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This report is an accounting by the Commission of its stewardshipfor the fiscal year, 1967-1968.

On behalf of the Public Service Commission, I have the honor tosubmit to you our Annual Report for the fiscal year, July 1, 1967,through June 30, 1968.

During the year of this report, the Commission has fulfilled itsfirst year of regulation of sewer utilities under the new law passed bythe 74th General Assembly of Missouri. Since this law was enactedas emergency legislation, a detailed report of the enforcement is foundin this report. The re gulation of sewer utilities reported hereinincludes the first sewer rate case under the new statute.

Area Code 314636-3111

JEFFERSON CITYMISSOURI 65101

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~~C--.William R. Clark

Chairman

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The Honorable Warren E. Hearnes, Governorand

The Legislature of the State of Missouri

The Commission staff in continuing its surveillance of utility andtransportation rate matters. At th e writing of this report, the staffhas been assigned to numerous investigations into revenue requirementsof public utility and transportation companies under our jurisqiction.The Commission and its staff are, at this writing, engaged in prepa­ration for rate cases on a number of proposals by major utilities toincrease their rates for service. These matters of economic regulationbefore the Commission at this time are of concern to all Missourians.

This has been a year of action for this regulatory agency of StateGovernment. The Com ill iss ion has been involved in numerous ap­plications for passenger train discontinuations by railroad companiesof Missouri. A new natural gas safety order was adopted this year.The Commission has represented Missouri's interests at many federalhearings in Washington.

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CHARLES J. FAIN

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111 Review - A Summalty 0t Se~vic..e

By Jane Erickson

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The Missouri Public Service Com­mission today is a modern adaptation ofregulatory principles enunciated as longago as the reign of William the Conqueror.In 11th Century England, wharves, cranesand other conveniences were regulated bythe monarchy to safeguard the publicinterest. Regulation of private propertyby government then. as now. is based onthe concept that private industry ceases tobe tljuris privati II when the public islimited to one source to obtain a vitalservice.

In 1875, Missouri legislators madethe first definite statement of governmentalparticipation in the economic activities ofthis state. Those law makers, in organ­iz ing the Board of Railroad C ommis sione rsfrom which the Public Service Commissiongrew, defined governmental participationas regulation of special areas of the econ­omy which directly influences the welfareof the people and the financial stability ofthe state.

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The Board of Railroad Commissioners93 years ago was organized to regulaterailroads operating in Missouri. In thatpost-bellum era, the railroad industry wasan integral part of Missouri's economicgrowth and development. The efficiencyand stability of railroad service was vitalto Missouri IS future. Citizens of Missouri

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P~blic utilities became a part ofMissouri's growing economy. With theadven~ of this industry and its rapid ad­vance icame the need for change in admin­istrati;ve law. RegUlation was extended byLegisrature to include public utility ser­vices ~hich, like railroad services. calledfor gqvernrnental controls to protect thepublic interest.

The setting of rates for services wasleft to Legislature in the early days ofutility regulation. As the industries underthe jurisdiction of governmental controlbecame more and more complex, it wasevident that economic regulation was atask for the experts. There were no Statefunds provided for hiring of the necessarytechnical investigators required to intelli­gently regulate Missouri IS fast-growingutilities.. Legislators were not in sessionat all times. Consequently} there was notthe proper time spent on such regulatorymatters as customer complaints, requestsby utilities for additional revenues, exam­ination of applications to establish .newutilities and the numerous other technicaland financial problems confronting thisarea of Missouri IS economy. Politicscould become a factor when rates were atthe sole disposal of Legislation.

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In 1909, Legislators passed an actgiving towns and cities the power to regu­late their own local utility rates andestablish city utility boards. In 1909 the

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Comml.6~lon 1.6 CJteated

The 47th General Assembly of Mis­souri in 1913 was faced with the task ofcreating a State agency which could becharged with the obligation to regulateMissouri IS railroad and utility industries.It sought to establiSh a Commission whichwould employ a staff of tecl:mically skilledexperts familiar with all tools of the u'tilityand transportation fields.

With the founding of the Mis souriPublic Service Commission, the regulationof public utilities was no longeOr a Legis­1ative function. The new Commission wasgiven broad jurisdiction and the full power

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The Legislative intent of those far­sighted Missourians who passed the 1913Commission Act is reflected in the namethey chose for the new State agency: TheMissouri Public Service Commission. Itstresses public service and indicates thetwo-fold purpose of the Commission.

, A Two - Fold PUJtpO.6 e

First. the Commission was chargedwith the responsibility to oversee theoperation of utilities serving Missourians.That obligation embraces the protection ofthe interests of all customers. today andthose of the future. against inadequate ordiscriminatory services and exorbitantrates. Second. the investor must also begiven the protection of economic regu­lation. The private investor in a utilitybusiness must be able to make a reason­able return on moneys he has invested inpublic service. The Commission strivesto find the proper balance between thosetwo areas of interest.

The Public Service Commission wasgiven jurisdiction 0 v e r passenger motorcarriers in 1927. The 56th General Assem­bly extended that regulation to include motorfreight carriers. The Bus & Truck Actb ec arne effective on September 14. 1931.

Shortly after the effective date of theact. a suit was brought before the U. S. nis"trict Court to test the constitutionality ofthe law. On July 30. 1932. the court sus­tained the validity of the law and itwas notappealed.

The new legislation added the provi­sionfor the Commission to levy certain feeson motor carriers. The Bus and TruckAct outlines the regulation, supervisionand inspection 0 f motorized v e hi c 1 e s .Matters of safety and the right to authorizerates and fares are included in this regu <­

latory responsibility fulfilled by the Com­mission.

As an administrative agency with rule­making powers. the Public Service Com­mission is obligated to assure Missouri ofpublic utility and transportaJion industrieswhich will continue to be sound elements ofa strong and favorable economic climate.'The final responsibility in the fulfillmentof its responsibilities rests with its fiveCommissioners. Each is appointed by theGovernor with the advice and consent of theSenate to a six year term. Terms of officeare staggered so that no 'more than twoCommissioners I terms will expire duringany given year.

TJtaditionally Bi-PaJtti~an

By custom. but not by law. the Com­missioners are selected on a bi-partisanbasis. Three of the members are tradit­ionally from the political party of theGovernor and two from the minority party.At this writing, three of the Commissionersare Democrats and two Republican. Allfive were appointed by GovernorWarrenE.Hearnes; four to six-year terms and oneto fill the unexpired term of a Commis­sioner who resigned.

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The Missouri Commission was one ofthe earliest state commissions organizedin the United States. It has long been aCommission whose regulatory decisionsare held as exemplary. During the periodqf this report, the Missouri Commissionhas received numerous national recog­nitions for its leadership in the field ofeconomic regulation.

A Congressional moratorium soughtby this Commission to halt passenger traindiscontinuances received national recog­nition. The staff of the Commissionattended 24 hearings before federal regu­latory bodies to assure Missourians avoice in federal proceedings when theirinterests appeared.

Commissioners, Directors and staffmembers serve actively in numerous or­ganizations and on committees in regu­latory-oriented efforts at a local, stateand national level. Commissioners activelyparticipate in federal inve stigations and allare members of the National Associationof Regulatory Utility Commissioners whereall are serving on a special committee.The Chairman is a member of the NAR DCexecutive board.

Commissioners and staff participatedin national transportation training seminarsas instructors during the past fiscal yearand it was this Commission which institutedthe first, or pilot, school of this naturefrom which these seminars are patterned(1966). Commissioners have served asregional spokesmen in an advisory capacityin many regional and national concerns.

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Missouri. in February of 1968, adoptedone of the strongest gas safety codespresently in effect in the nation. This wasdone -;>rior to the enactment of federal Ie g­islative action to develop a national safetycode.

Chai~man Cla~k di.6eu.6.6e..6with M~. He.que.mbou~g ~e.qui~e.­me.nt.6 whieh have. be.e.n adopte.dby the. PSC eonee.~niYl.g Yl.atu~al

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This past fiscal year J like the earlydays of regulation, have seen this Com­mission deeply involved in railroad mat­ters. Passenger train discontinuanceapplications by railroads were a regulatoryconcern to the Commission and to thecitizens of this state it serves.

At this writing, the Commission hasordered a railroad (Missouri Pacific Rail­road Company) to keep the last four pass­enger trains running between Missouri'stwo metropolitan cities. This order wasissued so the Commission could determine,at the end of six months, if the railroadcompany's request to curtail this serviceis or is not in the public interest.

The railroads have also requestedcertain of its freight agencies be replacedwith motorized units traveling from a cen­tral point of a given area. Hearings on theproposal for mobile freight agencie s areslated across the s.tate at local court­rooms. That decision is pending at thewriting of this report.

One area of accelerated activity at theCommission has been the regulation ofsewer utility companies. This increasedwork load was brought about with the en­actment of legislation which restated theCommission 's control over sewer utilityoperations in Missouri. A detailedaccounting of this emergency legislationsigned into law June 1, 1967 may be foundin the section from the Office of Utilitiesin this annual report.

The Commission was involved in anumber of cases this fiscal year in whichit ordered utility companies to separatecity franchise (or gross receipts) taxesfrom utility bills. This resulted in a re­duction in utility bills for some Miss­ourians.

The Commission called for the separ­ation of the taxes and the listing of thesetaxes on utility bills in communities wherethe taxes were being levied. This confinesthe payment of these taxes to residents ofthe location where the benefits of thosetaxations are realized. It removes suchtaxes from the rate structures of com-

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panies and results in a savings to somecustomers.

Cities facing the need for additionalfunds to operate city government haveraised city franchise taxes imposed onutilities to as much as 10 per cent. Thishad been reflected in utility costs.

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StiU another area of increased activityin the field of transportation regulationwas evident with the signing of cooperativeagreements by the Missouri Commissionand federal regulatory agencies, Theagreements have resulted in certain re­visions of Missouri's Bus & Truck Act.Although revisions, aimed at making uni­form all transportation requirements in

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Reo~ganlza~lon on 1966

The Commission, at the direction ofits Chairman, underwent a major reor­ganization in 1966, The Commission was

reorganized into four distinct offices.Each office is headed by a director whoseresponsibility it is to see that programs ofhis division are expeditiously completed.Each director is responsible directly tothe Commissioners.

With the initiation of the new methodsof operation, the Commission has beenable to respond to its regulatory obligationswith increased efficiency and speed. Ithas helped to unify the Commission into acoordinated body which affords the Com­missioners easier communication with itsstaff for consultation on the complexitiesof modern, economic regulation.

The four offices which make up thestaff of the Commission are; The Officeof the Secretary; The Office of the GeneralCounsel; The Office of Utilities and theOffice of Transportation. A complete ac­counting of the activities of those Officesare found in this report.

The Commission during the fiscalyear, .July 1, 1967 through June 30, 1968,heard 836 cases pertaining to utility andtransportation regulation. It issued 5, 263reports and orders on its· decisions.(Those figures do not include the 1. 933

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suspension and reinstatement orders in­volved in motor carrier regulation whichrequired the concurrence of a majority ofthe Commissioners as other regular ordersrequire. Nor does it include interstatepermits, insurance orders and other inter­state matters.) A total of 1,311 appli­cations for some authority involved inregulatory control were filed by Missouri'sutility and transportation companies duringthe pas t fiscal year. A total of 1, 481utility matters were processed which re­qUired the action of the full Commission.A listing of cases may be found at the con­clusion of this report. (See Appendix)

At the close of the fiscal year, theCommission is faced with a number of re­quests for increased rates filed by appli­cation or tariff from several utility com­panies. The cost of money has risen tonew heights in the past few months. Laborcosts have risen. Materials have increasedin price. Taxes have increased. All these

factors are listed by applicants as reasonsfor the requested increases.

In 1968 the Public Service Commissionis responsible for the economic regulationof transportation and utility industrieswhich have become vital to the very found­ation of Missouri's economy and to thehealth and welfare of its citizens. Utilitieshave extended their boundaries to includealmost all areas of the state. Transpor­tation services reach even remote areasof Missouri.

The task of regulating the complexindustries over which legislators havegiven the Commission jurisdiction hasbecome highly technical and requires ex­pert personnel versed in the field of utilityand transportation. The conclusions anddecisions of this Commission touch thelives of each citizen of this great state.as utility and transportation services havebecome essentials instead of luxuries.

The regulation of certain areas of theeconomy which directly influence the wel­fare of Missourians and the financialstability of this state remains the abli­gation of this Commission as it has thepast 55 years.

I(Ref: me Annual Reports & An Address bythe late. John A. Eurtz. I'SC Chuirmanj," tothe St. Louis Bar Assoc •• A~r. 9,192 )

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WILLIAM R. CLARK

Chairman William R. Clark wasGovernor Wa r r en E. Hearnes' first ap­pointment to the Public Service Commis­sion. Chairman Clark assumed the positionon June 1, 1965.

Prior to this appointment, ChairmanClark was engaged in the general practiceof law at Columbia. He had served as Cor­poration Counsel under the late Secretaryof State Walter H. Toberman (1955-1959).A Colonel on Governor Hearnes' staff, hewas also a Colonel for the late GovernorJames T. Blair.

A g r a d u ate of the Un i v e r sit Y ofMissouri School of Law, the Chairman holdsa degree fro m the University! s School ofBusiness and Public Administration. Heis a graduate of Kemper Military Academy.

Chairman Clark is a me m b e r of theNational Association of Regulatory UtilityCommissioners and has been named to itsExecutive Committee~ Committee on Com­munications; Committee 0 n Coordinationof Congressional Activities and Committeeon State Use of Interim Separations Pro­cedures. He serves as a member of theMissouri Highway Reciprocity Commission;Missouri Oil and Gas Council; the Gover­nor! s Coordinated Committee 0 n TrafficSafety and is Chairman of the Transpor­tation Task Group of the Missouri Emer­gency Res 0 u r c e s Management PlanningBoard. He also serves as Chairman of aneight-member committee, The Governor'sRailroad - Highway Grade Crossing SafetyCommittee.

A native of Missouri, Chairman Clarkwas born March 27, 1921. He served theUSAFR from 1942 until 1967, retiring fromthe Air For c e Reserves with the rank ofLieutenant Colonel.

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CHARLES J. FAINCommissioner

Commissioner Charles J Fa i n wasappointed to the Public Service Commissionon October 1, 1965, by Governor WarrenE.Hearnes for a six-year term.

A Republican from Branson. Missouri,he has practiced law since 1951 when he wasadmitted to the Missouri Bar. He also spenta three-year period in Washington D. C. ,w her e he was Assistant to the Adminis­trator, REA. He was a partner in the firmof Fain and Rea, Attorneys at Law, Branson,Missouri, engaged in the general practice, .and is a member of the Mis sou riB a r ,Taney County Bar, the Bar Association ofSt. Louis and the American Bar Association.

He served two terms in the MissouriLegislature as a Representative from TaneyCounty, serving as Speaker Pro Tern hissecond term. He was the author of the o­riginal Legislation creating Missouri's firstLittle Hoover Commission Act in the 67thGeneral Assembly and 1ate r served as amember of t hat first Little Hoover Com­mission in Missouri. He holds an LL. B.degree from the University of Mis SOU r iSchool of Law and a mas t e r s degree inlaw fro m George Washington University,Washington, D. C. He served as City At­torney, Branson, Missouri, for -two termsand is a former president of the Branson,Missouri, Chamber of Commerce. He wasa combat na v ig a tor, U. S. Air Force inWorld Was II in the Central Pacific Theaterof Action. He is now serving as a ~ARUC

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Commissioner Marvin E. Jones wasappointed to the Public Service Commissionby Governor Warren E. Hearnes on April 15,1967. His term of office continues until1973.

A former Dexter, Missouri, attorney,Commissioner Jones was born June 8, 1921at Bernie, Stoddard County, Mo. He wasgraduated from Bernie High School in 1939and attended Southeast Missouri State Col­lege, Cape Girardeau, p rio r to enteringthe armed forces_

A World War II veteran, CommissionerJones served as aerial navigator on B-17Bombers with the 15th Air 1=<'orce. He wasawarded the Air Medal with four oak leafclusters and the Purple Heart with two oakleaf clusters for his combat service in Italy.He was discharged in 1945 with the rank ofFirst Lieutenant.

Commissioner Jones r e c e i v e d hisLL. B. degree from the University ofMissouri School of Law in 1950 and thenenrolled in that university's school of Busi­ness and Public Administration. He servedas Claims Attorney for MFA Insurance Co.and was manager of the District Claims Of­fice at Dexter, supervising claim adjust­men t s in the Southeastern Missouri areafrom 1951 until 1958. In 1958 he enteredprivate practice of 1 a w at Dexter formingthe Powell, Jones and Ring e r law firm.

A past president of the Stoddard CountyBar Association, Commissioner Jones wasactive in numerous civic affairs at Dexter.He was a member of the Board of Deaconsof the First Baptist Church of Dexter and hadserved as its chairman. He is a Colonelon the staff of Governor Hearnes.

He is presently serving as a memberof the Executive Board and as Secretary­Treasurer of the Midwest Association ofRailroad and Utilities Commissioners.

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HO\~ARD ELLIOTT, JR.Commissioner

Commissioner Howard Elliott, Jr.was appointed to the Public Service Com­mission on April 15, 1967, by GovernorWarren E. Hearnes, for a six-year term.

Prior to his appointment, Commis­sioner Elliott was engaged in the privatep r act ice of law with the firm of Boyle,Priest, Elliott & We a k 1 e y in St. Louis,Missouri. He was active innumerous civicand educational activities there includingthe Committee of Forty w hi c h sponsoredand successfully established the St. Louis­St. Louis County Junior College District,which was the first Junior College Districtestablished in Missouri.

Com m iss ion e r Elliott was bornJuly 4, 1933, and is the youngest Commis­sioner ever appointed to a full term sinceth e Commissionrs inception in 1913. Heattended B row n University as an under­graduate and is a graduate of the Wash­ington University School of Law. He servedin the United States Army from 1956 until1958.

Commissioner Elliott is a memberof the Bar Association of St. Lou is, theCol e County Bar, the Missouri Bar, andthe American Bar Association. He is amember of the National Association ofRegulatory Utility Commissioners and theMidwest Association of Railroad and Util­ities Commissioners. He is a Republican.

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Donal D. Guffey, a Democrat, wasborn April 11, 1926. in Kingston, Missouri.He attended public schools there.

He studied civil engineering in under ­graduate school, attending Par k ColI e geand Northwestern University. He receivedhis Bachelor of Science degree from North ­western in 1947.

Commissioner Guffey served in theUnited States Navy from 1944 until 1946.He taught in the Mirabile Consolidated HighSchool in 1948.

Mr. Guffey was graduated from theUniversity of Missouri School of Law withan LL. B. degree in 1951.

Commissioner Guffey s e r v e d as anAssistant Attorney General of Missouri from1951 unti11960. In 1960, he bee am e en­gaged in the general practice of law in Kan­sas City, Missouri," where he was associ -"ated with, and a member o'f the f i r"m' o"f,Hillix, Hall. Hasburgh,Brown and Hoffaus.

He was appointed to the Public ServiceCommission by Governor John M. Dalton;was sworn in on July 1, 1963. He resignedApril 15, 1968 to resume private practiceof law. He has since become ass 0 cia tedwith the Gas Service Company, Kansas City.

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Commissioner Wi 11 a r d C. Reine, aDemocrat from East Praire, was appointedon April 16, 1968 by Governor Warren E.Hearnes to fill the un ex pi red t e r m ofD. D. Guffey who resigned.

The youngest Commissioner servingthe PSC, Commissioner Reine was born inApri119, 1935. He is agraduate of CentralMissouri State College at Warrensburg andreceived his LL. B. from the University ofMissouri School of Law in 1960.

P rio r to his appointment, Commis­sioner .Reine was Chief Co un s e 1 for theMis s au r i Department of Revenue, pre­viously he had served as Assistant Chief ICounsel for Missouri Division of InsuranceHe s e r v e d as Assistant Prosecuting At­torney in Mississippi County and City Attor- Iney of East Fraire fro m 1962 until 1965.From 1960 until 1965, he was engaged inthe general practice of law in East Praire, IMissouri.

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E. L. McClintock 1945-1967 J. H. Porter 1925-1933

'I Frank W. May 1961-1967 Harry E. McPherson 1934-1935William Barton 1957-1965 J. C. Collett *1933-1935I Tyre W. Burton 1952-1965 J. FredHull 1929-1934Frank J. luen 1959-1963 Milton R. Stahl ~~1929-1933I' D. D. McDonald 1955-1961 S. M. Hutchison 1925-1931M. J. McQueen 1954-1956 Almon lng 1925-1933I Charles L. Henson 1942-1959 Almon lng *1928-1929Maurice W. Covert 1952-1953 J. P. Painter 1928-1929I Frank Collier 1953-1954 . Thomas J. Brown >~1924-1928

Henry McKay Cary 1950-1951 Thomas J. Brown 1923-1924I John P. Randolph 1949-1951 D. F. Calfee 1925-1929Morris E. Osburn *1945-1952 Merrill E. Otis >:<1923-1924I Agnes Mae Wilson 1943-1949 Richard H. Musser 1923-1925Kyle Williams >['1944-1945 A. J. 0' Reilly 1921-1925I Kyle Williams 1941-1952 Hugh McIndoe 1921-1923Richard Arens 1944-1945 John A. Kurtz n921-1923I Albert Miller >:'1943-1944 John A. Kurtz 1920-1921John A. Ferguson 1936-1944 Edward Flad 1917-1921I Frederick Stueck *1941-1943 Noah W. Simpson 1917-1923Paul Van Gsdol 1941-1943 David E. Blair 1917-1920,J. D. James *1941-1942 William G. Busby ':<1916-1921J. D. James 1938-1941 Eugene Me QUillin 1915-1921I Marion S. Francis 1938-1941 Edwin J. Bean 1914-1925John S. Boyer 1935-1941 HowardB. Shaw *':<1913-1917I Sam O. Hargus *1935-1938 Frank A. Wrightman >:<>::1913 -1916Scott Wilson 1938-1941 John Kennish 1920-1920I William M. Anderson 1933-1938 John Kennish ':":'1913-1917

IAlbert D. Nortoni 1936-1938 William F. Woerner ':"::1913-1914William Stoecker 1933-1936 John M. Atkinson >:'~":'1913-1916

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Pearl Mutert, Administrative SecretaryCommissioner Howard Elliott, Jr.

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JEREMIAH D. FINNEGANGeneral Counsel

The duties of the General Counsel to andon behalf of the Commission are as follows:

1) To represent and appear for the Com­mission in all actions and proceedingsinvolving any question under the PublicService Commission Law or any otherlaw, or under or in reference to any act,or d e r, decision or proceeding of theCommission. and if d ire c ted by theCommission. to intervene in any actionor proceeding in which any such ques­tion is involved.2) To commence and prosecute in thename of the state a 11 actions and pro­ceedings authorized by law and directedor authorized by the Commission;3) When requested. to advise the Com­mission in regard to all matters in con­nection with the powers and duties of theCommission; and4) Generally to perform all duties andservices as attorney and counsel to theCommission.

In addition to the duties to and on behalfof the Commission, the General Counsel hascertain duties to and on behalf of the public.

These duties are as follows:

1) To represent the public in all hear­ings before the Commission; and2) Upon request, give to the publie andany municipality advice and opinions asto their rights under the Public ServiceCommission Law and the legal methodsand procedure for obtaining same.

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James P. Boyd

James H. Linton

Richard Perry Spencer

Louis H. Breuer

William G. Busby

Alex Z. Patterson

The General Counsel is authorized toemploy assistants wit h the approval of theGovernor. During the period of this reportthe assistants were:

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FORMER GENERAL COUNSELS:Edwin J. Bean ':'1913-1914

In addition the Office of General Counselhas, in its first yea r of rendering officialopinions to the Commission, the s t a f f andthe public, produced 21 opinions. Each ofthese opinions involved extensive legal re­search by at least two members of the Gen­eral Counsell s 0 f f ice, In order to avoidduplication of s u c h research the opinionshave been headnoted, indexed and filed forfurther reference.

proceedings before the Fed~ralPower Com­mission and the Federal CommunicationsCommission,

The Office of General Counsel repre­sented the Commission on appeals in sevenproceedings in Circuit Court and one each inthe Kansas City Court of A p pea 1 s and theSupreme Court of Missouri.

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HEARING EXAMINER'S SECTION

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Due to the ever increasing workload ofcases coming before the Commission re­sulting from the expansion of uti 1 it Y andtransportation industries in Missouri, dur­ing the past fiscal year, the Commissionest a b lis h e d the office of Chief HearingExaminer.

other action as may be necessary and ap­propriate to the dis c h a r g e of his dutiesconsistent with the statutory or other au­thorities under which the Commission fun­ctions and with the rules, regulations andpolicies of the Commission.

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employed by the Commission. One of thesefive persons is regularly assigned to eachof the f i v e Commissioners to assist withthe hearings and workload. The Examinersprepare s u g g est e d Reports and Orderswhich are submitted to the Commission forconsideration, editing and final decision.In addition, the Chief Hearing Examiner isres p 0 n sib 1 e for work assignments andschedules for informal matters.

In addition to the Hearing Examinersassigned to the Chi e f Hearing Examiner,

there is a Reporter of Opinions who is res­ponsible for analyzing all Reports and Or­ders and preparing headnotes for each casepublished in the Public Service CommissionReports and advance sheet service whichsupplements this publication. It is also theduty of the Reporter of Opinions to preparean appropriate index for all principles oflaw and legal rulings involved in the pub­lished Reports. The Reporter of Opinionscombines wit h the newly created positionof the Legal Proofreader in e d i tin g andproofing Reports and Orders suggested bythe Chief Hearing Examiner or He a r in gExaminers before they go to the Com­mission for consideration.

The Chief Hearing Examiner and thef 0 u r Hearing Examiners and Reporter ofOpinions are all attorneys, three of whomare associate Joint Board members of theInterstate Com mer c e Commission whoas such, from tim e to tim e, representMissouri by hearing Joint Board cases forthe Interstate Commerce Commission.

The necessary stenographic work forthe Chief Hearing Examiner and for Hear­ing Examiners and Reporter of Opinions isperformed by three Legal Secretaries.

REPORTING SECTIONWith the establishment of the office of

Chief He a r in g Examiner, the ReportingDepartment, which is responsible for thepreparation of all transcripts of hearings,is assigned to the Chief Hearing Examiner.During the period covered by this report,July 1, 1967, to June 30, 1968, the Report­ing Department reported 354 cases. Therewere 44 cas e s not requiring transcripts~

A total of 29, 249 master pages were trans­cribed by this department and 27,251 pagesof transcript were sold. A tot a 1 of 938hours were spent in the hearing roo ill bypersonnel of this department.

OFFICE OF THEGENERAL COUNSEL

Legal Department

Jeremiah D. Finnegan General CounselJames R. Maret Assistant General CounselErrol D. Taylor 2nd Asst. General CounselLinda S. Clardy Secretary toMr. FinneganNorma Tambke Secretary to Mr. MaretPaula Musick Secretary to Mr. Taylor

Hearing Examiner's Department

Robert B. Johnson Chief Hearing ExaminerPaul H. Reis Reporter of OpinionsDale E. Sporleder Hearing ExaminerWilliam F. Liliensiek Hearing ExaminerJ. Steve Weber Hearing ExaminerSue L. Cobble Legal ProofreaderCl ara Voss Legal SecretaryCathy Welch Legal Secretary

Reporting Department

Lillian M. Cunningham ....•..••• Chief Official ReporterRobert L. Stratman Asst~ Chief Official ReporterIrene O. McVay Hearing ReporterDorotha Sullivan Hearing ReporterMarilea Stadler Hearing ReporterRay E. Barber Hearing ReporterRonda S. Griggsc Tl1'anscriber

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With the widening scope ofregulation following the enactment of theCommission law, the duties of its Secretaryhave grown into a department of adminis­trative responsibility.

Keep~ a T~ue Reeo4d

In addition to the early supervisorymatters the Act set forth for the Secretary,he is charged with the obligation to keep atrue and complete record of all Commissionproceedings. H'e sets the date for hearings,receives and processes applications filedby the industries the Commission regulatesand informs parties of interest of the finaldecisions of the Commission, its notifica­tions, motions and so forth.

In fulfilling his responsibilities to theCommission, it is the duty of the Secretaryto keep a true and complete record of allCommission proceedings. R e cor d s arefiled in their original form for five years.After that five - year period, the recordsare transferred to microfilm for perma­nent storage.

The per man e n t records and casepapers of the Commission are open to theinterested public at any time during officehours. Records go back to April 25, 1913

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when IICase Number OneIl was concludedand became a matter of history.

The Secretary has two assistants inaddition to his staff of personnel to help inhandling t his administrative department.The Assistant Sec ret a r y is responsiblefor processing all transportation applica­tions and to assist attorneys, the staff andthe interested public seeking informationfro m Commission records. Another as­sHant pro c e sse s all utility applicationsand makes available public records per­taining to utility records.

Co~~e4pondence I~ Heavy

The Commission has a heavy dailyflow of mail. All mail d ire c ted to thisregulatory agency of state government isreceived by the Office of Secretary. Thismail, with the exception of personal mail,is opened by the staff and distributed to theproper 0 f fie e for action. Most corre­spondence from the Commission is signedby the Secretary.

The present Secretary acts as per­sonnel manager for the Commission. Most

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The Secretary is k e e per of the of­ficial Commission Seal. He is authorizedto affix this seal to Commission documents.With the responsibility of the sealgoes theauthority to administer the Oath of Officeto Commission employees.

Public relations and pUb 1 i c infor­mation is within the scope of responsibilityof the Sec ret a r y. A public informationsection is responsible for keeping the pub­lic inform~d t h r aug h the various newsmedia of Commission activities. Regularmailings of news releases are sent. at thedirection of the Commission, to newspapers.television and r ad i 0 stations in Missouriand tho s e publications interested in theindustries under Commission jurisdiction.

Advance Sheet Se~vice

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decisions of the Com m iss ion in bound­volume form. The Commission is requiredby law to publish IrPublic Service Commis­sion Reports ll which is the reproduction ofits selected decisions. There had been agap of several months to more than a yearbetween publications of these volumes. Toimplement the pub 1 i cat ion j a monthlyAdvance Sheet service was begun. Casesprinted in the monthly editions ar e f 0 u n din later b ou nd volumes as they are pub­lished.

The Reporter of Opinions headnotescases for the Advance Sheet and preparesa digest of the cases s e 1 e c ted for thatmonth. Advance Sheets are the n printedat the Commission in looseleaf form. ThePublic Information sec t ion does a briefresume of cases in a wrap-up sheet.

