferred from Brown, Arnold F. and Mary See Brinley, Isles E. T-16,619 M. M. Green Quarries and Sharon, T-14,193 Donald B. Green. Effective

2/11/72.

I Brown Clyde H., T-23,466 Authority transferred from Luman

Watkins. Effective 10122171. Carrothefl Ranch, tnc., See Hendricks, Robert T-n,186

Brown, Harold W., T'28,B29-X Granted contract camer authority, intrastate. EIfective 9/20/71. Caswell, Roy A., T-l0,260 See American Freight Line, tnc.

I Brown, Julius G., Jr., Granted additional common carrier Cate&: Lucas, T-29,168 Granted common carrier authority, T-13.50B, Sub 3 authority, intrastate. Effective intrastate. Effective 11/12171.

7/8/71.

I ICenter Distributing Co., Granted temporary contract carrier

Browning Truck Line, T·21 ,960 See Clinton Truck Lines, Inc. i TA-T-25,996·X authority, intrastate, until 8/1172. Effective 5/5/72.

Brownsberger Enterprises. Inc., Granted temporary contrae:t TA-T-29.570-X carrier authority, intrastate, Central Dispatch, Inc., See Schilli Transportalion

until 11115171. Effective T-30,709-X

I B/lBI71.

Centropolis Transfer Co., Granted additional common Brownsberger Enterprises. Inc" Granted contract carrier authorhy, Inc., T.648, Sub 8 carrier authority, intrastate. T-29,570-X intrastate. Effective 1/27172. Effective B/3/71.

Bueter, Stephen A., T-21 ,935 see Kelley, Claude, III Centropolis Transfer Co., Granted additional common Inc., T-648, Sub 10 carrier authority, intrastate.

I Bulk Hauters, Inc., T-30,878 Authority transferrai from Effective B/3/71.

Daniel Hamm Drayage Company, A portion of T-B,139 to be CentropOlis Transfer Co., Granted additional common designated as T-30,878. Aemain Inc., T·648, Sub 11 carrier authority, intrastate. ing authority to be designated Effective 3/7/72. as T-B,139. Effective 6/19/72.

I Centropolis Transfer Co., Granted additional common

Burke Truck Line, Granted temporary contract carrier Inc., T·648, Sub 12 carrier authority, intrastate. TA-T-11,B1D-X authority, intrastate, until Effective 5/9/72.

10/7/71. Effective 7113171. Centropolis Transfer Co., Granted edditional common

Burke Truck Line, T-l1,Bl0-X Application for contract carrier 'nc., T-648, Sub 13 carrier authority, intrastate. authority, intrastate. Pending. Effective 6/27/72.

Burlington Truck Lines, Inc., See 8N Transport, Inc. ChristOPher, Clifford, See Moore &: Son Trutk Service T-4,259 T-13,245

Burnham Van Service, tnc., See Mooney Moving and Storaql! Clay-Aay Transfer, T-30,193 Application for COmmon carrier T-5,257 Company authority, intrastate. Pending.

Burns Transfer, T-20,B22 See Associate Movers Clearwater Pony Express, Application for common carrier T-30,181 authority, intrastate. Pending.

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Clinton Truck. Lines, Inc., T-21,960

Colbert Hauling, T·13,475

Coldwell, Sam E., T-30,064

Collier, Elmer J" T-13,147

Commercial Transport, Inc., TA·T-10,2BB

Compton Service Company, T A-T-24,OO5-X

Compton Service Company, T-24,005-X

Compton Service Company, T-24,OO5-X, Sub 1

Continental Trai1waYs, Inc., B-1B,731

COntr<lc1 F'eighlers, Jne., TA-T-3,197

Contract Freighters, Inc.. T·3.197,Sub5

Contract Freighters, Inc., T·3,197, Sub 6

Cook., Leroy, 1-13,099

Cotner, D. C., 1-19,227

Cotner, D. C., Inc., T.19,227

Crain, C. C., Jr., T-22,565

Creech, Williem Lee, 1-13,475

Cross, John D., T-13,003

Crouch Bros., Inc., T·432. Sub 7

Cyru~ Truck Lines, Inc., TA-T·l,,967

Cyrus Truck lines, Inc., T·1I,967, Sub 21

Cyrus Truck. Lines, Inc., T-11,967, Sub 22

Cyrus Trtlck. lines, Jnc., T-11,967, Sub 23

Dahlsten Truck line, T-17,737, SUb 1

Authority transferred from Brownif1g Truck Line. Effective 217172.

Authority transferred from William Lee Creech. Effective 1212171.

APPlication for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from J< G. Klotsner and merged with T·1,143. Effective 7118171.

Granted temporary common carrier authority, ;ntra~tatc, until 10J28n1. Effectille 8/3171.

Granted temporary contract carrier authority, intrastate, until 7/25/72. Effective 4/27/72.

Application for contract carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Granted additional contract carrier (luthority. intrastate. Effective 9/23/71.

Certificate and Pemit 620 retired and transferred from Ar~omo Coach Lines, Irn:, and merged with Certifir.ate and Permit 147. Effealve 1018171.

Granred temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, untiI4/T3172_ EHective 1/17/72.

Grantcd additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 3/7/72.

Granted addltion,,1 corr.mon carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 4/14/72.

Authority transferred from Swanron & Cook. Effective 11/25171.

See Cotner, O. C.. Inc.

Authority tran~ferred from D. C. Cotner. Effective 12/17171.

See Hammond af1d Abney

See Colbert Hauling

AuthoritV transferred from Roger "Rod" Ponder. Effective 8/28/71.

Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 5123/72. Effective 2i24172.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrarune. Effective 3/7/72.

Applkation tor common carrier Buthodty intrastate. Pending.

Application ior additional intra~clte authority. Pending.

Granted additional common carrier authority. intrastate. Effective 317172.

Danielson, C. J,. TA-T-3D,614

Danielson, C. J., T·30,614

Davis Bros. Enterprises, Inc., T·13,942

Davis Transport, Inc" T-29.597

Dealers Transport Co.• Inc., T-1,933-X

Decker, Dale, T·16,057

Deeken Truck lines, T·16,150-X

Deen, Ronaid R., T·30,468

DeSoto Eltpres-s, T_30.129

Dickey, William, T·13,936

Dickmeyer, E_ W., T-14,742

Distler, Paul A., TA-T-30,771·X

Distler, Paul R., T·30,n1.X

Dodd, Carl, T-.15,704-X

Double J-V Trucking Company, T-13,294

Drain, Nancy, T-14,243

Dulle Transfer & Storage Co., T-11,040

Duvall, Walker 0., T-2,256

Eastern Ozark. Transport, Inc., TA-8·30,729

Eaton, Russell, T-13,139

Ebers, Harold, T·15,519

Echo Express, T·30,546

Eddie's Delivery & Expr~5

Service, T-30,475

Ee-Jay Motor Transports. Inc., T-17,768, Sub 11

Eilers. Harold Eugene,1" T·13,139

EoH, Charley, T-21,627

Erickson Transport Corp., TA-T-ll,615

Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 7/20/72. Effective 4/24/72.


Authority transferred from Edwary Mauzy. Effect:ive 8/21/7'.

See Horner Truck Service, Inc

Granted additional contract carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 11112/71.

Authority transferred from Phil E. McMillin. Effective 6/15172.

Granted contract carrier authority, intrllstlltc. Effective 2129172.

Applic,nion for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.


See Smith, Ronald L

See Schwerdt, Earl

Granted temporary contract l;arner-oUlhority, imrastate. until 8/10/72. Effective 5/17/72.

Application for contract carrier authority, Intrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from 0, D. Dodd. Effective 112/72.

Authority transferred from Arley D. May'field. Effective 4/16/72.

See Hen::og Conrracting Corp.

AuthoritY transferred from Dulle & Steen Transfer & Storage Co. Effective 1/7/72.

Authority transferred from Del Miles Truck line, Jnc. Erfective 1111/72..

Granted temporary common carrier authority. intrastate, until 7/25172, Effective 4/27/72.

AUlhority transferred from Harold Eugene Eilers. Effective 511B172_,

See /-iolt, Archie

Application for common carTier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Applicarion for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate_ Effective 9124171.

See Eaton, Russel

See A & P Hauling Company

Granted temporary c.ommon carrier authority, Intrastate. until 3{1172. Effective 1217171.

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I I Erickson Transport Corp.,

T-'l,615, Sub 15

I Erickson Trucking Co., TA·T·19,840-X

Erickson Trucking Co .• T-19,840-X

I Eubanks. Edd, T-30,425

Farris Truck line,

I TA·T·l1,19B-X

Farris Truck line, T-l1.19B-X

I Feats, David C.. T-24,069

Fisher, R. L., TA-T-30,471

I Fisher, R. L., T-30.471

Flash Motor Service, Inc"

I T24,B40

Flash Motor Service, Inc., T-30,138

I Flat River-Farmington Express, T·29,995

F.leming & Babcock, T-18,50l

I Fleming-Babcock, Inc. T-1B,50t

Floyd, Stewart, T-19,957

I Forbis, W. P. "Jack", T-12,927

Foster, Ralph Ivan, T·15,569

I Frey, W. M., T·14,874

Froman, lloyd, T·1B,270

I Fuchs, Inc., T-29,234-X

I Garst. Arnold, T·30,127

Gartin Truek Line, Inc., T-1,559

Gateway Express, T·30,029

Gilland Truck Line, T-30,OB9

Gilliam, Stephen Lee, T-13,12B

Gilmore Mobile Homes, T-2B,570

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 3/24/72. .


Granted additional contract carrier authority, intrastate, Effective '1/1 1/72.

See Smith, Eugene



See Hilkemeyer, Gerald

Granted temporary common carrier authority, inlrastate, until 8/3/72. Effective 5/8/72.

AppliClltion for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

See Raffel Truck Service, Inc.

See Boker Motor Service

Applicadon for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Application to Hansfer authority to Fleming-Babcock, Inc. Pending.

See Fleming & Babcock

Authority transferred from Reed R. Howlett. Effective 8/14/71.

Application to transfer authority to Pete McBaine. Pending.

See Silvey, Phineas

See Hatcher, Everett I.

Intrastate authority transferred from A. O. Taylor. Effective 7/1/71.

Granted contract carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 12/17/71.

Application for common carrier euthority, intrastate. Pending.'

Authority transferred from Tipton Truck Line and merged with T-9,423. Effective 7112/71.


Application for common earrier authority, [ntrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from Murphy Gilliam. Effective 9/25/71.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 12/17/71.

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Girdner, Tom, T-14,576

Globe Delivery, T-29,911

Gordon, Willis A., T-13,652

GraYbill, Lynn, T-14,453

Great Southern Coaches, Inc., B-l0,038, Sub 1

Green, M. M. Quarries and Donald B. Green, T-16,619

Greene County Paving Co., Inc., T-13,325

Greyhound Lines, Inc., B-22,636, Sub 4

Greyhound Lines, Inc., 8·22,636, Sub 5

Grimes HaUling Co., Inc., T·17 ,409

Groce, William, T-14,232

H & M Pony Express, T·29,972

Haley, M. C. & Son, TA-T-14,107

Haley, M. C. & Son, T-14, 107

Haley, M. C. & Son, T·14,107,Subl

Halford, Jerry B., T-30,309

Hall, Edward P., T·26,054

Hamm, Daniel Drayage Company, T·30,772

Hamm, Daniel Drayage Company, T-30,B78

Hamm, Daniel Drayage .Company. T-30,915

Hammond and Abney, T-22,565

Hammond and Abney, T-22,565

Harrington Trucking Co., Inc., T-26,475

Hartley, D. P., T-15,OOl

Hartnlltt Moving & Storage Co., T-21,B92

Harvey, Homer L., T·12,OB2, Sub 1

See Sharp, Bob & Sons


See Bone, Clitlord R.

Authority tranrlerred from Rex Shunkwiler. Effective 3/23172.


See Carroil County Trucking Co.

See Queen City Paving Co.


Granted additional common carrier authority, i"trastate. Effective 10/26/71.

Authority transferred from Joseph L. and Martha Reine. Effective 1/2/72.

See Industrial City Lines, Inc.

Application for common carrier authoritY, intrastate. Pending.

Granted temporary common carrie, authority, intrastate, until 6/22/72. Effective 3/27/72.

Granted common carrier authority, intra51ate. Effeclive 4/7/72.

Application for common carrier authority, inlrastate. Pending.

Intrastate portion of T·13,962 transferred from Grady L. Meadows. Effective '1/1 2/72.

See Trailmaster Trailer Trans· porter

See Truck Transport, Incorporated

See Bulk Haulers, Inc.

Granted authority to transfer a POrtion of T·8,139. Portion trans· ferred design~ted es T-30,915. Effective 6/30/72.

See Steele, Kenneth L

Authority transferred from C. C. Crain, Jr. Effective 12/25/71.

Authority transferred from Harrington Trucking Company. EHective 2/24/72.

See Staton, Bob Transport Co.

Authority transferred from Over· land Van'& Storage, Ine. Effective 3/13/72.


I

Hauler, Williilm, T;15,239

Hassler, William Materials Company, T·'5,239

Hatcher, Everett I., T-t4,874

Hatley and Tavlor, T-21,519

Haves, H. L, T-15,444

Henderson, Ernest, T-13,964

Hendricks, Robert, T-17,186

Henslev, Elton, T-12,755

Hen~lev Mining Company, Inc., T-12,755

Herb's Hauling, T-23,711

Herb's Hauling, T-24,457

HlUman Bros., Inc., T-T1,BBl,Sub6

Hermitage Express, T-30,009

Herzol} Contracting Corp., T-14,243

HighlMl'v Transportation Co., Inc., T·538, Sub 3

Hilkemeyer, G~rald, T-24,069

Hiner, Harold E., T-14,057

Hoffman, Aaron, Inc., T·30,244

Holt,Archie, T-15.519

Holt, Archie, T-15,740 Sub 2

Holt's Express, T-30,074

Hopkins Truck Line, T-30,472

Horner Truck Service, Inc., TA-T·n,nO

Horner Truck ServIce, Inc., T·22,220

Homer Truck Service, Inc., T·22,220, Sub 4

Horner Truck Service, Inc., T·29,597

See Hassler, William Materials Company

AuthoritV tranSferred from William Hassler. EHeclive 7/1,!71.

AuthorilV transferred from W. M. Frev. Effective 4/9/72.

see Tavlor, Bob

~ Boehl, Donald

See Ladd, Glenn Dale

Authority transierred from Carrothers Ranch, Inc. Effectille 1212/71.

See Henslev Mining Company, Inc.

Authority transferred trom Elton Henslev. Effective 517/72.

Authority retired end trilnsferred from Brice E. Norton and merged with T-9,057. Effectille If31/n.

Authority transferred from Louis A Mueller and merged with T·9,057. Effectille 1/28/72.

Application for common carrier authority, intra5tate. Pendin~.

Application for common cerrier authority, intrasta~e. Pending.

Authoritv transferred from Nancy Drain. Effective 7/8171.


Authority transferred from David C. Fears. Effecl:i\le 10/B/71.

See Altenhof, Richard E.

Application tor common carrier authority, irltramte. Pending.

Authority retired from H1'Iroid Ebers and merged with T-15,740 EHeeti"e 12/16/71.

Granted additional common carrier authoriW, intrastate. Effective 12/2171.

Application for common carrier authority, intr<lst21te. Pending.

Application for common cMrier' authoritv, intrastate. Pending.

Granted temporary common carrier aulhority, intrastate, until 7/20/72. Elteetive 4/20172.

Authority transferred froni Harner Truck Service. Effeaille 7/11/71.

Application for common carrier au~hority, intrastate. Pending.

Portion of intrcstate aUlhority transferred from Dilliis Trans· port, Inc. Effective B/27/71.

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Harton, Curtis G., and George W., TA·T-30,B26-X·

Horton, Curtis G., and George W., T·30,826-X

Hostetter Bro~. Construction Ca., T'15,406

Houston, Virgil. T-14,179

Houston, W. H., T·15,492, Sub 1

Howlett. Reed R., T·19,957

Huckic, D. J .. T-14,271

Hugh Breeding Inc., T·6,605, Sub 9

Hugh Breeding, Inc., T-6,605, Sub 10

Hugh Breeding, Inc., T·6,605, Sub' 1

Hughes Trucking, T-13,727

Hull E'xpress, T-29,978

Hunt & Son, T-1,036

Hunt &501'1, T·14,566

Hunt & Son, TA·T·17,790

Hunt & Son, T·17,790, Sub 10

Hunter Express, T·29.955

Hun~lei9h leasing Corp., 6·2B,799-X

Industrial CitY Lines, T-14,232

J and F Trash Hauling, Inc., T-29,452

Jacobs, Euellogan, T·24,201

James, Orlin. L., Jr" T-9,368

Jeff's Truck Service, T-30,400

Jesse, James Confusion Hill, Inc.. TA-B-30,954

Jim's Bav Mule Express, T-29,952

Granted temporary Contract carrier authoriw, intrastate, until 8/24172. Effective 5/30/72.

Applieetion lor c:ontract carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from Jack M. Hostetter. Effective 11/13/71 .

See Springfield Trucking Compan'!'

Granted additional common carrier al.lthoritv, intra5tate Effective 7/20171.

See FloVd, Slewart

See Allen, Johnnv Gordon

Granted common carrier authority, intrimate. Effective 4/20/72.

Granted addilional common carrier authority, intrastate. Eflective 3/7n2.

Application for common carrier authoritv, intrastate. Pending.

AuthoritV transferred from Weber Truck.ing Service. Effective 511/72.


Intrestate ponion of authoritY transferred tram 1I0Vd V. Adkinson and mer~ with T·17, 790. Effective 7/12/71.

T-14,566 retired and authority transferred from Havmond Whaley and merged with T-17,790. Effective 6/3/72.


Application for cammon carrier authOrity, Inrrastate. Pending.

Application tor common &arTier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Gr"'nterl contract carrier authority, intrastare. Effective 1/2/72.

Granted authority to retire T-14,232 end to transfer and merge wilh T·5,046. Effective 6'24/72.

Granted common carrier iluther!ty, intrastate. EHecti"e 12/14/72.

See San Juan House

Authority transferred from Homer Snider, Effective 9/23/71.

Application for common carrier autnorirV, intrastate. Pending ..

Application for temporary cornman carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Application for common carrier authoritv, intrastate. Panding.

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I I Joerling, Clarence, and See Narup, Robert Henry Linderman, Elmer C" See Williams, Wilbur

Samuel, T-14,150 T·14,450

I John's Hauling, T-13,600 Authority Iransferred from Linthicum, Charles W" Granted common carrier authority,

Borden Meyer. Effective 4/6/72. T-29,OOB intrastate. Effective BIl0/71.

Johnson, Harry C., Granted additional commun carrier Lisle, Everett C., See Sanders, Phillip M. T-13,736, Sub 1 authority, intrastate. EHective T-13,B98

11/19/71.

I Linle, William T., l Authority transferred from

Johnson, Manuel, T-23,989 See Michael, William T-25,209 Triangle Concrete Co., Inc. Effective 1/2/72.

Joplin-Lamar Express, Application for common carrier T-30,100 authority, intrastBte. Pending. Litton, Paul L., Authority transferred from Elmer

I T·12,893 H. Wolfe. EffectiVe 9/27/71.

Joplin Nevada Express, Application for common carrier T-29.971 authority, intrastate. Pending. Lomas, G, H., T-13,305, Application for additional

Sub 3 common'carrier authority, intraJoplin-Springfield Express, Application far common carrier state. Pending.. Inc., T29.921 authority, intrasUite. Pending.

I Long, Alfred D.. T·14,506 See Pentecost, E. 8. Jordan Sand & Gravel Co., Application for common carrier

I Inc., T-15,933, Sub 1 authority, imrastate. Pending. Long's Express, T-29,933 Application for common carrier

authority, intrastate. Pending. Kaw Transport Co., Granted temporary common carrier TA-T-9,255 authority, intrastate, until Lowrance, Charles E., Application for common carrier

B/BI72. Effective 5/B/72. T·30,917 authority, intrastate. Pending.

K<lW Transport Co" Granted additional common carrier Lowrance, larry W., Application for cammon carrier T-9.255, Sub 22 authority, intrastate. Effective T-30,916 authority, intrastate. Pending.

I 5/9/72.

Lynn, Lloyd A., Inc., Granted additional common carrier Keightley Bros., Inc" Granted additional common carrier T-29,039 authority, intrastate. Effective T-11.951, Sub 3 authority, intrastate. Effective 9/21/71.

9/24/71.

I M'& I Truck Line, Inc., Granted temporary common carrier

Keith, Howard, T-29,932 Application for common carrier TA-T·25,628 authority, intrastate, until authority, intrastate. Pending. 3/1/72. Effective 1217/71.

I Keller, James H., T-27,340 Authority transferred from Mid· M & I Truck Line, Inc., Granted common carrier authority,

States Construction Company. T·25,628, Sub 2 intresrate. Effecrive 12/14171. Effective 1/15/72.

Mac.zuk, Harold, T·28,744, Granted additional common carrier Kellett, James L., Co., Application for common carrier Sub 1 authority, intrastate. Effective T·30,416 authority, intrastate. Pl'nding. 2110/72.

I Maguflee, James R., Authority "amf'erred from Bill

Kelley, Claude, III, Authority transferred from T-14,631 Norman. Effective 3/31(72. T-21 ,935 Stephen A. Bueter, Effective

11/14/71. Main Line Hauling Co., Granted additional common carrier Kemper, Robert, T-29,314 Granted common carrier authority, Inc., T-53, Sub 4 authority, intrastate. Effective

·intrastate. Effective 12/3/71. 2/15/72.

I Kemper, Robert, T-29,314 See Nevada Merchants Delivery Malcom, Jerry N., Authority transferred from Melvin T-'-4,111 O. Malcom. Effective 3/18/72.

Kempker Farm Supply, Authority transferred from Paul T·16,401 Prost. Effective 12/4/71. Manfredi Motor Transit AppllcCltion for contract carrier

I Co., T-17.12B·X authority, intrastate. Pending. Kennon, William H., See Winer, David H. T-19,098 Mansfield Express, Application for common caTTIer

T-29,950 authority, intrastate. Pending. Kerr Contract Carriage, Granted contract carrier authority, Inc" T-28,894·X intrastate. Effective 11116/71. Markt, Robert V., Granted temporary common carrier

TA-T·17,848 authority, intrastate, until Klossner, J. G., T·13, 147 See Collier, Elmer J. 11/9/71. Effective 8116/71.

Knaus Truck Lines, Inc., See Richmond Transfer, Inc. Markt, Robert V., Granted common carrier authority, T-20,984 T-17,848, Sub 1 intrastate. Effective 4/6172.

Lodd, Glenn Dale, T-13,964 Authority transferred from Ernest Markt, Robert V., Portion of intrastate authority Henderson. Effective 7/31/71. T-29,827 of T-5,512, Sub 5 transferred

from Williams Moving & Storage Lawson, Glenwood, T-14,767 See Wright's Feed Store, Inc. Co., Inc. Authority to bedesig

nated as T-17,B48. Effecti..,e Leeser Transportation, Granted additional common carrier 12/21/71 Inc.; T-27,714, Sub 2 authority, intrastate. Effective

7/30/71. Marshfield Drayage Co., Granted additional common carrier T'26,150, Sub 1 authority, intrastate. Effective

Leeser Transportation, Granted additional common carrier 8117/71. Inc., T·27,714, Sub 3 authority, intrastate. Effective

11/12/71. Marvic, tnc., T·30,915 See Hflmm, Daniel Drayage Company

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Mauzy, Edward, T-13,942

Mayfield, Arley D., T-13,294

McAfee, Paul S., T-29,065

McAfee, Paul S., T-29,065

McBaine, Pete, T·12,927

McGrath Service, T·30,099

McMillin, Phil E., T-16,057

Meadows, Grady L., T-30,309

Menzel, RiChard, TA-T-30,605

Menzel, Richard, T-30,605

Merchants Home Delivery Service, Inc., TA-T·29,848-X

Mcrchants Home Delivery Service, Inc" T-29,848-X

Metropolitan Cartage and Leasing, Inc" TA-T·2S,7D7

Mexico Service Co" T-12,832

Meyer, Borden, T·t3,6oo

Michael, William, T·23,969

Mid-American Coaches, Inc., TA·B-1S,757

Mid-American Coaches, Inc., B·15,757, Sub 9

Mid-American Coaches, lnc_, 8-15,757, Sub to

Mid-Sl1ltes Con5[ruction Co., T·27,340

Midstates Parcel Service, Inc" T·30,495

Midwest Buslines, Inc., B·15,5Z1,Sub3

Midwest Buslines, Inc" 8-15,521, Sub4

M,dwen 8usl;nes, Inc., 6-15,521, Sub6

Miles, Del Truck Linc, Inc" T-2,256

Miles, Wayne Trucking, TA-T-2B,940

See D:lVi!: 8ros. Enterprises, Inc.

See Double J-V Trucking Company

Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 7/8/71.

Application to transfer authority to Bill-Ko, Inc. Pending,

see Forbis, W. P. "Jack"

Application for common carrier authoritY, intrastate. Pending,

See Decker, Dale

See Halford, Jerry B.

Application for temporary common carrier authoritY, intrastate. Pending.



Grantcd additional contract carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 3/24/72.

Temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, extended until 9/20/72, Effective 6/19/72.

Authority transferred from Claude A. Trams. Eifective 111~4/71,

See John's Hauling

Authority uanderred from Manuel Jol1nson. Effective 6/9/72.

Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 8/1172. Effective 4/27/72.


Application for common carrier authority, intrastate, Pending,

See- Keller, James H.

Portion of intrastate authority .. 01 T-l,S06 transferred from Sloan's Moving & Storage Co. Effectivc 3/19/72.


Granted common carrier authority, intrestate. Effective 4/21/72. .

Granted additional common carrier authority, Intrastate, Effective 2/10/72.

See Duvall, Walker O.

Grantcd temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 5/25/72. Effective 3/1/72.

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Miles, Wayne Trucking, T-28,940

Miller-Mt. Vernon Express, T-29,953

Minnich, Richard, T-28,730

Missouri River Sand and Gr:lVel Company, T·13,678

Mobile Master of Missouri, Inc., TA-T'30,326

Mobley, Robert Lee, T-30,577

Moeller Drayage, Inc., T-27,765

Man Kern Co., Inc., TA-T-9,879

Man Kem Co., Inc., T -9,879, Sub 14

Mon Kern Co., Inc., T-9,879, Sub 15

Man Kern Co" Inc., T-9,879, Sub 16

Man Kem Co., Inc., T-9,879, Sub 17

Moody's Express, T-30,1 \4

Mooney Moving and Storage Company, T-5,257

Moore, Gale L, TA-T-27,113-X

Moore, Gale L.. T-27,113·X

Moore, Gilben, T- 15,086

Moore & Son Truck Service, T-13,245

Moore & Son Truck Service, T·13,245, Sub 1

Morgan, R, H., TA-T·30,470

Morgan, R. H" T-30,470

Morgans', Elvin Trucking Co.. T-13,730

Morgans Material, Inc., T-13,730

Moulton, Orville B., T·15,627

Mueller, Louis A, T'24,457

Granted additional cammon carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 5/26m.


Granted common carrier authority, intrasUlte. Effactive 7/9f71.

See Quality Slone Company

Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 617/72. Effective 3/10/72,

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate, Pending.


Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, extended until 8131/72. Effectiv€ 5/31/72,


Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 2/23/72,

Granted additionill common carrier authority; intrastate, Effective 5/9/72.


Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending,

Granted authority to transfer intrartate panion of T·530 and merge with T-5,257 of 8urnham Van Service. Effective 4/6/72:

Granted temporary contract carrier authority, intrastate, until 8/23/72. Effective 5/3D/72.

Application for contract carrier authority, intrastate, Pending.

See Owens, E. L.

Authority transferred from Clifford Christopher. Effective 4/16/72.

Application for common carrier aut"ority, intrastate. Pending

Granted temporary common carrier autl1ority, intrastate, until 6/8/72, Effective 3/24/72.

Application fOr common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from Morgans Material, Inc. Effective 2/25/72,

Sec Morgans', Elvin Trucking Company

See Wallace, Ellis P.

Sec Herb's HaUling.

I I Narup, Robert Henry,

T·14,1S0

I Neosho Express, T-29,979

Nevada Mercnanu Delivery, T-240

I Nevada Merchants Delivery, T-29,314

I Norman, Bill, T-14,631

North Cameron Express, T-30,OB2

I Northeastern'M issouri Lines, Inc" B-9,666

Northwe!it Missouri Pony

I Express, T-30,111

Norton, Brice E., T·23,711

I Norton-Davis, Inc., T-13,489

Oliver, John F., T·29,889

I One Day Freight, T·30,273

Orscheln 8ros. Truck

I Lines, Inc., T·403, Sub 17

Orth's Sand and Gravel Co., T·13.945

I Osage Express, T-29,977

Overland Van & Storage.

I Inc., T-21 ,892

Owens Brothers Truckil'll] & LimeCo" TA-T-15,746

I Owens, E. L., 1·15,086

Owens, Ed L., T -29,274

I Ozark Express, T-29,974

P & P Truck Lines, T-26,935

Page Trucking Company,

I T·19,226

Palone, Richard H., T-11,499-X

Patterson Transport, Inc., T-30,728

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Authority transferred from Clarence and Sornuel JoerHng. Effective 4f3f72.


Authority retired and transferred from Nevada Transfer & Storage Co .. and merged with T·29,31 4. EHective 1/23f72.

Authority transferred from Robert Kemper. Effective 1/16172.

See Maguffee, James R.


Applicetion to transfer authority to C & H Transit Incorporated. Pending.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate: Pending.

See Herb's Hauling

Authority transferred from Porter W. Norton. Effective 1f2/7'l..

See Woodson's Trucking Service

Application for COmmon carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending..

Authority transferred from Arthur Orth. Elfective 1/22172.


See Hartnett MOiling &.Storage Company


Authority transferred from Gilbert Moore. Effective 3/4/72.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate, denied. Effective 11/2/71.

Application for common carrier' authoriry, intrast.IHe. Pending.

. Application to transfer authority ro Smitb Brothers. Pending.

Application to transfer authority to Page Trucking Company, Inc. Pending.

Authority transferred from Wood row Lacey Palone. Effective 1/13172.

Granted transfer of portion of T-20,OB7 and merged with T-30,263 of Turner Transportatioo Company. Effective 5/7172.

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Pauk, L. F., loc., T·13,4B2

Pentecost, E. B., T·14,506

Pfeifer, Joseph D., Jr., T A-T-30,922

Phillips Farm, T-15,791

Pierce Express, T-30,136

Pilcher, Joseph; T A·T-20,370-X

Pilcher, Joseph, T-20·370-X

Placher, Charles E., T-13,B29

Placher, John H., T.13,829

Polley, Keith H., TA-T·27 ,359

Polley, Keith H., T-27,a59, Sub 1

Ponder, Roger "Rod", T-13,003

Pony Express, T-30,055

Poplar Bluff Express, Inc., T-30,137

Potter, Frank Trucking Co., TA·T-22,117·X

Poner, Frank Trucking Co., T·22,117-X

Ponerfield, George C., T·13,306, Sub 2

Potterfield, Rennolds, T-18,593, Sub 3

Prock's Express, T-29,922

Proffitt, Jim, T·30.523

Prost, Paul, T·16,401

Ouade, Leonard W.: T·14,093

Quality Stone Co., T-13,678

Queen City Palling Co., T-13,325

Quinn. Richard E., T-16,779-X

R & R Delillery, T·29,90f

Authority traosferred from B. J. Wegener. Effective 3/16172.

Authority transferred from Alfred D. Long. Effective 12/13171.

Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 9/14172. Effective 6121/72.

See Whitehead, Waldo

Application for common carrier authority. intrastate. Pending.

Granted temporary contract carrier authority, intrastate, until 11/25/71 .. Effective 912/71.

Application for contract carrier authority. intrastate. Pend mg.

Application to transfer authority to John H. Placher. Pending.

See Placher. Charles E.

Granted temporary common carrier authority. intrastate. until 8/22/72. Effective 5/23172.

Application for adpitional common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

See Cross. John O.



Granted temporary contract carrier authoritY. intrastate. until 7/27172. Effective 5/1172.


Application lor common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Application for additional common carrier authority. intrastate. Pending.


Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Effectille 5/6/72.

See Kempker Farm Supply

Authority transferred from Chester Boyd. Effective 614172.