The Advance Sheet service is sup­plied to 156 subscribers at a fee of $15annually. Most of its subscribers are at­torneys and executives of companies whoseoperations are un d e r Commission juris­diction.

The Commission issued Volume 12 j

"Public S e r vic e Commission Reports'!,during the period of this ann u a 1 report.The processing of requests for this pub­lication and the mailing of the volumes tosub s c rib e r S was handled by the PublicInformation section.

The Commission has its 0 w n printshop which is also un de r the direction ofthe Secretary. The vast amount of printedmatter used by the Commission in forms,charts and so for t hare p r in ted there.Commission letterhead, all the reports,orders l w r its I notices and other officialdocuments are printed there.

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A monthly reg i s t e r of cases per-. taining to the regulation of bus and truckmatters is printed and mailed to the truck­ing industry by the Office of the Secretary.This publication is available at afee of $12per year as another information service.

Formal hearings before the Commis­sion require a transcript of testimony forthe record upon which a decision is based.Transcripts, which are a court reporters'verbatim accounting of the hearing. arereproduced, printed and bound by the printshop.

During the fiscal year reported, thepu b li c information section prepared twolistings of the authorized t rue k and buscompanies operating in Mis sou r i . Thelistings, which will be kept current by theOffice of Transportation, were offered themotor carrier industry at a fee of $5 peryear for each listing. One is alphabeticalby name of company and the other is alpha­betical by county where the com p a ny isbased. A tot a 1 of 163 subscribers haveasked for this information service." All reports and orders, orders,supplemental orders, s p e cia1 writs andother documents pertaining to Commissionmatters are p r in ted in the Office of theSecretaryI' .

During the fiscal year covered by thisreport, the Commission issued 5, 263 re~

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As noted earlier in this accounting,the Secretary has two assistants to aid inhan d 1i n g of applications filed by trnns­portationand utility companies under Com­mission jurisdiction. These applicationsinclude Com m iss ion approval for newauthority to operate, permission to amendoperating procedures, extending of areasof service, curtailment of services or cut-

ting out of certain areas of service, changesof rates for services and numerous othermatters. Motions of protest, motions tointervene, continuance requests and thefilings of briefs on cases are other mattershandled by the Secretary's assistants.

During the pas t fiscal year, a totalof 1,311 applications we reprocessed bythe Secretary's s t af f. The Commissionheard 836 cases.

In addition to his other duties, theSecretary acts as property manager for theCommission. He must maintain a completeinventory of Commission properties and isresponsible for the purchase of new sup­plies and equipment for all divisions of theCommission.

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regulatory con t r 0 1 s over transportationoperations in this State. It is the duty ofthe Public Service Commission to f u 1f iIIthose regulatory obligations in matters con­cerned with bus~ truck and railroad trans­portation services.

Most transportation-related activitiesof the Commission are the immediate re­.?ponsibility of the Office of Transportation.The Director of Transportation is respon­sible to the Commission for all mat t e r sconcerned with the regulation of motor car­riers and for rates and services of railroadcompanies. Other railroad matters underCommission jurisdiction (s u c h as safetyregulations) are handled through the Officeof Utilities.

During the period of this annual re­port, George Fox has s e r v e d the Com­mis sion as D ire c tor of Transportation~

Mr. Fox was named Director with the re­organization program of the Commissionwhich began in 1966.

Included in the scope of duties of theOffice of Transportation are:

Enforcement of Missouri Bus & TruckLaw and the rules and regulations ofthe Commission:The ann u a 1 sale of motor carrierlicense stickers:Maintenance of insurance records:Tariffs and time schedules:Rates and services of all transporta­tion agencies subject to Commissionjurisdiction,

GEORGE FOXDirector of Transportation

These respective are a s of respon­sibilityare assigned to an appropriate sec­tion under a Sec t ion Chief. The SectionChief reports to the Director of Transporta­tion. who is responsible to the Commissionfor the acti~ns and work assignments with­in the various sections.

The principal duties and obligationsof each section, as well as a descriptionofa number of projects and completed pro­grams occurring during the period of thisreport will he found in the following resumeof the activities of the Office of Transpor­tation.

O~gan~za~~onal Change~

A major rev i s ion of the Office ofTransportation occurred during the periodcovered by this accounting of Commissionactivities.

On May 10, 1968, HenryO. Reinhardt,Chief Rate Expert, retired after more than20 years with the Commission. Duties pre­viously assigned to the Rates and ServicesSection. under Mr. Reinhardt's supervision.

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OPERATING RIGHTS SECTIONThe Section of Operating Rights was

ere ate d to more efficiently and expedi­tiously handle matters reI ate d to motorcarrier authorities. Ray N. Allmon waspromoted to Chief of this section.

This section is charged with theduty and responsibility of m a i n t a i n i ngcomprehensive records concerning the op­erating authorities of every intrastate mo­tor carrier authorized to conduct intrastatetransporation s e r vic e s with the State ofMissouri. The section must also maintainrecords of permits issued to carriers en­gaged exclusively in interstate commerceon Missouri highways.

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The maintenance of these records is

essential to the succ essful administrationof economic transportation reg u 1at ion.Through these records the Commission canascertain wh en an immediate and urgentneed for motor carrier service merits the. f th .t I r h llIssuance 0 temporary au art y-- a ruscertification in the pub 1i c interest. Theinitial recommendation to grant or extenda temporary motor carrier authority comesto the attention of the Commission from thissection.

Since the creation of this section earlythis fiscal year, 163 orders recommendingthe disposal of temporary authority applica­tions were issued.

The Operating Rig h t s Section ex­amined 127, applications for t ran s fer ofauthorities involving certificated carriers.In each instance, a statement of the oper­ating rights involved in the case was out­lined in detail. This s e r vic e expedites

the issuing of a PSC order, ass u res thecorrect restatement of the operating rightsfor the transferor and protects the stabilityof the transportation industry.

Applications for new or additional au­thority are e x ami ned by the OperatingRights Section. After examination and in­vestigation, an appropriate description ofthe aut h 0 r it Y sought is prepared. Thisdescription is pUb 1ish e d in the monthlyTruck Notice Register issued by the Sec­retary's Office.

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Persormel from this section assistthe Commission's legal staff and its hearingexaminers by rev i e wing each proposedCom m iss ion order concerned with thegranting of new or additional intrastate au­thority. This e f for t is in the interest ofuniformity of the statement of operatingrights and to eliminate ambiguity.

RATES &SERVICES SECTION

The Rates and Services Sec t ion isheaded by Robert F. Hencey who was pro­moted to the position of Chief following thereorganization of the department.

The responsibility for assisting andadvising the Commission in its adminis­tration of the t ask of governing rates ands e r vic e s of railroads, street railways,ex pre S s and pullman car companies andfreight and passenger motor carriers is as­signed to this Section.

Under the Missouri statutes, all car­riers must publish, post and file with theCommission a schedule of rates, fares andcharges applicable to the services w hi c hthey perform. These publications must beexamined by personnel of the Rates Sectionto determine whether or not the scheduleconforms to the s cop e of authority in thecase of motor carriers, whether there isreasonable compliance with the tariff rulesand regulations and to otherwise determinethe reasonableness of any proposed changesin the pUblished rates. When it is the opin­ion of the Section personnel that the publicinterest maybe adversely affected, recom­mendation is made to the Commission thatthe changes be suspended for investigationand that the matter be assignedfor hearing.

All inquiries and informal complaintsconcerning closing of stations. discontinu­ance of train service or other changes infreight or passenger train s e r vic e s arefirst referred to this Section. Most of theseinquiries and informal complaints can behandled informally, but some require ex­tensive investigation and result in formalproceedings before the Commission or bythe Interstate Commerce Com m iss ion.This Section endeavors to keep informed asto transportation conditions throughout thenation and maintains extensive files of in­terstate rail and motor carrier tariffs andstatistical data from other State Commis­sions~ the Interstate Comme!'ce Commis­sion and various transportation agencies.Inquires are frequently ref err e d to thisSection from 0 the r divisions of the Stateand the tariffs and statistical data availablein this Section are invaluable in providingneeded information.

This Section a 1 s 0 is responsible toreceive, examine and maintain the file ofmotor carrier annual and quarterly reports.Data reflecting the economic and financialconditions in the mot 0 r carrier industryare compiled from the carrier's annual re­ports and have been m a i n t a i ned by thisSection for several years.

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16. 1968. effective January 26. 1968. inCase T-25. 712. motor carriers were re­quired to establish effective February 1.1968. increased minimum charges and in­creased class rates. These increases wereto supersede and cancel emergency sur­charges theretofore prescribed by the Com­mission's Interim Report andOrder enteredin this Case on July 27. 1967.

These freight rat e increases wereauthorized after full he a ring before theCommission for the purpose of offsettingincreased costs of operation and to permita more equitable return based upon unsat­isfactoryoperating results for prior years.The increases amounted to approximately15% for less-truckload class rates and 4%for truckload class rat e s and were esti­mated to produce an average increase inMissouri in t r a s tat e revenues for suchcarriers of 11. 9%.

Although the full measure of increas­es in rates and charges authorized by the'

Interstate Com"merce Commission -for thenation's railroads were in effect in Missourifor this year, such increases were madethe subject of an investigation proceedingsas to the reasonableness of such increasedfreight rates and c h a r g e s and by Orderdated June 25. 1968 in Cas e No. 16, 336.the Commission has set the matter for pub­lic hearing on September 25, 1968, andnotice has been sent to all known interestedparties,

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Motor bus operators that operate onregular routes are required to publish andfile wit h the Commission time schedulesshowing the arrival and departure time ateach point authorized to be served. It isalso necessary that these schedules be ex­amined to determine what changes are be­ing made and whether or not such changesmay adversely affect the public. Duringthe year. 90 new bus time schedules w€rereceivet;i and examined. Chang~s that -areproposed in such time schedules are calledto the attention of the officials in the af­fected communities and 0 the r w i s e pub­licized in order that any opposition to theproposed schedule changes may be broughtto the attention of the Commission and sothat the Commission can determine whetheror not a hearing is desirable. Wheneversubstantial protest is made. it is the policyto suspend tne pro po sed change pendingdetermination of the propriety of the pro­posed change. Oftentimes, however. whenthe carriers are advised of protest or op­position to the changes. they will withdrawor offer alternate proposals to satisfy theprotestants without the necessity for for­mal proceedings.

By statute. carriers are required togive the Commission and pub 1 i c 30 daysnotice when effecting changes in rates and

fares. By Commission r u 1 e J at least 15days notice is requiredfor effecting changesin time schedules. However. the Commis­sion may. for good cause. allow suchchanges on shorter notice or permit depart­ure from tariff making rules. During thepast year, the Section received. consideredand disposed of 141 applications for specialauthority to depart from the tariff circularrequirements or to make changes on shortnotice.

Contract carriers operating un de rpermits iss u e d by the Commission arer e qui red to file a copy of their contractwith each shipper. Each new or amendedcontract is examined by the Rates Sectionto determine whether the rat e s, chargesand 0 the r provisions are reasonable andprop'er and that the contract other,,::,ise con-.forms to the authorization of the carrier.

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Railroads and mot 0 r carriers arerequired tofile with each new tariff sched­ule a statement of the changes being madein their rates and charges and the reasonstherefor. When, in the opinion of the Sec­tion, any change in rate or other tariff pro­vision would seem to adversely affect thepublic interest. a recommendation is madeto the Com ill iss ion that the new tariffschedule be suspended and an investigationinstituted so that determination can be madeas to the reasonableness and propriety ofthe proposed rates or charges. During thepast year, 18 recommended orders institu­ting or disposing of investigation and sus­pension cases were prepared in this Sectionfor consideration by the Commission.

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were suspended and the matter was assignedCas e B-25, 793. The Commission aftercom pIe t i ng its investigation authorizedsome small and medium sized carriers toincrease fares, but found th a t the major

carriers did not prove the need for addi­tional rev e n u e sand r e qui red themto cancel suspended tariffs. All carriers irrcreased express rates May I, 1968. Duringthis period charter -rates of most carrierswere increased slightly in an at t em p t tooffset rising costs of operation. Trenton­8t. Joseph Coaches, after suffering a fin­ancial loss in the operation due to the lackof patronage, requested the Commission tocancel its certificate between Monroe Cityand Kansas Cit:[, however,. Missouri Tran­sit Lines, bas e d at Moberly, applied forand received authority to serve bet wee nMoberly and Kansas City and very few pat­rons were left without service. Greyhoundcon tin u edits nonstop service betweenSt. Louis and Kansas City and reduced theoperating time from four hours and fifteenminutes to three hours fifty-nine minutes.Greyhound in April 1968 inaugurated directservice to Fort Leonard Wood 0 n severalregular buses operating between 81. Louisand Joplin, providing improved service tomilitary personnel by eliminating.the trans­fer formerly made at Waynesville.

A slight decline occurred in the earn­ings of the major carriers whose costs aremounting faster than revenues.

In comparing statistics of 9 m a j 0 rcarriers during the yea r s 1965 and 1967when no large Missouri carrier was ham­pered by a strike, it is noted that since 1965,the year of the last general increase in in­trastate passenger fares,· the carriers haveoperated 190,928 fewer regular route milesand h a v e transported I, 585, 686 fewerreg u 1 a r route passengers, but have in­creased regular route revenues $7.015,476.Revenues from charter and express haveincreased steadily in recent years but thecombined revenues from all sources havefailed to equal increased expenses causedprimarily by increased labor costs.

The dow n war d trend in passengertrain service continued during the past year.The St. Louis- San Francisco Railway Com­pany was authorized to discontinue its tworemaining passenger trains in Missouri andthe Missouri P~cific applied to discontinueits remaining service between St. Louis andKansas City. The Commission authorizedthe Norfolk and Western Railway to discon­tinue Trains 203 and 212 between St. Louisand K ans a s City.

Due to increased operating cos t s ,Railway Express Agency. commonly refer­red to as REA, was allowed to increase itsco ill mod i t Y and class rates. EffectiveApril 1, 1968, REA converted its operationsalmost entirely to trucks. The change wasmade following an emergency grant of au­thority from the Interstate Commerce Com­.mission to convert its operation throughoutthe country to a so - call e d rrHub Plan" .REA's application for corresponding tempo­rary intrastate operating rights was set forpublic hearing July 9, 1968, and the com­pany placed an embargo on intrastate ex­press s hip ill e n t s to numerous points inMissouri pending decision on its applicationfor motor carrier authority.

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year ago due to the a c qui sit ion of theMissouri and Hlinois Bridge and Belt Rail­road Company by the Chicago, Burlingtonand Quincy Railroad Company effective nearthe end of last year.

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A.T. & S.F. Ry. Co. 307.15 197.85 26.54 36.74 58.87 627.15

C.B. & Q. RR. Co. 1,283.61 31. 80 140.48 342.61 1,798.50

C.G.W. Ry. Co. 101.22 3.61 9.11' 20.42 134.36

C.M. St. P & P RR. Co. 155.81 57.47 12.45 30.31 104.88 360.92

C.R.I. & P. RR. Co. 509.88 66.00 27.60 46.09 125.30 774.87

G.M. & O. RR. Co. 245.07 11. 64 46.69 50.06 353.46

LT. RR. Co. 2.54 .41 9.45 12.40

K.C.S. Ry. Co. 202.29 10.33 48.54 120.46 381. 62

M-I RR. Co. 238.96 24.56 26.14 23.55 313.21

M-K-T RR. Co. 391. 26 1. 45 37.16 85.88 515.75

Mo. Pac. RR. Co. 1,360.05 199.65 3.29 166.40 541.47 2,270.86

St. L-S.F. Ry. Co. 1,379.26 31.10 162.76 393.73 1,966.85

St. L. S.W. Ry. Co. 219.09 14.79 20.12 26.22 280.22

U.P. RR. Co. 1. 98 1.54 -- 5.78 11. 96 21. 26

N. & W. Ry. Co. 637.47 74.93 13 .40 107.26 251. 76 1,084.82

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of Transportation was created to com batillegal transportation of goods and passen­gers in commercial vehicles and to promotesafety on Missouri highways.

A staff of field investigators. headedby J. Sidney Schanbacher, Chief Enforce­ment Officer. is responsible for attainingthe goals of the Commission regarding en­forcement of motor carrier rules and regu­lation. Since Enforcement Officers h a v eno power of arrest, a close liaison betweenthe Commission staff and the Missouri State

Highway Pat r 0 1 is maintained. It is theresponsibility of the Patrol to make arrestsfor violations of Commission law. r u 1 e sand regulations.

Ten field investigators made up thefield investigators staff of the EnforcementSection d uri n g the period of this report.Those field men are con tin u ally activethroughout their assigned territories withinthe State striving to eliminate illegal ship­ping and m a k e Missouri highways safe.These investigators check equipment on theroads of Missouri and at wei g h t stationsalong S tat e highways. In fulfilling theirdaily duties, they strengthen the goals of

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From July 1. 1967 through June 30.19B 8. the staff of enforcement 0 f fie e r sdrov:e a total of 213. 7:-:15 miles in the per­formance of their 0 f fie i a 1 duties. Theymade a total of I, 828 contacts with certi­ficated motor carriers and checked 1. 620trucks. In add i t ion to 411 investigationassignments. they investigated 21 seriousaccidents involving certificated carriers.

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Field investigators are trained for thetask of enforcing Missouri's laws. rules andregulations. All are graduates of nationaltraining seminars which include both econ­omic and safety regulation instruction.

Missouri's enforcement officers haveattended safety training seminars conductedby the Department of Transportation. Fed­eral Highway Administration. Bur e a u ofMotor Carrier Safety and are well- qualifiedto make rigid safety inspections of motorequipment to assure its safe operation con­dition.

The Mis sou r i Commission, somethree years ago, held the pilot progri::lffi forofficers. Following that initial school inMissouri, six regional economic trainingseminars and two regional safety seminarshave beenheld. These eight seminars weresponsored by the National Conference ofS tat e Transportation Specialists. Mem­bers of Mis sou r i I S Commission and allmembers of the enforcement section havecompleted these training seminars. BothMr. Fox. the D ire c tor of the Cffice ofTransportation. and Mr. Schanbacher,

Chief Enforcement Officer. have partici­pated in these seminars as instructors.

At the writing of this report, the rulesand regulations of the Public Service Com­mission Bus & Truck law are being revisedto more closely conform with those rulesand regulations of other state commissionsand the federal regulatory agencies.

This rev i s ion was necessary fol­lowing Missouri1s participation in two co­operative agreements. one with the Inter-

. state Commerce Commission and anotherwit h the Department of Transportation,Federal Highway Administration. (The of­ficial signing of this agreement was issuedon September 17. 1968. but the PSC orderconcerning the agreement was iss u e d onApril 30, 1968).

The cooperative agreement with theInterstate Commerce C.ommission was en­tered into by Missouri in February of 1967in com p 1 ian c e with Public Law 89 - 1 70.That law promotes uniformity in regulationof mot 0 r carriers throughout the UnitedStates.

One safety regulation which was ori­ginated by the Interstate Commerce Com­mission is an "Out-of- Service" program.This program provides that any motor car­rier vehicle which is found to be unsafe tooperate is declared !lout - of - service 'l byenforcement officers. That unit will not beallowed to operate until the n e c e s s a r yrepairs to said vehicles are made. Defec­tive steering. brakes. lighting and tires arethe principal it ems checked in safety in­spections by enforcement officers in thefield.

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Rigid enforcement of PSC regulatoryrequirements wit h the cooperation of the IPatrol is cutting down illegal~ unsafe com-mercial traffic on our highways.

investigators with state personnel enforcingeconomic and safety regulations for motorcarriers.

The two joint agreements have beenthe outgrowth of numerous conferences withvarious state transportation Officials; reg­ulatory commissioners; the Department ofTransportation and th e Interstate Com­merce Commission.

Uniformity of requirements acrossthe nation plus the exchange of informationfor purposes of strengthening enforcementwill result in the elimination of many "gray!!are a s in the commercial transportationfield. It will help prevent a carrier frominadvertently operating his vehicles in vio­lation and keep him aware of the purposeof economic regulation which protects thecarrier ~ shipper and the public.

on routine visits at the offices of carriersin their areas.

The Commission keeps the HighwayPatrol informed of those certificated car­riers f ou n d in violation of some PSC re­quirement. The P S C a~so furnishes thePatrol with a monthly r 'Patrol Letter'r whichlists new authorities and changes or trans­fers of old authorities.

The Highway Patrol sup p 1 i e s theCommission wit h copies of its !Iviolationreports" involving commercial motor ve­hicles. These reports are forwarded to theEnforcement Section for review. The fieldinvestigator then receives copies of viola­tions which have occurred in his territory.The Interstate Commerce Commission andthe Department of Transportation are sentcopies of these reports when interstate in­terest arises. If the carrier involved isfrom another state~ that state receives acopy of the reported violation from the PSCstaff.

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Missouri statutes require that motorcarriers operating vehicles 0 n Missourihighways file evidence of insurance for theprotection of the pub 1 i c. The InsuranceSection of the Office of Transportation isresponsible for handling all matters per­taining to the fulfillment of these require­ments. Miss Marguerite Smith is the ChiefInsurance Clerk.

Bodily· injury, liability and propertydamage insurance must be carried by allmotor carriers operating on Missouri high­ways and in addition, common carriers au­thorized to engage in intrastate commercemust file with the Commission evidence ofcargo damage insurance. Un d e r specialcircumstances, the Commission may waivethe requirement of cargo insurance. Thisis normally done only if the cargo is of re­latively low val u e . By agreement of theshippers involved, cargo insurance cover­age may be waived for contract carriers.

Upon demonstrating sufficient finan­cial qualifications as deemed necessary bythe Commission, a motor carrier may beauthorized to act as a self-insurer. It isthe responsibility of the Insurance Sectionto see t hat an appropriate certificate 0 finsurance is received for each new carriergranted operating rig h t s and that appro­priate insurance is maintained by all car­riers.

As a matter of public protection, theCommission requires that insurance com­panies must give at least 30 days' notice ofcancellation of insurance. Upon receipt ofany such notice of cancellation, the Insur­ance Sec t ion notifies the carrier whosepol icy has been cancelled approximately

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30 days in advance that notice of its insur­ance cancellation has been received and thatunless evidence of appropriate co~/"erageisreceived on or before the effective date ofsuch cancellation, that its operating rightswill be suspended.

If evidence of insurance is not re­ceived prior to the date of cancellation, thecarrier's right to operate on Missouri high­ways is sus pen de d. If a new insurancecertificate is not filed within a reasonableperiod, usually about six months, an orderis issued di r e c t i ng the carrier to showcause why its operating authority should notbe revoked for failure to maintain evidenceof insurance. The Insurance Section alsosends semiannually reminders to those car­riers which have been authorized to be se1£­insurers to submit current financial state­ments evidencing qualifications as s elf­insurers.

In most instances carriers that areadvised of their ins u ran c e cancellationpromptly arrange for new coverage. Outof 2, 700 cancellation notices sent out bythe Insurance Section in the past year ~ .ap­propriate insurance was filed prior to can­cellation in 1 ~ 532 instances, but the oper­ating rights of I, 168 carriers were sus­pended in the year, 784 carriers had beenreinstated by the end of the fiscal year.

If, alter haVing been suspended forsix months or so, a carrier has not fileda certUicate on insurance in accordancewith the Com m iss ion requirements, anorder is issued directing it to 11 show cause ll

why its authority should notbe revoked forfailure to maintain insurance. During thepast year, as a result of such proceeding,the operating rights of 651 carriers wererevoked for failing to maintain evidence ofLnsurance.

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To insure that appropriate coverageis provided, each certificate is carefullyexamined by the Insurance Section to makesure that the name and address on the in­surance certificate corresponds to that onthe permit heldby such carriers. Needlessto say, with the hundreds of insurance com­panies involved and the thousands of car­riers involved, it is necessary to ret urnmany of the certificates for correction.During the year, however. a total of 4, 052such certificates were'received. approvedand filed,

Occasionally, in order to enable theinstit~tionof motor carrier operations witha minimum of delay. telegram binders fromthe insurance company are a c c e pte d astemporary coverage for periods up to 30days pending receipt of an appropriate in­surance certificate.

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The License and Records Sec t ion,headed by Mrs. Judith Kolb i Chief LicenseClerk, is responsible for the issuance ofannual license stickers. This sectionmustalso handle the replacement of mutilated,damaged or worn license stickers as out­lined in the rules of the Commission.

An annual license sticker is requiredon all motor carrier v e h i c 1 e s operatingunder certificates or permits issued by thisCommission. The exception to this rule issuch vehicles which are operated by resi­dents of states with which this Commissionhas a reciprocal agreement. Reciprocityagreements with 27 states were in e ff e c tduring the period of this report.

Du r i n g the year of this report, atotal of $863, 573 was collected from PSClicense fee s. That figure is an increaseof 6.1% over the $813,942 collected theprevious fiscal year.

The instigation of telegraphic author­ity in advance of the issuance of PSC stick­ers was a new service of this section thisyear. The motor carrier could telephonethe Commission, advise the License Sec­tion of his need for Ii c ens e sticker andtelegraph the fee to the Commission. Inreturn, a telegram stating that the fee hadbeenreceived and sticker on its way affordsthe carrier authority to move his equipmentprior to the actual receipt of the sticker.

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TRUCK BUS GRAND TOTAL

July, 1967 $ 1B, 148. 00 $ 650.00 $ 18, 798. 00

August, 1967 17,357.00 475.00 17,832.00

September, 1967 15,423.00 325. 00 15, 748. 00

October, 1967 9,309.00 150, 00 9, 459. 00

November, 1967 5, 265. 00 200.00 5,465.00

December, 1967 ..t..o-'.... l... 442, 183. 00 43,970.00 486, 153. 004"''1--'"''

January, 1968 149, 656. 00 4,375.00 154, 031. 00

February, 1968 39,888.00 600.00 40,488.00

March, 1968 24, 042. 00 225.00 24,267.00

April, 1968 34, 112.00 '175. 00 34,287.00

May, 1968 3~~, 942. 00 875.00 33, 817.00

June, 1968 22, 528. 00 700.00 23,228.00

TOTAL $810, 853. 00 $ 52, 720. 00 $ 863, 573. 00

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Revenue for deposit by the State Treasureri~ the Highway Fund. Collections per monthwere as follcrw'S:- ,

$439, 150. 00

The bus and t r u c k case f i 1 e s arema~ntainedby this Section. All the appli-.cations. 0 r de r s and correspondence andpleadings related thereto for each carrierare maintained in separate files. A casefile is m a in t a in e d for each carrier andmany are quite voluminous. Files are alsomaintained for all motor car r i e r appli­cations to the Interstate Commerce Com­mission covering operations into the Stateof Missouri.

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George G. Fox Di rectorLoretta Fitzpatrick Secretary to Mr. Fox

Rates and Services Section

Robert F. Hencey Chief Rate ExpertG. H. Ha ven s Ra te Expe rtRobert K. Buell Rate ExpertEdward Fritsch Accountant AnalystCar 0 1 L. Be r end zen . . . . . . . . . . . . . C1e r k Sten 0 grap he r I I I

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Ray N. Allmon ........•.... , Chief-Operating RightsRobert l. Witthar Rate ExpertHenrietta C. Rouse .•.•....•...... Clerk Stenographer II

License and Records Section

Judith A. Kolb ................•... Chief License ClerkLucille DeBroeck .......•............. Clerk Typist IIIDoris D. Bossaller ................•.. Clerk Typist IIILorenzer Sears Clerk Typist III

Insurance Section

Marguerite Smith , ......•.. Cbief Insurance ClerkCarolyn S. Hatch Clerk Typist IIIBernice H. Hoelscher Clerk Typist II

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J.Sidney Schanbacher Chief Enforcement OfficerBarbara J. Bahr Clerk Stenographer IIIHarry E. Borland ..................• ~Field Inspector IJimmy F. Brackett Field Inspector IIBilly J. Broyles , Field Inspector IRobert M. Eberting Field Inspector IJames M. Kearnes ........•.........•. Field Inspector IGeorge E. Phipps ......•••....••. ~ .. Field Inspector IIBernard J. Scheve Field Inspector IILewis B. Swiney .....•............... Field Inspector IRalph M. Toalson Field Inspector IIWalter C. Walton ....•............... Field Inspector I

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with the 1966 reorganization of the Commis­sion. The purpose was to better coordinatethe activities of personnel involved in theprocedures of utility regulation and rail­road safety matters. F. Do Hequembourg,a former Com m iss ion engineer, is theDirector of the Office of Utilities.

It is the d u t Y of the Director to actas an intermediary official of the Commis­sion. He is d ire c t 1y responsible to theCommission for the actions of personnel inall sections of this Office.

The Office of Utilities is divided intotwo dis tin c t departmental divisions: theAccounting Department and the EngineeringDepartment. The Chief Accountant headsthe Accounting Department and the Engi­neering Department is headed by the ChiefEng in e e r. Both are responsible to theDirector of Utilities.

The Accounting and Engineering De­partments' responsibilities are outlined inthe opening paragraphs of the reports from'those respective divisions in this sectionof the annual report. A detailed accountingof the activities of each de par t men t isincluded.

It is the direct responsibility of theDirector of Utilities to coordinate the pro­grams and proj ects of the Engineering andAccounting Departments and to report tothe C 0 ill m iss ion any recommendationswhich result from investigations, studiesand audits made by the s t a f f of these de­partments.

F,D, HEQUEMBOURGDirector of Utilities

It is the duty of the Director of Utili­ties to assign investigations into any facetof public utility operation under Commis­sion j uri s d i c t ion. He can call for theinventory of all physical properties usedand useful in pub 1 i c utility service whensuch a stu dy is deemed necessary by theCommission. He calls for the examinationof the financial structure of a utility or anaudit of its books when the information isuseful to the Commissiotis decision.

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The Public Service Commission usesthe staff of experts from the Office of Utili­ties to fulfill its regulatory obligations in­volved in utility mat t e r s. Through thisOffice, the Commission is kept advised ofsuch matters as the economic feasibility ofservice ext ens ion s or plant expansionsproposed by a utility company. It is thestaff from this Office that outlines depre­ciation reserve recommendations. Rat eof return is determined by this staff; se­curity issues are evaluated and originalcost studies are made, to list a few of thenumerous responsibilities of the Office.

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The de par t men t comprehensivelyreviews each Annual Report. Where prob­lem areas are noted, the staff communicateswit h the company to ascertain additionalinformation for clarification, thus attemp­ting to perfect the report and make it moreuseful to its readers.

During the review of the Annual Re­ports the staff not e s the utilities needingadd i t ion a 1 Commission assistance, andareas in w hi c h the utilities are h a vi n gdifficulties in completing their Annual Re­ports. As are suI t, the staff assists the

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utilities in correcting the various errorsand informs them as to the proper steps tobe t a ken to accurately complete the An­nual Reports. The assistance is accomp­lished either by correspondence or, in themore serioUS cases, by an actual field visitby the staff.