Authority transferred from Missouri River Send and Gravel Company. Eifective 5/26172.

Authority transferred from Greene County Paving Co. Effective 10/18171.



Raffel Truck Service, Inc., T·24,B40

Raymondville Feed Mill, T"13,145

Red Line Express,.Inc., r-29,900

Reine, Joseph L & Manha, T·17,409

Renz Truck Lines, Inc., T·1,533, Sub 2

Reynolds, C. E. Transport, Inc., TA-T-1',962

Reynolds, C. E. Transport, Inc., T·ll,962, Sub 13

Reynolds, C. E. Transport, Inc., 1-11,962. Sub 14

Reynolds, C. E. TranspDn, Inc., T-ll,962, Sub 15

Reynolds Express, T-30,251

Richmond Transfer, Inc., T-20,9B4

Richmond Transfer, Inc., T·29,399

Riggs, Gene, T-30,057

Rippy,' Oscar, TA-T-30,414

Rippy, Oscar, T-30,414

Roach, Richard and Ronald, T-14,118

Robertson, cecil, T·14,471

Rogers Cartage Co., T·9,073, Sub 14

Rogers, Harvey, T-15,626

Rogers, Harvey, TA·T·16,498

Rogers, Harvey, T-16,498, Sub 1

Ross Midwestern Mobile Homes, Ltd., 1 A-T·29,357

Ross Midwestern Mobile Homes, Ltd., T-29,357

Roth, Elmer P., T-29,436

Authority retired and transferred from Flash Motor Service, Inc. and merged with T·27, 767. Effective 1/20172.

Authority transferred from Booker Brothers. Effective 10/7171.


See Grimes HaUling Co., Inc.

Granted additional cammon carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 9/21/71. .





Application for common carrier autho, ity, intrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from Knaus Truck Lines, Inc., and merged with T-978. Effective 5/19/72.

Intrastate authority of T·24,560 transferrecl' from 8ese Truck Lines, Inc. and merged with T-978. Effective 7/3/71.



Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 5/1BI72.

Authority transferred from Virgil Veeder. Effective 6/18/72.

See Spaah, Henry J., Jr.


Granted authority to retire T-15,626 and to transfer and merge with T-16,498. Effective 6/26172.

Granted temporary COmmon carrier authority, Intrastate, until 8/10/72. Effective 5/16172.


Granted temporary com·mon carrier authority, intrastate, until 7/13172. Effective 4/7/72.


Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 2/2172.

Ruan Transport Corp., T-l0,742, Sub 25

Ruan Transport Corp., T·l0,742, Sub 26

Russell Truck Lines, Inc., T·20,71B

S & L Pony Express, T-30,112

St. Louis-Cape Bus Lines, Inc., TA·B-8,718

St. Louis·Cape Bus Lines, Inc., TA-8-B,718, Sub 4

51. Louis·Cape Bus Lines, Inc., TA-8-B,71B, Sub 5

St. Louis·Cape 8us Lines, Inc., 8-8,718, Sub 4

51. Louis-Cape Bus Lines, Inc., B-8,71B, Sub 5

St. Louis-Cape Bus Lines, Inc., B-8,71B, Sub 6

San Juan House, T-24,201

Sanders. Phillip M., T·13,89B

Sanders Truck Line, Inc., T-410, Sub 1

Sandhaus, Harold M., TA·T·12,212

Schelp & Schelp Bulk Milk Haulers, 1-29,535

Schilli Transportation, T-30,709-X

Schmidt, David, T-30,544

Schomberg, George, T-17,902

Schupp & Cline Trucking, T-14,355

Schwent Trucking Service, T·26,774

Schwerdt, Earl, T-14,742

Schwerman Trucking Co., T.19,364-X

Schwerman Trucking Co., T-19,364·X, Sub 2

Schwerman Trucking Co., T-21,509, Sub 12


Granted additioMI common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 317/72.

See Baker Brothers




Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 617172. Effective 3/9/72.




Authority transferred from Euel Logan Jacobs. Effective 11/11/71.

Authority transferred frOm Everett C. Lisle. Effective 7/26/71.


Temporary authority extended until 9/14/72. Effective 6/21/72.

Portion of T·16,666 transferred from 80b Staton Transport Co. Effective 8/12/71.

Granted authoritY to transfer a portion of T·17 ,770-X and merge with T·2B,431 of Central Dispatch, Inc. Effective 5/5/72.

Application for common carrier authority! intrastate. Pending.

Granted common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 10/26171.

Authority transferred from John W. Schupp. Effective 12/25171.

Authority transferred from John W. Schwent. Effective 3/30/72.

Authority transferred from E. W. Dickmeyer. Effective 5/11172.


Granted additional contract carrier authoritv, intrastate. Effective 6/'20172.

Granled additional common carrier authority, intrestate. Effective 317/72.

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Seneca Express. T·30,030

Seymour, Vernon L., T-21,493

Sharp, Bob & Sons, T·14,576

Sheets Trucking Co., Inc., T-13,834

Sheets, Willillm C., T·13,834

Shell Knob Express, T-30,281

Shunkw;[er, Rex, T-14,453

Sid's Hauling Co., T·29,025-X

Siegel's Pony Express, T-30,056

Silvey, Phineas, T·15,569

Simmons Trucking Co" T·13,379

Slay Transportation Co., Inc., T·14,254, Sub 12

Sloan's Moving & Storage Co., T·30,495

Smith Brothers, T·26,935

Smith, Eugene, T-30,425

Smith, Ronald L.. T-13.936

Snider, Homer, T·9.36B

Sonny Enterprises. Inc., T·14,120·

Southern Missouri Freight, Inc., T-25,449, Sub 1

Spaah. Henry J., Jr., T-14,471

Springfield-Buffalo-Sedalia Express, T-3O,027

Springfield-Kansas City Express, Inc., T·30,236

Springfield-Lamar Express, T-29,949

Springfield-Nevada Express, T-29,954

See Rogers, Harvey


Authority transferred from Paul E. Stallings and Vernon L. Seymour. Effective 8/1/71.

Authority transferred from Tom Girdner. Effective 12/1/71.

Authority transferred from William C. Sheets. Effective 6/25/72.

See Sheets Trucking Company, Inc.

Appl(cation for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

See Graybill, Lynn

Granted contract carrier authority. intrastate. Effective 1/25/72.

Apolica(ion for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pendin9.

Authority transferred from Ralph Foster. Effective 2/28/72.

Authority transferred frortl Vivian V. Simmons d/b/a Simmons Trucking Company to Ray D. Simmons d/b/a Simmons Truck.ing Company. Effective 2/28/72.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Ellactive 1/5/72.

See Midst.ates Parcel Service, Inc.

See P & P Truck Lines

Intrastate portion of T-24,042 transferred from Edd Eubanks. Effective 3/5/72.

Authority transferred from William Dickey. Effective 1/28/72.

See James, arlin L., Jr.

See Trager Quar'ie1o, Inc.


Authority transferred from Cecil Robertson. Effective 11/1/71.


Application for commo.n carrier authority, intrastate, denied. Effective 2/1/72..



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Springfield· Rolla Express, T·29,999

Springfield Trucking Co., T-14,179

Springfield Trucking Co., T-21 ,731

Springs, Charles D., T-14,661

Stallings, Paul E., T·21 ,493

Staton, 80b Transport Co., T .15,001

Staton, 80b Transport Co., T-29,535

Staton, Bob Transport Co., T-29,776

Steele, Kenneth L. T-22·565

Stevens, Claude J., TA-T·23,026

Stewart Motor Freight, Inc., .T·20,524, Sub 1

Stockton-Osceola Express, T-29,976

Suburban Pickup and Delivery SerVice, T-30,604

Summit City Enterprises, Inc., TA·T·25,208-X

Summit City Enterprises, Inc., T-25,208-X

Swanson & Cook, T-13,099

Swopes, Dewey, T-14,661

Tall Timber Express, T-29,975

Taylor, Bob,. T·21,519

Taylor, Charles W" TA-T-27,910

Taylor, Charles W" T·27,910

Taylor, Charles W., T-27,910, Sub 1

Terry's Express, T·30,128

Thompson Trucking Service. TA-T-29,096


Authority transferrad from Virgil Houston. Effective 7/17/71.

T·14,179 retired and authority merged with T·21 ,731. Effective 5/26/72.

See Swopes, Dewey

See Seymour, Vernon L.

Authority retired and transferred from D. P. Hartley and merged v.:ith T·16,666. Effective 2/3172.

See Schelp & Schelp 8ulk Milk Haulers

See Becker and Sons, Inc.

Authority transferred from Hammond and Abney. Effective. 4/27/72.

Application for temporary common carrier authoritY, intrastate. Pending.

Application for common carrier . authority, intrastate. ~ending.


Appncation for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.



See Cook, Leroy

Granted authority to retire T·14,661 and merge with T·26,916 of Charles D. Springs: Effective. 4/17/72.


Authority transferred lrom Hatley and Taylor. Effective 5/21/72.

Granted temporary common carrier authority. intrastate, until 3/1/72. Effective 12/7171.


Granted common carrier authoritY, intrasUlte. Effective 417/72.


Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 6/29/72. Effective 3(29/72.

Thompson Trucking Service, T-29,096

Thompson Trucking Service, T·29,096-X

Thurman's Mobile Homes, Inc., T·28,255

Tidy Express, T-30,252

Tiona, Jim, Jr., TA·T-18,983

Tiona, Jim, Jr., T.16,983, Sub 2

Tipton Truck Line, T-l,559

Town & Country Express, T·30,101

Trager Quarries, Inc., T-14,120

Trailmaster Trailer Transporter, T'26,054

Trams, Claude A., T-12,B32

Transit Homes, Inc., T-10,B59, Sub 1

Triangle Concrete Co., Inc., T'25,209

Tri·County Express, T-30,063

Tri·Lakes Express, T-30,026

Truck Transport Inc., T-12,151. Sub 31

Truck Transport, Inc., T-30,772

Truelove's Delivery Service, T-30,353

Trumbo Trucking Company, TA-T-30,679

Tucker. L A. Truck Lines, Inc., T-70

Turnbough Hauling Company, TAT30,953

Turner Transportation Co., T·30,263

Turner Transportation Co., T·30.728 ,

Twin City Air Freight, TA-T-30,012'X



Granted common carrier authoritY, inuastate. Effective 9/21171.



Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 5/9172.

See Gartin Truck Line, Inc.

Application for common carrier authority, Intrastate. Pending.

Granted authority to retire T'14,120 and 10 transfer and merge Wilh T-IO,4B4 of Sonny Enterprises, Inc. Effective 4/6/72.

Authority transferred from Edward P. Hall. Effective 2/1S/72.

See Mexico Service Co.


See Little, William T


Application for common carrier authoritY, intrastale. Pending.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastate. Effective 9/24171.

Granted authority to transfer a portion of T·B,139 and merge with T·30,772. Effective 5/26/72.

Application lor common carrier authority, intrastate, Pending.

Granled temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 7/20/72. Effective 4/24/72.

Granted additional common carrier authority, intrastete. Effective 9/21/71.

Application for temporary common carrier authori ty, intrastate. Pending.

Intrastate portion of authoritY transferred from Charles R. Turner. Effective 2/3/72.

See Patterson Transport, Inc.

Granted temporary contract carrier authority, intrastate until . 3/202. Effective 12/1001.

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Twin City Air Freight, T·30,012-X

Twin City Air Freight, T-30,552

V-K 8us lines, Inc., TA-B·1',649

V-K Bus lines, Inc., B-l1,849, Sub 4

VanVlack's, Inc., T-13,434

Veeder, Virgil, T-14,118

Wade's Ozark Poultry Service, TA·T-27,844

Wade's Ozark Paultry Service, T-27,B44

Wallace, Ellis P" T-1S,627

Walter!i Pony Express, T-30,113

Ware, .J. H., T-28,994-X

Watkins, Luman, T-23,466

Watson, Larry David, T·25,295

Weber Trucking Service, T-13,727

Webster Express, T-29,948

Wegener, B. J., T-13,482

Wehrmann, lloyd W., T'27,907

Wells Fargo Armored Service Corp., T·20,009, Sub 1

Werner Enterpris~. T-27,044-X

Wessing, B. J., T'll,190,Sub 1

West, Elza M., TA-T-29,8B3

West, Elza M., T-29,883

West Plains Express, T'29,935

Whaley, Raymond, T-14,566

Whitehead, Waldo, T-15,791

Wilkinson, J. D. Asphalt, Inc .. T·14,720

Granted contract carrier authoritY, intrastate. Effective 4/25/72.


Granted temporary common carrier authority, intrastate, until 9/1 B/72. Effective 6/20/72,

Granted additional commOn carrier authoritY, intrastate. Effective 11112/71.

Authority transferred from F. A. VanVlack. Effective 3/19/72.

See Roach, Richard and Ronald


Application for common Carrier authoritY, intrastate. Pending

Authority transferred from Orville Moulton. Effective 4/13172.

. ApPlication for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Granted Contract carrier authority, intrastate. EIfective 6/10171.

See Brown, Clyde H.

Authority transferred from S. W. Young. Effective 7/24171,

See Hughes Trucking


See Pauk, l. F., Inc_

Granted additional common carrier authoritY, intrastate. Effective 9/21/71.

Application for common carrier authority, intrastate. Pending,


Granted addilional common carrier authoritY, intrastate. Effective 1/18/72.

Granted temporary commOn carrie~ authority, intrastate, until 7/27/72. Effective 4/20/72.

Granted common 'carri~ authority, intrastate. Effective 5/12/72.

Application for eommon carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

See Hunt & Son

Application to' tra nsfer authoritY to Phillips Farm. Pending.

Authority transferred from H. R. Woodard. Effective 2/3/72.

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Williams, Burrell Appliance Hauling, TA-T·29.024·X

Williams, Burrell Appliance Hauling, T·29,024-X

Williams, Burrell Appliance Hauling, T·30,270

Williams, Harvey. T-30,BBB

Williams Moving Co., T·21.,850, Sub 1

Williams Moving & Storage Co" Inc., T-29,B27

Williams Moving &. Storage Co., Inc., T-3D,BBB

Williams. Wilbur, T-14,450

Winer, H. David, T·19,098

Wolle, Elmer H., T·12,893

Womble Express, T-30,174

Woodard, H. R., T14,720

Woodson's Trucking Service, T-29,889

Woolery. Emery A., T-ll,lOO, Sub 1

Wright's Feed Store, Inc., T-'4,767

Young, S. W., T-25,295

Granted temporary contract carrier authority, intrastate, until 312/72. Effective 12/1/71.

Granted contract carrier authority. intrastate. Effective 1/25/72.

Application for common 'carrier authority, intrastate. Pending.

Authority transferred from Williams Moving & Storage Company, Inc. Effective 6/18/72.


See Markt, Robert V.

see Williams, Harvey

Application to transfer authority to Elmer C, Linderman, Pending.

Authority transferred from William H. Kennan. Effective 5/8/7'2..

see Litton, Paul L.

Application for common carrier authority. intrastate. Pending,

See Wilkinson, J, D. Asphalt. Inc.

Intrastate authority heretofore transferred to John F. Oliver in T-29, 157 and merged under T-5S transferred to Woodson's Trucking Service and designated as T-21 ,309. Effective 2/25/72.


Authority transferred from Glenwood Lawson. Effective 8/1/71.

See Watson, larry David

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Accidents, Railroad & Street, 17,270

Alba. Residents of, 16,698

Atchison, Topeka & Santa F6 Railway Company, 17,162

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RaHway Company, 17,184

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Compony, 17,254

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, 17,436

Atchison, Topaka & Santa Fe Railway Company, 17,437

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, 17,438

Atchison, TOpeka & Santa Fa Railway Company, 17,490

Berkeley, City of, 17,42B

Brentwood, City of,17,266

BrIdgeton, City of,17,498

Bristol-Myers Products Division, 17,443

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, et aI" 15,552

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainman, et aI., 15,553

Burlington Northern, Inc.. 17,074

Burlington Northern, Inc., 17,199

Notice of Proposed Rulemakfng (Generel Order Number 3l. Promulgation of regulations governing reporting of railroad and street Decidents. Pending.

See St. Lou is-5an-F ranclsco Railway Company


Burlington Northern. Inc., 17 ,346

Authority granted to discontinue its open agency nation at Baring. Effective '1/3/71.