Audi~~ & Examina~ion~

The per son n e 1 of the departmentperform their duties regarding audits andexaminations both in the office and in thefield. The purpose of th e s e audits is todetermine the original cost of the propertyuse d and usefu,l in public service and thefinancial condition of the utilities. Thedepartment also furnishes accounting guid­ance and assistance to the utilities. Thisdata developed is utilized by the Commis­sion in the cas e s coming before it and in

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For the fiscal year 1968-69 the Com­mission assessed the vaT i ou s groups ofutilities as follows:

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The cost accounting sec t ion of thedepartment allocates the assessments tovarious utilities, using as its base the prioryear's gross revenues. Subsequent to thecomputation of the individual current year'sassessments, th e s e are presented to theCommission for approval. The departmentthen prepares and mails the assessments.

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During the fie 1 d work in the fiscalyear 1 9 6 7 - 6 8 numerous deviations wer enoted and ex c e p t ion s were taken to theaccounting distribution of specific it emsrecorded in the boo k s of the companies.The s e deviations and exceptions in mostcases necessitated adjustments to the ac­counts.

The Commission is 0 n e of the fewself- supporting governmental agencies andcollects the revenues with which it conductsits varied operations from the entire groupof regulated utilities. The Commission isdirected annually to assess each utility inaccordance with the provisions of Section386.370 R. S. Mo., 1967 Supp., effectiveJune 1, 1967.

Subsequent to that directive the Com­m iss ion, on June 28, 1968, entered itsOrder in Cas e No. 11,110, SupplementalOrder No. 22, in w hi chit estimated theamount of its expenses for the fiscal year1968-69 at $1,260,357.

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At the conclusion of this fiscal yearthere remained in the Public Service Com­mission Fund $441, 804, which has not beenexpended by the Commission for va rio u sreasons. The principal cause being t hatrecruiting of professional employees couldnotbe initiated unless and until needed fundswere appropriated and such positions couldnot be filled until qualified personnel weresecured. This money is ratably deductedfrom the current year's estimated expendi­tures, and the utilities are subsequentlyassessed a sufficient amount to conduct theoperations of the Commission for the ensu­ing fi s c al year; hence, the Commissionwill need $818,553 ($1,260,357-$441,804)'

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Authority fee s are assessed to theuti li t Y subsequent to the issuance of theCommission's Report and Order authorizingthe utility to issue its capital securities.

During the fiscal year utility authorityand miscellaneous fee s of $119,027 and$8,945, respectively. were collected. Thecollection of these fees, totaling $127,972in the fi s c al year 1967-68 represents anincrease of 36. 8% and 40% over that of thefiscal years of 1966-67 and 1965-66.

All authority and miscellaneous feesare credited directly to the State GeneralRevenue Fund.

Chien Accountant Bob Semb,~ight, goe~ ove~ an audit with Ha~vey

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Current practices of the departmentare to employ only professional Account­ants who h a v e obtained a college degree.There are a few individuals in the depart­ment who have not as yet obtained a collegedegree. They are currently attending nightschool at a recognized university in anendeavor to obtain a college degree, andtheir experience in the field of regulationsis such that they are val u e d members ofour staff.

All members of the staff have beenurged to continue their educationby readingcur r e n t periodicals, technical bulletins,etc., and, if they desire. to continue theircollege education in an endeavor to obtainthe next higher degree.

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During the fiscal year the Commis­sion has m a i n t a i ned close contact andcooperated with Federal and oth er Stateregulatory agencies in connection with jointproblems relative to the Missouri investor­owned utilities.

The department is constantly beingcalled upon for assistance and informationby those regulated, as well as the generalpublic, and, when not in conflict with Com­mission policy, such assistance and infor­mation are fur n ish e d. The departmentworks in close coo per at ion with otherdepartments within the Commission, andmany of the results a chi eve d have beenthrough the cooperation and ass is tan c efrom these other departments.

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Office' of Utilities is headed by Richard A.Keiselbach. Chief Engineer. A staff ofengineers and technicians trained and ex­perienced in specialized fields are requiredto fulfill the responsibilities of this depart­ment. A number of the staff are registeredprofessional engineers.

The Engineering Department is res­ponsible for the review of tariffs filed byelectric. gas. s team heating. telegraph.telephone. water and sewer utilities oper­ating in Missouri under the jurisdiction ofthe Commission. This department makesoriginal cost appraisals and related studiesof the physical pro per tie s of regulatedutilities. It determines and recommendsdepreciation accrual rates and makes de­preciation reserve requirement studies todetermine if the depreciation reserve re­corded by a utility is ad e qua t e. It alsoinvestigates matters concerned with rail­road safety and studies proposed construc­tion and safety installations at intersectionsof road and rail.

During the period of this report, theEngineering Department com [ll e ted fivetelephone and one gas depreciation studies.Commission Orders were w r itt e n basedupon depreciation ace r u a 1 rate studiesmade by the engineering staff. Eight de­preciation reserve studies we remade todetermine if a utility! s recorded depreci­ation reserve was ad e qua teat the sametime original cost studies were completed.

The Engineering Department this fis­cal year. completed eight 0 rig ina 1 coststudies. Included were five water companystudies and t h r e e sewer studies. Theseoriginal cost appraisals were made to de­termine original cost of the uti 1 t i Y plant"used and useful,r in the rendering of ser-

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vice to the public. Original cost studies arevital to the determination of the proper ratebase for a utility.

At the writing of this annual report.engineers are engaged in making trendedoriginal cost studies of three large waterutility companies which have filed for in­creased rates. Commission engineers willbe required to testify before the Commis-

. sion at hearings on these cases.

The staff of the Engineering Depart­ment devotes a considerable amount of itstime to informal conferences with officialsand representatives of utility and railroadcompanies. These conferences are nec­essary in order that many of the problemsconfronting companies under Commissionregulation be solved without formal pro­ceedings.

Th e Department is responsible forreviewing Session Orders and Reports andOrders of the Commission which pertain toutility or railroad cases. Often th e staif

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4ec04d On comptain~~ 4eeeivedn~om u~itity eu~tome4~. The IEnginee~ing Vepa4tment main-tain~ a complete ea4d nile 06aLl eomplaint~ a.nd ~ eltvic.e 1-1nqui!tie~. At the eon6e4encetable, Chien Engineelt Kie~el-

ba.ch, cente4-no~eg!tound, and IJohn Richey, hi~ a.AAiAtant, _~hown 6acing the camena., di~-

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prepares the rough drafts of such orders Ifor the Commission.

Another responsibility of the Engi­neering Department is the processing ofcustomers' complaints. Th e departmentanswers. investigates and files each inquiryand complaint received fro m utility cus­tomers concerning service. rates and soforth.

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During the period of this report, thedepartment w rot e approximately 2, 100letters in reply to com p 1 a in t s, servicerequests, tariffs, railroad safety, inad­equate service, accounting or billing dis­putes, depreciation rat e s, original coststudies and numerous other miscellaneoussubjects. Many of the complaints or dis­putes are resolved by per s 0 nn e I of theEngineering Department through commun­ications with company and customer. Somecomplaints require fie 1 d investigation bydepartment personneL Other complaintshave resulted in hearings before the Com­mission for final resolution. The staff isusually called upon to provide expert test­imony at such hearings.

Engineers of the department arecalled up 0 n to investigate any natural ormechanical phenomenon which cause majorservice disruptions in utility or railroadoperations. Electrical power outages, gasexplosions, accidents and so forth are ex­emplary of such emergency investigations.A report is mad e to the Commission fol­lowing these investigations.

During the past year, staff engineersassisted the Commission in the formulationand adoption of orders and directives whichwill promote the safe operation of variousutilities in Missouri.

Several members of the departments e r v e on the Governor's Emergency Re­sources Management Plan as key operatingofficials. This plan was established for theevent of a nuclear attack or natural disaster.

As this report is being written, the90th Co ng res s, in its 2nd Session, haspassed an Act known as the 'INatural Gas

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Pipeline Safety Act of 1968 1' , and it is ex­pected that the Pre sid e n t of the UnitedStates will sign the Act at an early date.

The Ga~ Sa6ety Act

Section 3 (a) of the Act provides thatas soon as practicable, but not later thanthree months aft e r the enactment of thisAct, the Secretary shall, by order, adoptas interim minimum Federal safety stand­ards for pipeline facilities and the transpor­tation of gas in each state the state stand­ards regulating pipeline facilities and thetransportation of gas within such State onthe date of enactment of t his Act. In anystate in which no such standards are in ef­fect, the Secretary shall. by order, estab­lish interim Federal safety standards forpipeline facilities and the transportation ofgas in such state which shall be such stand­ards as are common to a majority of stateshaving safety standards for the transporta­tion of gas and pipeline facilities on suchdate. Interim standar ds s h a 11 remain in

T.L.Selmon, Gene~al Manage~ 06Cha~~ton Valley Te..te.phone CoJtp.expla~n.6 plan~ &O~ upg!l.ad~ng .thec.o m)J anlf~ .6 y~ .tem 06 1g e.x c.ha.ng e.-6L~.6.ten~ng aJte: M~.HequemboU!l.g

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effect until amended or revoked pursuant·to this section. Any state agency may ad­opt such additional or more stringent stand­ards for pipeline facilities and the trans­portation of gas not subject to the jurisdic­tion of the Federal Power Com m iss ionun d e r the Natural Gas Act as are not in­compatible wit h the Fed era1 minimumstandards. but may not adopt or continuein force after the interim standards provi­ded for ab ove become effective any suchstandards applicable to interstate trans­mission facilities.

Section 3 (b) of the Act provides thatnot later than twenty-four months after theenactment of this Act. and fro m time totime thereafter. the Secretary s h a 11. byorder. establish minimum Federal safetystandards for the transportation of gas andpipeline facilities. Such standards mayap­ply to the design. installation. inspection.testing. construction, extension, operation,replacement, and maintenance of pipelinefacilities. Standards affecting the design.installation, construction, initial inspection.and initial testing shall not be applicable topipeline facilities in existence on the datesuch standards are adopted. "Whenever theSecretary shall find a particular facility tobe hazardous to life or property, he shallbe empowered to require the person opera­ting such facility to take such s t e p s nec­essary to remove such hazards.

With certain ex c e p t ion s the pro­visions of the Act shall not apply to pipelinefacilities and the transportation of gas (notsubject to the jurisdiction of the FederalPower Commission under the Natural GasAct) within a state when the safety stand­ards and practices applicable to same areregulated by a state age n c y (including amunicipality) which submits to the Secretaryan annual certification that sue h agency

(1) has regulatory jurisdiction 0 v e r thesaiety standards and practices of such pipe­line facilities and transportation of gas;(2) has adopted each Federal safety stand-·ard applicable to sue h pipeline facilitiesand transportation of gas established underthis Act as of the date of the certification;(3) is enforcing each s u c h standard; and(4) has the aut h 0 r it Y to require recordmaintenance. reporting, inspection sub ­stantially the same as are provided undersection 12 of the Act and filing for approvalof plans of inspection and maintenance des­cribed in section 11 of the Act.

The Missouri Public Service Com­mission has adopted s tan dar d s and hascommenced a program which should enable'it to ret ai n jurisdiction over the safetyaspects of gas utilities under its jurisdic­tion. This program m us t be acceleratedin order to ret a in jurisdiction on a statelevel.

The American Society of MechanicalEngineers has designated the Chief Engi­neer of the Commission as a Member of theASME Conference Group, which will makeitpossiblefor a representative of the Com­mission to participate in meetings of theStandards Committee, the Executive Com­ittee, and Section Committees of the USAStandards Committee B31.

RAILROAD SAFETY SECTIONThe primary concern of the Railroad

Safety Section of the Engineering Depart­ment is the safe 0 per at ion of railroadsthroughout the State of Missouri. To helpto insure the safe operation, personnel ofthe section spend a great deal of time in­specting railroad equipment, tracks, rail­road eros sing, guard rails. and sub­s tan dar d clearanc e s. Attention is also

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Deficiencies in a railroad operationwhich might be detrimental to safety and inviclation of the Commission's safety codeare reported to the Co ill m iss ion by theRailroad Saiety Section personnel. In mostinstances~ the deficiencies are correctedthrough correspondence wit h officials of'the companies.

When, after notification, a deficiencyis not corrected voluntarily by the railroadcompany, the matter is brought before theCommission wit h recommendations fromthe Engineering Department and the Rail­road Safety Sec t ion. If the Commissionfinds~ after hearing~ that its safety regu­lations have been violated, it may order thecompany to correct the condition and directits General Counsel to seek statutory pen­alties in the Civil courts.

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An important phase of th e Railroadsa!ety Section' s activities is the investi _.gation of any railroad accident from whichper s 0 na 1 injury or death results. Uponreceiving the report of s u chan accident,the supervisor or a field investigator in­spects the scene of the accident to deter-

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mine if the Commission's safety require­ments were violated.

Hazardous conditions causedby care­less loading operations, weeds and debriswhich might block vision at c r 0 s sing s ,faulty or inoperative warning signals andsubstandard clearances ar e safety itemsfor which the Railroad Safety Section mustalways 1::?e on the alert. These conditionsare recorded, often by photograp~ and arethen reported to the' Commission. TIleserecords and reports are often helpful in theevent a hearing is called for the purpose ofcorrecting a deficiency pertaining to rail­road safety.

Gove~no~'~ Comml~~ee

Because of his concern over the in­crease in the n u m b e r of grade crossingaccidents, Governor Warren E. Hearnesin 1966, named a special committee to in­vestigate the ups u r g e in grade crossingaccidents and recommend measures de­signed to reduce these accidents. PublicService Commission Chairman William R.Clark was designated chairman of. the Com­mittee •. and the Go v ern 0 r requested thePublic Service Commission and its staff toassist the committee in its investigations.

Last year, upon the recommendationof the Governor's Railroad-Highway GradeCrossing Committee, three sets of experi­mental grade crossing warning signals weredesigned and installed at crossings consid­ered to be dangerous.· A fourth signal wasinstalled during October, 1967. Thesecaution signals are a s tan dar d railroadcross buck with a 12 inc h flashing yellowbeacon placed abo v e and below the crossbuck. One signal is installed on each sideof the crossing and the alternately flashinglights operate continuously.

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Railroad Yard & Building Inspections . 78Grade Crossing Inspections. . .263

Railroad Equipment Inspections 57

Railroad Accident Inspections 6

Meetings with Railroad Officials 6Industrial Track Inspections. . .95

Meetings with Public Officials 74

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During this year the Public ServiceCommission approved the installation of15 flashing light railroads signals, 18 gradeseparations, and 6 new or relocated gradecrossings. Gates were ordered installedat 7 locations.

in use indicates t hat they affect the man­ner of approach to the crossing of a major­ity of the motorists. Most motorists haveslowed their vehicles and crossed the trackswith caution. These warning signals aremuch less expensive t han flashing lightsand if they prove to be effective they should.be a big factor in safety at crossings whichare not heavily traveled. After a full yearof operation, it is encouraging to rep 0 r tthat no accidents nave occurred at crossingsprotected by these signals. The consensusof 0 pin ion at this time is that use of theflashing yellow b e a con s will increase inthe future.

The following tabulation shows stat­istics relative to the activities of the Rail­road Safety Section of the Eng in e e ri ng

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RATES &RESEARCH DEPARTMENT

The p rim a r y responsibility of theRates and Research Department is the filingand maintenance of rates and tariffs for theregulated utilities operating in the State 0 fMissouri. T his department maintains a

.current file of utility rates, maps of certi­ficated areas. r u 1 e s and regulations foreach uti lit y. statistical information andother records which aid in utility regulation,·

All new tariff filings dealing with therates. rules and regulations for regulatedutility companies in the State of Missouriare initially ref err e d to the Rates andResearch Department for processing, Thedepartment staff first reviews the filing todetermine the extent in nature of the changesor additions proposed. Recommendationsare then made to other ill e m be r s of theCommission staff and to the Commissionregarding the tariff proposals. After theCommission has made its decision in mat­ters involVing rate and tar iff changes oradditions, the tariff processing procedureis completed and the tar iff filed or sus-

. pended for further study or public hearingsas ordered by the Commis.sion.

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During the period c a v ere d by thisreport. 2,371 tariff sheets were processeddealing with new tariff proposals, new rates,rate and tariff changes, and miscellaneoustariff information. During this period, 577letters were w r itt en acknowledging andtransmitting tariffs and answering inquiriesto the Commission regarding utility tariffs.Members of the department staff also handletariff inquiries made by telephone and inperson at the Commission offices.

In addition to the m a i n ten an c e ofptility tariffs, the Rates and Research De-

partment a Iso has the responsibility forinvestigating a majority of the utility cus­tomers' complaints and inquiries referredto the Commission concerning the rates,ru~es and regulations for the utility com­panies under Public Service Commissionjurisdiction. This yea r, approximately1.400 letters were written by members ofthe department s t af f in response to cus­tomer complaints and inquiries, and re­quests for information from utility companyofficials and other individuals. Many com­plaints and inquiries are a I s a handled bytelephone and direct contact at the Com­mission offices. A majority of the com­plaints and r e que s t s for informationreceived are.handled on a s t aft level andresolved by the transmittal of tariff infor-m a t ion and/or communication wit h theutility company involved. There are somecomplaints, however, which cannot becom pIe tel y resolved at the staff level,and these are referred to the CommissionLegal Department, or the Commission, forfurther action. In the event a pUblic hearingresults from rate and tariff comphints orfilings, the de par t men t staif aid s theGeneral Counsel and his staff in the pre­paration for the hearing .

A considerable am 0 un t of time isspent by the Rates and Research Depart­ment staif in conferences and discussionswith officials of utility companies. Theseconferences may deal with existing tariffs.new tariff proposals. br other matters re­lating to the rates, rules and regulationsof the utility com pan i e s. Good lines ofcommunicationbetween the staff and utilitycompany personnel help to assure that alltariffs submitted are in proper form andcomply with the G en era1 Orders of theCommission, and the laws of the State ofMissouri.

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The Rates and Research Departmentcomplies and m a i n t a ins statistical datapertinent to the operations of the varioustypes of pu b 1 i c utilities in the St ate ofMis sou r i regulated by the Commission.The statistical information contained in thefollowing pages, relating to the operationsof regulated public utilities, will give thereader a general idea of the developmentof pUblic utilities in the State of Missouriin recent years. All statistical informationis based on utility company arumal reportsas of December 31, 1967, unless otherwisespecified. _

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MISSOURI ELECTRIC UTILITIES

Electric utilities 0 per at i ng in thestate continued to grow at are cor d pacethroughout the year. For the year ended,December 31, 1967, the electric utilitiesin Missouri sold a record 24.48 billionkilowatt-hours of electric e n erg y . Thiswas an increase of 5.63 percent over theyear ended December 31, 1966.

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The continued increase in demand forelectric energy has created the necessityfor new sou r C e s of supply in the state.Thou g h there are some hydro-electric,generating plants in operation in the state,the major sources of electric energy arecoal, gas and oil-fired generating plants.At the w r it i n g of this report, there areseveral large generating plants under con­struction throughout the s tat e which willincrease the g en era t i ng capacity of theelectric utilities in the state by s eve r a 1hundred thousand kilowatts. Every indica­tion is that the need for e 1 e c t ric energywill steadily increase in future years.

The steady inc rea s e in industrialdevelopment and increased usage by resi­dential and commercial customers taxesthe output capabilities of the electric util­ities during peak demand periods. Largerair conditioning loads combined with gen­eral lighting and applicance loads requirea continual search by the electric utilitiesfor more e f f i c i en t methods by which toserve their customers. A primary goalforall electric utilities is to increase usageof electric energy during off-peak periods,thereby increasing the load factor and re­ducing the overall cost per kilowatt-hourfor electric energy. One utility operatesa pump-storage hydro-electric, plant dur­ing peak periods which reduces the requir­ments for adding additional generating fad­lities that might be idle alarge percentageof the time. Electric heating and all elec­tric developments are a primary factor inelectric load leveling during the off-peakwinter season. Increases in interchangeand interconnection agreements betweencompanies helped to assure a continuoussupply of e 1 e c t ric en erg y for electriccustomers.

The electric utilities operating in theState of Missouri have effected many re-

ductions in rat e s for their customers inrecent years. The past year ended June 3D,1968, was no exception, as evidenced byreductions in charges to consumers in ex­cess of two and one-half million doll a r sfor that period.

During the past ten years, operatingrevenues for the electric utilities operatingin the state have increased by 107 percent,but the kilowatt-hours of electric en erg ysold during that same period have increasedby more than 128 percent. Other electricutility statistics and comparisons may befound in figure NO.2. (See P. 64)

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There are three steam heating sys­tems currently operating in the S tat e ofMissouri. These systems are used to sup­ply steam primarily for spa c e heating incertain areas of our 1 ar g e r cities wherethere exists a concentration of commercialand industrial development requiring thisservice. Though these systems have beenin existence for many years. they have notexpanded greatly inrecentyears) primarilybecause the advent of natural gas into ourcities for use as a space heating fuel hasdecreased the demand for steam heat.

NATURAL GAS UTILITIES

During the past year. nat u r a 1 gasdistribution facilities have been extendedfor the first time to many areas in Missouri.Investment in natural gas distribution fa­calities in 1967 by Mis sou r i companiesreached a record figure in excess of 385million dollars. reflecting an 86 percentinc rea S e in plant investment during thepast ten years. Du ring this period) thenumber of gas customers served has in­creased by only 26 percent. in die at ingthat Mis sou r i natural gas utilities areinvesting more money per c us tom e r inorder to provide more Missouri residentswith natural gas service.

Natural gas is supplied to the Stateof Missouri by interstate pip eli n e com­panies whose lines extend from the naturalgas fields in states primarily to the west'and southwest of Missouri. Allocations ofadditional nat u r a 1 gas supplies from thepipeline companies are under the jurisdic­tion of the Fed e r al Power Commission.from whom the authority for additional sup­plies enabling them to extend their facilitiesinto new are a s and increase natural gascoverag~ in previously certificated areas.

Considerable gains have also been made inthe pro vis ion of rrfirm rt gas service tomany customers who had previously beenserved only on an interruptible basis, dueto limitations of the amount of gas whichcould be obtained from the pipeline com­panies, especially during peak periods.The peak demands for natural gas are forperiods during the winter months when theservice is reqUired for space heating uses.Since most gas utilities pur c has e theirgas on a demand rate which is affected bythe pea k demand requirements on an an­nual basis, the utilities are constantlysea r chi ng for ways to improve the loadfactor in their s y s tern s. They seek tou t il i z e more gas in the off-peak periodssince the high demand has been establishedduring the win t e r. and additional usageduring the off-peak periods helps to lower

the overall cost of gas. Some of the me­thods use d to imp r 0 v e load factor andreduce demand requirements ar e under­g"roundgas storage facilities. peak-shavingwith liquefied petroleum gas. and the pro­motion of tot a 1 energy installations. gasair conditioning and 0 the r installationswhich have a good load factor and use moregas during off-peak per i 0 d s . The totalenergy plant is a system which uses nat­ural gas to sup ply electricity. heat. hotwater and air conditioning for a limitedarea. This t y p e of operation has a goodload factor and is used primarily in largeschools. apartment complexes and 0 the rde vel 0 p men t s of this type. Though arelatively new innovation. s eve r a 1 totalenergy plants are in operation in the Stateof Missour~ and others are in the planningand construction stages.

Though there are many factors whichcontrol the cost of the provision of naturalgas service, the p rim a r y one being thepur c has e d cost of gas, the natural gasutilities operating in the state continue theirsearch for new and more .economical ways

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An adequat~ potable water supply isa major concern of every resident in theState of Missouri. The growth of suburbanresidential areas# new industrial develop­ment and the increases in usage per capitaof the residential customer h a v e createdever increasing demands for more wateron the water utilities operating in the state.

Though Missouri has alarge numberof surface sources for water supply in itsnumerous rivers and streams, the cost oftransporting and treating that water supplyoften makes it impractical to use. Wellsthen, bee 0 me the chief source of watersupply for are a s not having adequate de­mand for the justification of t rea t men tplants# and for tho s e areas not in closeproximity to an adequate surface source ofwater supply.

To meet the need for the increaseddemands for safe water, the water utilitiesoperating in the State of Missouri are ex­pending increased amounts of money eachyear to locate and develop new sources ofwater supply and establish treatment plantsto insure the water is safe for human con­sumption. During the past year, invest­ment in water utility plant by water com­panies regulated by this Commission hasincreased to a point near 137 million dol­lars, an increase of approximately 3m i 11 ion dollars above last yearn figure.The additional expenditures were for de­velopment of new water sources, thed eve lop ill en t and expansion of existingsources and the expansion of distributionfacilities reqUired to transport the waterto the customer.

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Governor Warren E. Hearnes on .June 1, 1967,signed into 1 a w emergency legislation which re­newed the Public Service Commission's regulatorycontrol over private sewer systems operating aspublic utilities in Missouri.. T his new law, be­cause of its emergency clause, became effectiveimmediately.

The statute, known as Senate Bill l'\l'o. 106 ofthe 74th General Assembly of Missouri, correctedcertain deficie'ncies set out in a declaratory judg­ment by the Cole County Circuit Court which hadfound the former statute unconstitutional. Thato pin ion was sought by the Valley Sewage Co. ,St. Louis, County, after it had been requested bythe PSC to conform to the law pertaining to sewerutilities and to file application for certification tooperate within the jurisdiction of the Public Ser­vic e Commission. The company challenged theCommission's legal authority to regulate its oper­ations under the old law and asked the opinion ofthe courts.

On December 1, 1966, when the Cole CountyCourt opinion was handed down, the Commissionwas i. n vol v e d in 17 formal matters concerningsewer utility operations. There were 71 additionalcompanies operating sewer utilities which had beeninformed of their need to operate under rules ofthe Commission~ The opinion of the Circuit Courtwas not appealed by the Commission. The Com­mission deemed it more expeditious to seek newlegislation in the 74th General Assembly whichconvened in January, 1967.

After pas s ag e of Senate Bin i\lo. 106, thePublic Service Commission immediately becameactive in an intensified. program of enforcement ofthe new law. ny the end of .June, 1967, the Com­m iss ion had'reinstituted many of its old sewercases which had been dropped during the periodwhen j uri s die t ion over sewer utilities was inquestion. The Commission in .June mailed infor­mation concerning the new statute to each knownsewer company and builder of sewer systems.

Threeweeks after the Senate Bill became law,the Public Service Commission became inv~l:ed

in its first rate case concerning a sewer utlllty.(Jefferson County Sewer Co. June 21. 1967) Twosewer' companies (.Jefferson County Sewer Co. andHeatherbrook Sewer Co. ) voluntarily came underPublic Service Commission jurisdiction claiming

the Grandfather clause almost immediately afterthe bill became law and 31 (thirty-one) other com­panies filed applications for certification to oper­ate within the jurisdiction of the Commission.

Prior to losing jurisdiction over sewer com­pany operations. the Public Servic e Commissionhad a number of cases pending final disposition.All sewer matters were dropped awaiting new leg­islation which would strengthen regulatory con­trols over these operations.

Among the sewer issues pending were numer­ous complaint cases. One such case, involVingFee Pee Trunk Sewer, Inc., concerned complaintsof sewage backup in basements of a subdivision inSt. Lou i s County served by the company. Thiscase had been heard shortly before the December 1 ,1966, ruling by the Cole County Circuit Court.

Immediately after tbe June 1, 1967. enactmentof new sewer controls, the Commission hired aconsulting engineer to make an engineering studyof the sewer system operated by Fee Fee in thearea a f complaints. Another public hearing wasscheduled so that the results of that study togetherwith information gathered by the Commission staffin its investigation could be recorded.

The Commission had decided that the publicinterest and nee d for immediate relief from thesewage problems of the subdivisior. involved in the,complaints of sewa~e backups demanded imme­diate at ten t ion. An interim order was issuedordering certain alterations of design to the systemand the disconnecting of downspouts from the san­itary sewer s . The deficiencies were furthercorrected by the company's construction of a reliefsewer line. All improvements were ordered priorto the rainy season of early spring, 1968.

Another sewer complaint resulted in the Com­mission! s immediate action in the interests of thepublic. That case involved Spanish LakeService,Inc. Customers of a subdivision served by thatfirm complained of sewage backups into basementsof homes.

Staff studies showed certain inadequacies ofdesign and indicated the company had a lax programof sewer system maintenance. An interim orderw'as iss u e d by the Commission calling for cor­rective measures to protect homeowners in thearea served

Adequacy of design studies are being made onthree sewer companies: Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc- ,St Louis Co u n t y Sewer Co. , and Spanish LakeService. Tnc.

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A heavy accumulation of correspondence hasflowed steadily to and from the Commission sincejurisdiction over sewer companies was establishedon June 1,1967. Letters, copies of the new law,questionnaires and survey data have been sent inthe form of numerous mailings to mayors and citymanagers. to 165 b u i 1 d e I' s of sewage disposalworks and to all known sewer companies operatingin this State. Communications have involved ad­vising the companies 0 f the new law and showingthem how to determine if they are subject to stateregulatory jurisdiction under the new law.

The inrreased work load involved in the en­forcement of sewer regulati.ons has entailed ther eOrganiz ation of the Commis sion I s manpower tohandle the added responsibilities and the hiring ofadditional professional personnel.

J.C. Alexande4 eheek~ a lette4w~th h~~ ~ec~eta4if, M~~. Lut­kew~tte. Tn the lowe~ phota­g4aph, anothe4 ~ec~eta4if, M4~.

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membeft~ 06 the Enginee~ihg Ve­pa.~.tmen.t ~ta.nt.

The Commission has employed 0 n e new en­gineer and two professional interns to work withan experienced engineer and engineer aide in fieldinvestigations. T'his five-man team is presentlyworking on original cost studies in the S1. Louisarea.

Secretarial personnel and professional en­gineers augment the work of this task force fromthe Jefferson City offices of the Public ServiceCommission. The s cop e of duties ranges fromanswering complaint letters from the general pub­lic to preparing technical data for use in hearingson sewer matters before the Commission.