Authority grantad to rem ova crossing bell at Main Street crossing In Henrlatta. Effective 11/3/71.

AuthorIty granted to 91ty of Plattsburg and railroad to abolish five railway-straet grade crossings in Plattsburg. Effective 9/1/71.

Burlington Northern, Inc., 17.465

ApplicatIon for authority to discontinue opan agancy station at Mendon. Pending.

Burlington Northern. Inc., 17,468

Application for authority to discontinue open agency station et Wyaconda. Pending.

Application for authority to dlscontlmua open agency station at Ethel. Pending.


Application for authority to di&contlnue its open agency station at Floyd. Pending.

See Norfolk & Western Railway Company

Burlington NOrthern, Inc., 17,485

See Terminal Reilroad Association of St. Louis

Sea Norfolk & Western Railway Company

Campbell, City Of, 17,516

Authority granted to malnUin spur with substandard clearances in City of Ladue. Effective 6/5/72.

S(le Missouri Pocific Rllilroad Company

Chance. A. B. Company, 17,304

Qhicago, Burlington and QUincy Railroad Company, 16,793

Slle St. Louis-5an Francisco Railway Company

Company orderlld to open the Fourth Street and Rllid Street crossing& and to close grade cro!isings at Douglas Avenue and Sixth Stre(lt In the City of Shelbina. Effective 12/2/7 1.

Chicago, Milweukae, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company, 17,165

Authority granted to Container Corporation of America and railroad to construct and maintain reduced clearance at St. Joseph. Effective 716/71.

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company, 16,265

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Authority granted to eStablish mobile agency with besa station at Bethany. Effective 4/10/72.

Railroad ordered to show cause why crouing at Karmil Woods Road and Highway B in St. Charles CountY should not be considered unsafe. Pending.

Applicl3tion of Shelby County and the Shalbina Special Road District to open grade crossing on CountY Roed 294 In City of Shalbina. Casa dismissed 3/22/72.

Authority granted to the State Highway CommissiOn of Missouri to constrUCt the dual ovarpass structu re for' nter&tata Route 35, Harrison COunty at Bethany. Pending.

Authority granted to the Missouri State Highway Commission to install flashing lights signals at a grade crossing on Route 63. Adair County. Effective 6/5/72.

ApplIcation of State Highway Commission to construct a section of Interstate 229 as an elevated highway and the necassary ramps thereto over various railroad tracks batween MacArthur Drjva and Monterey Street In St. Joseph. Pending.

Authority grantad to maintoin industry sidetrack with lau than standard clearance serving the plant of Missouri Baef Peckars, Inc., at Phalps, Atchison County. Missouri. EHective 6/21/72.

See St. Louls-5outhwestern Railway Company

Sea Gulf. Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company

St. Joseph Power & Light Company vs. City of St. Joseph, Missouri; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Reilroad Company; Chicago,

'Rock I sland and Pacific Railroad COmpany; Atchison, Topeka end Santa Fe Railway Company. Raport and Order adoptad ordering respondents to make necanary temporary repairs to the Sixth Street Viaduct in the City of St. Joseph, Missouri. Pending.

Interim Report & Order adoptad authoriZing railroad to close stations at Braymer and Ludlow for a period of one yaar. Effectiva f/31172.

Authority granted to use reflector· ized switch stand targats In lieu of switch lempg at certain swltchas on the M1S'!Ouri Kansas Division. Effective 1/11/72.

I I Chicago, Rock Island

& Pllclllc Railroad Company, 16,905

I Chleago, Rock Island, & Pacific Railroad Company. 17,236

I I

Chicago, Rock Island

I & Pacific Railroad Company. 17,280

I Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad COmpany. 17,444

I I

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company. 17,469

I I II II

Contlliner Corporation

II of America, 17,199

Cooper. Glimevieve G., at aI., 17,344

Dow Chemical

I] Company. 17,414

Exeter. CitY of, n,398

Fulton, City

11 of,17,418

General Electric Company, 17 ,242

IJ Grasls Fabricating Company, 17 ,024

IJ Greenfield, Cltv of. 17,407

Authorltv denied to City of Raytown to upgrade railroad crossing at 56th Str8et railroad milepost 282-1 33 poles. Effective 9/13/71.

Authority granted to CIty of Union and Union Jayc"e Wive!; In cooperation with railroad and Stota Highway Commission to instoll flashing light !SIgnals at inter!Section of Church Street snd automatic signol9 and gates at Highway A and tracks. The rsilroad and city are to share the cost. Effactiva 4/10/72.

Authority granted to Linclay Development Corporation to establish new grade crossing at intersection of naw road to be constructed from 1·70 to Creve Coeur Mill Road in St. Louis County and roilroad tracks. Effective 8/10/71.

Authority granted to State Highway CommiSSion to Install flashing lights signals at an axisting grade crossing of Route 131, Johnson County. Effective 4/18/72.

Authorltv" granted to establish, construct and maintain a grade seperation consisting of 0 one track railroad bridge carrying track, and troins of the Chicago, Rock Island end Pacific Railroad Company over and across Woodson Road between Harney Road and Trenton Avenue naar approximately survey station 44/66.06 on the railroad plans and approximataly 1930 feet wast of the center line of the existing grade separation of Missouri State Route 725, a distance as measured along the rellroed's trects; and for epproval of the egreement entered Into between Applicant St. Louis County, Missouri and Applicant Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company. Effective 6/5/72.

See 8urllngton Northern, Inc.

See St" Loui,..southwestern Railwey Lines

Sae Missourr Pacific Railroad Company

Seo St. Louis..sen Frencisco Railway Company

See GUlf, Mabile & Ohio Reilroad Company

See St. Louis..san Francisco Railway Company

See Kansas City Southern Railway Company

See St. Loul'-5an Francisco Railway Company

Gulf, Mobila & Ohio Railroad Company, 17,304

GUlf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, 17,356

GUlf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, 17,400

Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Compeny, 17,418

Hannibal, CitY of, 17,260

HilliS, Danny (Mrs.) et at., 17,449

Jllckson CountY Court, 17,400

Jeter, Russell, at aI., 17,196

Joplin, CitY of, 14,78B

Kansas City, CIty 0',17,474

Kanses City Southern Aoilway Company, 17,024

Kansas CitY Southern Railway Compeny, 17,150

Kansas City Southern Railwey Company, 17,196

Kansas City SOuthern Railwey Company, 17,323

Kansas City Southern Reilwey Company, 17,324

Kansas Cltv Southern Railway Company, '7.,395

Kansas City Southarn Railway Company, 17,412

Kansas Cltv Southern Railway Company, 17,475

Authority grented to A. 8. Chanca Compeny to construct building end SUbHendard cleeranca from spur track In Cantralla. Effectiva , 1/23/71.

Authority grantad to Thomas J. Lipton, Inc., for maintaining and operating freight loeding and untoedlng faCilities with substandard clearance. Effective 4/26/72.

Application of Jeckson County Court for authority to construct end improve new grade crossing on 10th Streat across respondents right-of-way In Slue Sprirtgs. Pending.

Application of City of Fulton for eutllority to establish grade crossIng on proposed public street extending from US 54 West across tracks. PendIng.

See Norfolk & W"stern Railway Company

See Missouri Pacific Railroed Compeny

See GUlf, Mobile & Ohio Railroed Company

See Kansas City Southern Railway Company.

See St. Louls-5an Francisco Railway Company

See St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Compeny

Authority granted to Grasis Febrlceting Company and railway to construct overheed crane wJth substandard clearanca. Effective 12/8/71.

Authority granted to close agancy station at Hume. Effective 3/14/72.

Railroad vs. Russel Jeter, at sl. Soth parties grantad authority to close grada spearetlon structure at Intersection of former Route o and rallroed tracks. Effective 7/23171.

Complaint of United Transportation Union regarding Inadequate claarance near Third and BrOadway In Kenss!; City. Casa dismissed. 6/30/72.

Applicetion of Joseph Schiltz Brewing Company and reI/road for authority to construct subnandsrd cleerence. Case disml9sed 2/17/72.

Investigation of proposed increase intraterminal switching charge at Kansas City. Pending.

Railway vs. State Highwoy Commission for euthority to eltar existing grede seporation on 1-435, Jackson County. Dismissed 5/3/72.

Appllcetion for authority"to crose itt. agency station at Noel, McDoneld CountY. Pending.

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Kansas CIW Terminel RailwBY Company. 16,850

Kennett, CItY of, 17,515

Kirksville, Cltv of, 17,468

Kirkwood, Cltv of, 17,296

Lilbourn, CitY of, 17,399

Lilbourn, CiTy of, 17,403

Lincley Development Corporation, 17,280

Lipton, Thomes J" Inc., 17,356

Maplewood, City of, 17,520

M issouri-K ensas-Texes Railrood Compeny, 16,650

Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Compeny. 17,329

Missouri-K ans8s-Taxes Railroad Company, 17,335

M Issouri-K anss&-T eXBS

Railroad Company. 17,366

Missouri-Kansas-T BJC 8S Railroad Company, 17,423

Missouri Pacific Railroad Compeny. 14,788

Missouri Pacific Rellrolld Company. 15,652

Missouri Pacific RaIlroad Company, 16.467

Investlgation of safety of overhead crossings in Kansss City. CitY ordered to repeir the Prospect Avenue, Main Street and Oak Straet

. viaducts. Effective 3/22/72.

See. St. Louls·Sen Francisco Railway Compeny

See Burlington Northern Railroad Inc

See Missouri Pacific Railroad Company

See St. Louis-Sen Francisco ReJlwey Company

See St. Lou Is-Southwestarn Railway Company

See Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company

See GUlf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company

See St. Louis County, Missouri

Application for authority to substitute reflectorized targets for oil burning switch lamps on all main branch lines in MissourI. Case dismissed. 9124/71.

AuthoriTy grented to close station at Rockville. Effective 3/14/72.

AuthoriTy grented to dismentle station at Feyette for a trial period of one year. Effective 6121/72.

Authoritv granted to discontinue servlcas of agent and dismentle station et Boonville. Effective 5/11172.

Application of CitY of St. Cherles for establishment of grade crossings et intersection of Perry Street and First Capitol Avenue and rallroed tracks. Pending.

See St. Louis·San Francisco Railwey Company

Complelnt of Brotherhood of Rellroad Treinmen et aL regarding abolishment of Rule Numbar 99 (D) and Rula Numbar 99 (J) and substituting General Ordar Number 25. Case dismissed 10/21172.

AuthoriTy granted to dis mantle station bu i1dlngs at Annapolis, Essex and Morley. Effective 11/1/71, AuthoriTy granted to dlsmantla station buildings at Jackson, Middlebrook and Bertrand. Effective 2/B/72. Authoritv granted to dismantla station buildings at Potosi, Mineral Point and Lutesvllle, and to establish mobile agencies in Missouri. Effective 5/2/72.

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MIssouri Pacific Railroad Company, 17,193

Missouri Pacific Railroad Compeny, 17,19B

MiSSouri Pecific Railroad Company, 17,263

M Issou rl Padf ic Railroad Company, 17.2B6

Missouri Pacific Reilroad Company, 17,296

MISSOuri Pacific Railroad Company, 17,297

Missouri Peclflc Rellroed Company, 17,359

Missouri Pacific Railroad Compeny, 17,411

MISSOuri Pacific Railroed Company, 17,414

Missouri Pacific Reilroad Company, 17,416

Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. 17 ,430

Missouri PacifiC Railroad Company, 17,445

Application of Overland Distribution Centers, Inc., to reQuire railroad to construct, maintain and operete switch or side trQck connection. Case dismissed 1/10/72.

Railroed Is harebY directed to limit the speed of trains to 25 miles per hour as they pess through Holty Hills area. Complaint dismissed. Effactive 4/5/72.

AuthoriTy grented to Stete Highway Commilislon and rail roed to install flashing light signels et crossing of Route FF, Butler CountY. Effective 7/22/71.

Authoritv granted to State Highway Commission, St. Louis County and railroad to reconstruct and widen existing crossing at intersection of Beyles Avenua and railroad's right-of.way at mila post 22.06 poles, Effective 9/30171,

Appllcetlon of CitY of Kirkwood to establish grede Crossing over Carondelet brench et Elliott Avenue. Pending.

AuthoritY granted to State Highway Commission in cooperatIon with railroed end CItY 01 Sikeston to install signels at grade crossing on Route 61, Scott Cou nty. Effective 10/15/71.

AuthoriTy granted to State Highway Commission to conS1:ruct ovarpess grede saperetlon for Route 50, Morgan County. Effective 12/14/71.

AuthoriTy granted to Stete Highway Commlnion vs. rail roed end City of Williamsville ro relocete existing grade crossing from Route 0, and establish new crossing on Route 49. Effective 3/8/72.

Authority granted to Dow Chemical Company to erect, construct and maintain rail dock shelters with SUbstandard cleerancal In Pevely. Effectlva 3/8/72.

AuthoriTy grented to State Hlghwey CommissIon to construct overhead grade separatIon on Route 24, Jackson County. Effective 3/15/72,

AuthoriTy grented to Stata Highway Commission to replace ex Istlng mast typa slgnels with centllevered type signels on Route 0 (150). Jackson County, Effective 3/27172.

Authoritv granted to State Highway Commission to install fleshIng light signels at grllde crossing on Route 58, Cass County, Plaasant Hill, Effective 5/18172.

I I Missouri Pacific Complaint of Mrs. Canny Hillis,

Railroad Company. at aI., regarding flashing fights

I 17,449 at Routs FF In Stoddard

County V5. Railroad and"State. Highway Department. Pending.

Missouri Pl!J[:i1ic State H Ighw8V CommIssion Railroad Company. of Missouri granted authority 17,476 to construct an overpass

I grade separatiOn for Routs T, Pertls CountY at Dresden. Effective 6/5/72.

Missouri Pacific Authority granted to State Railroed Company. Highway Commission to

I 17,479 temporarily modify an existing flashing light

I signal Installation on Routs 179, Cote CountY, at Cole Junction. Effective 6/21/72.

Missouri Peciflc Application of Stllte Highway Rei/road Company, Commission to conlStruct 17,486 an overpass grade separa-

I tion for Route 240, Sellne County, neer MershalL Pending.

I Missouri Pacific Application for authority Reilroad Company, of City of Kansss City, 17,510 Missouri Pacific, and

I Kansas City Power & Light Company, to construct, maintain, and operate an at-grede crossing et 139th Street end Wyandotte in Kansas City. Jackson County, Missouri. Pending .

• Missouri Peciflc See St. Louis. County Railroad Company, Missouri 17,520

I Norfolk & Western Authority grented to Railway Company, dose agency station at 17.228 Truesdale. Effective

2/22/72.

I Norfolk & Western Authority gra~ted to Railway Company. Cltv of Hannibal and 17.260 railroad to install

I sutometic flashing tight signals .lit Paris Grevel ROad crossing and to close Wilson Avenue crossing. Effactlve 7/30/71.

I Norfolk & Western Authority grentad to close Railway Company, agency sTations at High Hill, 17.274 Jonesburg and Pendleton.

Effectlva 3/7/72.

II NorfOlk & Wastern Authority granted for closing Railway Company. of stet ions at Dalton and 17.390 Triplett. Effactive 5/2/72,

Norfolk & Western Authority granted to St.

II Railway Company. Louis County. City of 17,428 Berkeley and railroad

to COnStruct new grade separation and to eliminate present grads

II crossing at Rallway-Station 744+ 18.1

I Crossing Number WAS 14.38W, Effactlva 4/10/72.

I

Norfolk & Western Railway Company, 17,439

Norfolk & Wastern Railway Company. 17,448

Norfolk & Western Railway Company. 17,464

Norfolk & Western Railway Company, 17,498

NorfOlk & Western Rellway Compeny, 17,505

Dverland, City of, 17.469

Overland Distribution Centers, Inc" 16,903

Overland Dlrotrlbution Centers, Inc., 17,193

Plattsburg, City of. 17,254

Pleassnt H III. City of., 17.445

Ragaclale, Larry, .!It el.. 17,207

Rates and Charges, Railroad, 17,134

Retas and Charges, Railroad,17.178

Rates and Chargas, Rail rqads, 17,442

Raytown, City of. 16,905

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Authority granted to convert certain grade crossing protectIon devicas now controtlad by watchman to fully automatic protection in St. Louis and Wellston. Effective 6/29/72,

Application for authority to Cloie its agency station at Macon. Pan ding.

AuthOrity granted to Missouri State Highway COmmission to construct dual overpass grade separations on Route 61, St. Charlet! CountY, et Wantzville. Pending.

Application for euthority and perm!sslon to conSTruct a rail roed tunnel for e naw industrial lead track under State Route 115 in 8rldgeton and St. Louis County. Pending.

AuthOrity grentad to Wa$hlngton UniversitY end -Norfolk & Wenarn Railway Company to construct and meintain an overhead pleza deck In St. Louis Missouri with vertical clearance 1.11$$ than the minimum reQuiremant!! of General Order 24 and tor railway company to perform reI/road operations undar said pleu deck. Effectiva 6127/72.

See Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Compeny

Application for authority to maintain and operate 10adinIJ fecllitY with substandard cleerence. Ca$e dismissed 1/10/72.

See Missouri Pecific Ra!lrosd Company

See Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rallwey COmpany

See MissourI Pacific Railroad Company

See St. Louis-5an F ranc:lsco Railway Compllny

Invastlgetion of proposad increases in intraSTate freight ratas and charges 1Ex Parte 265·197Q). Report and Order adopted 3/8/72 permitting increase$ to become effective subject to approval of Price Commission.

InvestIgation of p~opsoad

increases in intrll$tate freight rates and cherges (Ex Parta 267-1971>. Report lind Order adopted 3/8/72 parmintng increases to become effect iva subject to approval of Price Commission.

In the matter of sU$panlion and inve$tlgation of proposed emergency surcharges. Pending.

See Chicago, Rock leland & Paciffc Railroad Company

Republic, City of, 17,337

Rulas for Common Carriers by Rail, 17,293

St, Charles, CiT'{ of, 17,423

St. Joseph', C itv of, 17,478

St. Louis CounT'{, Missourl,17,286

St. Louis County, Missouri,17,428

St. Lou is County, Missouri, 17,520

St. Louls-San Franci5CO Railway Company, 14,788

St. Lou Is-S en Frencisco Railway Company, 15,553

St. Louis-Sen Francllico Railway Compeny, 16,698

St. Louis,San Francisco Railway Company. 17,023

St. Louls-Sen Francisco Railway Compeny, 17,086

See St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company

Promulgation of rutes concerning minimum standards for track, bridge and roedbed inspections for common carriers by rell (General Order Number 53). Pending.

See Missouri-Kansas·Texas Railroad Company

See Burlington Northarn, Inc.


See Norfolk & Western Railway Company

Joint application of St. Louis County. Missouri, the CIty of Maplewood, Missouri, and the Missouri Pacific Rail· road Company for permission and authority to establish, construct, and maintain a grade separation consisting of a double track railroad bridge carrying tracks and tn3ins of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company over and across Laclede Stetion Road at survey station 432+84.95,725_ 15 feet southeast of the existing grade separetlon of River Des Peras and the rail road's lrecks; and for approval of tha ngreemant entered Into batween applicant St. Louis County, Missouri and applicant Missouri Pecific Railroad Company. Pending.

Railroad and Missouri Pacific Railroad Company granted authority to eliminate certain tracks in City of Joplin and reapportion cost. Effective 1/31172.

Complaint of Brotherhood of Roilroad Trainmen et al. regarding abolishment of flagging Rule Number 99 and Rule Number 883 and substituting General Order Number 13 end General Order Number 14. Case dismissed 10/22/71.

Complaint of residents of Albe vs. State Highway CommIssion end reilroad regarding protection at AOuta D crossing. Order adopted authorizing relocation of flashing light slgnel. Effective 10/20/71.

Authority grented to discontinue service and remove dapots at Vanduser and Oran. Effective 9/22/71.

Application for authority to abolhlh grade crossing at Shedy Oak Drive In St. Louis County. StipulatIon and agreament filed by all perties accepted and case dismissed. Effective 12/7/71.

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St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company, 17,149

St. Louis-Sen Francisco Railway Company, 17,186

St. Lou Is-San Francisco Railway Company, 17.200

St. Louis-San Francisco Rallway, Company, 17,207

St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company, 17 ,211

St. Louls-Sen Francisco Railway Company. 17,242

St: Louis-San Francisco Railway Company, 17,337

St. Louis-San Francisco Railwey Company, 17,374

St. Louls-Sen Franclsco Railway Company, 17.387

St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Compeny, 17,398

St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company, 17,399

St. Louis-San Frenclsco Railway Company. 17,407

St. LOuls-San Franclsco Rallwey Company, 17,413

St, Louls-San Frenclsco Railway Company, 17,474

Reilway ordered to reestablish full·time agent at Rapublic. Effective 3/22/72.

Authority granted to oparate and maintein central agency plen at certeln locations throughout Missouri. Effective 3/21/72.

Application for euthority to maintain e spur track with less 'ttlan standard clearance in Tree Court Industrial Park, Valley Park, St. Louis County. Ca~

dismissed 5/18172.

Complaint of Larry Ragsdale, et al. regarding fumes and noise when switch eng ina is left running. Case dismissed 10/12/71.

AuthoriT'{ granted to State Highway Commission and rail· road for permission to relocate flashing lIght signals from Route 43, Jasper County to Route 0, Jasper County. Effective 10/20171.

Authority granted to General Electric Company and railroad to construct overhead scrap steel conveyor with substandard clearance. Effective 7/13/71.

Complaint of City of Republic regarding adaquacy of crossing protection whare Hines Street crossas tracks in Republic. Report and Ordar adopted orderIng St. Louis· San Francisco Reilwey Company to install and maintain flashing light signals at grade crossing. Effective 6/27/72.

Authority granted to State Highway Commission to construct grede separation on Route A (43}, Barton County and to close axisting grade crossing. Effective 12/29/71

Application for authority to maintain spur track with substandard clearancas In Jackson County, Pending.

State Highway COmmission vs. Rail road and Cltv of Exeter to ramove flashing light signals from Route MM. Jasper County and install same at Route 76, 8arry County. Authority granted. Effective 3/7/72.

State Highway Commission vs. Rail· road and City of Lilbourn to establish new grade crossing for Route U, Naw Madrid County end to Install flashing light signals there at. AuthoritY granted. Effectiva 3/7/72. Authority granted to railroad and Crty of Greenfield to establish. maintain and operete grade crOssing in Greenfield. Effective 3/21172.

Authority granted to railway and Union Electric Company to Install, maintain and use railroad highwey grade separetlon structure at Mile Post T -48.,t 6 In Jefferson Countv, Effective 3/10/72.

Complaint of the United Statas Air Force at Rlchards-Gebaur Air Farce Base, Grandview, for en order direct· ing the installatiOn of an automatic flashing light signal et the Intersection of 155th Street in the CitY of Kansas City, end tha t'Tacks of the St. LouisSan Francisco Railway Company and assigning the COSt Of installing tha automatic flashing lIght signal. Pending,

I I I I I I I I I I

Ii

I II

Ii

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St. Louis-5an Francisco RaHway Company, 17,515

St. Louis-Southwestern RailwBy Company. , 7,403

St. Lou is-Southwestern Railway Compeny. 17,406

St. Lou is-Southwestern RailwBy Company. 17,516

St. Lou is·Southwestern Railway Lines, 17 ,344

Schlitz, Joseph Brewing Compeny, 17,324

Shelbina, City of, 17,074

Shelbina Special ROad District, 17,417

Shelby County, Missouri,17,417

Sikeston, Ci'ty of, 17,297

Terminal Railroad Association of St. Lou is, 17,266

Termlnel Railroad Assoclatlon of St. Lou is, 17,361

Union, City of, 17 ,236

Union Electric Company, 17,413

State Highway Commission VI. St. Louis-5an Francisco Railway Company. and City of Kennett for permission to ;nGtell flashing light signel& at grade crossings on Route 84, Dunklin County. Pending.

Stata Highway Commi,sion vs. Rellrollid IlInd City of Lilbourn to esteblish new grade crossing for Route U, New Madrid County and Instell flashing light signals. Authority granted. Effective 3/7/72

Authority granted to State Highway Commission to construct two overhead grade separetions on 1·55, Pemiscot County. Effective 3/15/72.

State Highway Commission vs. St. Louis·Southwestern Railway Company, and City of Campbell for perm ission to install fleshing light signals at grade crossing on Route B, Dunklin County. Pending.

Complaint of Genevieve G. Cooper, et al. vs Stete HighWillY Commission and St. LouisSouthwestern Railway Lines regarding Installation of fleshing light signals and gates at crossing at H ighway 84 in Bakersville. PendIng.

See Kansas City Southern Railway Company

See Burlington NOrthern, Inc.

Sea Burlington Northern, Inc.

See Burlington Northern, Inc.


Application of City of Brent· wood for euthority to establish, construct, and maintain public road crossing5 ovar certain lands and railroad. Case dismissed at request of applicant 1/4/72.

Authority granted to install flashing light signals and short arm gates at crossing at Bremen Avenue in St. Louis. Effective 12/2/71.

See Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company

See St. Louls-5en Francisco Railway COmpeny

Union Jaycee Wives, 17,236

Union Peclflc Railroed Company, 17,47B

Union Terminal Railroad Company, 17,478

United States Air Force, 17,474

United Transportation Union, 17,323

Washington University, 17,505

Westarn Litho Plate . and Supply Company,

17,200

Williamsville, City of,17,411

See Cilicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company



See St. Louis-5an Francisco Railway COmpany

See Kansas City Southern Reilwav Company

Sae Norfolk & Wastern Reilway Company

See St. Louis-Sen Francisco Railway Company

See M i"ourl Pacific Rellroad Compeny

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NAME AND NUMBER SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION NAME AND NUMBER SUBJECT AND DISPOSITION

A. R. E. N. Corporation, 17,233

Achelpohl, Kurt Water Company, 17,015

Adcock, Howard B" at: aI., 17,015

Airsignel Int9rootloool, Inc. n ,290

Allied TelephOne Compeny of MIssouri, Inc., 17,434

AlJied Telephone Compllny of Missouri, Inc. 17,502

Almo Telephone Compeny, 17,238

Arkansas·Missouri Power Company, 17,026

Aricansas-Missouri Power Company. 17;341

Arkensas-M Issourl Power Company. 17,405

ArkanS65-Mls50uri Power Compeny.17,410

Arkansas-Mllsourl Power Compeny, 17,460

Arnold Sewer Company Inc,,17,216

Arrowhead Rasort"s. Inc., 17,493

Application for authority to furnish watsr In Franklin County. Pending

Complaint of Howard B. Adcock at aI., regardIng increase in water rates. CasedlsmlS5ed 10/13/71,

See Achelpohl, Kurt Water Company

AuthOrity granted to oparate one-way radio paging sorvice. Effective 11/10171.

Authority gran'tod 'to Allied end Indian Grove Telephone Company for the following: (1) authority lor Alllad to purchose all properties of lndien Grove; (2) euthority for Indian Grove to sell all properties to Allied: (3) authority to ramove eccounts, records, etc. of Indian Grove from the State of M ir;souri. Effective 5/1/72.

Application for authority to execute an emended and supplemental mortgage to the Aural ElactrificlJtion Admin. Istration in accordance with the amandment to the telephone loan contrilct dMed as of April 4, 1972, pursuant to Section 392.310 RsMo. Pending

Authority granted to serve certain persons heratofore served but rasiding outside of its cenlfled area end to borrow $365,000 from REA. Effective 8/31/71.

Authority denied to Arkansas· Missouri Power Company, United Telephone Compon"" ond Capital City Telephone Compeny for removal of e restriction of their bonds wnlcn applies to the 10-year no-refund provision, Effective 6/8/72.

Order adOpted setting forth eccountlng procedures to be followed. Effective 11/2.4/71.

Applicetion for authoritY for fual adjustment extension. PendIng.

Authority granted to distribute refunds raceived from Texas Eastern Tran,mission Corp. and certain other amounts $Ubject to refund to ges customers. Effective 2/22172.

Application for rate increase of $251 ,568. Pending,

Authority granted to continue to operete and maintain sewer $ystern in JeffersoT'! CountY. Effective 1/31/72.

See DavIs, C. Ivan and Willodean Davis, 17,493.

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ASSOciated Natural Gas Company, 17,345

Associated Natural Glta Company, 17,409

AssOcleted Netural Gas Company, 17,461

6ernes. Lawis, , 7,360

6ayshore Sanl'tetion Company, 17,036

Beyshore Sanltetion Company, 17,406

Bavans, Robert J., 17,275

8evans, Robert J., 17,482

80nfl1l11 Sel"Vica CorpQretlon, 17,251

Brainan, Richard, 17,300

Breihan, Richerd, 17,382

8urmo 8uilders, 17,195

Cape Girardeau, City of, 17,2.47; 17,2.48

Cap'tal City Telelphone ComponY,17,203

Caphal City Telepnone Company, 17,.422

Capital City Telephone Company, 17,441

Order adopted setting forth accounting procedures to be followed. Effective 11/24/71.

Authority grantad to dinribute refunds received from Texas Eastern TransmissIon Corp. and certain other amOunts subject to refund to iTs gas customers. Effective 2/22/72.

Application for euthority to inc reese rates $161 ,895. Pending,

In the menar of water system operated by Lewis 8arnes. OrderBd to show cause. why he shOUld not be subject to PSC jurisdicetion. Pending

AuthOrity granted to COntinue to operate end malntein sewage dlsposel system In JefferSOn County. E.ffectille 12/3/71.

Application 'to increase rates Bnd service <:hargas to Its customers in Jefferson County wat withdrawn. Case dismissed 5/16/72,

Complaint of CIty of Elsberry end determinetion whather certein water systam opereted by Rovert J. Bevans in Lincoln County is a public utility, Declared to be a public utility and subject to PSC jurisdiction. Effectfve 1/12/72.

See Hillcrest Watar Association

AuthOrity to increase rates denied. Harallfter, tna Compeny shall establish a resarva aCCOunt for ell connectiQn fees end use that fund Only for construction of new plent or replacement.

Autnorlty granted for trensfer of public utility property from Jeffco Builders end Developers, Inco to R Icnerd Braihen Dnd Cherles Carothers. Effective 11/1:2/71.

Application of Richard 8reihen and Carothers for rate increese of $3.00 per month for sewer service. Pending

Autnority grented to discontinue rendering water service In Cole County. Effective 9/9/71.

See Missouri Utilities Company

Compla/ntof Cernie F. Stone regerdlng multl-purty ,ervice. Case dismissed 10/21/71,

Application for rate increGso of $351,000. Pending,

Complaint of Centre I Electric Power Cooperative to provlda central office trunks to be connected to a PABX owned by Centrel Electric Power Cooperative. Panding.

I I Empire District Application for authority Fuller, C. J., 17,377 See Gas Service COmpany

Electric Company, to fila terriffs applicable

I 17,317 to residential underground Garton. Kennath, 17,250 See Southwestern 8ell

distribution systems. Case Telephone Company dismissed 1/4/72.

Gas Corporations, 7,662 Supplemental Order Number 3 Empire District Complaint of White River to General Order Number 13 Electric Company, Valley Electric Cooperative, adopted requiring the filing of

I 17,420 Inc. regarding Empire District annual reports by Merch 31

Electric Company's attempt to following the year for Which invade the area. Case dismissed the repon is being mede. 6/29/72. Effective 7/19/71.

I Empire District Application for authority to Gas Service. Company, See Public Service Commission Electric Company. (1) exercise all the rights and 16,490 17,504 privileges described in a certain

frenchise ordinance of Willard, Gas Service Company, Application tor authority to

I Missouri, or In alternative, to 17,098 distribute refunds received dismiss this portion of the from Interstate pipeline users. application for the reason that Order. adopted approving no further authority of this Supplement to Report of Commission is reqUired, and (2) to Refund Distribution filed by

I construct, Operata and maintain Applicant May 8,1972. elactric facilities and to rander Effective 5/1 1/72. electric servica in and to a described area in Greene Gas Servlca Company, Authority granted to issue County, Missouri. Pending. 17.246 and sell bands In the amount

of $20,000 and 340,000 shares Excelsior Estates Inc., Ordered to show cause why of common stock. Effective 17,455 penliities should not be sought 7/6/71.