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During the first year of sewer reg u 1 a t ionunder the new statute, the Commission has c er­tificated nine sewer companies to operate as sewerutilities. This.i n vol v e d the company filing anapplication for a certificate of convenience andnecessity; a hearing date set; the hearing beforethe Commission and a final Report & Order issued.There were two exceptions. Two of the nine com­panies listed below voluntarily cam e under PSCjurisdiction relying on Grandfather rights. (In­dicated below,q

The nine companies are:

':'Jefferson County Sewer Co.Jefferson County

':'lIeatherbrook Sewer Co.St. Charles County

Belleau Dardenne Utilities Co.. Inc.St. Charles County

Riverside Sewer Co.St. Louis County

Woodland Hei.ghts Utilities. Inc.Crawford County

St. Peters Sewer CoSt. Charles County

Warsen Hills SubdivisionSt. Charles County

Fieldcrest SubdivisionSt. Charles County

Missouri Cities Water CompanyRidgewood EstatesPlatte County

The engineering staff of the Commission hasfound it necessary to make original cost studiesof the companies'n ewly added to Public ServiceCommission jurisdiction. This is one of the basesfor determining rate of return for a company andthis exacting appraisal consumes many hours ofmanpower.

Original cost studies have been completed on:'

':'St. Peters Sewer Company':'Warsen Hills Subdivision':' Fieldcrest SubdivisionBelleau Dardenne Utilities Co. , Inc.St. Charles County Water Co (sewer)Jefferson County Sewer Co.

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Hearings dates are yet to be set (at the writingof this report) on five additional applications forcertification by the following companies:

Martigney Creek Sewer Co.St. Louis County

Maxville Sewer System, Inc.Jefferson County

Valley Sewage Co.St. Louis County

51. Charles County Water Co. (sewer)St. Charles County'

Burma BuildersCole County

Hearings on applications of ten other sewercompanies who see k certificates of convenienceand necessity to operate a s sewer utilities havebeen heard. Final Report & Orders are pendingon these cases:

Bonfils Service CorporationS1. Louis County

Butler Hill Sewer Co.St. Louis County

Crystal Springs Development Co.St. Charles County

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer. Inc.St. Louis County

Franklin County Service CompanyFra'nklin County

Peruque Sewer Co.St. Charles County

Roy- L Utilities Co.Montgomery County

St. Charles County Utilities Co. , Inc.St. Charles County

Terra Realty & Investment Co.. Inc.Jefferson County

Missouri Bottoms sewer Co.St. Louis County

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sewer companies whose applications for certifi­cates of Convenience an d Necessity are on file.Those s eve n applications (pending as of July 1.1968) will be heard in August and September.

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Ten sewer companies are currently underinvestigation by the Commission on matters rang­ing from lnvestigation as to adequacy of design andadequacy of service to determining if the companyinvolved i.s under Commission jurisdiction. Anteh companies have formal matters pending beforethe Commission. Some have been heard, otherspartially heard and still others are awaiting hear­ing dates.

Briar Cliff EstatesJefferson County

Corrisande Hills SubdivisionJefferson County

Creek\..,oou SubdivisionJefferson County

Werges SubdivisionMontgomery County

Lake Wauwanoka, Inc.Jefferson CountJ

Lamplight Square SubdivisionBoone County

Leora SubdivisionBoone County

Pee Pee Trunk Sewer, Inc.St Louis County

31. Louis County Sewer Co.St. Louis County

Span ish Lake Servic e, Inc.SL Louis County

Since June I, 1967, the staff has investigatedover 150 sewer systems and has found that as ofJune .30, 1968, these systems do not come underthe jurisdiction of the Commission. Continualsurveillance is r e qui red for a large portion ofthese systems to determine if and when they shouldbe brought under Commission jurisdiction.

The new Missouri s tat ute restating PublicServic"e Commission regulation over sewer utili­ties provides that sewer companies will be asses­sed the same as other Missouri public utilities inorder to pay for the cos t s of regulation. Thatass e ssm en t is based in total gross intrastaterevenue produced by the company.

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Bayshore Sanitation Co.Jefferson County

Fenton Sewer Co.St. Louis County

Lambert A. Karll51. Charles County

St. Louis County Sewer Co.St. Louis County

Peaceful Valley Lake Corp.Gasconade County

West Elm Place Corp.Jefferson County

Spanish Lake Service, Inc.St. Louis County

(partially heard 2-28-68)

M~~~ou~~ Tet~phon~ Company'~

new da.t:.a p~o c.e~~ing c.ent:.vr. J4~hown above. On Page 67, a.wa~R c.Aew nAam GeneAai Tete­phone Co. in~tall~ c.able indowntown Cotumb~a.

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Growth of the telephone industryin Missouri continues at an impressiverate. During the past ten years J thenumber of telephones in service has in­creased more than 85 percent to a total of2 451 771 telephones as of June 30. 1967.. ,Figure 8 shows the increase in total num­ber of telephone stations for the State ofMissouri over this ten-year period.

Customers ofthe telephone companiesoperating in the state are demanding morecomplete telephone coverage. improvedclasses of service and more sophisticatedcommunication equipment to keep pace withthe rapid residential and industrial devel­opment in the state. To satisfy the demandsof its customers. the telephone industryis making record expenditures for plantand facilities. By the end of 1967, tele­phone plant inve stment in the state hadreached the figure of $1 J 156.723.439.Over the past several years. amountshave exceeded 100 million dollars per year.causing a rapid rise in the plant invest­ment figure.

A sizeable portion of th~ industry'sconstruction budget for the past year hasgone into upgrading party line service.Most companies in the state are now work­ing toward a goal of private line servicefor all customers inside exchange baserate areas, and rural service with a max­imum of four parties to a line. There arenow in existence several exchanges inboth the urban and rural areas. The trendfor the future appears to be private linetelephone service prOVided through under­ground systems. thereby eliminating mostof the service and trouble complaints forthe telephone company.

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Extended area service. or toll freecalling between exchanges, has been es­tablished in several areas in the pastyear. To prOVide this service, the additionof trunk lines and central office equip­ment is required between the exchangesinvolved. The largest projects of thistype are still under construction and arethe Wide Area Service Plans for metro­politan St. Louis and metropolitan KansasCity. These projects are scheduled to becompleted and the service established byDecember of 1968. This program willvirtually eliminate inter -zone calls in thestate's two largest metropolitan areas.

The development and installation ofDirect Distance Dialing. Touch Tonesystems (push button dialing), data trans­mitting and recording equipment, improvedprivate branch exchange systems and moresophisticated transmission equipment hasrevolutionized the communications industryin recent years. The energy and resourcesof the industry are being expended at anever-increasing rate to meet the challengesof the world of today.

One relatively new development inthe telephone industry is Improved MobileTelephone Service, a radio-telephone ser­vice by which the customer may place andreceive calls from a mobile unit in muchthe same way as with standard telephoneservices. Some customers may now dialtheir calls from their mobile units, but insome areas the operation of the servicestill requires an operator.

With record amounts being spent ontelephone construction each year for thedesign and development 0 f new facilitiesand concepts, there appears to be no endin sight for the growth of the telephone in­dustry in Missouri.

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Western Un ion is one of the oldestutilities operating in the State of Missouri.To d ay it can hardly be recognized as thesame utility which started out with single­key telegraph installations in the variousrailroad towns t h r 0 ugh 0 u t the country.Since Western Union's intrastate systemis so closely tied with its world-wide net­work. the information in this report refersto the company 1 s entire operation.

Although the telegram message busi­ness is still the largest sin g 1 e source ofrevenue for Western Union, it to day re­presents less t han 1/6 of the company'stotal me s sag e volume. The company! smodernization and expansion program isaimed at development of long-term potential

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projects for the company. the majority ofwhich are associated with leased systemsand record service.

Telegram me s sag e services. de­clining in use, still produce almost 1/2 ofWestern Union! s revenue. $156, 000. 000 in1967. More than 800/0 of all telegrams sentare for business purposes and usually applyto the distr ibution of raw materials andmaterials manufactured goods. Telegrammoney 0 r d e r service is also included inthe telegram me s sag e services. Tele­grams and money orders. unlike the newer,customer-operated services must be ac­cepted. t ran S ill it ted and delivered byWestern Union employees. Therefore.constant attention is required to maintaine f f i c i en c y and provide a high quality ofservice.

OFFICE OFUTILITIES

*F.D. Hequembourg DirectorJanie Millard Secretary

Accounting Department

Robe rt E. Semb Ch i ef AccountantPaul W. Christian Asst. Chief Accountant

Olive J. Bishop Clerk IVPhilip T. Blake Utility Accountant IVJerry L. Bowling Utility Accountant IIIrma P. Faris Secretary to Mr. SembSidney M. Graf Utility Accountant IVGil be r t E. H0 f fm an " Uti 1i t Y Cos t Acca untan tHarvey G. Hubbs Utility Accountant IIA.R. Hudgins Utility Accountant IIIDorothy R. Kenney Clerk-Stenographer IIIJ. Frank Mauney Utility Accountant INorman N. Newby Utility Accountant IVElmer J. Schlueter Utility Accountant IIGeorge T. Snelling Utility Accountant IJames M. Stuart Utility Accountant IIIChester G. Sullivant Utility Accountant IVJacqueline S. Throneberry Clerk-Stenographer IIRayford Windle Utility Accountant I

Engineering Department

*Richard A. Kieselbach Chief Engineer*John O. Richey Asst. Chief Engineer

*James H. Aikman Engineer IV*J.C. Alexander Engineer IV*William E. Hedges Engineer IVWilliam E. Kreisel Engineer IV*Me 1vi n T. Love Eng i nee r I V*Charles W. Morris Engineer IV*Grover R. Wicker Engineer IVI.A. Chester .......•....................... Engineer IIILarry D. Nichols Engineer IIICharles H. Smith Engineer IIIFrank M. Forbey,Jr .........•.......... Utility AppraiserBilly M. Nickle Engineer AideArlie E. Smith Engineer AideMichael E. Middleton Clerk III - EngineeringJimmy L. Walker Clerk III - EngineeringRobert E. Dorr aailroad Safety SupervisorJohn M. Lucas Field Investigator (Railroad)Eugene Woods Meter Insp~ctor

Joseph N. Zeffiro Meter Inspector

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Rates and Tariffs Department

~ordon L. Persinger Engineer IVRose Mary Ekstam SecretaryDonna Powell ~Secretary

Milada Rasp Clerk-Stenographer III

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TRANSPORTATION CASES

Date, Name & No.

T-25,795 ..... Schaefer Bros.7/3/67

T-25,796 ..... C & WTruck Line7/3/67

T-25,797 ..... A & A Meat Co.7/3/67

T-25,798 ..... Russe11's Moving Co.7/3/67

T-ll,967 .. Sub 15 ... Cyrus Truck Line7/3/67 Inc.

T-4172 .. Sub 1 ... Ellis Petroleum7/3/67 Transport, Inc.

TA-T-5226-x ..... Steel Haulers, Inc.7/3/67

T-24,060 ..... S & S Cattle Co.7/3/67

T-25,799 ..... Inter:state Engineer:­7/5/67 ing Corp.

T-25,800 ..... Harvey Mason Live­7/5/67 stock Trucking

T-25,801 ..... Scott's Gravel Co.7/5/67

T-25,802 ..... Howard Julius Quiggle7/5/67

T-6456 .. Sub 13 ... Earl Br:ay Inc.7/5/67

T-6605 .. Sub 7... Hugh Breeding Inc.7/5/67

T-419 .. Sub 7 ... Philipp Transit Lines7/5/67 Inc.

T-419 .. Sub 8 ... Philipp Transit Lines7/5/67 Inc.

T-13,773 ..... Buford H. Morehead7/5/67

T-17,593 ..... Fox Lake Mover:s, Inc.7/5/67

T-16,666 .. Sub 8 ... Bob Staton's7/5/67 Transport Co.

T-25.738 ..... Rudco Leasing Service7/5/67 Inc.

T-25,787 .....w. Gary Kissinger7/5/67

T-25,792 ..... Ronald J. Logsdon7/5/67

T-25,791 .....H.R. Ritte~ Trucking7/6/67 Co., Inc.

T-25,763 .....W.C. Smith7/6/67

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A?p., Cnrnmnn carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrie~, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier:, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate author:ity,exempt.

Amendment to the appLication

Amendment to the application

Extension of temporary authority

Tr:ansfer of per:mit T-24,060

App., Common car:rier, inter:state author:ity,exempt.

App., Common carrier:, inter:state authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intr:astate authority

App., Common carr:ier, interstate author:ity,exempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. For additional intr:astate author:ity

App. to transfer Certificate T-13,773, Common,Carrier:, irr:egular

App. to transfer Permit T-17,593, CommonCarrier, exempt.

App. for additional intrastate author:ity

Common Carrier:. interstate authority,exempt.

Common Carr:ier, interstate author:ity,exempt.

Cornman Carrier. inter:state authority,exempt.

Common Car:rier, inter:state authority, exempt.,and MC-105733

Common Carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Disposition IGranted effective7/12/67

IGranted effective7/14/67

Granted effective

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Denied 2/27/68

Pending IPending

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Permit trans- Ifer red to SchoolerTrucking, Inc. ,granted effective

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Granted effective I7/11/67

Granted effective2/27 /68 IGr:anted effective7/12/67

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Certificate trans- Iferr:ed to TerrellTrucking Service,granted effective

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Per:mit transferredto Koerth Tr:ansfe~

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Gr:anted effective11/9/67

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Gr:anted effective7/5/67 IGranted effective7/5/67

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TA-B-25,762 ..... James S. Oliver7/6/67

. T-25,702 ..... Lee Cole7/6/67

T-25,803 ..... Paul s. Taylor7/6/67

T-12,899 ..... Campbell T~ck Leasing7/6/67 Co., Inc.

T-25,804 ..... Pierson E. Skelton7/7/67

TA-T-25,686 ..... Mendenhall Truck7/7/67 Lines

T-19,900 .....Warner Valentine7/7/67

T-20,416 ..... James R. Van Dyke7/7/67

B-24,744 .. , .. Riteway Limousine7/7/67 Service

T-25,805 ..... Reuler & Co., Inc.7/7/67

TA-T-13,534 ..... Richerson Trucking7/7/67 Service

T-25,808 ..... Dahlsten Truck Line7/10/67

T-25,807 .....H.M. Robinson7/10/67

T-25,449 ..... Southern Missouri7/10/67 Freight

T-25,806 .....Michaud Bus Lines, Inc.7/10/67

TA-B-25,616 .....Bentley's Enter­7/10/67 prises, Inc.

T-25,809 .....Wholesalers, Inc.7/11/67

T-25,810 .....Alfred Hodges7/11/67

1-25,811 ..... Ernest Stanton Hall7/11/67

T-25,8l2 ..... Wynn Brothers Pro­7/11/67 duce

T-25,813 ..... Robert J. Edgar7/11/67

T-25,814 ..... Pacific Provision Co.7/11/67

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Temporary intrastate authority, common carrier,under TA Cert. 739

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt .

App. to transfer intrastate portion of Certi­ficate and Permit T-15,722 and merge under Permit1-18,270

Citation to show cause why permit should not berevoked.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend expiration date of temporaryauthority

Transfer of Certificate T-19,900, cornmon carrier,intrastate authority, and citation order dated5/2/67

Transfer of Certificate T-20,416, common carrier

Transfer of Certificate 721, common carrier

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority of Cert­ificate and Permit T-13,534

App., Common Carrier, intrastate authority

App. to cancel interstate authority and trans­fer intrastate authority of T-13,851, and mergeunder Certificate & Permit T-12,728

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,207

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,Mc-94742

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, int.ers tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier J interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

Granted effective7/6/67 to 10/4/67

Granted effective7/6/67

Transferred toA.D. Taylor,grant.ed effective8/28/67

Citation set aside7/6/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Temporary author­ity granted to11/7/67

Certificate trans­ferred to Toney'sTruck Co., cita­tion set aside,granted effective7/17/67

Certificate trans­ferred to DonaldAuffert, grantedeffective 7/17/67

Certificate trans­ferred to RitewayLimousine Service,Inc., granted ef­fee tive 7/18/67

Granted effective7/12/67

Temporary author­ity granted to10/12/67, grantedeffective 7/14/67

Granted effective10/24/67

Transferred toBrockman TruckLines, Inc.,grant­ed effective 7/27/67

Granted effective7/11/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

Temporary author­ity granted to 10/27/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

Granted effective7/24/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Granted effective7/18/67

T-572 .. Sub 2... Abels Transfer Service App. for additional intrastate authority7/13/67 Inc.

TA-T-20,794 ..... Jimmy R. Goodnight7/11/67

TA-T-20,795 ..... Clifton Parker7/11/67

T-22,322 ..... Polman Transfer7/11/67

TA-B-25,705 ..... Harvey E. Perry7/11/67

B-24,744 ..... Riteway Limousine7/12/67 Service, Inc.

T-23,244 ..... Elmer William Thode7/1 2/67

T-25,413 ..... B & F Transportation7/12/67

T-25,722 ..... Berry Van Lines7/12/67

T-25,741 ..... Robert C. Henderson7/12/67

T-25,t88 ... .. John Fales7/12/67

T-2S,SIS .....Orie Moses7/12/67

T-22,22D .. Sub 3...Horner Truck7/13/67 Service

TA-T-25,65B-X..... Lawrence Rudroff7/13/67

T-12,lS9 .....King Transfer Line,7/13/67 Inc.

T-2S,S16 ..... Ray Carter, Inc.7/14/67

T-25,S17 ..... G.C. Hinrichs7/14/67

T-25,B18 ..... R.E. Stowell7/14/67

T-25,B19 ..... Charles Zupon7/14/67

T-25,820 ..... Hershel Tel10r7/14/67

T-19,921-X ..... Stevens Brothers7/14/67 Construction Co.

T-6582 ..... L.C. Jones Trucking Co.7/14/67

T-19,756 ..... Lindy Parton7/14/67

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Motion to extend temporary authority of Certi­ficate T-20,794

Motion to extend temporary authority of Certi­ficate T-20,795

App. to transfer Permit T-22,322, exempt.,MC-116,227

App. for temporary authority, common carrier,exempt. ,

Additional authority, interstate, under Permit &Certificate 721, exempt.

Transfer of Permit T-20,543 to Elmer W. Thode &Lavenne E. Thode

Transfer of Permit T-25,413, exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.MC-2607

COmmon carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Common carrier, interstate aut~ority, exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,permanent

App. for additional intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Interstate authority, Permit T-12,189

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-96,176

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer Permit T-19,921-X,exempt.

Interstate authority, Permit T~6582

Interstate authority, Permit T-19,756

Temporary author­ity granted to10/24/67

Temporary authorit'granted to 10/24/ .67

Permit transferredto polman TransferInc., granted ef­fective 8/3/67

Temporary author­ity granted underTA Certificate 737to 10/10/67

Granted effective7/18/67

. Dismis sed 7/12/67

Permit transferred'to Charles E. CookTransports, Inc.Granted effective7/12/67

Granted effective7/12/67

Granted effective7/12/67

Granted effective7/12/67

Pending

Dismissed 11/16/67

Granted effective2/13/68

Temporary author­ity granted to10/25/67

Authority can­celled 7/13/67

Granted effective8/10/67

Granted effective7/26/67

Granted effective7/26/67

Granted effective7/24/67

Granted effective7/24/67

Permit transferredto Stevens Con~

struction Co.,granted effective9/14/67

Authority can­celled 7/14/67

Authority cancel­led 7/14/67

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B-20,943 .. Sub 1... Trenton-St. Joseph7/14/67 Coaches

TA-T-B139 ..... Daniel Hamm Drayage7/17/67 Co.

T-25,821-X ..... B.T. Miles, Jr.7/17/67

TA-T-25,821-X ..... B.T. Miles, Jr.7/17/67

T-25,449 ..... Southern Missouri7/18/67 Freight

T-25,822 ..... C1ark1ift of Wash­7/18/67 ington, Inc.

T-25,823 ..... G1en Owen, Jr.7/18/67

T-25,689 ..... M & M Trucking7/18/67

T-25,645 ..... Jose S. Martinez7/18/67

T-25,717 ..... Ranch & Farm Lines7/18/67 Non Stock Co-op

Marketing Ass., Inc.

B-12,153 .. Sub 2... Crown Coach Co.7/18/67

T-25,766 .....T.W. Ingram Produce7/19/67

T-23,466 ..... Tom Batterton7/20/67

T-25,825 ..... Richards Motor Ser­7/20/67 vice, Inc.

T-25,826 ..... Arlene C. Peters

B-25,824 ..... Specialty Transit Co.,'7/20/67 Inc.

T-24,325 ..... R.A. Corbett Transport7/21/67

T-25,757 ..... Cuane D. Zabka Trucking7/21/67

T-25,828 .....Larry D. Twyman7/21/67

T-25,828 ..... Dennis Staton7/21/67

T-25,829 ..... John Politte7/24/67

TA-T-25,829 ..... John Politte7/24/67

T-25,830 .....Wi11iam V. Lambert7/24/67

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App. to abandon portion of authority

App. for temporary authority, common carrier,interstate

App., Contract carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority, con­tract cacrier

Common carrier, intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App. to transfer Certifiliate T-23,466, commoncarrier

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,759

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority

Transfe~ of Permit T-24,325, exempt. &MC-127,253

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for transfer af i~trastate portion ofT-25,634

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority,common carrier

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority

Granted effective11/9/67

Temporary author­ity granted to10/17/67

Granted effective8/9/67

Temporary author­ity g~anted to11/8/67

Granted effective7/27/67

Granted effective7/24/67

Granted effective7/20/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Granted effective7/18/67

Granted effective12/19/67

Granted effective7/19/67

Certificate trans­ferred to W & BTrucking Co.,granted effective8/4/67

Granted effective7/24/67

Granted effective7/26/67

Denied 3/5/68

Permit transferredto R. A. CorbettTransport, Inc.Granted effective7/21/67

Granted effective7/21/67

Granted effective8/28/67

Certificate trans­ferred to Larry D.Twyman, grantedeffective 8/28/67

Denied 6/5/68

Temporary author­ity granted to1/16/68

Dismissed 4/8/68

T-14.157 .....Harold V. Swanson7/24/67

TA·T-25.658-X ..... Lawrence Rudroff7/24/67

T-25.678 ..... Pau1 David Beneux7/24/67

T-25.831 ..•.. Brada Miller Freight7/25/67 System. Inc.

T-25,832 ..... Smith Produce7/25/67

T-25,833 ..... James C. Ware7/25/67

T-25,834 ..... R.D.S. Trucking Co .•7/25/67 Inc.

T-12.151 .. Sub 24 ...Truck Transport.7/25/67 Inc.

T-IB.415 .....William McCormack7/25/67

T-25,835 .....Modern Truck 1ines,Inc.7/26/67

T-25,836 ..... Leland A. Huffman7/26/67

T-25,837 .....M & 5 Trucking Co.7/26/67

T-25.721 ..... Roy Whitten7/26/67

TA-T-25.456 ..... Stroud and Sons,7/27/67 Inc.

T-34l .. Sub 12 ... Beaufort Transfer7/27/67

T-24,399 ..... IML Freight Inc.7/27/67

TA-T-70 ..... L.A. Tucker Truck7/27/67 Lines, Inc.

T·25.B39 .....M.E. Meyers7/28/67

T-25,840 ..... Francis Jeno7/28/67

T-25,841 ..... Roger E. Smith7/28/67

T-25,842 ..... E.W. Atkinson Co.7/28/67

TA-T-ll,198-X..... Farris Truck7/28/67 Line

T-25,603 ...•. Jerry Meller7/28/67

T-25,845 ..... L.W. Thompson7/31/67

T-25,843 ..... Interstate Van7/31/67 Lines, Inc.

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Temporary suspension of Certificate T-14.157

Extension of temporary authority on TA-T-25,658-X

Common carrier. interstate authority, exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority.exempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

Intrastate authority, Certificate T-18,415

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt. & MC-115,169

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Common carrier. interstate authority, exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority. commoncarrier

App .• Common carrier. intrastate authority

Transfer of portion of interstate and all intra­state authority in Certificate & Permit T-l1,515

Temporary intrastate authority. common carrier

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority, con­tract carrier

Common carrier, intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate portion of Certificate& Permit T-14.297

App .• Common carrier, interstate authorityMC-45,695

Temporary suspen- IIsion granted to1/20/68

Temporary author- IIity granted to10/25/67

Granted effective II7/24/67

Granted effective8/8/67

IIGranted effective8/9/67

Granted effec tive II,8/1/67

Granted effective8/9/67 II,Granted effective6/18/68

Authori ty can- IIcelled 7/25/67

Granted effective8/3/67

IGranted effective8/17/67

Gt'anted effective

II8/7/67

Granted effective7/26/67

IIDenied 8/1/67

Dismissed 12/5/67 IICertificate andPet'mit transferred IIto Orscheln Bros.Truck Lines. Inc.,and merged withCertificate and

IIPermit T-403

Temporary authorit:granted to 10/29/6:

Granted effective II8/3/67

Denied 10/27/67

IIGranted effective8/3/67

Granted effective II9/11/67

Temporary authority

IIgranted to 11/1/67

GLanted effective8/8/67 I

Certificate trans- Jferred to IvanClarkson, grantedeffective 8/17/67

Granted effective I8/4/67

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T-25,844 ..... Johnnie O. Roberson7/31-67

T-16,211 .. Sub 2 ... Leeser & Stauf­7/31/67 fer Truck Service

Inc.

T-21,620 ..... Cameron I. G~ina

8/1/67

T-13,183 .. Sub 3...Walter Wayne McVay8/1/67

T-4859 ..... Payne F~eight Lines8/1/67

T-25,846 ...•. S & W Trucking Co.8/1/67

T-25,847 ..... Florida Growers Coop8/1/67 Transpo~t

T-25, 848 ..... Tex-Cres t, Inc.8/1/67

T-25,849 ..... Charles R. Cude8/1/67

T-25,850 .....Mer1e A. Brower8/1/67

T-25,628 .. Sub 1. ..M & I 'I ruck8/1/67 Line, Inc.

T-25,668 ..... 8.E. Peavler8/1/67

T-25,772 ..... Yamaha International8/1/67 Corp.

T-25,590 ..... Baur Supply Co., Inc.8/2/67

T-25,851 .•... Jerry Lockwood8/3/67

T·25,852 ..... Ver1an Dykstra8/3/67

T-25,853 ..... A1mon Hillyer8/3/67

T-25,854 ..... Jerome Refrigerated8/3/67 Trucking

T-25,855 ..... J & J Trucking8/3/67

T-25,856 ..... Char1es E. Warner8/3/67

T-25,857 ..... Harold L. Doering8/3/67

T-18,161 .. Sub 3 ... Comme~cial8/3/67 Cartage Co.

T-13,486 ..... L1oyd McGowan8/3/67

T-25,734 ..... George Merrill8/3/67

AS

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

T~ansfer of Certificate T-21,620, common ca~~ier

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer Permit T-4859. exempt. &MC-40,719

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,eKempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Common carrier, intrastate authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l25,602

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier; interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt,'

App. , Common carrier, interstate author ity,MC-123,769

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

Certificate T-13,486

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

Granted effective8/16/67

Dismissed 5/7/68

Certificate trans­ferred to Glenn C.Reed, granted ef­fective 8/1/67

Granted effective2/3/68

Permit transferredto Payne FreightLines, Inc., granted affective,8/11/67

Granted effective9/7/67

Granted effective8/7/67

Granted effective8/7/67

Granted effective9/6/67

Granted effective10/26/67

Granted effective8/1/67

Granted effective8/1/67

Granted effective8/15/67

Granted effective8/7/67

Granted effective9/5/67

Granted effective8/11/67

Granted effective8/7/67 .

Granted effective8/24/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

Granted effective9/21/67

Pending

Certificate re-.voked and canceled9/3/67

Granted effective8/3/67

T-25,838 ..... J.E. Ulmer"8/3/67

T-25,858 ..... Smith ' s Truck Lines8/4/67

T-1.5,859 •... •Johnnie Kay8/4/67

T-22,Q76-X.....Mastin B~os.

8/4/67

TA-T-18,16l ..... Commercial Car­8/7/67 tage Co.

T-20,191 ..... Van Denton8/7/67

TA-T-25,79Q ..... Harwood Elevator8/7/67

T-25,860 ..... Schwerman Trucking8/7/67 Co.

B-25,861 ..... Sunnyland Stages,8/8/67 Inc.

T-25,862 .....Wi1liam Wray Barrett8/8/67

T-25,863 ..... Richard & John Terp~

8/8/67 stra

T-25,864 ..... Edgar E. Reynolds8/8/67

T-25,449 ..... Southern Missouri8/8/67 Freight

TA-T-25,465 ..... Smart & Crenshaw

T-25,865 ..... Diversified Products8/9/~7 Trucking Corp.

T-22,477 ..... C.F. Ross8/9/67

T-15,933 ..... Homer T. Petree8/10/67

T-25,866 ..... Frank R. Givig1iano8/10/67

T-25,867 ..... lrvan Pratt8/10/67

T-25,868 ..... R. & L. Trucking8/10/67

1-11,515 .. Sub 6 ...Orscheln Bros.8/10/67 Truck Lines, Inc.

1-25,752S/10/67

B-25,869 ..... Northern Transpor­8/11/67 tation Co., Inc.

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Transfer of Certificate T-22,241 and mergingwith Certificate T~13,007

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC 16940 Rl6

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Contract carrier's Permit T-22,076-X

Motion to extend temporary authority

Certificate T-20,191

Temporary intrastate authority, contractcarrier

App. for conversion of contract authoritygranted under Contract Carrier's PermitT-19,364

App. for restatement of intrastate authorityof Certificate 283

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for additional authority, common carrier,interstate authority, MC~l29,207

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Transfer of Pe~it T-22,477, exempt.

App. to transfer Certificate T-15,933, commoncarrier

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,105

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,168

Temporary intrastate authority until 11/7/67on Certificate & Permit T-403

Temporary authority to all common carriersserving Sedalia until 11/7/67

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-67,629

l;ertificate trans­ferred to Bog1erTrucking & Excava­ting Co., grantedeffective 8/13/67

Granted until8/16/67

Granted effective8/16/67

Permit suspended,granted effective8/15/67

Temporary author­ity extended until11/7/67

Authority can­. celled 8/7/67

Temporary authori~

granted to 10/3/67

pending

Authority restatedas intrastate & i~

terstate, exempt.& MC-52,479

Dismissed 10/27/67

Granted effective9/12/67

Granted effective8/24/67

Granted effective8/10/67

Temporary author­ity extended to11/9/67

Granted effective8/24/67

Permit transferredto C.F. Ross &Sons, granted ef­fective 8/9/67

Certificate trans­ferred to JordanSand & Gravel Co.Granted effective8/25/67

Granted effective9/5/67

Granted effective8/11/67

Granted effective10/5/67

Granted effective8/10/67

Granted effective8/10/67

Granted effective8/11/67

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App. for permanent authority, common carrier, intra- Granted effectivestate authority, reg. 6/4/68

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TA-T-13,140 ..... Alva LeonB/ll/67 Gilliam

T-10,904 .•...A11 States FreightB/ll/67 Inc.

T-25,378 ..... Midwestern Express,B/ll/67 Inc.

T-25,565 .....Kindhart & Peters8/11/67

T-25,870 ..... Cook Refrigerated8/14/67 Express

T-25,871 ..... Simon & Howlett8/14/67 Trucking, Inc.

TA-T-6278 .....Martin Truck Line,8/14/67 Inc.

T-25,872 .....W.C. Briley8/14/67

T-25,873 ..... Producers Transpor­8/14/67 tation Coop. of Fla.

T-13,371 ..... Frank Burton8/15/67

TA-B-25,705 ..... Harvey E. Perry8/15/67

B-25,705 ..... Harvey E. Perry8/15/67

T-25,643 ..... Frank1in G. LoweB/15/67

T-25,657 ..... James R. Betts8/15/67

T-25,874 ..... Pittsburg Transpor­8/16/67 tation Co., Inc.

T-24,021 ..... Car1 T. BasnettB/16/67

T-25,875 .....W.L. Justice8/16/67

T-25,876 ..... John H. Doub8/16/67

T-25,877 .....Vernon Boehms8/16/67

T-25,878 ..... Lo-Temp Express,8/16/67. Inc.

T-18,332 .. Sub 1 ...Moyer Truck8/16!67 Line, Inc.

TA-T-25,736 ..... Bi1lue Trucking8/16/67 Service

T-25,802 ..... Ju1ius Quiggle'8/16/67

T-25,879 ..... R & F Trucking Co.8/17/67

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App. for temporary intrastate authority,common carrier

Permit T-10,904

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt& MC-128,273

Permit T-25,565

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to Extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer Certificate T-13,371

App. to extend temporary authority under Certi­ficate 737

Common carrier, intrastate authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,

App. to transfer Certificate T-24,021

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,

App. for additional intrastate authority,common carrier

Common carrier granted temporary intrastateauthority

Permit T-25,802

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Temporary auuhor­ity granted t911/14/67

Authority can­celled 8/11/67

Granted effectiveB/ll/67

Authority can­celled 8/11/67

Granted effective8/24/67

Granted effective8/24/67

Temporary authorit:granted to 11/21/~

Granted effective9/22/67

Granted effective9/6/67

Certificate trans­ferred to Bob G.Grissom, grantedeffective 8/28/67

Temporary author­ity granted to11/26/67

Granted effective8/29/67

Granted effective8/15/67

Granted effective8/25/67

Certificate trans­ferred to Eue1Logan Jacobs,granted effective8/28/67

Granted effective8/24/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

Granted effective9/7/67

Granted effective8/21/67

Pending

Temporary author­ity granted to11/14/67

Cancelled 8/16/67

Dismissed 1/12/68

T-25,894 .....Local & Weatern Dis­8/22/67 tributors of Florida

T~25.880..... Carl FletcherB/17/67

T-25,881 ..... Billy Funkhouser8/17/67

T-25.882 ..... Kenneth Moore &8/17/67 Verna Moore

T-a5,8S3 . .... G.A. Michael8/17/67

TA-T~25,884~X..... Carl F.8/17/67 Happel

T-5379-X..... Golden Brothers

T-20,909 .. Sub 1... Hall McLaugh~

8/17/67 lin

T-24,655 ..... Edd & Lockie GeneB/1B/67 Terrell

T-25,885 .....Avon Machinery Co.8/21/67

T-25,886 .....L.W.Baker, Jr.8/21/67

T-1144 .. Sub 1 ... Tri-State Motor8/21/67 Transit Co.

T-25,887 ..... R-D Excavating Co.8/21/67

T-25,888 ..... Smead Manufactur­8/21/67 ing Go.

T-25,216 .....White Oak Mill8/21/67

TA-T-25,643 ..... Franklin G. Lowe8/21/67

T-25,889 ..... Polar Express. Inc.8/22/67

T-25,890 ..... Par-Troy Transpor­. 8/22/67 tation

T-25,891 .....William O. Head, Jr.8/22/67

T-25,892 ..... H & G Trucking, Inc.8/22/67

T-25,893 ..... R & S Grain Co.8/22/67

T-25,895 ..... 0rscheln Bros. Truck8/23/67 Lines, Inc.

T-25,896 ..... Clarence E. Moser8/23/67

T-14,157 ..... Harold V. Swanson8/24/67

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority, con­tract carrier, irreg.

Transfer of Permit T-5379-X, exempt.

Adoitional intrastate authority, cornmancarrier

Transfer and merging ofPermit T-24,655 withCertificate T-13,773

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MG~128,937

App., Cornmon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer and merge T-16,080 withT-13,007

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer Permit T~25,216, common carrier

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,044

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,

App. to transfer portion of authority issuedunder Certificate T-403

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority, commoncarrier, irreg.

Granted effective I8/24/67

Granted effective I9/8/67

Granted effective8/17/67

IDismissed H)/27/67

Temporary author- Iity granted to11/16/67

Permit transferred

Ito Golden BrothersInc., Granted ef-fective 8/17/67

'Granted effective I8/29/67

Permit transferredto Terrell Trucking

IService, granted ef~

fective 8/18/67

Granted effective8/24/67 IGranted effective8/24/67

Granted effective I2/6/68

Certificate trans-ferred to Bogler IITrucking & Excavat·ing CO.,G.E. 9/5/&

Granted effective9/6/67 IPermit transferredto Remo TransportsInc., granted ef-

Ifective 8/25/67

Temporary author-ity extended to9/21/67

IGranted effectiveB/25/67

Granted effective I9/12/67

Granted effective9/14/67

IIGranted effective8/25/67

Granted effective I10/16/67

Granted effective9/11/67

IIPending

Granted effective

I9/14/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

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TA-T-419 ..... Philipp T~ansit

8/24/67 Lines, Inc.

T-13,691 .....Maryland Heights8/25/67 Hauling

T-25,897 ..... LeMars Feed & Grain8/25/67

T-23,646 ..... Champion Papers, Inc.8/25/67

TA-T-5226-X..... Steel Haulers, Inc.8/28/67

T-25,898 ..... Bob Blair Transpo~ta­

8/28/67 tion

T-25,899 ..... Specialized Car~iers

8/28/67 Inc.

T-25,900 ..... Luther O'Neal8/28/67

TA-T-13,534 ..... Richerson Truck­8/28/67 ing Service

T-12,567 .....Otten Truck Line8/28/67

T-25,901 ..... Roger Bradberry8/29/67

T-25,902 .....AII States Marketing8/29/67 Ass.

T-25,903 ..... Melvin Isbell8/29/67

T-13,532 ..... James D. Tucker8/29/67

T-25,884-X... , .Carl F. Happel8/29/67

T-25,904 .....M.D. Kuykendall8/29/67

T-24,005-X..... Compton Appliance8/29/67 Service Co.

TA-T-16,666 ..... Bob Staton T~ans­

8/30/67 port Co.

T-2S,90S .....Elberta Packing Co.8/30/67

T-25,906 ..... Irish Truck Lines8/30/67

T-25,907 ..... Apopka Plant Co-op8/30/67

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Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority, commoncarrier, irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,808

App. to t~ansfer interstate authority, commoncarrie~, exempt.

Motion to Extend Temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-12907

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to Extend temporary authority

Additional intrastate authority

App. Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority ofCertificate T-13,963

App. to transfer Certificate T-13,532

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer permit T-24,005-X, contractcarrier

App. for temporary intrastate authority, commoncarrier, irreg.

App., Common carrier, inte~state autho~ity,

exempt.

App., Common ca~rier, inte~state authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Temporary author­ity granted to11/30/67

Authority trans­ferred to Louis ian.Concrete Co.,granted effective9/11/67

Granted effective8/31/67

Authority trans­ferred to U.S,Ply­wood-Champion Pa­pers, Inc.,grantedeffective 9/21/67

Temporary author­ity extended to11/27/67

Granted effective9/7/67

Granted effective8/29/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

Temporary author­ity extended to11/28/67

Granted effective9/7/67

Granted effective8/30/67

Granted effective9/29/67

Authority t~ans­

ferred to RobertCurtis, grantedeffective 9/17/67

Certificate trans­ferred to DannyGillam & S.J.PfecceGranted effective9/17/67

Granted effective12/26/67

Granted effective9/11/67

Permi t trans ferredto Compton ServiceCo., granted effective 11/27/67

Temporary author­ity granted to11/30/67

Granted effective9/14/67

Granted effective9/19/67

Dismissed 10/27/67

TA-T-9255 ..... Kaw TLansport Co.8/31/67

TA-T-9879 .....Monkem Co .• Inc.8/31/67

T-12,188 .....William Sundrup9/1/67

T-25,908 ..... Rees Trucking Co.9/1/67

T-25,909 ..... Bavarian Safe9/1/67 Pretzels, Inc.

T-25,910 ..... Loras J. & Delores9/1/67 Kremer

T-25,789 .....Lin Manufacturing9/1/67 Co.

T-25,911 ..... Chip1ey Produce &9/5/67 Poultry

T-25,912 ..... Cedar Valley Egg &9/5/67 Poultry

T-25,913 ..... Cowboy Van Lines,9/5/67 Inc.

T-25,914 ..... H.M. Trimble & Sons9/5/67 Ltd.

T-2j,915 .....West Michigan Trucking9/5/67 Service

T-25,917 ..... Glasnapp Transfer9/5/67

T-25,918 ..... Seneca Truck ~ental

9/6/67 & Leasing

T-25,919 ..... J.W. Kiker9/6/67

T-25,920 .....Henry Welch9/6/67

T-25,921 ..... L.H. Stegall & Luther9/6/67 E. Stegall

T-25,922 ..... Toy Ivan Burke9/6/67

T-20,933 ..... Mouw Transportation9/6/67

T-I0,786-X ..... Haro1d R. Council9/6/67

T-9879 .. Sub 6 ... Monkem Co., Inc.9/6/67

T-25,775 ..... Richard E. Hansen9/6/67

T-25,924 ..... Thomas L. Clark9/7/67

T-25,925 ..... Casket Transport Co.,9/7/67 Inc.

All

App. for temporary intrastate authority,common carrier, irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority,common carrier, irreg.

App. to transfer interstate authority, commoncarrier, MC-60235

App., Cammon carrier, interstate authority,MC-} 29 ,145

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App., Common earLier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-91053

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-123,329

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier) inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. J Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common cat"rier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority, exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority, contractcarrier

App. for additional intrastate authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority

App. Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt. & MC-128,656

Temporary author­ity granted to10/3/67

Temporary author­ity granted to11/30/67

Authority trans­ferred to Ron Sun­drup Trans fer,granted effective9/19/67

Granted effective9/14/67

Granted effective10/23/67

Dismissed 9/29/67

Granted effective9/1/67

Dismissed 1/12/68

Granted effective10/25/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Granted effective9/25/67

Granted effective10/30/67

Granted effective9/11/67

Granted effective9/14/67

Granted effective9/14/67

Granted effective10/2/67

Granted effective10/11/67

Gl""anted effective9/11/67

Authority tl""ans­ferred to MouwTransportation, Incgranted effectiven

10/5/67

Authority trans­ferred to HaroldCounc il J Inc.,granted effective10/14/67

Granted effective2/27/68

Granted effective9/6/67

Dismissed 6/10/68

Granted effective9/14/67

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r-25,926 ..... Bob Bass9/7/67

T-25,927 ..... Charles R. Baldridge9/7/67

T-25,928 ..... Jack Herweh Farms9/7/67

TA-B-25,929 ..... Harvey L. Strong9/8/67

T-25,930 •.•.. Big T Trucking Co. Di­9/8/67 vision of Colonial

Stores, Inc.

T-25,932 ..... Jess Vaughan9/11/67

T-25,933 ..... Newlun Transport Ser­9/11/67 vice

TA-B-24114 ..... Edward F. seyfarth9/11/67

T-25,934 ..... Jack E. Parman9/12/67

r-25,935 .. ; Willis Truck Line9/12/67

T-25,936 .....American Col1aid Co.9/12/67

T-25,937 .....Abraham Hilbrands9/12/67

T-15,740 .. Sub 1 ...Archie Holt9/12/67

TA-T-419 ..... Phi1ipp Transit9/12/67 Lines, Inc.

TA-T-408 ..... Piedmont Transfer9/12/67

T-25,780 ..... Van H. Livingston9/12/67

T-25,938 ..... Hubert Schrader9/13/67

T-25,939 ..... Marvin Ley9/13/67

T-25,940 ..... Maxwe11 Bros.9/13/67

TA-T-14,604 ..... E1wood Lynch9/13/67

T-25,941 .....Meyer Manufacturing9/14/67 Corp.

T-25,942 .....Myron Fred Hatfield9/14/67

T-25,943 ..... Tirod Corp.9/14/67

T-21,104 .....Wi11iam H. Kennon9/14/67

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority, commoncarrier

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-124,983

Extension of temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common ca~rier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exelj1pt.

App. for additional intrastate autho~ity

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for tempo~ary intrastate authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App., Common carrier, inte~state authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate autho~ity,

exempt.

A9P., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., CommOn carrier, interstate authority,MC-i27, 77 2

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Granted effective9/28/67

Granted effective9/19/67

Granted effective9/19/67

Dismissed 12/8/67

Granted effective9/14/67

Granted effective9/22/67

Granted effective9/25/67

Temporary author­ity granted to10/19/67

Granted effective9/20/67

Granted effective10/25/67

Granted effective10/11/67

Granted effective9/25/67

Granted effec·tive2/15/68

Temporary author­ity granted to12/14/67

Temporary author­ity granted to12/12/67

Granted effective9/12/67

Granted effective10/5/67

Granted effective9/29/67

Granted effective9/21/67

Temporary author­ity granted to12/17/67

Granted effective9/19/67

Granted effective9/19/67

Granted effective9/19/67

Authority trans­ferred to Junior F.Cawley, grantedeffective 9/29/67

IT-25,944 ..... Interstate Distributing

9/14/67 Co.App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Granted effective9/26/67

T-12,917 ..... Leo J. Bisges9/19/67

T-25,952 ..... Fred Graves Produce9/19/67 Co.

T-25,953 ..... Don Visser9/19/67

T-25,954 ..... B.J. Stringer9/19/67

T-25,955 ..... Andy T. Widho1m9/19/67

T-25,956 ..... Beh1 Bros.9/19/67

T-25,957 ..... E.W. Avant9/26/67

T-20,651 ..... Char1es Waits9/20/67

T-18,417 ..... Vaughan's Truck9/20/67 Line

TA-T-341 ..... Beaufort Transfer Co.9/21/67

T-4848 .....Kenosha Auto Transport9/21/67 Corp.

T-25,945 ..... Reeves Feed Mill. Inc.9/14/67

T-25,946 ..... Van Eisenhaur9/14/67

T-15,187 ..... Floyd Wells9/14/67

T-16,864 ..... Hi1ary H. Hoyt9/14/67

T-21,146 ..... Robert H. Braun Co.9/14/67

B-22,636 .. Sub 1 ... Greyhound Bus9/15/67 Lines, Inc.

B-22,636 .. Sub 2 ... Greyhound Bus9/15/67 Lines. Inc.

T-25.947 ..... Chester O. Hacka-9/15/67 thorn

T-25,948 ..... Cobb's Line, Inc.9/18/67

T-25.949 ..... G.C.L. Line, Inc.9/18/67

T-25,950 ..... Plaza Supply Co.9/18/67

T-2J,087 ..... Land-Air Delivery9/18/67

T-25,95l ..... Ralph E. Imler9/18/67

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App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority.exempt.

App •• Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Permit T-18,417

App. for temporary authority, common carrier,intrastate authority, reg.

App. to transfer Certificate and Permit

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier interstate authority,exempt.

Certificate T-15,187

Permit T-16,864

Permit T-21,146

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. for amendment of intrastate authority,common carrier

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., to transfer interstate p~rmit

App. to transfer Certificate and Permit T-20,740and merge under Permit T-21,688

Authority trans­ferred to Mrs. LeoJ. Bisges, grantedeffective 10/7/67

Granted effective9/26/67

Granted effective10/31/67

Granted effective9/29/67

Granted effective10/6/67

Granted effective11/2/67

Granted effective9/26/67

Authority trans­ferred to ~i1liam

G. Worland, grante.effective 10/7/67

Permit cancelled9/20/67

Temporary author­ity granted toP/l2/67

Authority trans­ferred to JupiterKenosha, Inc.granted effective12/31/67

Granted effective10/11/67 -

Granted effective10/19/67

Authority can­celled 9/14/67

Autnority cancel­led 9/14/67

Authority cancel­led 9/14/67

Pending

Pending

Granted effective9/19/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Granted effective9/22/67

Permit transferredto Land-Air Deliv­ery, Inc., Grantedeffective 10/17/67

Permit transferredto Banner & Sons,~~~~~:~ effective

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T-25,958 ..... G & G F~eight

9/21/67 Lines

T-25,959 ..... Paul Cruse9/21/67

T-2S,960 ..... Godbersen-Smith9/21/67 Construction Co.'

T-9110 .. Sub 8 ... Transport Delivery9/21/67 Co.

T-25,691 ..... G & H Trucking Co.9/21/67

T-25,96l ..... Talkington Trucklines9/22/67 Inc.

T~25,962..... The Arnel Co.9/22/67

T-25,963 ..... Mobile Exhibits, Inc.9/22/67

T~13,196..... Hohensteins Delivery9/22/67 Service, Inc.

T-22,154 .....Wilbur H. Cecil9/22/67

T~22,867..... Jesse M. Long9/22/67

T-25,964 ..... Whitehurse T~uck

9/26/67 Line

T-25,965 .....Olen M. Murray9/26/67

T-25,966 ..... Plantation Foods, Inc.9/26/67

T-25,967 ..... Chipper Cartage Co.,9/26/67 Inc.

T-25,968 ..... Emil H. Kleinschmidt9/26/67

T-25,969 ..... Cheesman Trucking9/26/67

T-25,970 ..... Atkins Pickle Sales9/26/67 Co.

TA-T-12,S15 ..... J.W. Asher, Inc.9/26/67

T-20,636 ..... Grellner Distributing9/26/67 Co.

T-25,707 ..... Metropolitan Cartage9/26/67 & Leasing, Inc.

TA-T-21,309 .....Woodson's Trucking9/26/67 Service

T-25,971 ..... Henry Mason9/26/67

T-21,309 .. Sub 1 ...Woodson's Truck­9/26/67 ing Service

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l23,631

APP., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

APP. for additional intrastate authority

Common' carrier, intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,643

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-126,874

Permit T-13, 196

Permit T-22,154

Transfer of Permit T-22,867

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-99780

APp., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-108,520

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary authority, intrastate

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority ofT-15,220

APT'., Common carrier

Granted effective11/3/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective2/27/68

Granted effective10/3/67

Granted effective10/2/67

Granted effective10/11/67

Granted effective9/29/67

Authority cancel­led 9/22/67

Authority cancel­led 9/22/67

Permit transferredto Jesse's TruckStop, Inc., grante,effective 9/22/67

Authority trans­ferred to FrankPotter Trucking CoGranted effective10/14/67

Granted effective10/6/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Granted effective9/29/67

Granted effective10/20/67

Granted effective10/6/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Temporary author­ity granted to12/26/67

Authority trans­ferred to G & HTrucking Co.,granted effective10/3/67

Granted effective4/24/68

Temporary authori~

granted to 1/25/68

Authority trans­ferred to Noble C.Capehart, grantedeffective 10/27/67

Granted effective5/2/68

TA-B-25,762 ..... James S. Oliver9/26/67

TA-T-25,790-X ..... Harwood Elevator9/27/67

T~25,972..... Leon F. Fuchs9/27/67

T-12,420 ..... Harms Way Truck Line9/28/67

T-13,835 ..... Lester W. Willcut9/28/67

T-25,976 ..... Larry's Express9/28/67

T~25,973..... Richard A. Krutsinger9/28/67

T~17,768.. Sub 6 ... Ja¥ Motor Trans­9/28/67 ports, Inc.

B-25,975 ..... Nickels Bus Line9/28/67

T~25,976..... Jim K. Lowry9/29/67

T-25,977 ..... Transport Systems,9/29/67 Inc.

r-25,978 ..... John B. Rusling10/2/67

T~25,979..... DeWitt Transport Co.10/2/67

T-IO,B67 ..... Paul Cox10/2/67

T-25,980 ..... John D. Kebble, Inc.10/2/67

T-25,981 ..... North Winds Produce,10/2/67 Ltd.

T-25,982 ..... F & G Produce10/2/67

T-25,564 ..... Sutherland Bros.,10/2/67 Ltd.

B-25,983 ..... D & F Transit, Inc.10/4/67

TA-T-5226-X ..... Steel Haulers,10/4/67 Inc.

TA-T-25,984 .....Vic Koepke Excavat­10/4/67 ing & Grading Co.

T-25,985 .. ... East-West Trucking,10/4/67 Inc.

TA-T-25,986 ..... Baughman Feed10/4/67 Service

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Extension of temporary authority

Motion to textend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority

App. to transfer certificate

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,860

App., Common carrier, interstate authorityexempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer Certificate 394 and mergewith Certificate and Permit 473

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority, and merge underT-15,231

App., CommOn carrier, interstate authorityexempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,MC-1l6,068

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for temporary authority, intrastate

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Temporary author­ity granted to1/2/68

Temporary author­i ty granted to12/29/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Authority trans­ferred to HarmswayTruck Line, grante!effective 11/6/67

Certificate trans­ferred to JohnBressler, grantedeffective 10/20/67

Granted effective9/29/67

Granted effective10/5/67

Granted effective7/9/68

Certificate trans­ferred to WilliamsBus Lines

Granted effective10/6/67

Granted effective10/25/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Granted effective10/11/67

Authority trans­ferred to Don C.Hunter, grantedeffective 10/16/67

Granted effective10/25/67

Granted effective10/31/67

Granted effective10/31/67

Granted effective10/2/67

Granted effective10/4/67

Authority extendedto 1/11/68

Denied 10/27/67

Granted effective10/20/67

Temporary authoritgranted to !XXXiii12./2.9/67

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T-25,987 .....McLee Trucking Co.10/5/67

T-25,988 ..... Bush Trucking Co.,10/5/67 Inc.

T-25,989 ..... Fiala Feed & Graim10/5/67 Co.

T-25,990 ..... Roy Dimetroff10/5/67

T-25,991 ..... George Thompson10/5/67

TA-B-25,705 ..... Harvey E. Perry10/5/67

T-11,962 .. Sub 8 ... C.E. Reynolds10/5/67 Transport, Inc.

TA-T-16,211 ..... Leeser & Stauffer10/6/67 Truck Service, Inc.

T-25,992 ..... E.R. Young Co., Inc.10/6/67

T-12,319 .. Sub 1 ... Smith Bros.10/6/67

T-21,643 .. Sub 1... Newton Bros.10/9/67

T-25,273-X ..... Charles Lee Sch1ot­10/9/67 hauer

T-25,993 ..... NRM Trucking Co.10/10/67

T-25,994 ..... VMR Produce10/10/67

T-25,995 ..... Park Investment Corp.10/10/67

T-25,996 ..... Center Distributing10/10/67 Co.

T-25,997 ..... A-Emergency Tow10/10/67 Service

T-25,998 ..... Forrest Dale Belvin10/10/67

T-25,999 ..... Robert Crawford10/11/67

T-26,000 ..... Boat Transit, Inc.10/11/67

T-14,887 .. Sub 1 ...L1oyd A. Lynn10/11/67

TA-T-26,001 .....Associated Re­10/13/67 tailers Sub~rban

Delivery Co.

T-26,001 ..... Associated Retailers10/13/67 Suburban Delivery

Co.

TA-T- 26,002 ..... Leonard W. ·Wa1ker10/13/67

TA-T-12,231 ..... Rai1way Express10/13/67 Agency, Inc.

T-26,003 .....Virgil Esco ~allace

10/6/67

T-26,004 ..... D & M Hauling Co.10/16/67

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l27 ,060

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-127,988

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temproary authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Additional intrastate authority

Additional intrastaae authority

Contract carrier, intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-124,875

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-126,738

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-1l6,178

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exe1jlpt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-4091S

Additional intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authorityirreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Granted effective10}19!.67

Granted effective12/18/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective10/10/67

Granted effective10/20/67

Authority grantedto 1/4/68

Granted effective2/20/68

Authority grantedto 2/9/68

Granted effective11/15/67

Granted effective10/17/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective10/25/67

Granted effective10/19/67

Granted effective19/25/67

Granted effective11/28/67

Granted effective11/3/67

Granted effective10/20/67

Granted effective11/24/67

Granted effective10/24/67

Temporary author­ity granted to1/30/68

Gr~nted effective6/21/68

Authority grantedto 1/16/68

Authority grantedto 1/22/68

Granted effective10/25/67

lPending

T-1392 .....Lindell Moving &10/16/67 Storage Co.

T-26,005 ..... Ray M. Allen10/16/67

T-13,129 ..... Herbert H. Mason10/16/67

TA-T~4172.. ~ .. Ellis Petroleum10/17/67 Transport, Inc.

TA-T-ll,967 ..... Cyrus Truck Line,10/17/67

TA-T-26,006-X ..... Shawnee Construc­10/17/67 tion, Inc.

TA-B-24,114 ..... Edward F. Seyfarth10/17/67

T-26,007 ..... Shoreline Provision10/17/67 Co.

T-26,008 ..... Frank's Produce10/17/67

T-26,006-X..... Shawnee Construction10/lS/67 Inc.

TA-T-9255 ..... Kaw Transport Co.10/18/67

T-26,009 ..... E.L. Alexander10/lS/67 Trucking Co.

T-26,elO ..... Flamingo Tile, Gorp.10/lS/67

T-26,Oll ..... Bixby Cooperative, Inc.10/19/67

T-26,012 ..... R.L. Letson Trucking10/19/67

TA-T-20,794 ..... Jimmy R. Goodnight10/19/67

T-20,794 .. ~]b 1 ... Jimmy R. Good­10/19/67 night

TA-T-20,795 ..... Clifton Parker10/19/67

T-20,795 .. Sub 1 ... Clifton Parker10/19/67

TA-T-9110 .....Transport Delivery10/19/67 Co.

T-25,454 ..... Leland Zeigenbein10/19/67

TA-T-ll,962 ..... C.E. Reynolds10/20/67 Transport, Inc.

T-26,013 ..... Jessie Christian10/20/67

T-26,014 ..... Marsh Trucking Co.,10/20/67 Inc.

T-26,016 .....Wil1iam P. Brosius10/23/67

At?

App. to transfer authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Temporary suspension on Certificate T-13,129

App. for temporary authority

App. for temporary authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Additional intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Common carrier, intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier,interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-8181S

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Authority trans­ferred to Checker­board Moving &Storage Co., granteffective 11/5/67

Granted effective10/25/67

Granted to 4/15/67

Temporary authorit~

granted to 1/17/6S

Temporary author­ity granted to1/17/68

Denied 10/25/67

AuthOrity g'rimteduntil final Commis'sJon decision

Granted effective11/13/67

Granted effective11/2/67

Denied 7/9/68

Authority grantedto 12/15/67

Dismissed 10/31/67

Granted effective12/1/67

Granted effective11/13/67

Granted effective11/20/67

Temporary author­ity granted to1/23/68

Granted effective2/27/68

Temporary author­ity granted to1/23/68

Granted effective2/27/68

Authority grantedto 1/17/68

Granted effective10/31/67

Authority grantedto 1/16/68

Granted effective10/26/67

Granted effective11/20/67

Granted effective10/27/67

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T-15,955 ..... Haro1d E. Ferguson10/23/67

T-16,211 .. Sub 3 ...Leeser & Stauffe~

10/23/67 Truck Service, I~c.

T-23,914 ..... Walt's Drive-A-Way10/23/67 Service(Walter

Plough)

B-24,114 .. Sub 2... Edward F. Sey-10/24/67 farth

B-25,705 .. Sub 1 ... Harvey E. Perry10/24/67

T-13,525 ..... Thomas M. Allen10/24/67

B-26,017 .....LaCrosse & Western10/24/67 Stages, Inc.

T-26,018 .....Midwest Fa~ Supply10/24/67

T-22,288 ..... Brooks Truck Line10/25/67

TA-T-l1,238 ..... Davis Transport,10/26/67 Inc.

T-17,409 ..... Richard C. Emery10/26/67

T-26,019 ..... Daniel P. Lisel1a10/26/67

T-26,020 ..... Harvey Vil1nave10/26/67

T-26,021 .....Williamson10/26/67

T-26,022 .....Dean Harper Trucking10/26/67

T-25,984 ..... Vic Koepke Excavating10/26/67 & Grading Co.

T-15,114 ..... Ozark Transfer(J.T.10/26/67 Greenlee)

T-2l,001-X..... James D. Turner10/26/67

T-26,023 ..... Wm. O. Hopkins10/27/67

T-26,024 ..... Robert L. Hathaway10/27/67

TA-T-25,465 ..... Smart & Crenshaw10/27/67

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App. to transfer Certificate & Permit

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,reg.

App, Common carrier, intrastate authority,reg.

App. to transfer Certificate

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-1l3,567

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority amd merge with Cert­ificate and Permit T-8768

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. to transfer authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Transfer of Certificate & Permit T-15,114

Additional authority, cont~act carrier,intrastate autho~ity

App., Co~on carrier, interstate authucity,MC-l06,088

App., Common ca~rier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

Autho~ity trans­ferred to KennethW. Noel, grantedeffective 11/6/67

Granted effective4/2/68

Authority tran s­ferred to Walt'sDrive-A-Way Ser­vice(W. R. Fentress:granted effective11/13/67

Granted effective4/2/68

Granted effective6/25/68

Authority trans­ferred to James G.Franklin, grantedeffective 11/9/67

Di~missed 1/12/68

Dismissed 1/15/68

Authority trans­ferred to WallerTruck Co., grantedeffective 10/25/67

Authority grantedto 1/25/68

Authority trans­ferred to Joseph'L. & Martha Reine,granted effective11/2/67

Granted effective10/31/67

Granted effective11/13/67

Granted effective11/17/67

Granted effective11/17/67

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to OzarkTransfer(L.M. Greellee), granted ef­fective 11/5/67

Granted effective11/7/67

Granted effective11/30/67

Granted effective12/1/67

Temporary author­ity granted to2/6/68

T-26,025 ..... Coen E. Dady10/27/67

T-26,026 ..... Tom Armstrong Truck10/27/67 Line

T-26,027 ..... Leo Edward Barth, Jr.10/31/67

T-lO,742 .. sub 17 & T-19,910-X.. Sub4 ..... Ruan Transport Corp.