I for Operating a water system without a certificata. Pending. Gas Service Company, Complaint of C. J. Fuller·

17 ,377 . regarding extension of gas mains. Fair Play, Residents Sea Lakelend Telephone Company Company ordered to provide of,17,312 servica as agreed. Effective

I, 1/27/72. Faa Fee Trunk Sewer, Complaint of Cherles R. Davis, et al. Inc., 16,976 Company ordered to take necessary Gas Sarvice Company, Application for authority to

action to prevent sewege backup. 17,385 increase rates by $3.847,305. Effective 7/1/71. Pending.

(I Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Investlgatlon of sewer servica Gas Service Company. Authority granted to prOVide Inc., 16,983 provided by company. Case 17,480 natural gas service to the

dismissed 11/24/71. inhabitants of a described area in Kansas City. Clay

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Request far rate increase of County. Effective 6/29/72.

II Inc.• 17,182 $662,800 denied. Authorized increase of $348.788. Effective Gas Transportation by In tha matter of adopting new 3/18/72. . Pipeline, 17 .380 Minimum Federal Safety Standards.

Ii Generel Order Number 458

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Granted euthority to acquire through IIdopted. Effective 12128/71. Inc., 17,273 eminent domain proceedings

rlght-of.wey for construction of General Order Number In the matter of modIfication of sewer trunk line. Effetive 8/30/71. 24, 16,545 General Order Number 24. Case

Ii dismissed 10/8/71.

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, PSC Staff ordered to invauigate the Inc., 17 ,393 raasonableness and validity of General Order Number See Gas Transportation by PIpeline

connection fees being charged. 458,17,380 Pending.

General Order Number 55, See Telephone lines Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Complaint of Mr. & Mrs. James R. 17,519 Inc., 17 .463 Krupp regarding sewer service

connection charges. Pending. Ganeral Telephone Granted authority to bury11 Company of the M id- telephone Cebles jointly with

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Application for authority to issue west, 15,970, Supplementsl electric cables. Effective Inc., 17,467 $2,000,000 of 9% first mortgage Order Number 10 3/31/72.

II 3l)..year bonds. Pending. Gldeon·Anderson Joint authority granted lumber

Fenton Sewer Company. Application for authority to extend Lumber Company, company and City of GIdeon for 17,457 the boundaries of the area or water 17.432 the sale of electric distribution

shed now being servad by present system and plant, presently sewar system. Pending, operatad by the lumber company,

of tha city. Effective 6/9/72. Fidelity TelephOne AuthOrity granted to borrow an

Gladlo Water & Sewar Application for authority to Company, Inc., 17.458

Company. , 7 ,305 amount not to exceed $250,000

Ii from Stromberg.Carlson. Effectlva Operste lind maintain a sewaga

11/11/71. diSPOsal system in a described arell in Phelps CountY. Pending.

Fink, Warren E. end See United Telephone Compeny Gladlo Wetar & Sewer Application for euthority to Louise, 16,073 Company, Inc., 17,459

[j operate and maintain 8 water distribution system in a

Four Saasons Lakesites. See Union EI9Ctric Company deS(;rrbed area in Phelps County.Inc. 17,331 Pan dIng,

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Carothers, Charles, 17,300; 17,382

Carter County Telephone Compeny, 17.363

Cassidy Water Company. 17,370

Cat-Pac Lakes, Inc., 17 ,066

Cat-Pac Lakes, Inc., 17,240

Cedar Hili Water Company, 17,431

Central E lectirc Power Cooperatlve. 17,441

Charlton Valley Telephone Company, 17,353

Chariton Valley Telephone Corporation, 17 ,507

CincO Devetopment Compeny, 17,093

Cinco Development Company, 17,094

CitIzens E lectrlc Corporation, 17,157

Citizens Telephone Compeny, 17,489

Clark Raalty Company, Inc., 17,506

Claypool, LeRoy, £It al., 17,091

Communication Propartles, Inc., 17,466

Coney Island Water Works, Inc.. 17,240

County Consolidated of St. Charles, Inc., 17,102

Authority granted to keep books, records and flies in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. Effective 5/31/72.

Authority granted to issue $2,750,000 of First Mortgage, Series G Band and additional shares of common stock. Effective 6/30/72.

See Breihan, Richard

Authority granted to borrow nat more than $65,000. Effective 12/9/71.

Application for authority to construct and maintain water synem in Christian County wlthdrewn. Effective 6/19/72.

Complaint of customers. Company ordered to Initiate adequate system of books and records and to meka original cost study at its expen5EI. Effective 7/2,7/71.

Order authorizing General Counsel to seek penalties for feilure to file annuel report Is dismissed. Effective 11/26/71.

Application for rate increase of $10,000. Pending.

See Capital City Telephone Company

Authority granted to executa emendment to loen contrect, additional mortgage note end supplemental Indenture. Effective 12/16/71.

See Southwestern Bell Telephone Compeny

See Missouri CitIes Water Company

See Missouri Cities Watar Company

Application for rate increasa in Sm. Genevieve and Perry Counties dismissed. Effective 10/8/71.

Authority granted to issue its unsecured promissory note in the amount of $450,000 to Security National Bank of Kansas City. Effective 6/19/72.

Sea UniOn Electric Company

See Midsteta Telephone Company

Authority granted to contrOl through Stock ownership CertifIed Communlcetions, Inc. Effectiva 6/5/72,

Order authorizing General Counsel to seek penalties for failure to file annual report is dismissed. Effectiva 11/26171.

Application for authority to conStruct sewer system in St. Charles County denied. Effective 2/4/72.

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Creek wood Sewer Systems, Inc .. 16,362

Crystal Springs Development I Company, Inc. 17,031

Crystal Springs Development Company, Inc., 17,295

Curtain Call Communications, Inc .. 17,327

Davis, C. Ivan, 17 ,065

Davis, C. Ivan and Willodaan, 17,237

Devis, C. Ivan and Wiltodaan, 17,493

DaVis, Cherles R , at aI., .16,976

Davie, Ervin D. and Audrey L.,17,093

Davis, Ervin D. and Audrey L., , 7,094

DeShazo, Grover, £It at, 17,032

Edson Sewer Company, 17,128

Electrical Cor po ret Ions, 7,661

Ellington Telephone Compeny, 17,283

Elsberry, City of 17,275

Empire District Elactric Company, 17,255

Creek wood Sewer Systems, Inc. is it public utility as defined under PSC law and is hereby ordered to make application to the Commission for a certlficete. Effective 5/26/72.

~' Complaint of Charles R. Hoepfner. et al. regarding sewage charga. Charge ralating to reasonable ratas dismissed. Company orderad (0 promptly correct deficiencies in servica. Effective 7/8171.

Authroity granted to operate and maintain sanitary sewage disposal system in St. Charles County. Effective 4/18/72.

See RAM Boradcasting of Missouri, Inc.

Determinetion as to whether certain water system known as Lakeland Estates in-Wayne County Is a public utility. Aeport and Order adopted granting certificate. Effective 8/2/71.

Authority grented to construct, innall, operate and maintein weter system in Wayne County, Effective 8/2/71.

Ordered to show cause why they sold tha water sy5'tem In Lakeland Estates, Wappapello, Missouri and Arrowhead Resorts, Inc. Ordered to show cause why it purchased and is operating the water systam in Lakeland Estetes without having first obtained authority from this Commission, and why the system should not be under jurisdiction of and regulated by this Commission. Pending.

See Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc.

See MIssouri Cities Water Compan."

See Missouri Cities Water Company

Sae Lakeside Water Compeny

Cited to show cause why it should not be subjoct to PSC jurisdiction. General Counsel directed to seek penelties againn company for operating as public utillt." Without certificate. Case dismissed 101' 3/7'.

Supplemental Order No.1 to General Order No. 12 adopted requiring the filing of annual reports by March 31 follOWing the year far which the report is being made. Effective 7/19/71.

Authority granted to borrow $60,000 from Stromberg.Carlson Corporation. Effective 9/9/71.

See Bevens, Aobert J.

AuthoritY granted to construct, oPerete and maintain electric transmission faci11ties into and thrOugh Webster County, Effective 9/9/71

I I Granby Telephone Granted aUThority to borrow JOplin Water Works AUThority denied to issue and

Compeny. 17 ,298 trom Stromberg-Carlson an Company, 16,999 sell bonds In the 8mounT of amOunt not 'to exceed $100,000 and prefarrad

. $160,000. Effec'tlva 10/29/71. stock in the amount of $125,000. EffectIve 7/7/71.

I Granby Telephone Application for rate increase of Company. 17,392 $20,370. Pending. Kansas City Powar AUThority granTad to construct,

& Light Company, operate and maintain two 161,000

I 17,342 '101'1 transmission lines. EffecTive

Grand River Granted authorltv to secure 12/16171. Telephone Corporation, addiTional l08n. Effective 17,330 11/23171. Kansas City Power Order adoptad granTing authority,

& Light Company, WiTh raspect only to pOST·1970

Gray Summit Water DetermInation whether water 17,384 property' additions to normalize

I Company. 15,959 system Is a public utlllcy 8S the COmbined tax differentials

defined under PSC law. Case resulting from its elections to

dismissed 7/13171. use acceleratad depreciation and the asset depreciation range.

Gray Summit Water Conditional certificate to

I Effective 4/18/72.

Company, 16,038 maintain water system in Gray Summit declared void. Kensas City Powar ApplicaTion for authority to

E ffectlvB 7/13/71. & LighT Company, incraase rates $9,021,000. 17,419 Pending.

G teet A iver Gas ApPlication to file Standard Company. 17391 Rider 14. limiting obllgetion Kanses City Power Authority granted to issue and

I to supply natural gas to in & Light COmpany. sell bonds under eKisting

Mlssourl customers. Tariff 17,454 properties, Effective 4/18/72.

I withdrawn, CBse dismissed 5/1B/72. Kansas City Power Authority granted to issue and

& LighT Company, sell additional shares of its Halltown Telephone Application of company to 17,477 common stock. Effective 5/24172. Switchboard Servica, sell and John T. West, Jr. to

I, 17,396 purchase assets; Issuance of Key West Sewer ApplicaTion for rete increase or

authority to purchasor to Corporetlon, 17,307 $5.00 per month denied. Authorized provide service in end around increase of $3.50. Effective TOwn of Halltown. Pending. 7/27/72.

Hillcrest Water Application for authority of Robert Key West Sewar Authority granted to transfer

As:soc1ation, 17.482 J. Bevans, Elsberry, Missouri to sell Corpora'tlon. 17,462 cartiflcate of convenience and

water distribution system TO nacesslty from Robinson Sewer

Ii Hillcrest Water Association. Compeny to Key West Sewer Pending. Corporation. Effective 4127172.

II Hoepfner, Charles R., See Crystal Sprlngs Development Kingdom Telephone Authority grented to execute a

aT aI., 17 ,031 Compeny, Inc. Company, 17,394 mortg&ge nota in the amount of $1,020.000 and supplemental

Home Builders See Union Electric Company Indenture. EffecTlva 2116172.

Association of Greater St. Louis, .Klngdom Telephone Application for authority to

16,564 Compeny, 17,492 construct, operate, and maintain

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a telephone cable In Callaway Howell-Oregon See Sho-Me Power and Montgomery countias, Electric Cooperetive. CorporatiOn Mi6sou·ri. Pending.

Inc., 17,232 K L M Telephona PSC General Counsel authorized

Hurley, B. D., 17,473 See Pom-Osa Heights Company, 11,110; to file suit against comPany for 17,240 failure to pay assessment6 and

I: I.B.E.W., Local See Union Electric Company file annual report. Penaltias fOr

Union 1439, failure to file annual report "r€l 16,957 dismissed. Effective 1 1/26/71.

Ind ian Grove See Allied Telephone Compeny Knight, RObert See St. Lou is County Sewer

I! Telephone Company. of Missouri, Inc., 17,434 (Mr. & Mrs.), 17,440 Company

17,434 Krupp, James R. & See Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc.

I Jeff Co Builders See Brelhan, Richard Vera L., 17,463

& Developers, Inc•• 17,300 L. W. Sewer Application for authority to issua

I:

CorporatiOn, 17 ,314 securities and for approval of Jefferson County Authority granted to provide purchasa agreement. Pending. Sewer Company, sewer service in Jefferson Inc., 17,229 County. Effective 9/9/71. L. W. Sewer Application for certificata of

Corporation, 17,315 public convenienca and necessity. Jefferson County Application for authority Pending. Water Company. to increase rates to $6.50 17,379 per month for unmatared

I: reslden'tlal servica and Laclede Gas Authority granted to Laclede

$B.OO per month for Company, 17,267 Gas Company, Missouri Natural Gas Company, St.

Pending. commercial service.

Cnerles Gas Corporation and Midwest MI$60uri Gas

Jones, J. E. Construction See St. Louis County Company for merger.

Company. 16,927 Sewer Company Effective 12/16171.1:1

"[I"\

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Laclede Gas Company. 17.291

Laclede GaS Company. 17,292

Laclede Gas Company, 17.369

Laclede Gas Compeny. 17,373

Lake Wauwanoka, Inc.• 17,240

Lakelend Telephone Compeny, 17.250

Lakeland Telephone Company. 17,312

Lakaside Water Company, 17 .032

Lakeside Water Company, 17,313

Lekesid~ Water Company, 17 ,435

Land International of Missouri. Inc., 17.269

Lead 8elt Water Company, 17.035

Lead Belt Water Company, 17,472.

M & M Water Company, 16,741

Marion County Light & Power Company, 17.075

Application of St. Charles Gas Corporation. Midwest Missouri Gas Company and Laclede for order specifying accou ... t·lng procedures to be followed with respect to tal( deferrals arising from asset depreciation range system. Order adopted 2/28/72.

Sae Midwest Missouri Gas Company

Authority granted to issue first mortgage bonds. Effective 1/13/72.

Application for utility treatment of el(ploratio .... developme... t and reseerch of el(penditures. Pending.

Order euthorizing General Counsel to seek penalties for failure to file annual report is dismis9.ed. Effective 11/26/71.

Sea Southwestern 8ell Telephone Company

Complaint of residants in Fair Pley regarding proposal of company to serve them from different el(change. Compeny ordered to provide 'llervice from the Fair Play El(change. Effective 3/14/72.

Complaint of Grover DeShazo et al. regarding weter pressure. PSC General Counsel authorized to file suit for violation of its Order issued 1/26/71 ordering company to lnititate appropriete ection toward achieving adaquate watar pressure. Pending.

Complaint of numerous customers regarding unsafe drinking weter, Company ordered to file monthly reports of daily inspection'll. Case dismined 2/29172.

A~plicationfor authority to sell property and cancel euthorlty. Pending.

See Peaceful VaHey Lake Corporation.

Requast for rate increase of $90,000 dan led. Authorized i...creese of $34,187. Effective 7/8/71.

See Pavely Water Company

Investlgation against Rudolph Mueller dismissed. Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, new owners, Ordered to file applicetion for certificate as public utility. Effective 7/28/71,

Company ordared to show cause why it should not be subject to PSC regulation. Case dismissed 11/24/71.

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Mark TwaIn Rural Telephone Company, 17.252

Martel Private Water & Sewer Company, Inc., 17,145

Martlgney Creek Sewer Company. 17,117

McLallen, RIchard E 17 ,326

Meramec Telephone Compeny 16,073

Mid·Mlssouri Mobilfone, 17,272

Mld·Missouri Mobllefone, 17,425

MId-Missouri Mobilfone, 17,447

Mid·Mi'llSOuri Telephone Company, 17,354

Midstate Telephone Company, 17,091

Mldstate Telephone Compeny, 17 ,421

Mldstate Telephone Company, 17,483

MIdwest MIssouri Gas Company. 17,267

Midwest Missouri Ges Company, 17,291

Midwest Mlsso... rl Gas Company, 17,292

Mh;sourJ Cities Water Company. 15,692

Missouri Cities Water Compeny, 16,559

Missouri Cities Water Company, 16,989

.

Granted authority to purchase certain buried electric telephone cables from Southwestern 8ell Telephone Company. Effective 10/12171.

Complaint of Nelson V. & Vera Mosely regarding water supply. Standby motor for water pump was instalied, Case dlsm issed 317/72..

Request for rate Increase of $61,134 denied. Authorized Increase of $8,151. Effective 12/28/71.

See Missouri Public Service Company

See United Telephone Company

Application for authority to operata interconnected redioland telephone service and nonl ... terconnected paging service within 50 mile radlul of Salem. Pending.

Applicetion for authority to operate interconnected radio·land telephone service and nonintercon· nected paging service. Pending.

Application for authority to operate interconnected radIo-land telephone service a...d noninterconnected paging service. Pending.