10/31/67

T-26,028 ..... William Neville11/1/67

T-26,029 ..... John J. Brown11/1/67

T-26,030 ..... James R. Deck11/1/67

T-21,674 ..... Dache1 Bros. Trucking11/1/67

T-26,031 ..... S.C. Harley, Jr.11/2/67

T-26,032 ..... Big Three, Inc.11/2/67

TA-T-2Q,574 .....Archie McKuin11/2/67

T-26,033 ..... Freeman Trucking11/2/67 Service

TA-T-ll,258 ..... John Groner Motor11/2/67 Carrier, Inc.

T-14,620 ..... Wil1is O. Reser11/2/67

T-26,034 ..... Neal F. Armstrong11/3/67

T-26,035 ..... Valgene C. Steffen11/3/67

T-26,036 ..... David R. Chastain11/3/67

T-26,037 ..... Joseph E. Carr11/3/67

T-26,038 ..... Clifford B. Finkle,Jr.11/3/67

T-26,Q39 ..... D.G. Gilbert11/3 /67

T-26,040 ..... Wayne H. Benscoter11/3/67

TA-T-18,161 ..... Commercia1 Car­11/6/67 tage Co.

T-26.041 .....Mountaire Poultry Co.11/7/67

T-26,042 ..... Maurice Christopher11/7/67 Maddalena

T-26,043 ..... Smith Bros.11/7/67

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Transfer of Certificate r-14,620

App. , Common carrier J inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carTier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier) interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-126,965

App., Common catrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate autbority,exempt.

Motion for extension of temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Granted effective11/3/67

Granted effective11/14/67

Granted effective10/31/67

Pending

Granted effective11/6/67

Dismissed 3/16/68

Granted effective11/8/67

Authority trans­ferred to RichardB. Brunz1ick,granted effective. 1/12/68

Dismissed 3/16/68

Granted effective11/15/67

Authority grantedto 1/31/68

Granted effective11/13/67

Authority granted2/1/68

Certificate trans­ferred to James P.White, grantedeffective 11/12/67

Granted effective11/28/67

Granted effective3/6/68

Gran ted effec tive11/14/67

Granted effective11/15/67

Granted effective11/24/67

Granted effective11/13/67

Granted effective11/13/67

Temporary author­ity granted to2/6/68

Granted effective12/6/67

Granted effective11/15/67

Granted effective11/21/67

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T-26,051 ..•.. C.A. Davis11/8/67

TA-T-25,686 .....Mendenhall Truck11/9/67 Lines

T-25,686 ..... Mendenhall Truck Lines11/9/67

T-26.052 ..... Los Angeles Turf11/9/67 Express

T-26,053 .....A1vin B. Cunningham11/9/67

T-14,300 ..... Earl E. Culton11/9/67

TA-T-25,736 ..... Bi11ue Trucking11/9/67 Service

TA-T-26,054 ..... Edward P. Hall11/13/67

T-26,054 ..... Edward P. ija1l11/13/67

TA-T-25,884-X ..... Carl F.. Happel11/13/67

TA-T-9255 ..... Kaw Transport Co.11/13/67

TA-T-18,332 .....Moyer Truck Line,11/13/67 Inc.

T-26,044 ..... LeRoy Francis Caldwell11/7/67 & Sons

T-26,045 .....Doyle Sims11/7/67

T-13,220 ..... Leslie Kesner11/7/67

TA-T-9879 .....MonKem Co., tnc.11/7/67

T-l1,515 .. Sub 6 ... Orscheln Bros.11/7/67 Truck Lines

T-26.046 ..... Mid Central Trucking11/8/67 Co., Inc.

T-26,002 ..... Leonard W. Walker11/8/67

TA-T-21,J09 .....Woodson's Trucking11/8/67 Service

T-26,047 ..... Jack Mitchell11/8/67

T-26,048 ..... Bob Fromm11/8/67

T-26,049 ..... Robert V. Markt11/8/67

T-26,050 .....W.L. Woodruff11/8/67

TA-T-6278 ..... Martin Truck Line11/8/67

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-112,098

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier. intrastate authority,irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate auhtority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer Certificate & Permit T-13,220

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Temporary intrastate autho~ity on Certificate& Permit T-403

App., Common carrier, inte~state authority,exempt.

App_, Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,ex empt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,499

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

Granted effective11/1S/67

Authority grantedto 2/8/68

Granted effective5/13/68

Granted effective11/9/67

Granted effective~1/l7/67

Authority trans­ferred to GogginsDrilling, Inc.,granted effective12/9/67

Authority grantedto 2/13/68

Authority grantedto 2/13/68

Authority grantedto 3/19/68

Pending

Authority grantedto 2/15/68

Authority grantedto 2/13/68

Authority granted2/13/68

Granted effective12/1/67

Dismissed 3/16/68

Authority trans­ferred to James H.Smithey, grantedeffective 11/27/6:

Authority grantedto 2/7/68

Authority grantedto 1/5/68

Granted effective11/15/67

Granted effective2/27/68

Authority grantedto 2/8/68

Granted effective11/28/67

Granted effective11/30/67

Granted effective11/28/67

Granted effective12/1/67

Authority grantedto 2/20/68

T-16,062 ..... Harold C. Watson App. , Common carrie'C t interstate authority, Dismissed 3/15/6811/20/67 exempt.

T-26,064 ..... S & D Express, Inc. App. , Common carrier; interstate authority, Granted effective11/20/67 MC-129,4S8 11/29/67

T-26, 063 ..... Ira Fores t App. , Common carrier, interstate authority, Dismissed 3/15/6811/20/67 exempt.

T-26,06S .....Milton Schwa rtz App. , Common car:("ier, inters tate authority, Pending11/20/67 exempt.

T-26,066 ..... Glenn Lee Lackey App. , Common carrier, inLet"s taLe authority, Granted effective11/20/67 exempt. 12/4/67

T-26,067 ..... Cook Transfer App. , Common carrier, intet"state authority, Granted effectiven/20/67 exempt. 12/18/67

T-26,068 ..... R.M. Buck App. , Common carrier, interstate authority, Granted effective11/20/67 exempt. 12/29/67

T-25,681 ..... Denzil Conn & Lewis11/14/67 H. Sowards

T-26,055 .....York Contract Carrier11/14/67 Inc.

T-?6,056 ..... Commodore Contract11/14/67 Carriers, Inc.

T-26,057 ..... Ear1 W. Albertson11/14/67

T-?S,986 ..... Baughman Feed Ser­11/14/67 vice

TA-T-26,058 .....Ben Evans11/15/67

TA-B-2S,70S ..... Harvey E. Perry11/15/67

T-26,059 ..... Marshal1 Tiles, Inc.11/15/67

T-26,060 ..... Bobby Neal11/15/67

T-26,061 .....Walters Emergency11/16/67 Road Service

T-25,5l8 ..... Ball & Reece11/16/67

T-21,509 .. Sub 6... Schwerman11/16/67 Trucking Co.

T-21,972 .. Sub 6 ... Iberia Transfer11/17/67 Co.

T-21,439 ..... Chester Zemke11/17/67

T-17,848-X..... Newby Bros., Inc.11/17/67

T-24,00S-X..... Compton Appliance11/17/67 Service Co.

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App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,513

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,909

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer intrastate & interstateauthori ty

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Transfer of interstate authority

Authority trans­ferred to Lewis H.Sowards, grantedeffective 12/8/67

Granted effective11/21/67

G~anted effective11/29/67

Granted effective11/29/67 I

Granted effective6/14/68

Dismissed 3/26/6B

Authority extendedto 2/24/68

Granted effective12/7/67

G~anted effective11/20/67

Denied 6/4/68

Autho~ity trans­ferred to JerryReece, granted ef­fective 12/1/67

Granted effective6/27/68

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to ZemkeTrucking, grantedeffective 1/3/68

Authority trans­ferred to RobertV. Markt, grantedeffective 11/28/67

Authority trans­ferred tD ComptDnService Co., granted effective11/27/67

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T-26,069 ..... Florida Citrus Canners11/20/67 Coop.

T-10,288 .. Sub 8 ... Commercial Trans­11/21/67 port. Inc.

T-26,070 ..... Chieftain Van Lines.11/22/67 Inc.

T-26,071 .....Danny Bridges11/22/67

TA-T-5226-X..... Steel Haulers,11/24/67 Inc.

T-21, 190'..X..... Ray E. Brennan11/24/67

TA-T-419 ..... Philipp Transit Lines11/27/67 Inc.

T-26, 072 ..•.. Cape Refrigerated'11/27/67 Express

T-21,784 ..... Nodaway Elevator11/28/67 Co. (B. Hampel)

T-26,073 ..... Swiff-Train Co.11/28/67

T-26,074 ..... L & S Trucking Co.11/28/67

T-26,075 ..... John M. Haddock11/28/67

T-26.076 ..... Norbert Togges11/28/67

T-796 .. Sub 1 ...Action Murray Van11/28/67 Lines

TA-T-9879 ..... MonKem Co., Inc.11/29/67

T-22,326 .....M & N Grain Co.11/29/07

T-12.967 ..... Paul Jones11/30/67

T-26,077 ..... Don Rcihardson11/30/67

T-26,078 .....Larry Lewis11/30/67

T-26.079 ..... American Carpet11/30/67 Mills, Inc.

T-26,080 ..... Bobby Lee Arrington12/1/67

T-6226 .....Woodland Transfer &12/1/67 Warehouse Co.

B-26,081 .....Voigt Bus Service,12/1/67 Inc.

TA-T-9110 .....Transport Delivery12/4/67 Co.

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lIpp., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

lIpp., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-74169

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

lIpp. to transfer interstate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority

App., Con~on carrier, interstate authority

App., Common carrier. interstate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

Extension of temporary authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,MC-128,209

App. for temporary authority

Granted effective1/23/68

Granted effective4/4/68

Granted effective1/12/68

Granted effective12/5/67

Authority granted2/27/68

Authority trans­ferred to BrennanTruck Lines, Inc.,granted effective12/4/67

Authority grantedto 2/29/68

Granted effective11/28/67

Authority trans­ferred to NodawayElevator Co. (G.Hampel), grantedeffective 12/14/67

Granted effective12/8/67

Granted effective2/5/68

Granted effective12/6/67

Granted effective12/4/67

Granted effective4/4/68

Authority grantedto 2/28/68

Granted effective11/29/67

Authority trans­ferred to ColumbiaSand Co., grantedeffective 12/16/67

Granted effective12/5/67

Granted effective12/5/67

Granted effective12/5/67

Granted effective12/18/67

Authority trans­ferred to WoodlandTransfer & Ware­house Co., Inc.,granted effective2/13/68

Granted effective12/29/67

Authority grantedto 3/5/68

T-13,818 ..... Don Harris12/4/67

T-26,082 ..... J.C. Adams12/4/67

T-26,083 ..... Bi11ington's Truck12/4/67 Service

T-26,084 ..... Lloyd George Clark12/4/67

T-26,085 ..... Eisenman Chemical12/4/67 Co.

T-26,086 ..... G1en Jackson12/6/67

T-18,983 .. Sub 1 ... Jim Tiona,Jr.12/7/67

T-26,087 ..... Harry V. Swartz­12/7/67 baugh

T-26,088 ..... T.L. Hester Truck12/7/67 Service

T-26,089 ..... Joe P. Daniels12/7/67

T-26,090 ..... Bosch Trucking Co.,12/7/67 Inc.

T-26,091 ..... Drotzmanns Inc.12/7/67

T-25,032 ..... Cloverleaf Farm Vans12/7/67

TA-T-419 ..... Phi1ipp Transit Lines12/7/67

TA-T-34l ..... Beaufort Transfer Co.12/8/67

TA-T-11,615 ..... Erickson Transport. 12/8/67 Corp.

T-26,092 ..... Travis Arnett12/11/67

T-13,943 ..... John Strange12/11/67

T-26,093 ..... Commercial Lumber12/11/67

T-26,094 ..... Clarence Robinson12/11/67

T-26,095 ..... B1air Farm Lines12/11/67

T~26.096..... Leon Smith12/11/67

TA-r-796 ..... Action Murray Van12/12/67 Lines

T-21,S09 .. Sub 7... Schwerman Truck­12/12/67 ing Co.

T-26.097 .....Appleton City Truck12/12/67 Line(W. Borum)

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App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier J interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier» inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common t::arriet', interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,784

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier~ inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-127,550

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,MC-73137

App. to transfer interstate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for temporary a~thority, intrastate

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate autho~ity,

exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Authority trans­ferred to HarrisReady Mix ConcreteInc., granted ef­fective 1/14/68

Granted effective12/8/67

Granted effective12/20/67

Granted effective1/23/68

Granted effective1/4/68

Granted effective12/11/67

Pending

Granted effective12/19/67

Granted effective1/5/68

Granted effective1/3/68

Granted effective12/8/67

Granted effective3/6/68

Authority trans­ferred to Clover­leaf Farm Vans,IncGranted effective1/2.5/68

Authority grantedto 3/14/68

Authority grantedto 3/12/68

Authority grantedto 3/13/68

Granted effective12/29/67

Authority trans­ferred to C.E,Patt, granted ef­fective 12/24/67

Granted effective1/4/68

Granted effective4/2/68

Granted effective12/18/67

Dismissed 3/15/68

Authority grantedto 4/2/68

Granted effective3/26/68

Authority trans­ferred to AppletonCi ty Truck Line

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T-26,098 ..... George E. O'Quinn12/13/67

TA-T-14,604-X..... Elwood Lynch12/14/67

T-26,099 ..... Northcott, Inc.12/14/67

T-13,730 ..... Lee O. Morgans12/14/67

T-IO,288 .. Sub 9 ... Commercial Trans­12/14/67 port, Inc.

T-26,101 ..... Julius R. Beardsley12/15/67

T-26,102 .....Virginia Glass Pro­12/15/67 ducts Corp.

TA-T-14,339 .....Wilford Urhahn12/18/67

T-22,094 ..... Norva1 B. Short12/18/67

T-18,229 .....Huston Truck Line12/18/67

T-26,103 .....Montice110 Milling12/18/67 Co.

T-26,104 ..... Loyce Cqckre1112/18/67

T-26,105 ..... Pioneer Charcoal12/18/67 Co., Inc.

T-26,106 ..... George Lawrence12/18/67 Powell

T-26,107 ..... Earnhardt Transport12/18/67

T-20,094 ..... J.T.Arnett12/20/67

TA-T-25,790-X ..... Harwood Elevator12/20/67

T-19,902 .....Marvin W. Shepherd12/21/67

B-26,108 ..... L.0. Transit, Inc.12/21/67

T-26,109 ..... Eag1e Express, Inc.12/22/67

T-13,818 ..... Don Harris12/22/67

A24

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt., irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority, intrastate

App. for additional intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier; interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-117,898

App. to transfer interstate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer portion of intrastate & inter~

state authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

effective 1/7/68

Granted effective1/12/68

Authority grantedto 3/15/68

Granted effective12/20/67

Authority trans­ferred to MorgansMaterial Co.,granted effective3/14/68

Pending

Granted effective12/19/67

Granted effective12/20/67

Authority grantedto 3/20/68

Authority trans­ferred to Calvin& Dorothy Phillipsgranted effective1/6/68

Authority trans­fer-red to HustonTruck Line, Inc.,granted effective12/27/67

Granted effective1/23/68

Granted effective2/1/68

Dismissed 3/15/68

Granted effective1/25/68

Granted effective1/23/68

,Pending

Authority grantedto 3/28/68

Authority trans­ferred to JamesRobinson, grantedeffective 1/8/68

Granted effective3/19/68

Authority trans­ferred to BethanyExpress, Inc.,granted effective2/8/68

Authority trans~

ferred to HarrisReady Mix' ConcreteInc., granted ef­fective 1/14/68

T-26,110 .....Kenneth Knudsen12/22/67

T-25,986 ..... Baughman Feed Service12/26/67

T-22,550 ..... J.Warren Grant12/27/67

T-26.111 .....Layton Supply12/27/67

T-26.112 ..... St. Bernard Produce12/27/67

T-26.113 ..... Leonard Fulton Caudle12/27/67

T-26,114. '" .Andres Garza12/27/67

T-26,115 ..... Reuben Bishop12/27/67

T-26,116 ..... Hubert Wilson12/27/67

8-15.151 ..... Pop1ar Bluff-Willow12/27/67 Springs Bus Line

T-121 ..... Benton Moving & Storage,12/28/67 Inc.

TA-B-25,705 ..... Harvey E. Perry12/28/67

T-26,117 .....W.H. Catrett12/28/67

T-26,118 ..... Richard Martin12/28/67 Wickwire

T-26,119 ..... Armac Products, Inc.12/28/67

T-17,313 ..... Howard L. Lyons12/29/67

T-26,120 ..... H.L. Tho~nton

12/29/67

T-8543-X ..... Payne Transfer, Inc.1/2/68

T-26,121 ..... Nishna Valley Transfer1/2/68 Inc.

T-26,122 ..... Refrigerated Trucking1/3/68 Inc.

T-25,294 ..... Wedron Transport Co.,1/3/68 Inc.

A25

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,in:eg., exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer Certificate 565, and mergeunder Certificate 11

App. to transfer Certificate

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority.exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer Certificate & Permit T-8543-X

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

IGranted effective1/4/68

Authority granted Ito 3/27/68

Authority trans - 'Iferred to B.T.Johnson, grantedeffective 1/9/68

Granted effective I1/4/68

Granted effective1/4/68

IGranted effective1/4/68

Granted effective I1/4/68

Granted effective3/4/68

IGranted effective2/15/68

Authority trans-

Iferred to ConnerBuslines, grantedeffective 1/18/68

Authority trans - Iferred to Benton-Hecht Moving &Storage, Inc. ,granted effective

I1/5/68

Authority granteduntil permanent IIauthority is de-cided upon

Granted effective1/12/68 •Granted effective1/5/68

Granted effective •1/2/68

Authority trans-ferred to Rex IIWigger, grantedeffective 1/8/68

Granted effective

II1/8/68

Authority trans -ferred to SignalDelivery Service,

IIInc. , granted- ef-fective 1/3/68

Granted effective1/8/68 IIGranted effective1/24/68

Authority trans- Iferred to SilicaSand Transport.Incgranted effective1/24/68

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T-26,123 ..... Circ1e C. Produce1/3/68

T-26,124 ..... Glynn Turner1/3/68

T-26,125 ..... Rich-Par Refrigerated1/4/68 Ex~ress

T-26.126 ..... Charles Ta~ley

1/4/68

T-26,127 .....Kenneth Small1/4/68

T-26,128 ..... Spencer Sales CD.1/4/68

T-26,129 ..... V & J Derstine, Inc.1/4/68

TA-T-5226-X ..... Stee1 Haulers, Inc.1/5/68

TA-T-2Q,794 ..... Jimmy R. Goodnight1/8/68

TA-T-20,79S ..... Clifton Parker1/8/68

T-26,130 .....0rvi11e R. Liddell1/8/68

T-26,131 ..... Ronald W. Law1/8/68

T-26,132 ..... Phi11ip Me Bride1/8/68

T-25,224 .....A.J. C~abbs

1/8/68

T-26,133 •.•.. Blue Eagle T~ck

1/8/68 Lines, Inc.

TA-T-16.21l .....Leeser & Stauffer"1/8/68 Truck Service

T-25,314 ..... Frosty's Delivery1/8/68

T-26,134 ..... Robert "F.. Kroemer1/9/68

T-26,135 ..... Ba11entine1/9/68

T-26,136 ..... North~est Agricultural1/9/68 Coop. Ass., Inc.

T-26,137 ..... T.E. Truesdell1/9/68

TA-T-l1,968 ..... Curtis Transport,1/9/68 Inc.

TA-T-4,172 ..... E11id Petroleum1/9/68 ~ransport, Inc.

TA-T~11,967..... Cyrus Truck Lines,1/9/68 Inc.

T-26,138 ..... B & B Truck Rental1/10/68

1-26,139 ..... Frank S. Ya~es

1/10/68

A26

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

APP., Common carrier, interstate authority,exem~t.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Gommon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,e}{empt:.

App., Common carrier, interstate autbority,exempt.

App., Gommon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,381

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Common carrier, interstate authority, exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Gommon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-7160B

App. for temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Granted effective1/15/68

Granted effective1/9/68

Granted effective1/12/68

Granted effective1/15/68

Granted effective1/12/68

Granted effective1/12/68

Granted effective1/18/68

Authority grantedto 4/12/68

Authority grantedto 3/1/68

Authority grantedto 3/1/68

Granted effective1/15/68

Granted effective2/21/68

Granted effective1/15/68

Authority trans­ferred to CrabbsTransport, Inc.,Granted effective2/6/68

Granted effective1/10/68 "

Authority grantedto 4/10/68

Granted effective1/8/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

Granted effective1/1S/68

Granted effective1/25/68

Granted effective1/24/68

Authority grantedto 2/8/68

Authority grantedto 4/16/68

Authority grantedto 4/16/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Granted effective5/23/68

T-26,140 ..... S & M Trucking, Inc.1/10/68

TA-T-12,231 ..... Rai1way Express1/10/68 Agency, Inc.

T-26,141 .....Harold E. Wolfe1/10/68

T-26,142 ..... Joe S. Bowen1/11/68

T-26,143 ..... Trailer Express, Inc.1/11/68

TA-T-9110 .....Transport Delivery1/11/68 Co.

T-26,144 .....Warren Hale1/12/68

TA-B-24,114 ..... Edward F. Seyfarth1/12/68

T-26,145 ..... Benjamin J. Keel1/12/68

TA-T-23,626-X ..... Greis Trucking1/15/68 Service, Inc.

T-20,409 .....Asberry & Buxton1/15/68

T-509 ..... J.J. Tune1/15/68

T-25,145 ..... Smith & Kat~fey

'1/15/68 T~uck Line

T-26,146 ..... Jerry A. Ferrell1/16/68

T-26,147 ..... Gary Landis1/16/68

T-13,084 ..... Peoria Stockyards1/16/68

T-15,124 ..... Ralph F. Nichols1/16/68

T-26,148 ..... Robert D. Sorensen1/16/68

T-26,149 ..... Jer~y Leech1/17/68

T-13,499 ..... Baker Transfer &1/17/68 Storage Co.

T-22,138 ..... James R. Bozarth1/17/68

A27

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,421

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authorityExempt.

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer certificate

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer certificate

Granted effective1/17/68

Authority grantedto 4/19/68

Granted effective1/15/68

Granted effective2/27/68

Granted effective1/25/68

Authority granteduntil permanentauthority is de­cided upon

.Dismissed 5/22/68

Authority granteduntil permanentauthority is de­cided upon

Granted effective1/12/68

Authority grantedto 4/16/68

Authority trans­ferred to HerbertAsberry, grantedeffective 2/2/68

Authority trans­ferred to DoddsTruck Line, Inc,granted effective1/19/68

Authority trans­ferred to ConnerTruck Line,granted effective1/23/68

Granted effective1/24/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

Authority transfe~

red to PeoriaStockyards,granted effective2/1/68

Authority trans­ferred to DorothyE. Nichols,granted effective2/2/68

Granted effective1/23/68

Granted effective1/24/68

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to Charles

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T-26,001-X .....Associated Retailers Motion to extend temporary authority1/18/68 Suburban Delivery,Co.

T-26,157 ..... Harvard Manufacturing App., Common carrier, interstate authority,1/19/68 Co., Division of

Rusco Industries, Inc.

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T-26,150 .....Marshfield Drayage1/17/68 Co.

TA-T-13,696 ..... Borchers Truck1/17/68 Line

T-26,151 ..... Lynn Sowers1/18/68

T-26,152 .....Mikes Lines1/18/68

1-4942 ..... B & B Trucking1/18/68

TA-T-22,546-X ..... Hagenjoff Bros.1/1S/68

T-26,153 .....Harry Overbaugh1/18/68

T-l1, 615 .. Sub 11. .. Erickson Trans-,1/18/68 port, Corp.

T-26,154 ..... Drury's Van Lines,1/18/68 Inc.

T-17,593 .....Koerth Transfer1/18/68

TA-T-ll,962 ..... C.E. Reynolds1/lS/68 Transport, Inc.

TA-T-25,686 ..... Mendenha11 Truck1/19/68 Lines

T-13,553 ..... Jess Bailey1/19/68

TA-T-26,002 ...•. Leonard W. Walker1/19/68

T-26,155 ..... Ha7e1 Greedy & Sons1/19/68

T-26,156 ..... Wi11iam H. Tyner, Jr.1/19/68

T-26,158 ..... Leonard C. & Helen C.1/19/68 Wenz

T-26,159 ..... Nationa1 Packing Co.,1/22/68 Inc.

TA~T-9073..... Rogers Cartage Co.1/22/6S

T-26,160 ..... Delbert Jacobson1/22/68

T-26,161 ..... Reinert Truck Line1/23/68

A28

App., Common carrier, intrastate ,authority,reg.

App. for temporary authority

App., Common cArrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Comrr~n carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-5722

App. to transfer interstate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer authority

App. for temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exeIJ1pt.

E. Dial, grantedeffective 2/2/68

Granted effective7/9/68

Denied 1/23/68

Granted effective1/31/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Authority trans­ferred to Schae­perkoetter Store,Inc., granted ef­fective 2/4/68

Authority grantedto 3/19/68

Granted effective4/8/68

Authority grantedto 3/29/68

Granted effective6/4/68

Granted effective2/21/68

Authority trans­ferred to KennethNarrod Moving Co.,granted effective3/11/68

Authority granted4/19/68

Authority granted5/7/68

Authority trans­ferred to VirginiaPauline Millingtongranted effective2/3/68

Authority grantedto 4/19/68

Granted effective1/24/68

Granted effective1/24/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Granted effective1/26/68

Granted effective1/25/68

Authority grantedto 3/22/68

Granted effective1/25/68

Granted effective1/30/68

T-26.162 ..... Howard Wright1/23/68

T-26.163 ..... John B. Te Slaa1/23/68

T-26.164 .....Andy Kichinko1/23/68

T-26.165 ..... Freesen Bros. Trucking1/23/68 Inc.

T-26,166 ..... Kenneth Watson1/23/68

T-19,910-X .. Sub 5 ... Ruan Transport1/23/68 Corp.

T-14.671 ..... Roy Goldsmith1/23/68

T-26,167 ..... Roy L. Britzman1/24/68

T-25,656 .....Kenneth E. Werner1/24/68

T-26,168 ..... Mackey, Inc.1/24/68

T-26,169 ..... Glenn Trucking Co.,1/24/68 Inc.

TA-T-6605 ..... Hugh Breeding, Inc.1/24/68

T-6605 .. Sub 8... Hugh Breeding.1/24/68 Inc.

TA-T-ll.258 ..... John Groner Motor1/25/68 Carrier, Inc.

T-12.151 .. Sub 25 ... Truck Transport.1/25/68 Inc.

T-26,170 ..... Raymond Holt1/26/68

T-26,171 ..... Harold Holt1/26/68

T-26.172 ..... Jerry W. Bryant1/26/68 Trucking

T-26,173 .....Warren Boswell1/26/68

T-20.713 .....Leighton Stock Yards1/26/68

TA-B-20.621 ..... Missouri Transit1/29/68 Lines, Inc.

T-26,174 .. ... Klima, Inc.1/29/68

T-26,175 .....Keim Transportation1/29/68 Inc.

T-26,176 ..... Choctaw Distributing1/30/68 Co.

T-26,177 .... .Emmett E. Horton1/30/68

A29

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,419

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,124

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.MC-128,595

App, to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-52704

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier. intrastate authority,irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App .• Common carrier. intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authrotiy

App., Common carrier. interstate authority.exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

Granted effec tive1/30/68

Granted effective2/21/68

Granted effective3/11/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Granted effective1/29/68

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to Crab­tree Bros. Truck­ing. granted ef­fective 2/29/68

Granted effective2/2/68

Authority trans­ferred to WernerService & Truck­ing. Inc., grantedeffective 2/7/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

Granted effective2/7168

Authority grantedto 4/23/68

Granted effective7/2/68

Authority grantedto 4/30/68

Granted effective7/9168

Granted effective2/15/68

Granted effective2/9/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

Granted effective2/27168

Authority trans­ferred to LeightonStockyards, grant­ed effective2/1/68

Authority grantedto 5/15/68

Granted effective2/1168

Granted effective6/18/68'

Dismissed 5/22/68

Granted effective2/13/68

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T-26,178 ..... Marvin Shackelford1/30/68

T-26,179 ..... Oliver Rodgers &1/30/68 Son

T-26,180 ..... Charles E. Poole,1/30/68 Trucking

T-26,18l .....David Kurk1/30/68

T-26,182 ..... Wurtele Bros.1/30/68

T-IO,484 ..... Pee Wee's Heavy1/30/68 Hauling

T-26,184 ..... Clermont Trucking,1/31/68 Inc.

T-14,863 ..... Harry Coleman1/31/68

T-21,824 ..... Emmett Hartriek1/31/68

T-26,185 ... Brammer Truck Line1/31/68

TA-T-22,779 ..... Branson Truck1/31/68

T-26,186 ..... Jersey Rentals,Inc.2/1/68

T-26,187 ..... Thomas L. Fletcher2/1/68

T-26,188 ..... Central Transport2/1/68 Co.

T-24,266 ..... Potosi Express(R.J.2/2/68 Glore)

T-26,189 ..... Hanks Transfer2/2/68

T-26,190 ..... Haupert Livestock2/2/68

T-26,19l ..... Arthur S. McComb2/2/68

T-19,55l ..... Charles Hainline2/2/68

T-26,192 ..... Hallway, Inc.2/2/68

T-26,193 ..... Donald DeVine2/2/68

T-15,462 ..... Orville Tinnon2/5/68

A30

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer certificate

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-1l9,489

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,742

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Granted effective2/13/68

Granted effective2/21/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

Granted effective2/14/68

Granted effective3/11/68

Authority trans­ferred to Friz­zell's Heavy Haul­ing, granted ef­fective 3/25/68

Granted effective2/6/68

Authority trans­ferred to GarrettBros. Hauling,granted effective2/18/68

Authority trans­ferred to HartriekTruck Service,granted effective2/28/68

Granted effective2/6/68

Authority grantedto 5/3/68

Granted effective4/22/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Granted effective2/19/68

Authority trans­ferred to PotosiExpress(J.A. Wood)granted effective2/23/68

Granted effective2/27/68

Granted effective2/6/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to HainlineBros., grantedeffective 2/9/66

Granted effective2/19/68

Granted effective2/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to ClaudiaJean Eads, &rantedeffective 2/19/68

TA-T-23,626-X ..... Greis Trucking2/5/68 Service

T-26,194 ..... Ragsdale & Thompson2/5/68

TA-T-12,151 ..... Truck Transport,2/5/68 Inc.