Authority granted to executa emendment to loen contraCt, additional mortgage note a ...d supple' mental indenture. Effective 12/16/71.

Complaint of LeRoy ClaYPOol. et al. regarding telephona service. Company ordered to make additional Installations necessary to bring its service ...p to reasonable standards. Effective 3/14172.

Applicatio... to increasa rates $44,000. Pending.

Authority gra ... ted to keep books, records, end files in Shewnee Mission, Kansas. Effective 5/31172.

See Laclade Gas Company

,Sea Laclede Gas Company

Application for euthority to Issue unsecured promiswry note and of Laclede Gu Company to acq'uire said note. Authority granted to issue promissory note. Effective 9/22171.

See Public ServIce Commission

See Public Service Commission

Investigation of adequacy of sewer service. Investigat\on discontinued 7/29/71.

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Mis50uri Citie5 Weter Company, 17,094


. Mis50uri Citie5 Water Company, 17,496

Missouri Edison Company, 17,041

Missouri Edison Company, 17 ,209


Missouri Edison Company, 17 ,268



Missouri Mobile Telephone Company, 17,240

Missouri Natural Ges Company, 16,174

Missouri Natural Gas Company, 17,205

< Missouri Natural Gas Company. 17,261

Application for rate inc reese of $64,000. Order adopted grenting Company 60 deys from June 1, 1972 to file it!; feasibilitY report regerding installetion of water softening equipment. Pfmding,

Compleint of Ervin O. & Audrey L. Davis and Cinco Development Compeny regarding sewer service. Cas dismiSSed 1/21/72.

Complaint of Ervin D. & Audrey L. Davis and Cinco DevelopmenT CompanY regarding waTer service. Case dismissed 1/21/72.

Complaint of residents of Riverside regarding service Interruptions and :nadequete water pressure. Interim Order edopted ordering respondent to Improve lOW pressure conditions and perform tests and report, to COmmission within 30 days of 6/8/72. Effective 5/24/72.

Application fOr authority to issue and sell $1,250,000 of 83/4% first mOrtgage bonds, series H, due 7/1/92. Pending.

Request far rate increase of $190,000 grantad. Effectiva 7/29/71.

Interim RepOrt & Order adopted denving requested increase of $1,085,158. Authorized increase of $700,000. Effactlve 2/9/72.

AUThoriTy granted to issua promissory notes TO avidance advances. EffecTive 7/9/71.

Authority grenTed to COnstrucT,. operate and mainTain double circuit 161,000 volt transmission line and substation In Pike CountY. Effective 8/30/71.

Application for authoritY to file tariffs applicable to undarground distributIon systems. SuspensIon canceled end case dismissed 1/7/72.

Authorized to file teriffs requiring company to limit the supply of gss to eXisting customers only. Effective 2/15/72.

Order authorizing Genarsl Counsel to seek panslties far faHura to fila annuel repOrt is dismissed. Effective 11126/71.

Authority granted to extend g85 distribution system in Pilot Knob. Effective 1121/71.

AuthOrity granted to extend gas distribution system in City of Hillsboro. Effective 7121/71.

See Leclede Gss Company

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Missouri Power & Light CompBny, 17,108

Missouri Power & Light Compeny, 17,249

Missouri Power & Light Company, 17,261

Minouri Power & Light Company, 17,262


Missouri Power & Light Company, 17.310


Missouri Power & Light Compeny, 17.383


Missouri Public: Service Company, 13,467

Missouri Public Service Company, 17,194

Missouri Public Servica Company, 17,264

Missouri Publle Servica Company, 17,265

Missouri Public Service Compeny, 17,276

Missouri Public Service Compsny, 11,277

Application for rate increase of $2,883,683 denied. Authorized to file Increase of $570,000 on 12/13/71.

Authority granted to rebuild and constrUCt electric line between Kirksville and Novinger and to construct sub'5tation at Novinger. Effactive 8/31/71.

AuthoritY granted to construct, operate end maintain transmission line, switch station and substation in Franklin CountY. Effective 8/4/71.

Authority granted to construct. Operate'and maintain transmission line and an addition, to substation in Adair County and new substatiOn in Knox County. Effective 8/4/11.

Authority granted to erect addition to existing subsTation; to COnStruct, operate and maintain 34,500 VOlT transmission line; to construct, operate and maintain substation adjacent to City of Kirksville. Effectlva 11/9/11.

Application for authOrity to file tariffs applicable to underground distrIbution sys~ems. Suspfmsion canceled and case dismissed 12/17/71.

Authorized to file teriffs requiring company to provide gas service to customers who have appllad prior to 11116/71 and lImit new service to customers near ex isting mains. Effectiva 2/15/72.

Authority grantad to erect sddition to existing sUbstetlon, construct 69,000 volt transmission IIna, and COnstruct substation in Cole County.

. Effectiva 2/8/72.

Authority granted to distribute to present customers refund from Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company. Effectlva 4/14/72.

Application for suthoriry to issue COmmon stock dividends on outstanding common stock. Supplemental Ordar Number 50 adopted. Pending.

Compleint of Arthur Richmond et aI., regardIng inadequage servica. Company ordered to take immediate steps to improve service. Effectiva 9/9/71.

Request for interim electric rate increase of $2,833,000 denIed. Case dismissed 4/26/72.

Request for interim gas rata increese of $380,294 denied. Case dismissed 4/26/72.

Request for rate inCrease of $2,715,000 danied. Authorized to file inc reese of $1,660,905 granted. Effective 4/19/12.

Request for rate Inc reese of $380,294 danied. Authorizad to file increase of $ 148,136. E lfactive 4/19/72.

MIssouri PublIc Service Company, 17,319




MIssouri Public Servica Company, 17,352



Missouri Union Telephone Company, 11,110; 17,240

Missouri UtilitIes Company, 17,092

Missouri Utilities Company, 17,247




MIssouri UtilitIes Company, 17,289


Application for authority to file tariffs applicable to underground systems. Suspension cancelled and case dismissed 12/22171.

Complaint of Richard E. McLalien regarding numerous outages and low \loltage problems. Compleint dismissed 6/8/72.

Complelnt of Trans World Airlines, Inc. regarding spoclal standby service tariffs. Pending.

Reqaust for rete increase of $9,340 granted. Case dismissed 11/22171.

Request for ram increase of $398,280 granted. Case dismissed 11/22/71.

Complaint of Trans World Airlinas, Inc. regerding Teriff Rate Number 230. Cese dismissed 12/22171.

Authority granted to issue and sell bonds In the amount of $5,000,000 end Indenture. Effective 4/18172.

PSC Generel Counsel authorized to fIfe suit against company for failure to pay aSSBssments and file ennual report, Failure to file annual report is dismissed. Effective 11/26171.

Request for rate increaSB of $1,501,670 denied. Authorized increase of $243,480, Effective 12/28/71.

Petition of City of Cape Girardeeu to require company to notify consumers of ceses involving price increases pending before the Federa! Power Commission. Casa dismissed 1/6/72.

Petition of City of Cape Girardeau to require company to keep separete accounting records for its Southea5't Gas Division. Cas dismissed 10/27/71.

Case dismissed In the use of plartlc pipe in construction. Effectlva 6/6/72.

Authority granted to distribute refund received from Texas Easmrn Transmission Corporation. Effectl\le 11/11/71.

Order adOpted specifying accounting procedures to be followed with respect to accelerated depreciation. Effective 9/14/71,

Application for authority to file tariffs regardin9 residential electric underground distribution systems. Suspension canceled and casa dIsmissed 12/17/71.

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Missouri Utilities Compeny, 17,376

Missouri Water Company, 17,192

MIssouri Water Compeny, 17,244

MonitOr Agancy, 17,158

Mosley, Nelson V. & Vera, 17,145

Mul1enh< In\lestment Company, 17,470

Mullins, Preston, 17,129

Nodaway Valley Telephone Company, 17,24 0

Noel Water Company, 17 ,495

North Jeffarson County Sewer Compeny, 17,450

Northeast MIssouri Rural Telephone Company, 17,259

Northeast Sewer AssociatIon, Inc, 17,508

Northern Natural Gas Company, 17,278

Northern Natural Gas Company, 17,364

Northwest Missouri Gas Company, 16,713

OettIng, Raymond R 17,506

Authority granted to construct, maintain and oporate electric trensmission lIne. Effectl\le 2/1/72.

Tariffs Wed on April 7, 1972 relating to limitations of Obligations to provide natural ges ser\lice ara hereby made effectl\le 4/11172.

Request for rate Increase of $46,000 denied. Authorized increase of $40,632. Effectl\le 1/21/72.

Authority granted to Issue and 'i-sell bands in amount of $5,000,000. Effecti\le 717/71,

See Southwestern Bell Telephone Compeny

See Mertel Pri\late Water and Sewer Company, Inc.

Sae Union Electric Company

Invastlgation of sewer ser\lJca prO\lided by Preston Mullins in Jefferson County. Case dismissed 2/4/72.

Order authorizing General Counsel to seek penalties for failure to file ennual report is dismiued. Effectiva 11126/71.

ApplIcation for (a) authority to borrow $15,000 (b) appfO\lal of agreement for sawer service (el to amortize certain facilities o\lar a 10·year period. Pending.

Application for authoritY to operate end maintain a senitary sewage disposel system in JeffersOn County. Per:tding.

Authority grented to e)(ecute end deliver deeds of trust end nDtes in connection with loen not to excaed $1,255,000 and increase debt ceilIng to $10,000,000. Effective 7/30/71.

In the metter of the citation of Harry B. Surkamp, owner end operetor of said sewer system, to show cause why he should not bo opereting under the jurisdiction of the COmmission. Pending.

AuthDrity granted to Issue 700,000 shares of common stock. Effectivo 9/1/71.

Authority granted to issua debentures in amount of $60,000,000. Effective 1/3172.

Case dIsmissed for authority to sell and dlrtrlbute natural ges et retail and wholesala In the cities of Amity, Faucett, Maysville, Perrin and Plettsburg and the countias of Buchenan, Caldwell, DeKalb and Davless, Effective 6/6/72.

See Union Electric Company

Olympian Utilities, See Public Service Commission Polo Gas Service. , nvest:lgatlon of the adQCluac:y Inc .• 17.279 Inc., 17,271; 17,282 of gas supply furnished to

customers. Interim Report end Olympian Utilities. Authority granted to increase Ordar Itdopted allowing company Inc., 17.288 rates $5.083. Effective 6/9/72. to discontinue g85 service. Cose

dismissed 12/16171.Olympic Utilittas. Authority granted to issue a Inc•• 17.494 long tarm nota for $20.000. Polo Gas Service, Application for authority to

Effective 6/26/72. Inc .• 17,308 file tariffs which ostabflsh Ozerk County. Water Determinetlon es to whethar Interruptible ges retes end Systam Inc.• 16.458 s certain water system'operatlng cencel firm ges retes. Case

In Ozark CountY is a public utility. dismissed 1/17/12. Ceso dlS1Tl;ssed 2}7/72.

Pom-Osa Heights. DeterminatIon whether waterPerk C rest Water Authority grsnted to selt

17.299 system operated by CerlosCompeny, Inc.• 17,243 property used in dIstributing Scott In eree known as Pom-Ose weter snd discontinue water Heights, Benton County, is 8 public.servlce, Effective 8/9/71. uti/it." as defined under PSC lew.

Park Crest Water Appllcetion for certiflcete Scott ordered to comply with Compeny, Inc., 17,451 of convenience end necessity GQneral Order Number 20 within

authorizing it to furnish weter 90 deys. EffectivoB 3/23172. es a public utility in sreas In Greene County. Pending. Pom-Osa Heigl1ts, AuthoritY granted to B. D. HurloBy

17.473 to aCQuire assets of weter supplyPark Crest Weter Application for authority to

I 01 Pom-ose Heights. 8anton

Compeny, Inc.• 17,45:3 provide sewer sarvlce as e public CountY. Effective 6/5/72.utility in Greene County. Pending.

Professional An$Wering Authority denied to providePatterson, Waldon, Ordered to show Cllluse why the Service, Inc., 17,173 service within a 50 mHe radius of17,503 oparetlon of a sewer synem In Springfillid. Effective 12/16/71.

I Lakeside Gerdens Subdivision, Cass County, Missouri should not

Public Service PSC vs. Missour; Cltias Waterbe under PSC jurisdiction.

Commission. 15.692 Com pan." relating to utilityPending.

I water property. Report end

Peaceful Valley Lake Order authorizing Generel Counsel Order adopted setting forth Corporation. 17,240 to seek panalties fOr feilure to findings on original cost study.

file ennual report is dismissed. Effective 2/10/72. Effective 11/26/71.

Publie Service PSC vs, Ges Se""ice CompanyPeeceful Valley Lake Complaint of George C, CommissiOn, 16.490 relating to original cost and

I Corporation. 17 ,256 Stubenrouch vs. Peaceful Velley raserve for depreciation of

Lake Corporation end Land 'cartsin properties located in International of Missouri. Clay COunty. Order adoptedRespondents Ordered to meka setting forth original COst study. necassary Installetlon or Effective 4/4/72.

I revisions in eQuipment to reise weter pressure. Effective Public Service PSC vs. Missouri Cities Water 12/29/71. .Commisslon.16.559 Company. Aeport and Order

adopted setting forth 1indings ofPeaceful Val lay Lake APPlication to transfer inventory and original cost

I Corpora~lon, 17,269 authoritY to operate and

appraisel. Effective 11/12/71.maintain water distribution system to Lend Internationel

Public Serv«;9 PSC vs. Olympien Utilities. Inc.of Missouri, Inc. Pending.

I Commission, 17,279 regerdlng complaints concarning

Petarson, John, et aI., See United Telephone Compllny weter shortages and insufficient 17,415 weter pressue. COmpany orderad

to teke steps to remady situation. Pevely, City of. at al., SeoB Pevely Wetsr Compeny Effective 3/8/72.17,030

Public Serv«;9Pevaly Water Company, Compleint of Cltv of Pavely.

I et al. regarding rates. I;8rvice Commission. 17.347 PSC vs. Spenish Lake Sarvice, Inc. and operation of company. PSC Utliitias Oivislon ordered to CasoB dismissed 11/3/11. make invantory and original cost

17,030

appreisal. Panding, Pevely Weter Compeny, Joint epplication tor authority

to parmit Lead Belton Watar

I 17.472 A A M Broedcastlng Application for authority to

Company to record on Its books of Missouri, Inc., 17,021 opereta interconnected radio-lendfor ratemaklng purposes tha telephone se"'ice and one-wey pagingoriginal cost of waterworks

I properties presently laased by service dismissed. Case dismissed Lead Belt WatoBr Compeny. the 1 121/72. accumuleted provision for depreciation of saId properties RAM Broadcasting Authority granted to acquire facilitiesand the contributions in eid of of M~ssouri, Inc.• 17,327 used by Curtain Call Communications,const'uction applicable to said properties es 01 Dacembar 31..

I Inc. Effactive 12/28/72.

1970. in eccordance .wlth tha findIng! end determinations of St. Chtlrles, City of, See Union Elktrlc Company; this Commission In it, Report 17,506 complaint also lodged by Clerk end Order effactive July 14, 1971. Reelty Company. Inc. and Raymondissuad in PSC Case No. 17.035, to R.Oatting.

I the extent that said propartlas ere conveyed and assignad to Leed Belt Water Compeny to purchase ell St. Charles County Authority gran1ed to construc1. install, of the issued and outstanding capital operete and melntaln a sewar systemUtilities Compeny. rtock of Lead Belt Water Compeny for 17,235 in en Incorporated arae in St, Charles the sum of $1,400.000 in cash. Penellng. County. Effective 4110/72.

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St. Chllrle~ GIIS CorpOT!ltion, 17,261

St. Ch6rle~ GeI~·

CorpOratIon, 17 ,291

St. JOSf:lph, City of, 16,910

St. Joseph, City of, 17,151

St. JOSf:lph LIght & Power Compeny, 11,148

St. Joseph Light 8< Power Company, 17,151

St. Joseph Light & Power Compllny, 17,302

St. Joseph Light & Powar Compen,!" 17,320

St, Joseph Light & Power Company, 17,401

St. JOStiph Weter Company. 16,910

St. Louis CountY Sewer Company, 16,927

St. Louis County SlIwar Compeny, 17,440

St. Louis County Weter Company; 17,306

St, Louis County Watar Compan\" 17.487

Schwartz, Shirley 5., 17,389

5altz-Mat1ason DevelOpfnent Compeny, 1~,386

Seven Two One CorpOration, 17,500

Sawer Companies, 16,374

599 Laclede Gas Company

See Laclede Gas Company

See St. Jos.eph Water Compeny

See St. Joseph Light & Power Company

Request for rete increese of $28,941 grentad. Cese dismissed 10/21/71

Complaint of CItY of St. Joseph regerdlng unreasonable and el(cessivo rates. Ceso dism(ssad 10/18171.

Request for rete increase of $4,397.43. suspension canceled, case dismissed 11/22171.

ApplicatIon for authority to tile tari/fs appHcaola to . underground systems. Suspension cenceled, ca&B dismissed 12/14/11.

Authodty 9r1lnted to issue end sell 110,000 sher6S of common $tock. Effective 2/17172.

Complaint of City of St. Joseph regarding company's method of allocating public fIre protection service cherges. Case dismissed 11/1/71.

Complaint of J. E. Jones Construction Compeny rogarding sewage trunk lines. CaS8 dismissed 10/21/71.

Complelnt of Mr, eod Mr!;. Robert Knigl'11 concerning connection to 5f!wer line. Complelnt dismis!;ed Effectiye,6/1/72.

Authority grantad to Issue and sell bonds in the Itmount of $9,000,000. Effectiye 10/29/71.

Requast for rllt9 incrllase of $3,450,695 in antira MissourI Gervice araa. PendIng.

See Southwe$tern Ball Telaphone Company

ApplicatIon for authority to furnish watar in Polk County. Pandlng.

See Union Elactric Compeny

Supphfman't8\ Order Number 1 to Generel Order Numbltr 46 adopted raqulrlng the filing of annual reports bV March 31, following the yeor for which report Is being made Effactiva 7/19171.

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Sewer Sarvice, Regulations Governing, 17,372

Sho·Me Power CorpOration. 16,980

S ....o-Mo Power Corporation, 17,197

$ho·l\'le Power Corporation. 17,232

Sho-Me Power COl-poretion, t 7 ,381

Sho-Me Power Corporetlon, 17,452

Sho-Me Power Corporetion, 17.481

Sieve, Anthony W. & Marcella, 17,358

Silver Lake Sewer Corporation, 17,601

South Jemes A Iv!!r Water Company, 17,491

Southwest Mobilephone, Inc., 17,336

50ut!lwestarn Ball Talaphone Company, 16,086

Promulgation of regulatIons govarnlng sawer service by sewer corporatIons (GenarAI Order Number 54). Pending.

ApplicatIon for euthority to construct electric trensmisslon li,..6S, substations, and termInal facilitias In certain counties I,., Missouri. The applicant re~uested thet the euthorlW grented by the CommillSlon'lI Report end Order Issued July B, 1970, to construct certain lines and facilities be revoked. Cencellng euthority is hereoy granted. Effective 5/19172.

Application for authority to ,ell to tha U. S. Army Engineer District trensmission line and slJbstetion at Ft. Leonard WOod. CallI! dismissed 2/17172.

Authority gr6nted to sell one 33,000 volt electric transmiSsion fine in Howell and Shannon Counties to Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative, Inc, and cancellation of authority to own and operate said lina. EffectIve 7/19/71.

Authority grented to increa~·

rates by, 17 per cent on interim basis, subject to customer rafund. Effectl\le 1/26//2.

Appllce"tion 10r rau Increase of $2,000,000. Pending.

Authority granted to bOrrow $1.782,000 from tha United States of America and to issue and deliver mortgage notes to evidence said loan; to borrow $196,000 from National Rural Utilities Cooperative F inanca Corporation and to Issue and deliver mortgege nOtas to evidence said loan; and to el(acute and detlvor a supplamentel mortege end S8curlty agreemenT to ~cure

said Joens. Effective 6/9/72.

AuthOrity grented to oparete and maintain water system in F ranldln County, Effectlva 6/617'1.

Application for authority to operete and maintain a sanitary sewage dlsposel sVlI'tem in certain described areas of Ca9S County. Missouri. Pending.

ApplicatIon tor authority to construct, Instell, oparate end maintain 8 wat.er 'IV stem In certeln described area in Chrl$tien Count\', Missouri, Pending.

Application for authority to operate Intar<:onnectad redlo-lend telepl"1ona service. Pending.

Application to fila tariffs pertaining to TWX service and one-minute message rate schedula. Case dismIssed 11/1 0171.

I I Southwestern Bell Complaint of DePaul Hospital Spanish Lake Service, Authority granted to extend

Telephone Company, School of Nursing regarding Inc., 17,284 certain trunk lines within

I 16,620 telephone exchange service. certified area. Effective

Company ordered to render 9/23/71. servic& for charges prescribed under Hotel Private 8rench Spanish Lake Service, Authority grented to institute Exchange Service. Effective Inc,17,325 condemnation proceedings for 12/2/71. sewer easements. Effective

I 12/3/71.

Southwestern Bell Complaint of ciJnomers TelephOne Company, regarding cost and expense Spanish Leke Service, See Public Service Commission 17,052 required In providIng extended Inc., 17,347

I area service. Complaint dismissed 9/10171. Stockton Hills Water Authority granted to operata

Compeny, 17,343 and maintain weter system in Southwestern Bell COmplaint of Monitor Agency Ced er Cou nty. E ffec tlve Telephone Company, regerding controlled placemant 3/13/72. 17,135 of advertIsing. COmplaint

dismissed 12/7/71. Stockton Hills Weter Application for authority for

I Company, 17,499 filing a schedule of rates, rules

Southwestern Bell Complaint of Monitor Agency end regualtions applicable to it5 Telephone CompllIny. regarding controllad placement certIficated watar service area in 17,158 of advertising. Case dismIssed Cedar County. Pending.

1/18/72.

I Stone, Carnie, F., See Cepital City Telephone

Southwestern Bell Authority grented to sell certain 17,203 Company Telephone Company CATV facilities in Mexico. 17,226 Effective 8/5/71. Suburbie Utilities, Denied authority to construct.

I Inc.• 17.045 operate and malntein a sewage

SouthW81it8rn Bell Complaint of Kenneth Genon disposal system in St. Charles Telephone Company. vs. Lakeland Telephone Compeny County. Effactlve 4/10/72. 17,250 and Southwestern Bell regarding

service aree boundaries. Cese Talephone Lines, Investigation of ell factors relative dismissed 7/21/71. 17.519 . to the undergrounding of telephone

I lines in SUbdivisions of all certified

Southwestern Bell See Mark Twain Rural telaphone corporations. (General Telephone Company. Telephone Company Order Numbar 551. Pending. 17,252

I Tel-IllinoiS, Inc.• Authority grented to ecQuire more

Southwestern Bell Authority granted to issue 17,378 than 10% of stock of Tel-Missouri. Telephone CompEmv. debentures In the amount of Inc, Effective 1/6/72. ",257 $125,000.000. Effective

7/21/71. Tel-Illinois, Inc. Authority granted to remove books, 17,404 reCOrds end files frOm state of

Southwestern Bell Application for euthority to MissourI. Effectiva 3/7/72. Telephone Company. amend tariffs relating to Hotel 17,303 Branch Exchenge Service. Terra Realty and Request for rate increase in Arnold

Pending. Investment Company, Terrace SUbdivision, JeffersonI• Inc., 16,928 County, Missouri. Accounting

Southwestern 8ell Application for rate. increase of Department ordered to eUdit books.

II Telephone Company. $63,500,000. Pending. Request for rate increase of $7.00

17,322 per month denied. Authoriztld increase of interim rate of $3.50

Southwestern Bell AutMority granted to issue par month. Effective 8/2/71. Telephone Company, additional common stock in 17,340 the amount of $200.000.000. Trans·Mlnourl Preliminery authority to construct,

I Effective 12/30/71. Naturel Gas operate end meintein intrastate Compeny, Inc. netural gas pipellna cenceled.

I Southwestern Bell See Verona Telephone 15,924 Effective 7/6/71. Telephone Company. Compeny 17,371

Trans·World See Missouri Public Sarvice Airlines, Inc., CompanySouthweSTern Bell Complaint of Shirley S. Schwartz 17,334Telephone Company. regarding alleged informetion

I 17,389 obtained by e security officer

of Southwestern Bell In St. Louis. Case dismissed 2/7/72. Trans World See Missouri Public Service

Airlines, Inc., Compenv 17.367SouthWelit8rn Bell Authority granted to issue

Telephone Company. debentures in the amount 17,426 of $175,000.000 and notes

I In the emount of $75,000,000. Tri County Utility Application for certificate of

Effective 3/21/72. and Supply Company. convenience and necessity to Inc.. 17,517 operate end maintain a

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sanitery sewage disposal system

Telephone Company. Telaphone regardIng iointly In Aay CountY, MissourI.

17,507 owned line furnishIng toll and

Southwestern Bell Complaint of Chariton Valley

Pending.

EAS service to Bynumville and

I Prairie Hili excManges., Pending.

Trl-County Water Authority granted to operete and ~ Spanish Lake Service, Request for rata Increese of Company. Inc.; maintain water system in Warren

Inc.• 17.116 $16,616 granted Efflll'ctive 12/22/71. 17,187 and St. Charles Counties. Effective 10/12171.

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UnIon Electric Compeny. 16,564


Union Electric Company. 16.957


Union Electric Company, 17.281


Union E Jectric COmpeny.17,318

Union Electric Compeny, 17,331


Union Electric Company, 17.375

Union Electric COmpeny.17.397


Union electric Compeny. 17,470


Homs Builder" A!socillltion ot Greeter St. Louis and Verhof Construction Compeny, et' al. Complaint was withdrawn and the case dismissed. Effective 5/4172.

Authoritv granted to fiI'" Rider P, monthly surcharge fOr additional COst! due to underground requirements 01 municipalities or other governmental subdivisions, effecth'e 1/21/72.

Complaint 01 I. B. E. W.• LOCal Union 1439, dismissed; therefore, car;e iSdl!mlssed. Effective 5/5/72.

Request for rlllte Increase 01 $21,495,000 denied, Authorized to file for increasa of $5,352,984 on 12J3/71.

AuthorIty grsnted to inue and sell first mortgage bonds In the emount of $60,000,000. Effective 9/10/71 .

Application for suthor/ty to file tariffs applicable to underground distribution svstems. Suspanslon cGnceled. cay dismissed 12/16/71.

Authority granted to construct, operate and maintain transmission line in Franklin, Gasconede, Osege, Maries, Phelps end Pulatkl Counties. Effective 12/14/71.

Compleint of Four Seasons Lakesites, Inc., concerning fees for burlsl of electric lines. Case dismissed 3/24{12.

In the metter of Investigation of all fectors relative to cost overrides Incurred In construction of compeny's $leem genereting plent'S. Pending.

Application for authority to file taflff sheet containing rules and reguletlons appllceble to electric power lines eround subdivision which hes electric StJpply svrtem. Pending.

Autl'1orlty grented to Ist;ue and sell 2,900,000 shares of common stock. Effective 2/23/72.

Request for rete Increase of $26,880,000. Pending. ReQuest for interim rate increase of $26,880.000 denied. Effective 4/21/72.

Appflcetion for euthorlty to fulfill commitment'S of Union Electric Company for promotional prectices under e contract agreed to prior to July 8, 1971, Pending.

Complaint of Soven Two One Corporetlon regarding refusel of Union Electric Company to pey for increased cherges tor steam heetlng service, Pending.

Ulllon Electric Compeny, 17,506

Union Electric Company. 17,509

Union Electric Company. 17.512

United Telaphona Company, 16,073

United Talephone Company. 17,416

United Telephone Company. 17.471

United Telaphone Company, 17,514

Verhof, R. A. Construction Compeny. 16,564

Verona Telephone Company, 17,333

Verona Telephone Comp~ny, 17,371

Verone Telephona Company, 17,488

Vogel Mobile Menor, Inc., 17,429

Voy.lell Construction Company, 11.169

Waco Telepl10ne Company, 11,348

Compleint of Clerk Realtv Compeny, Inc., and Rayrnolld R. Oetting regarding conversiOn to General Service rete On e rosldelltlsl unit. Pending.

Application for authority to construct, operata and maintain ~

a 43 megawatt combustion turbine ~ generetlng unit in St. Louis County, ,i Mlnourl. Pending. f; AppJicetion for authority of ~

Kensington West, and Union ;; Electric Company for approval .\ to fulfill commitments of Union ~ Electric Company for promotional ' practices under a contr&ct anterBd '(I prior to July 8, 1971, Pending.

Warren E. end Louise Fink. vs. United Telephone Company and Meremec Telephone Company rlJQardlng installation. Cese dl5misled 10/4/71,

Complain1 of John Peterson, et ai, 1regarding toll·free service. Pending.

Appllcetlon for authority to establish new Intrastate rates end charges for intrestate telecommuniCations servica in the state of Missouri and to a1llCertain and prasc;ribe new rates of depreciation of tho severol classes ot property at the Company. Pending.

Compleint flied bV residents of Leeton, Chilhowee and Warrensburg asking Unitad Telephone Company to consolidate tha Leeton·ChilhoweeWarrensburg EJI~hangesto provlda toll·"ee phone service. Pending,

See Union Electric Company

Request for rate Increase of $18.900 denied. Authorized to file for rate Increase of $12,586.

Complaint of numerous subscribef$ vs. Varona Telephone Company, Southwestern Be[1 Telephone Company and Western Telephone Company regarding toll tall5. Pending.

Authority grented to borrow an amount not In ell cess 01$136,000 from the United Stetes of America (REA) to be secured by en Indenture of Dead of Trust es si,;pplemented on its telephone properties. Effective 6/19172.

Citation to show caU1!:9 why Generel Counsel 5hould not Institute suit for operetlng without PSC autl'1orlty, Pending,

Investigation of sewer t;ystern in Terri Robyn MeadowsSubdhlision. Dismissed 8/5/71.

ReQuert for rete increase of locel exchange charges in the Foster and Hume exchanges. Tariff. eHective12/22/71.

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WileD Telephone Application for accounting Company. 17,513 order relaTing to 'the

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Weter Corporlltlons. 7,663

Water & Waste Utilities Company. 17,131

Water & Waste Uti/itiesCompanv. 17,245

Water & Weste Utilities Companv, 17,366

West Belton Sewer Companv, Inc., 17,:240

West Elm Piece Corporation, 17,456

West, John T., Jr., 17,396

Wastern Telephone Companv, 17,328

Wo\rtern Telephone Compan V. 17,355

Western Telaphone Companv, 17,311

Western Telephone Compenv. 17,402

Wenern Union Telegraph Companv, 17,285

White Alver Vellev Electric Cooperative, Inc., 17,420

amortization of 'telephone plant BCQU isitlon ad;unment. diScount on long term debt ond extraordinary retiremenu. Pending.

SupplemenTsl Order Number 5 to General Ordar Number 14 adopted requiring the filing of annual reports by March 31. following the year for which report is being made. Effective 7/19/71.

Authority granted 'to construct, install, operate and maintain :.ewer sYG'tem in St. Charla": County, Effective 7120/71.

COmplaint dismissed and ell relief denIed to Alfred SchrOeder, and Alfred Schroeder Development Company regarding :.ewor tap-on fee. Effective 6/30/72.

Application for approval to acquire through eminent dOmain proceedIngs rights-of-wav for construction of sewer mains and trunk lines, Cesa dismissed 1/27172.

Order authorizing General Counsel to seek penalties for failure to file annual repOrt ere dismissed.. Effective 11/26/71.

Applicatron for authority to Operate end meintain a sanitary s'lwago di5posai system In a certain dascribed area in Jefferson County. Pending.

See Helltown Telephone Switchboard Service.

Authorltv granted to issue long-Term notes in the ' amount of $2,500,000. EffecTive 10126/71.

Company ordered to show causa why customer should not be permitted to attach Connect-A-Phone to telephone. Case dismissed 5/13/72.

See Varone Telephone COmpany.

AuthorltV for revised tariffs reletlng to connecTions with cu!Jtomar-owned f8cill1:;9$ allOwed to go 101:0 effect 5/16/72. Case dismls!i9d.

Applicetlon for authoritY to fHe teriffs reffecting change In Telex pulse usaga charge. Tariffs effective 12/22/71.

See Empire District Electric Compen.,.

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