T-26,195 ..... Prouty Truck Line2/5/68

T-26,196 ..... Hawkins Farms2/6/68

TA-T-18,161 ..... Commercial Car­2/6/68 tage Co.

TA-T-18,161 ..... Commercial Car­2/6/68 cage Co.

T-26,197 ..... Ernest J. Cowart2/6/68

T-26,198 ..... Morgantown Feed Mill,2/6/68 Inc.

T-26,199 ..... Dennis Lee Isenhart2/6/68

T-26,200 ..... B.J. & L. Trucking2/6/68 Co., Inc.

T-14,577 ..... Edgar Miller2/6/68

T-26,201 ..... Everette Equipment2/6/68

T-26,202 ..... Griffin Mobile Home2/7/68 Transporting Co.

T-26.203 ..... Clarence Walker2/7/68

T-26,204 ..... Robert John Hamilton2/8/68

T-26,205 ..... Maurice D. Porter2/8/68

T-26.206-X..... Cheese Express,2/8/68 Inc.

T-26.207 .....Taormina Co.2/8/68

T-26,208 ..... Mahaska Transfer &2/8/68 Delivery

T-26,209 ..... Ted Pappas & Sons2/8/68

T-26.210 ..... Don Taylor2/8/68

TA-T-23,529-X ..... Walter Lottman2/8/68

TA-T-18,332 ..... Moyer Truck Line,2/9/68 Inc.

TA-T-9255 . .... Kaw Transport Go.2/9/68

T-26,Zll ..... Diese1 Driver Training2/9/68 School

T-13,759 .....G.F. Kiesel Co.2/9/68

A31

App. for temporary authority

App., Common carrier. intrastate authority,in'eg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for extended temporary authority

App. to extend temporary autthority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-124,190

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. for extended temporary authority

App. to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority

Authority grantedto 5/7/68

Pending

Authority grantedto 5/7/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Granted effective2/6/68

Authority grantedto 5/8/68

Authority grantedto 5/10/68

Granted effective2/13/68

Granted effective6/3/68

Granted effective2/14/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to H.D,Butler, grantedeffective 5/20/68

Granted effective2/13/68

Granted effective4/11/68

Granted effective2/20/68

Granted effective3/11/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Granted effective4/9/68

Granted effective3/6/68

Granted effective2/21/68

Granted effective2/27/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

Authority grantedto 5/14/68

Authority grantedto 5/10/68

Authority grantedto 5/10/68

Granted effective3/25/68

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T-20,527 ..... Burlin T. Boyer. 2/9/68

T-I0,288 ..... Commercial Transport2/13/68 Inc.

r-16,914 ..... Ray Johnson, Inc.2/13/68

T-26,212 ..... Larry W. Miller2/13/68

1-26,213 .....Duane Conlon2/14/68

T-26,214 ..... New Market Produce2/14/68 Co.

r-26, 215 ..... Central States2/14/68 Wholesalers

T-25,216 ..... Land Truck Lines, Inc.2/14/68

T-26,217 ..... B.T. Hall Trucking2/14/68

T-26,218 .....Kitchen Oil Co., Inc.2/14/68

T-26,219 ..... R.J. Andrews2/14/68 Truck Line

T-21,650 ..... Alfred Hendrix &2/14/68 Cecil Hendrix

T-20,440 ..... 07ark Motor Lines2/14/68

T-13,102 ..... Arno1d H. Wehmeyer2/14/68

T-26,054 ..... Edward P. Hall2/15/68

T-26,220 ..... James R. Spangler2/15/68

T-26,221 .....Marie Law2/16/68

T-26,222 ..... E1wood Bros.2/16/68

T-26,223 .....Warren Arnold Gaswint2/16/68

t-12,486 ..... Ray Truck Line(wayne2/16/68 & W.L. Ray)

t-26,224 ..... Robert Guy Brauns2/l.6/6/l

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App. to transfer authority and merge underCertificate T-13,759

App. to transfer authority and merge underCertificate T-13,759

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.MC~129,605

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-H8.985

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier. interstate authority,MC-129,588

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary autho~ity

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authorityexempt.

Inc., granted ef­fective 2/25/68

Authority trans­ferred to Para­mount Hauling CD.,Inc .• granted ef­fective 2/19/68

Authority trans­ferred to Para­mount Hauling Co.,Inc., granted ef­fective 2/29/68

Authority grantedto 5/14/68

Granted effective6/11/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Granted effective2/16/68

Granted effective3/21/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Granted effective3/14/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Granted effective4/1/68

Authority trans­ferred to AlfredHendrix, grantedeffective 5/28/68

Authority trans­ferred to OzarkMotor Lines, Inc.,granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to NorbertOverkamp, grantedeffective 3/1/68

Authority grantedto 6/14/68

Granted effective2/21/68

Granted effective2/20/68

Granted effective2/l9/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to Ray TruclLine(Wayne Ray),granted effective2/23/68

Granted effective2/19/68

T-12,039 ..... Jim McCall2/16/68

T-341 .. sub 13 ... Beaufort Transfer2/16/68 Co.

T-22,698 ..... Lee Calton2/19/68

T-26,225 ..... Milford C. Collins2/19/68

TA-T-26,225 ..... Milford C. Collins2/19/68

T-26,226 ..... Richard Stanton2/19/68 Trucking

T-26,227 ..... Western Distributing2/19/68 Co., Inc.

T-26,228 ..... Kenneth Groth2/19/68

T-26,229 ..... Charles Dorsey2/19/68 Reese

T-26,230 ..... Platte Valley Non2/19/68 Stock Coop Ass.

T-26,231 ..... Gary Liles2/20/68

T-26,2J2 ..... Forrest Akins2/20/68

T-26,233 ..... Donald T. Cassidy2/2l>/6R

T-26,234 ..... DaMar Feed & Fuel2/20/68

T-26,235 .....William F. Anderson2/20/68

T-13,696 ..... Borchers Truck Line2/20/68 (H.T. & Don Bor­

chers)

T-26,236 ..... Charter Bulk Service2/20/68 Inc.

T-26,237 .....A. & M., Inc.2/20/68

TA-T-419 ..... Philipp Transit2/20/68 Lines, Inc.

T-26,2J8 ..... Jesse F. Hammonds2/23/68

T-26,239 ..... M.T. Farms2/23/68

T-26,240 ..... P.A.C. Corp.2/23/68

T-26,241 ..... Jack Linquist2/23/68

TA-T-5226-X..... Stee1 Haulers,2/23/68 Inc.

T-26,242 ..... Jo/Kel, Inc.2/23/68

T-16,375 ..... Hi11ard E. Johnmeyer2/23/68

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App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg. & reg.

App. to transfer intrastate authority andmerge under T-23,575

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authorityexempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authori ty,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority"exempt.

App. Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier; interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.App. , Common carrier, interstate. authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authroity,exe.mpt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-123,922

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,988

App. to transfer interstate authority

Authority trans- Iferred to WitteTruck Line, grantel ,effective 3/10/68

Pending

Authority trans- IIferred to DaleHart, granted ef-fective 3/16/68 -Granted effective6/4/68

Authority granted

IIto 5/21/68

Granted effective2/27/68 •Granted effective3/12/68

Granted effective •2/27/68

Granted effec tive2/27/68

Granted e ffec tive •2/28/68

Granted effec tive •3/14/68

Dismissed 5/22/68

~76%~d effective •Granted effective3/5/68 •Granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans - •ferred to BorchersTruck Line (DonBoecher), grantedeffective 3/24/68 •Granted effec rive2/20/68

Granted effective •5/23/68

Authority granted5/28/68

•Granted effective3/21/68

Granted effective •2/28/68

Granted effective2/28/68

Granted effec tive •3/5/68

Authority granted •to 5/28/68

Granted effective2/27/68

Authority trans- IIferred to John-

T-26.243 ..... Gotwals, Inc.2/23/68

r-26,244 ..... Don Weber2/23/68

r-26,245 .....Karps Bakers Supply2/23/68 Co.

T-25.720 .. Sub 1 ... W.L. Waggoner2/26/68 Trucking Co.

T-22,170 ..... Hodge Hauling Co.,2/26/68

T-13,101 ..... Harry Fisher2/26/68

T-12,894 .. , .. James R. Hampton2/26/68

T-26,246 ..... Cooperative Grain2/26/68 & Supply

T-12.596 .....K.W.Ripley2/26/68

r-26,247 ..... Fletcher Transport2/26/68

T-13,325 ..... Jewell S. Perkins2/27/68

T-20,648-X. '" .E.K. Motor Service2/27/68 Inc.

T-26.249 .....Mar-Del Produce2/27/68

1-26,250..... Crowther Bros. Milling2/27/68 Co.

T-26,25l ..... Vargas Produce Co.2/27/68

1-26,252 ..... J.D. McClymonds, Inc.2/27/68

T-2256 ..... Delbert R. Dowdy2/27/68

r-26,253 ..... O'fallon Gas Co.2/28/68

r-26,254 .....Arlest G. Skaggs2/28/68

T-26,255 ..... Gail Toepfer2/28/68

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

'App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exem-pt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

App., Common carrier. interstate authorityexempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-127,476

App. to transfer authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-127,84l

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Commnn carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

meyer ConstructionCo., Inc., grantedeffective 5/9/68

Granted effective4/8/68

Granted effective2/29/68

Granted effective3/1/68

pending

Authority trans­ferred to W.L.Waggoner TruckingCo .• granted ef­fective 3/11/68

Authority trans­ferred to W.L.Waggoner TruckingCo., granted ef­fec tive 3/11/68

Authority trans­ferred to W. L.Waggoner TruckingCo., granted ef­fec tive 3/11/68

Granted effective3/6/68

Authority trans­ferred to K. W.Ripley, Inc.,granted effective2/28/68

Granted effective3/6/68

Authority trans­ferred to GreeneCounty Paving Co.,Inc., granted ef­fective 3/15/68

Pending

Granted effective3/26/68

Granted effective3/26/68

Granted effective3/13/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to DelMiles Truck Line,Inc., granted ef­fective 3/16/68

Granted effective3/19/68

Granted effective3/29/68

Granted effective3/11/68

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T-26,256 ..... Star Delivery & Transfer App., Cornm~n carrier, interstate authority,2/29/68 Inc. MC-120,737

T-16,874 ..... Bastian Truck Service3/6/68 (Harold E. Garrett

& Morris C. Bastian)

T-26,257 ..... Solid Service System2/29/68

T-25,442 .....Miller Transfer &2/29/68 Storage(Joseph H.

& Henlen M.Shaw)

T-4942 .. Sub 1 ... Schaeperkoetter3/1/68 Store, Inc.

T-26,258 ..... G.G. Hughes3/1/68

T-26,259 ..... Hellenbeck Feed3/1/68 & Grain

T-23,740 .....Donald R. Deuschle3/1/68

T-26,260 ..... Memorial Carter3/1/68

T-22,779 .. Sub l ... Branson Truck3/4/68 Line, Inc.

T-26,261 ..... Wenham Transportation3/4/68 Inc.

T-26,262 ..... Dwight W. Jay3/4/68

T-26,263 ..... Milo Wolterman3/4/68

T-20,259 ..... J.B. Black3/5/68

T-26,264 ..... Lawrence Enrici3/5/68

T-26,265 ..... Wilbur J. Wenck3/5/68

T-26,266 ..... Nagelkirk Fruit3/5/68 Market, Inc.

T-lO,742 .. Sub l8 ... Ruan Transport3/5/68 Corp.

TA-T-419 ..... Philipp Transit Lines,3/5/68 Inc.

T-26,267 ..... Maurice Fredrick3/6/68 Yaney

T-26,268 ..... Roy D. Fox3/6/68

T-5321 ..... Paul Sheets3/6/68

T-J41 .. Sub 14 ... Beaufort3/6/68 Transfer Co.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-F-IOOIO

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. for additional intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Commonmrrier, interstate authority,MC-129,496

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-77424

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority, and mergeunder Certificate T-19,227

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,973

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer interstate and intrastateauthority

App. for additional intrastate authority

Granted effective3/6/68

Granted effective3/5/68

Authority trans­ferred to MillerTransfer & Stor­age(Helen M. Shaw)granted effective3/21/68

Pending

Dismissed 6/27/68

Granted effective3/7/68

Authority trans­ferred to RaymondL. Hahn, grantedeffective 3/6/68

Granted effective5/20/68

Granted effective8/8/68

Gr<n ted effect ive3/21/68

Granted effective3/12/68

Granted effective3/18/68

Authority trans­ferred to D.C.Cotner. grm tedeffective 3/21/68

Granted effective3/7/68

Granted effective3/7/68

Granted effective3/6/68

Pending

Authority grantedto 6/12/68

Granted effective3/6/68

Granted effective3/6/68

Authority trans­ferred to BastianTruck Service(Morris C. Bastia~

granted effective3/6/68

Authority trans~

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T-26,269 .....Merle Paul, Jr.3/7/68

T-26.270 ..... Turners Refrigerated3/7/68 Services, Inc.

T-6456 .. Sub 14 ... Earl Bray, Inc.3/7/68

T-26.271 ..... Delbert William3/7/68 Mohler

T-26,272 ..... North Bros. Trucking3/7/68 Inc.

T-26,273 ..... Lee Ohrman3/7/68

T-26,274 ..... Edward Michael3/7/68 Dischler & Son

T-26,275 ..... Elmer J. Cochran, Jr.3/7/68

T-26,276 .....M & M Foster3/7/68

T-26, 277 ..... Hagen, Inc.3/7/68

T-26,278 ..... e.G. Rodrigue23/8/68

T-26,279 ..... Ark Valley Transport3/8/68 Inc.

T-26,280 ..... George R. Winchell3/8/68

T-26,28l ..... Davidson Transfer3/8/68

TA-T-341 ..... Beaufort Transfer3/11/68

T-26,282 ..... Don White3/11/68

T-26.283 ..... George Leverton3/11/68

T-S162 ..... Delbert & Lonnie Shelten3/11/68

T-26,284 ..... Midwest Growers Coop.3/11/68 Corp.

T-26,285 ..... Harre11 O. Burns3/11/68

T-26,286 ..... Toledo Van & Storage3/11/68 Co.

T-26,287 ..... R.F. Packard3/12/68

T-139 ..... D. & R. Truck Service3}13/68

T-26,288 ..... Tropic Truck Brokers,3/13/68 Inc.

T-26,289 ..... C.L. Skidmore3/13/68

T-26,290 ..... J & M Transportation3/13/68 Go., Inc.

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App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority, ,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common earLier, interstate authority,MC-127,042

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carriet', intet'state authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common cart'ier, intet'state authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority and merge underCertificate & Permit T-6728

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common cart'ier, interstate authority,Me-51058

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer authority and merge underT-364

App., Common ~arrier, interstate aHthority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,Me-US,Jll

Granted effective3/11/68

Granted effective3/29/68

Pe,nding

Granted effective3/11/68 I

Granted effective3/20/68

Granted effective3/20/68

Granted effective3/18/68

Gt'anted effective3/27/68

Granted effective3/21/68

DimiAsed 6/27/68

Granted effective3/11/68

Granted effective3/11/68

Granted effective3/11/68

Authority grantedto 6/11/68

Granted effective4/5/68

Granted effective3/14/68

Authority trans­ferred to Humans­ville Truck Line,granted effective3/24/68

Granted effective3/21/68

Granted effective4/8/68

Granted effective3/21/68

Granted effective3/18/68

Authority trans­ferred to L.W.Transfer, Inc.,granted effective3/25/68

Granted effective3/15/68

Granted effective]/18/68

Granted effective3/21/68

T-26,291 .....Mil1er Bros3/14/68

T-26,292 ..... Smith Pride Foods,3/14/68 Inc.

TA-r-14,604-X...•. Elwood Lynch3/14/68

TA-T-6397-X ..... Brick Trucking3/14/68 Service Co.

TA-T-l1,615 ..... Erickson Transport3/15/68 Corp.

TA-T-23,626-X ..... Greis Trucking3/15/68 Service

T-23, 626 -x.. Sub 1 ... Greis Trucking3/15/68 Service

T-26,293 ..... James J. K1einhekse13/15/68

T-26,295 ..... Gayle Gaddis3/18/68

T-26,296 ..... Home Produce Co.,3/18/68 Inc.

T-26,297 ..... Brockman Truck Lines,3/18/68 Inc.

T-21,104 ..... Junior F. Cauley3/19/68

T-24,020 .....T.B. Bradley3/19/68

T-26,298 .....Miles & Linton3/19/68 Trucking

T-26,299 ..... Gene Wander3/19/68

T~29,300..... Kuhn Livestock3/19/68

T-26,301 ..... Dale McBeath3/19/68

T-26,302 ..... E11is & Held3/20/68

T-26,303 ..... Chester Armstrong3/20/68

T-26,304 ..... Garden State Packing3/20/68 Co.

t-26,305 ..... Eagle Trucking Co.3/20/68

T-26,306 ..... Gist & Sons3/20/68

T-l1,428 ..... crouse Cartage Co.3/20/68

T-26,307 ..... Simanek, Inc.3/20/68

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate portion of T-12,72B

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cornmon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-1l9,774

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-11~,400

Granted effective3/20/68

Granted effective5/2/68

Autho~ity grantedto 6/12/68

Authority grantedto 6/13/68

Authority grantedto 6/13/68

Authority grantedto 7/16/68

Granted effective7/26/68

'Granted effective3/25/68

Granted effective3/26/68

Granted effective4/5/68

Authority trans~

ferred to ReynoldsTruck Lines,granted effective4/1/6B

Authority trans~

ferred to RobertL. Hahn, grantedeffec tive 4/4/68

Authoritv trans­ferred to William'iI. Barnhar t,granted effective4/4/68

Granted effective3/21/68

Granted effective3/21/68

Granted effective4/15/68

Granted effective4/4/68

Dismi~sed 6/27/68

Granted effective4/5/68

Granted effective3/29/68

Granted effective5/31/68

!.lending

Authority trans­ferred to Crousecartage Co.,granted effective5/6/68

Granted effective3/26/68

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T-26,308 .....Wi11ard F. Morris3/20/68

T-26,309 ..... Russe11 Cameron3/20/68

TA-T-9879 ..... MonKem Co., Inc.3/21/68

T-26,310 ..... Les Mathre Agricultural3/21/68 Transportation &

Supply

T-26,311 ..... Service Express3/22/68

T-26,312 ..... W.R. Hicks3/22/68

T-26.313 ..... A. Guebert, Inc.3/22/68

T-18.547 ..... McEwen Bros.3/22/68

T-25,688 .....Midwest Moving &3/22/68 Storage Co.

T-16,871 .....Wilbert C. Grass3/25/68

T-24.225 ..... H.C. Parrish Truck3/25/68 Serivce, Inc.

T-26,314 ..... Bi11 CurtiA3/25/68

T-26,315 ..... Harry L. Dean3/25/68

T-25.316 ..... Carroll H. Stoutamyer3/25/68

T-26,317 ..... C. & R. Trucking3/26/68

T-26, 318 ..... Jim Utzman3/26/68

T-26,319 ..... Boright Trucking3/26/68 Co., Inc.

T-26,320 ..... Brannen Leasing, Inc.3/26/68

T-26,206-X ... , .Cheese Express, Inc.3/26/68

1-21,493 ..... Harold Ash3/27/68

T-26,321 ... :.Ike Koeman3/27/68

T-26,322 ..... Hasenpflug & Elwood3/27/68 Trucking

T-26,323 ..... Morgan's Truck Service3/27/68

T-26.324 .....M Transport Co., Inc.3/27/68

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority.exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,846

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer Certificate & Permit

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority.irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cammon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,M C-129,663

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Contract carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,675

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstare authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,464

Granted effective4/10/68

Granted effective4/3/68

Authority grantedto 6/19/68

Granted effective3/25/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Granted effective4/24/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Authority trans­ferred to McEwenBros. Enterprises,Inc., granted ef­fective 3/29/68

Authority trans­ferred to StewartMoving Co. ,grantedeffective 4/1/68

Authority trans­ferred to BernellCash, granted ef­fee tive 4/6/68

Pending

Granted effective4/5/68

Granted effective4/5/68

Pending

Granted effective4/4/68

Granted effective4/4/68

Pending

Granted effective5/2/68

Granted effective4/9/68

Authority trans­ferred to Paul E.Stallings, VernonL. Seymore, granteleffective 5/6/68

Granted effective3/29/68

Granted effective3/29/68

Granted effective4/17/68

Granted effective4/19/68

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T-26,001-X ..... Associated Ret8ilers Motion to extend temporary authority3/28/68 Suberban Delivery Co.

T-26,325 .....Murphy Produce3/27/68 Farms

T-26,326. _... Richard E. Durham3/27/68

T-26,327 ..... Umberger Transport,3/28/68 Inc.

T-26,328 ..... E.J. Shoa~, Jr.3/28/68

T-26,329 ..... Evergreen Express3/26/68

T-26,330 ..... Jacobsen Transfer, Inc.3/29/68

T-26,331 ..... Pioneer Wholesale3/29/68 Liquor Distributors

TA-T-13,773 ..... Terrell Trucking3/29/68 Service

T-13,773 .. Sub 1 ... Terrell Trucking3/29/68 Service

TA-B-l8,206-X ..... Specialty Transit4/1/68 Co.

T-15,556 .....Marion Earl Gregory4/1/68

T-26,332 ..... Ira Forest4/1/68

T-26,333 .....Mick Hobbs4/1/68

T-26,334 ..... St. Louis Metro Express4/1/68 Inc.

T-23, 734 ..... Marg'aret Schultz4/2/68 ' ,

T-2935 ..... Lupkey Supreme Service4/2/68

TA-T-26,335 ..... C. Ray Bowling4/3/68

T-26,336 ..... L & R Trucking Co.4/3/68

T-26,337 ..... James Stafos Produce4/3/68

T-26,338 ..... Chipley Produce &4/4/68 Poultry

T-26,339 ..... Clinton H. Verbick,4/4/68 Jr.

T-26,340 .....William F. Jones4/4/68

T-26,34l ..... Frank C. Smith4/4/68

T-26,342 ..... Josh Ingram, Jr.4/4/68

T~26,343 ..... D. L. Barker4/4/68

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters ta te authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,eXf'mpt.

App. , Common carrier) innterstate authority,MC-129,264

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,irreg., exempt.

APP., Common carrier, i~terstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,Me-2l800

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer authority

App. , Common carrier, intrastate authority,temporary authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier ~ interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l28,80l

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common car):"ier l interstate authority,exempt.

IGt'anted effective4/9/&8

Granted effective I3/29/68

Granted effective

I4/11/68

Granted effective4/25/68

Granted effective I4/10/68

Authority granted

Ito 4/30/68'

Granted effective4/22/68

Granted effective I5/31/68

Authority grantedto 7/2/68 IPending

Authority granted Ito 7/2/68

Authority trans -ferred to George IConley Ahrens,granted effective6/8/68

Granted effective I7/2/68I

Dismissed 6/27/68

Gt'anted effective •4/8/68

Authority rrans- •ferred to Schul tzTrucking, grantedeffective 4/18/68

Pending •I

Authority grantedto 7/23/68 •Granted effective5/1/68

Granted effective II4/9/68I

Granted effective

II4/8/68

Granted effective4/8/68 I

,

Granted effective •4/8/68

Granted effective4/8/6B •Dismis sed 6/27/68

Granted effective •4/8/68

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TA-B-25,762 ..... James S. Olive~

4/4/68

T-ll,967 .. Sub 16 ... Cy~us T~uck

4/4/68 Line. Inc.

T-26,344 ..... No~man L. Webb4/5/68

T-15,662 ..... Ernest Bentley4/5/68

T-26,345 ..... Lowell P. Cla~k

4/5/68

T-26,346 ..... L.W. Beasley4/5/68

T-26,347 ..... Ray B. Klinefelter4/5/68

T-26,348 ..... Roy Latta Lumber Sales4/5/68

T-26,349 ..... Porlan Carpet Mills4/5/68

T-26, 350 ..... R. L. Dilts4/5/68

T-26,351 ..... Laskco, Inc.4/5/68

T-14,444 ..... Charles A. Baker, Jr.4/8/68

T-26,352 ..... Sonny Jackson4/8/68

T-14,77l ...•. Joe Marshall4/8/68

T-26,353 ..... Moulded Products, Inc.4/8/68

T-26,354 .....D & W Refrigerated4/8/68 Ltl. Service, Inc.

T-26,355 ..... Verkler Bros.4/8/68

T-26.356 ..... General Farm Services,4/9/68 Inc.

T-26,357 ..... Cris Sa1a7er Produce4/9/68 & Grocery

T-26,358 ..... Rex Keeton4/9/68

T-26,359 ..... Charles Gutshall4/9/68

TA-T-4172 ..... Ellis Petroleum4/9/68 Transport, Inc.

TA-T-ll.967 ..... Cyrus Truck Line,4/9/68 Inc.

TA-T-26,360-X.....Goforth Trucking4/9/68

T-26,360-X ..... Goforth Trucking4/9/68

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App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. , Common carrier, int~astate authot:ity,irreg.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common ca~rier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrie~J interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common car~ier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App .• Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrie~, interstate authority,exempt.

A??, Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to tran sfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate ,authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129.465

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common c~rier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cornman carrier. interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier. interstate authority.exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. for temporary int~astate and interstateauthority

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,

Authority grantedto 7/7/68

Pending

Granted effective4/22/68

Granted effective4/9/68

Granted effective4/10/68

Granted effective5/16/68

Grantf'd effective5/23/68

Granted effective4/10/68

Di~missed 6/27/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Di~missed 6/27/68

Authority t~ans­

ferred to ArleyHughes, grantedeffective 4/25/68

Granted effective4/23/68

Authority trans­ferred to WilliePace, granted ef­fective 4/25/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Granted effective4/11/68

Granted effective4/11/68

Granted effective4/23/68

Di missed 6/27/68

Granted effective'4/22/68

Granted effective4/11/68

Authority grantedto 7/12/68

Authority grantedto 7/12/68

Authority grantedto 8/B/68

Granted effective5/20/68

T~26,361 .... .Martin Van Conet4/10/68

TA-T-22,779 ..... Branson Truck4/11/68 Line, Inc.

TA-T-12,231 ..... Railway Express4/11/68 Agency, Inc.

T-ll,88l .. Sub 3 ... Herman Bros.,4/11/68 Inc.

TA-T-21,309 ..... Woodson'~ Trucking4/15/68 Service

T-26,362 ..... Bonita Motor Line, Inc.4/15/68

T-21,770 ..... Triang1e Transfer Go.4/15/68

T-26,363 ..... John J. Brown4/15/68

T-26,364 ..... Syl-AR Trucking, Inc.4/15/68

T-26,365 ..... Chef Pierre, Inc.4/15/68

T-26,366 ..... Raymond G. Talbotc4/15/66

T-26,367 ..... Stephen F. Frost4/15/68

T-26,368 ..... Johnston Sales Co.4/15/68

T-26,369 ..... L.T. ~ooters Produce4/15/68

T-26,370 ..... Gra-Bell Truck Line,4/15/68

TA-T-26,371 ... , . John B. Feaster &4/16/68 Dorothy M. Feaster

T-26,371 ..... John B. Feaster &4/16/68 Dorothy M. Feaster

TA~A-26,372..... Cape County Private4/16/68 Ambulance Service,

Inc.

T-26,373 ..... RAymond C. Ryser4/17/68

T-26,J74 ..... Geldbach Transport4/17/68 Inc.

TA-T-11,962 ..... C.E. Reynolds4/17/68 Transport, Inc.

T-26,375 ..... Arnold R. Anderson4/17/68

T-12,868 ..... Hollywood Brands,4/18/68 Inc.

TA-T-66Q5 ..... Hugh Breeding, Inc.4/18/68

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. for partial transfer of Certificate & PermitT-1655

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,341

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inter" tate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-1l3,434

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,iJ:reg.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-128,872

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Granted effective4/22/68

Authority grantedto 7/10/68

Authority granted7/16/68

pending

Denied 4/26/68

Authority trans­ferred to E~gle

Expres s, Inc.,granted effective7/7/68

Authority trans­ferred to TriangleTruck Line, Inc. I

granted effective7/1/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Granted effective4/19/68

Granted effective5/2/68

Granted effective5/17/68

Granted effective5/3/68

Granted effective5/2/68

Authority grantedto 7/26/68

Granted effective7/25/68

Granted effective4/18/68

Granted effective5/13/68

Granted effective4/22/68

Authority grantedto 7/17/68

Authority granted'4/29/68

Authority trans­ferred to Holly­wood Brcands,granted effective4/22/68

Authority grantedto 7/19/68

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T-26,380 ..... Gregg's Trucking App. , Common carrier~ interstat~uthority,

4/22/68 Co. exempt.

T-26,381 ..... Shelby Livestock App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,4/22/68 exempt.

T-26,382 ..... Harris Lumber Co. App. , Common carrier, ·interstate authority,4/22/68 exempt.

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T-24,519-X ..... James William4/18/68 Cunningham

B-23,146 ..... Jewett Meador, Jr.4/18/68

T-26,376 ..... Roy S. Scott4/19/68

8-26,377 .....Valley Coach Lines,4/19/68 Inc.

T-26,378 ..... Montgomery Mobile4/19/68 Homes Sales, Inc.

T-26,379 ..... Pal Tex Transport Co.. 4/19/68

TA-T-8542 ..... Q & R Motor Service4/22/68 Co.

T-ll,009 ..... James Bibler4/22/68

8-26,383 ..... Inter-City Transit &4/22/68 Ohio Valley Charter

Service

T-2l,622 ..... Huebner Garage4/23/68

T-26,384 ..... Holt Lumber & Supply4/23/68

T-26,385 .....G1en Harmon4/23/68

T-26,386 .....Pierceton Trucking4/23/68 Co., Inc.

T-26,387 ..... Simpson & Simp~on

4/23/68

TA-T-l2,151 ..... Truck Transport,4/24/68 Inc.

T-14,572 .....Wilburn Lancaster4/25/68

T-15,939 ..... T.C. Parker4/25/68

T-26,388 ..... Raymond Kile4/25/68

T-26,389 ..... Terral Feed & Ferti­4/25/68 li7er Co.

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App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to transfer Certificate 697

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate autnority,MC-97651

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l29,328

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority andmerge under T-25,742

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-109,417

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-lll,941

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App. to trans fer intras tate('authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,irreg., exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Authority trans­ferred to John W.McCroskey,granted effective5/10/68

Authority trans­ferred to P & MBus Co., grantedeffective 5/4/68

Granted effective5/7/68

Pending

Granted effective4/19/68

Authority grantedto 7/23/68

Authority trans­ferred to CookTrucking Co., Inc.granted effective4/29/68

Granted effective4/29/68

Granted effective5/17/68

Granted effective4/29/68

Granted effective5/10/68

Authority trans­ferred to Huebner& Jones, grantedeffective 4/29/68

Granted effective7/26/68

Granted effective5/9/68

Granted effective6/19/68

Granted effective6/25/68

Authority grantedto 7/23/68

Authority trans­ferred to VirgilHillis, granted'effective 5/13/68

Authority trans­ferred to ThomasA. Elrod, granted'effective 5/13/68

Granted effective4/30/68

Granted effective5/2/68

TA-T-26,OOl-X ..... Associated Retailer~otion to extend temporary authority4/26/68 Suburban Delivery Co.

T~26,390 ..... B & R Trucking Co.,4/25/68 Inc.

TA-T-26,39l-X ..... Top Transfer Co.4/26/68

T-26,391-X ..... Top Transfer Co.4/26/68

T-26,392 ..... Dan Maddox Trucking4/26/68 Co.

T-26,393 ..... Farmers Grain Co.3/26/68

T-26,394 ..... Hausser Carting Co.3/26/68

T-26,395 .....Ace-Alkire Freight4/26/68 Lines, Inc.

TA-T-25,686 ..... Mendenhall Truck4/29/68 Lines

T-1815 ..... Inter-State Moving &4/29/68 Storage Co., Inc.

T-14,254 .. Sub 12 ... Slay Transpor­4/29/68 tation Co., Inc.

T-26,396 ..... Melvin F. Wilbert4/29/68

T-26,397 ..... Duane Welton4/29/68

T-26,398 ..... petroleum Transport4/29/68 Service, Inc.

T-26,399 ..... Wickliff & Son4/29/68

TA-T-22,779 ..... Branson Truck Line4/30/68 Inc.

T-26,400 ..... Norman W. Roux4/30/68

TA-T-19,910-X ..... Ruan Transport5/1/68 Corp.

r-26,401 .....General Equipment5/1/68 Co., Inc.

T-16,375 ..... Hillard E. Johnmeyer5/1/68

TA-T-12,231 ..... Railway Express5/1/68 Agency, Inc.

T-26,402 ..... Edward Baak5/1/68

TA-B-20,621 .. ...Missouri Transit5/2/68 Lines, Inc.

T-15,001 ..... e.E. Catron5/2/68

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,745

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer portion of intrastate authorityunder T-3216

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority and cancelinterstate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-I05,413

App., Common carrier, incerstate authority,HC-128,968

Motion [0 extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer Certificate & Permit

JGran ted effective5/7/68

Authority granted Ito 7/26/68

Authority granted

Ito 8/6/68

Pending

Pending IGranted effective

I5/2/68

Granted effective5/2/68

Authority trans - Iferred to John W.McCarthy, gran tedeffective 7/11/68

Authority granted Ito 8/1/68

Authority trans -

Iferred to The LoeCorp. , Inc. ,granted effective5/13/68

Pending IGcanted effective -5/2/68

Granted effective5/2/68

IGranted effective5/2/68

Granted effective I5/1S/68

Authority grantedto 8/1/68

IGranted effective5/31/68

Authority granted

Ito 7/30/68

Granted effective5/3/68

Authority trans - Iferred to John-meyer ConstructionCo., Inc., granted

Ieffective 5/9/68 .

Pending

Pending IAuthority granted

Ito 8/13/68

Authority trans-ferred to D.P.Hartley, granted

Ieffective 5/9/68

T-26,409 ..... Capitol Truck Line, Inc.App., Common carrier, interstate authority,5/6/68 MC-120,800

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T~26,403 ... , .Celanese Plastics5/2/68 Co.

T-26,404 ..... Gene Bullard5/2/68

T-26,405, .... Larry Clifford Stewart5/2/68

T-26,406 .... ,Midwest Farm Supply5/3/68

T-26,407, .... Robert V. & Louioe5/3/68 Harrison

TA-B-26,408., ... Short1ine Bus Co.5/3/68

T-26,410 ..... L & M Trucking Co.,5/7/68 Inc.

T-26,411 ..... C.E. Gallant5/7/68

T-26,412 ..... Catanzaro Drayage5/7/68 Co.

B-20,621 .. Sub 7...Missouri Transit5/7/68 Lines, Inc.

T-26,413 .... ,Loren Wood5/7/68

T-23,033 .... ,Constance Geahos5/7/68

T-26,414 ..... Tenney's Service5/8/68

T-26,415 ..... Produce Supply5/8/68 Express, Inc.

T-26,416 ..... Stirl Sparks5/8/68

T-26,417 ..... Dakota Express, Inc.5/8/68

T-796 .. Sub 2. ,.Action Murray Van5/8/68 Lines

T-16,389 ..... Matson Truck Lines5/8/68

TA-T-9255 ..... Kaw Transport Co.5/8/68

TA-T-18,332 .....Moyer Truck Line,5/8/68 Inc.

T-25,449 ..... Southern Missouri5/8/68 Freight(L.N. Tol­

bert & W.C. Short)

T-12,399 ..... Bilyeu Transport, Inc.5/9/68

TA-T-26,225 .....Mi1ford C. Collins~ Jo /f..Q

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App" Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l28,236

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,reg. & irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-124,262

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-83217

App. for additional intrastate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer Certificate & Permit

App . to transfer intrastate authorityand merge under T-11,615

Motion to extend temporary authority

Granted effective5/20/68

Gt'anted effective5/10/68

Granted e ffec tive5/24/68

Granted effective5/10/68

Granted effective5/13/68

Granted effective5/9/68

Granted effective5/6/68

Granted effective5/16/68

Pending

Granted effective5/20/68

Pending

Granted effective5/13/68

Authority trans­ferred to PixieFrozen Foods, Inc.granted effective5/13/68

Granted effec tive5/13/68

Granted effective5/13/68

Gran ted effec tive5/28/68

Granted effective5/28/68

Pending

Authority trans­fet'red to MatsonTruck Lines, Inc.,granted effective5/13/68

Authority grantedto 8/7/68

Authority grantedto 8/7/68

Authority trans­ferred to South­ern MissouriFreight(L.N. Tol­bert), grantedeffective 5/27/68

Authority trans­ferred to EricksonTransport Corp.,granted effective5/26/68

Authority grantedrn H/l s/fiH

T-1197 ..... Glenn Good Truck5/9/68 Line

TA-T-18,161 ..... Commercial Car­5/10/68 tage Co.

T-ll,198-X .. Sub 4 ... Farris Truck5/10/68 Line, Inc.

T-26,418 ..... Ted Brockhaus5/10/68

T-26,419 ..... Reed Bros.5/10/68

T-26,421 ..... Johnston Pump Co.5/13/68

TA-T-9879 ..... MonKern Co., Inc.5/13/68

T-26,422 ..... Robert M. Sales5/14/68

TA-T-23,529-X .....Walter Lottman5/14/68

T-23,529-X .....Wa1ter Lottman5/14/68

T-26,423 ..... Consolidated Shippers5/14/68 & Forwarders, Inc.

T-24,880 ..... D.D.A. Doll Distri­5/14/68 buting Co.

T-I0,660 ..... Srnolowitz Bros.S/14/68

T-8542 .. Sub 2...Q & R Motor5/14/68 Service Co.

T-ll,967 .. Sub 17 ... Cyru, Truck5/14/68 Lines, Inc.

TA-T-Z6,424-X ..... Jack Riechard5/14/68

T-26,425 ..... Commercial Carrier5/14/68 Corp.

T-26,426 ..... Robbins Motor Trans­5/15/68 portation, Inc.

T-26,427 ..... C.M. Jetton5/15/68

T-26,428 .....A.J. Metler Hauling5/15/68 & Rigging, Inc.

T-26,429 ..... CRC Lynn, Inc.5/15/68

T-9255 .. Sub 17 ... Kaw Transport5/15/68 Co.

TA-T-5226-x ..... Steel Haulers, Inc.5/16/68

T-26,430 ..... Dairy Fresh, Inc.5/16/68

T-26,431 .....Anderson Bakeries,5(16/68 Iuc.

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App. to transfer interstate & intrastate

Application for extended temporary authority

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authaorityexempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary ~ntrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to extend temporary authority

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg, temporary authority

App. to transfer interstate authority and mecgeunder T-ll,856

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-45764

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, ihterstate authority,MC-108,676

App., Common carrier, interstate authorityMC-l28,043

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Authority trans­ferred to Roy R.Caswell, grantedeffective 8/2/68

Authority grantedto 8/8/68

Pending

Granted effective5/31/68

Granted effective5/23/68

Granted effective5/14/68

Authority granted·to 8/13/68

Granted effective5/14/68

Authority grantedto 8/13/68

Granted effective8/10/68

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to DollDistributing, Inc.granted effective5/31/68

Pending

Pending

Pending

Authority grantedto 8/22/68

Authority trans­ferred to ClayHyder TruckingLines, Inc.,granted effective5/20/68

Granted effective6/20/68

Granted effective5/28/68

Granted effective5/23/68

Granted effective6/5/68

Dismis~ed b/1Z/68

Authority grantedto 8/15/68

Granted effective5/23/68

Granted effective6/2.0/68

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T-26,432 ..... Rite-Made Pape~

5/16/68 Conve~te~R, Inc.

TA-T-18,16l ..... Commercial Ca~tage

5/16/68 Co.

T-13,003 ..... Ray D. Bartow5/17/68

T-26,433 ..... Rich Hill Coop.5/17/68 Marketing Ass.

T-26,434 ..... Dale Quillman5/17/68

TA-T-5046-X..... lndu~trial City5/20/68 Lines, Inc.

T-5046-X .. Sub 1 ... Industrial City5/20/68 Lines, Inc.

B-26,435 ..... Specialty Transit Co.S/20/68

TA-T-26,436-X.....Missouri Funeral5/20/68 Supplies

TA-T-419 ..... Philipp Transit Lines,5/20/68 Inc.

T-26,437 .....Willborn Enterprises,5/21/68 Inc.

T-26,438 ..... Slankard Produce5/21/68

T-26,439 .....Walter Johnson5/21/68

T-Lb,44U ..... M & G Convoy, Inc.5/21/68

TA-T-12,151 ..... Truck T~ansport,

5/22/68 Inc.

TA-B-20,621 .....Missouri Transit5/23/68 Lines, Inc.

T-26,441 ..... State Supply Co., Inc.5/23/68

T-26,442 ..... Franklin Truck Lines5/23/68

T-26,443 ..... A.W. Orthman5/23/68

T-9879 .. Sub 8 ... MonKem Co., Inc.5/23/68

TA-T-26,054 ..... Edward P. Hall5/24/68

T-9096 ..... Hart Truck Line, Inc.S/24/68

T-26,444 .. _.. Southern Illinois5/24/68 Motor Express, Inc.

T-26,445 ..... Lawrence Parks5/24/68

T-26,446 ..... Pascagoula Drayage5/24/68 Co., Inc.

T-26,447 ..... M.T. Kennedy Trucking5/24/68

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Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. for temporary authority

App., Contl"nc t carriel", intras tate authori ty"reg.

App., Common car~iel", intrastat e authori ty,~eg.

App. for' temporary int~astate au thori ty

Motion to extend temporal"y authority

App., Common carrier, ipterstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common cal"rier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Cornman carrier, interstate authority,MC-20722

App. for tempo~ary intrastate authority

App. for temporary intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate autho~ity,

exempt.

App., Common carrier, inte~state autho~ity,

MC-128,219

App., Common carrier, interstate autho~ity,

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App., Common ca~rier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. to transfer Cel"tificate & Permit nnd mergeunder T-70

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., CommOn carrier, interstate authority,Me-I27 ,689

App., Common car~ier, interstate authority,exempt.

Granted effective5/28/68

Authority grantedto 8/8/68

Authority trans­ferred to Willal"dA. Lepper, grantedeffective 6/2/68

Granted effective5/24/68

Granted effective6/12/68

Denied 5/29/68

Dismissed 6/12/68

Granted effective6/10/68

Authority gl"antedto H/15/68

Authority grantedto 8/20/68

Granted effective5/27/68

Granted effective6/13/68

Granted effective6/19/68

Granted effective5/27/68

Authority grantedto 8/20/68

Authority grantedto 9/3/68

Granted effective5/31/68

Pending

Granted effective6/3/68

Granted effective8/6/68

Authority grantedto 9/11/68

Authority trans­ferred to L.A.Tucker Truck LinesInc., granted ef­fec tive 6/10/68

Granted effective6/S/68

Granted effective6/5/68

Granted effective6/5/68

Granted effective6/5/68

T-26,448 ..... Carter Van Lines &5/24/68 A-I Storage, Inc.

T-26,449 ..... Louis Johnson5/24/68

T-26,436-X ..... Missouri Funeral5/24/68 Supplies

B-8718 ..... St. Louis-Cape Bu, Line5/27/68

T-26,450 ..... Carter Thermo King,5/27/68 Inc.

T-26,451 ..... Scherer Freight Lines5/27/68 Inc.

T-26,452 ..... Robert Sauerwein5/27 /68

T-26,453 ..... Curtis Max Creek5/28/68

TA-T-26,454-X ..... Robert E. Hearn5/28/68

T-26,454-X ..... Robert E. Hearn5/28/68

T-9879 .. Sub 9 ... MonKem Co., Inc.5/28/68

T-14,524 ..... Lloyd Etherton5/29/68

T-14,973 ..... Lem Klemme5/29/68

T-70 .. Sub 2... L.A. Tucker Truck5/31/68 Lines, Inc.

T-16,057 ..... Roy Monroe Gregocy5/31/68

1-26,458 .....Wayne Newman5/31/68

T-26,455 ..... Paul M. Skelton5/31/68

T-26,456 .....W.K. Wilhite5/31/68

T-26,457 ..... Harold Dickey5/31/68 Trane.port, Inc.

T-26,424-X ..... Jack Riechard6/3/68

TA-T-419 ..... Philipp Transit Lines,6/3/68 Inc.

TA-T-1l,967 ..... Cyrus Truck Line6/3/68

B-26,459 ..... Autobus Rournier6/3/68 Limited

T-26,460 ..... B.C. Umberger, Inc.6/4/68

T-26,461 ..... Weaver Trucking Co.6/4/68

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App., CDmmon carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authDrity,irreg.

App. to transfer Certificate 374

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-2l571

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt: .

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt:.

App. for tempDrary intrastate authority

App., CDntract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App. to transfer authDrity and merge underCertificate & permit T-16,666

App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,

A?p. to transfer intrastate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-126,473

App., Contract carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-l23,488

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt:.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Granted effective6/28/68

Granted effective6/5/68

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to St.Louis-Cape BusLine, Inc.,granted effective7/1/68

Granted effective6/3/68

Granted effective,6/14/68

Pending

Granted effective6/19/68

Authority grantedto 9/11/68

Pending

Pending

Authority trans­ferred tD BobStatDn TransportCo., granted ef­fective 6/15/68

Pending

Pending

~~hority trans­ferred to Phil E.McMillin, grantedeffective 6/20/68

Granted effective6/12/68

Granted effective7/2/68

Pending

Pending

Pending

Authority grantedto 9/5/68

Authority grantedtD 9/5/68

Granted effective6/14/68

Granted effective6/11/68

Granted effective6/19/6B

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T-26,463 .... . Iowa Meats, Inc.6/4/68

T-26,464 ... .. Debrick Truck Line6/4/68

T-7495 ..... Inter-City Freight Lines6/6/68

T-26,465 ..... Ray L. Sheeks6/6/68

T-26,466 ..... Margaret Martin6/6/68

T-26,467 ..... R & G Coast to Coast6/6/68 Produce

T-26,468 .. ... J.E. Lammert Transfer6/6/68

T-26,469 ... .. B & M Transportation6/6/68 Co., Inc.

T-23,020 ..... B & H Trucking6/6/68

T-26,470 . .... Leon Livingston6/7/68

TA-T-341 ..... Beaufort Transfer6/10/68 Co.

T-26,471 ..... Carpenter Bros.6/10/68 Trucking, Inc.

T-26,473 ..... Jerome's Trucking6/10/68 Service, Inc.

T-26,474 ..... Jessie L. Cox6/11/68

T-26,475 ..... Harrington Trucking6/12/68 Co.

T-26,476 ..... Dera1d L. Nelson6/13/68

TA-T-9879 ..... MonKem Co., Inc.6/17 /68

r-26,479 ..... Bill Whitfield6/17/68

T-26,480 ..... Phillip Little6/17/68

T-26,48l ..... Poovey Cattle Co.6/17/68

T-26,482 ..... J,G. Honnol16/17/68

T-26,483 ..... Jay's Trucking, Inc.6/17/68

T-26,484 ..... Carretta Trucking,6/17/68 Inc.

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-16334

App. to transfer Certificate and Permit

App. , Common carrier, interstace authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. to transfer Certificate and Permit

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,irreg.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. , Common carrier, intersttate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier) interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier] interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier) interstate authority,MC-129,455

Granted effective7/2/68

Granted effective'7/3/68

Granted effective6/19/68

Authority trans~

ferred to Inter­City Frieght LinesInc., granted ef­fee tive 6/20/68

Granted effective6/14/68

Granted effective6/20/68

Granted effective6/11/68

Granted effective7/10/68

Granted effective6/11/68

Authority tran,­ferred to JermanFarm Supply, Inc.,granted effective6/22/68

Granted effective6/12/68

Authority grantedto 9/5/68

Granted effective6/13/68

Granted effective6/26/68

Pending

Granted effective6/26/68

Pending

Granted effective6/20/68

Authority grantedto 9/12/68

Pending

Pending

Pending

Granted effective7/16/68

Granted effective6/26/68

Granted effective7/11/68

T-16,450 .....McCord Bros.6/17 /68

T-26,486 ..... J & W Produce6/18/68

T-26,485 ..... Henry Bailey6/18/68

T-26,487 ..... Southwest Marketing6/18/68 Ass.

T-26,488 ..... A & D Truck Service6/19/68

T-26,489 ..... Osborne Truck Line,6/19/68 Inc.

T-26,490 ..... A1brecht Transfer6/19/68

T-26,491 ..... Paramore & Griffin6/20/68 Seed Co., Inc.

TA-T-11,881 ..... Herman Bros., Inc.6/20/68

TA-T-13,773 ..... Terrell Trucking6/20/68 Service

T-26,492 ..... Peterson L P Gas6/21/68 Co. 6f Arkansas

T-26,493 ..... Robert L. Wilson6/24/68

T-26,494 ..... Berta Mae Hayes6/24/68

T-26,495 ..... Jerry Bob Willard6/24/68

8-26,496 ..... Seaway Coach Lines6/24/68

T-26,497 ..... Carl Daves6/24/68

T-26,498 ..... Arlington Truck6/24/68

T-26,499 ..... F.F. Bentley6/24/68

T-25,454 ..... John Leland Zeigen-6/24/68 bein

T-26,500 ..... Lee Carroll6/25/68

T-26,501 ..... Atherton Service6/25/68

TA-B-25,762 ..... James S. Oliver6/25/68

B-25,762 .. Sub 1 ... James S. Oliver6/25/68

T-9057 ..... J.C. Angel Line Constru­6/25/68 ction Co.

T-26,502 ..... F.J. Linn, Inc.6/26/68

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App. to transfer interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrieL, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-I04,149

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App. , Common carrier, interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-60253

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-129,954

App. for interstate authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate· authority,exempt.

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, intrastate authority,reg.

App. to transfer authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

IAuthority trans-ferred to McCordBros. , Inc. ,

Igranted effective7/11/68

Granted effective6/21/68 IGranted effective6/21/68

Granted effective I6/19/68

Granted effective7/10/68 IGranted effective6/26/68

Granted effective I7/16/68

Pending

Authority granted Ito 9/19/68

Authority granted Ito 9/26/68

Granted effective7/9/68

IGranted effective6/27/68

Granted effective I8/9/68

Granted effective7/22/68

IGranted effective7/17/68

Granted effective I7/8/68

Granted effective7/8/68

IGranted effective7/29/68

Pending

IPending

Granted effective I6/25/68

Authority granted

Ito 10/5/68

Pending

Authority trans- Iferred to John H.Deaton, grantedeffective 7/12/68

IGranted effective7/3/68

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T-26,504 ..... Russell Harlow6/26/68

T-26,505 .....Apopka Plant Co-op6/26/68

T-5776 ..... McCammon Truck Line6/26/68

TA-T-70 ..... L.A. Tucker Truck Lines,6/27/68 Inc.

T-26,506 ..... R.A. Brinson6/27/68

T-26,507 ..... Thomas F. McWilliams6/27/68

T-26,508 ..... Richard Frank Daniels6/27/68

T-26,509 ..... John R. Cheeseman6/27/68

T-20,461 ..... Bobby H. Smith6/27 /68

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App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, .interstate authority,.exempt.

App. to transfer interstate authority & intra­,tate authority

Motion to extend temporary authority

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,exempt.

App., Common carrier, interstate authority,MC-117 ,851

App. to transfer interstate authority

Pending

Granted effective7/10/68

Granted effective7/10/68

Authority trans­ferred to Hall &Wells Truck Line,granted effective7/13/68

Authority grantedto 10/1/58

Granted effective7/10/68

Granted effective7/2/68

Dismissed 7/19/68

Pending

Authority trans­ferred to Pro­ducers InterstateCooperative,granted effective7/10/68

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T-26,511 ..... Harold A. Groff App. , Common carrier, interstate authority,6/28/68 exempt.

T-26, 512 ..... Oscar Ripley App. , Common carrier, inters tate authority,6/28/68 exempt.

Granted effective7/2/68

Granted effective7/2/68

Granted effective7/9/68

APPENDIXSECTION II

UTI LI TV CAS ES

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Application to discharge indebt- Granted September 21, 1967edness

•••Supplemental Order modifyingCertificate issuedSeptember la, 1967

Conditionally GrantedAugust 29, 1967

Granted September 26, 1967

Authority for 6 lines and7 substations and facilitiesGranted, and authori ty for4 lines and 5 substationsand facilities denied.October 17, 1967

Application to issue and deliverMortgage Notes

In the matter of the application forauthority to construct, operate andmaintain an electric transmissionline in Jackson, Clay and PlatteCounties

Application for authority to con­struct. operate and maintain anelectric transmission line in theCounties of Douglas, Howell, OzarkReynolds, Shannon and Texas

Application for authority to con- Granted August 18, 1967struct, operate and maintain anelectric transmission line in theCounties of Jackson, Clay and Platte

Application for authority to con­struct. operate and maintain anelectric transmission line in theCounties of Douglas, c:amden,C,'awford, Pulaske, Wright, GreeneTexas, Phelps. Howell and Shannon

Application for authority to con- Granted August 1, 1967struct, operate and maintain anelectrical transmission line inCole County

Application to issue and sen Granted September 11, 1967First Mortgage BondS

Application for authority to con- Heard October 5, 1967struct, operate and maintain anelectrical transmission line inJackson, Clay and Platte Counties

Name

Kansas City Power & LightCompany

Sho- Me Power Corporation

8ho- Me Power Corporation

5ho- Me Power Corporation

Kansas City Power &Light Company

Union Electric Company

Missouri Public ServiceCompany

Missouri Power &

Light Company

Kansas City Power &Light Company

16, 291..July 10, 1967

No and Date

16, 332 .September 7, 1967

16, 331 .September 6, 1967

16, 103 ....Oct. 14, 1966

16, 291..July 10, 1967

16, 309 .......August 14, 1967

16, 306 .August 8, 1967

16, 257 .August 1, 1967

16, 291. .July 10, 1067

Application for authority to issue Granted November 13, 1967and sell cumutative preferred stock

16, 356 ....October 3, 1967

16, 365 ...October n, 1967

Union Electric Company

Missouri Public Servic.'Company

Application to issue and sell Bonds Granted October 26, 1967

•16, 369 ........October 18, 1967

16, 373 .October 24, 1967

16. 282 .October 27, 1967

16, 377...November 1, 1967

16, 381.November 2, 1967

St. ,Joseph Light & PowerCompany

Kansas City Power & LightCompany

Missouri Power & LightCompany

Missouri Edison Company

The Empire District ElectricCompany

Application for authority to issue Granted November I, 1967Bonds

Application for authority to sell Granted December 20, 1967electric metering facilities toMissouri Public Service Company

In the matter of the application for Granted October 27, 1967authority to rehuild and convert anexisting electric transmission linebetween Polo and Braymore, Missouri

Complaint of :39 customers in Answered November 9, 1967overcharge in rates

Application to construct an Granted .June 5. 1968electric transmission line inGreene County

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Application to construct, operate and Heard July 1, 1968maintain an electric transmission lineline in the Counties of Montgomery,Warren, St. Charles and Franklin

Application for authority to con- Heard July 1, 1968struct, operate and maintain anelectric transmission line in theCounties of Randolph. Macon and Adair

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16, 385 .November 14, 1967

16, 396 ..December 4, 1967

16, 405 .December 14, 1967

16, 415.......December 26, 1967

16, 425 .January 18, 1967

16, 443 .February 5, 1968

16, 444 .February 15,1968

16, 447 .February 16, 1968

16, 463., ...•....March I, 1968

16, 493 .April 11, 1968

16, 494•••.••••..April 11, 1968

16. 509." .... , ..April 24. 1968

16. 520 .May 10, 1968

16, 521. .........May 13, 1968

16, 524 .May 16, 168

16, 531, ....June 5. 1968

Name

Kansas City Power &Light Company

Missouri Public ServiceCompany

Missouri Power & LightCompany

The Empire DistrictElectric Company

S1. Joseph Light & PowerCompany

Union Electric Company

Kansas City Power &Light Company

The Empire District ElectricCompany! ProgressiveIndustries

Progressive Industries. Inc.

Arkansas- Missouri PowerCompany

Missouri Public ServiceCompany

The Empire DistrictElectric Company

Union Electric Company

Sho- Me Power Corporation

Union Electric Company

Missouri Public ServiceCompany

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Application for authority to con­struct. operate and maintain anelectric transmission line in theClay Counties.

Application for authority to issueand sell Bonds

Application to construct an electrictransmission line

Authority to issue and sellFirst Mortgage Bonds

Application to construct anelectric transmission line inHolt County

Application for authority to issueand sell First Mortgage Bonds

Application for authority to issueadditional Bonds

Complaint

Investigation of violation ofPublic Service' Commission Law

Application for authority to issueand sell Bonds

Application to issue and sellBonds

Application for authority to issueand sell stock

Application to construct a trans­mission line in the Counties ofShannon and Reynold

Disposition

Granted March 22, 1968

Granted January 15, 1968

Granted February 13, 1967

Granted January 23, 1968

Granted April 25, 1968

Granted March 19, 1968

Granted March 13. 196 B

Latter to be found a PublicUtility subject to Commissionjurisdiction. April 2. 196BRehearing deniedApril 22, 1968

Company ordered to complyprovisions of PSC LawMarch 1. 1968

Granted May 29, 1968

Granted May 8, 1968

Granted June 3, 1968

Dismissed June 6, 196B

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16, 222 .Apr. 12, 1967

16, 287 .July 7, 1967

1&, 283 ..July 27, 1967

16, 293 .Aug. 14, 1967

16, 299 .July 24, 1967

16, 240 ..May 10, 1967

16. 258 .May 29, 1967

16, 237..May 8, 1967

16, 324........Aug. 29. 1967

16, 325.••..•..Aug. 30, 1967

16, 327••..•.•.Aug. 31, 1967

15, 881 ........Dec. 15, 1965

16, 335...Sept. 11, 1967

16, 181. .......Feb. 23, 1967

16. 182 .Feb. 23, 1967

16, 338 .Sept. 26, 1967

16, 343•...•.•.Oct. 2, 1967

16, 268 .June 21, 1967

Name

Great River GasCompany

Laclede GasCompany

MiBsouri Natural GasCompany

Missouri Natural GasCompany

Northern Natural GasCompany

St. Joseph Light &Power Co.

MissQ.lri Natural GasCompany

Missouri Natural GasCompany

O'Fallon Gas Service Inc.and St. Charles Gas Corp.

G"s Service Company

Gas Service Company

st. Charles Gas Corp.

Bowling Green Gas Co.

Northern Natural GasCompany

Northern Natural Gas Co.

Northern Natural Gas

Missouri Power & LightCompany

Missouri Utilities Co.

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Application to issue and sellto Northern Illinois Gas Co.common stock and not toexceed $4, 500, 000

Application for refunding ofbank loans

Application for authority toprovide a gas distribution systemin the City of Hillsboro andJefferson College

Inventory and original costappraisal

Application to issue and sellPreferred stock

Application for authority toprovide a

Application for authority to providegas service in St. Francois County

Application for authority to providegas service in an area ofMadison and St. Francois Counties

Application to determine depreciatedoriginal cost of gas distributionfacilities in St: Charles County

Application to issue stock

Application to provide natural gasservice in Osburn, Stewartsvilleand in areas of DeKalb and ClintonCounties

Complaint of more than 25 customersrelating to the original cost of the gasproperty located in 81. Charles and therates charged for the service of saidsystem.

Application for distribution of NaturalGall Refunds

Application for authority to prOVidegas service in an area of FranklinCounty

Applic a tion for au thor ity to prov idegas service in an area of FranklinCounty

Application for natural gas servicein the City of Bland and areas ofGasconade, Osage and Maries County

Application for distribution of NaturalGas Refunds

Allplication for authority to render gasin the vicinity of Columbia, Missouri

Disposition

July 6, 1967

Granted July 25. 1967

Granted July 27, 1967

Cost study orderedAug. 14, 1967

Granted Sept. 11, 1967

Granted Aug. 1. 1967

Aug. 3, 1967

Aug. 4, 1967

Original cost study

Granted Sept. 1 B, 1967

Granted Feb. 26, 1968

DismissedSept. 1, 1967

Granted Oct. 10, 1967

Conditionally grantedSept. 21, 1967

Conditionally grantedSept. 21, 1967

Granted Feb. 23, 1968

Granted Nov. 29, 1967

Granted Oct. 27, 1967

No" and Date

16, 353 .:;ept. 20, 1967

16, ~54 .Oct. 2, 1967

16, ~67..... , ..Oct. 1~, 1967

16, 372""".Oct. 24, 1967

16, 378........Oct, 31, 1967

16, 420, ....Jan. 8, 1968

15, 542 ...May 26, 1964

16, 040 .June 30, 1966

16. 448".Feb. 20, 1968

16, 46B" , '.' ...Mch. 8. 1968

16, 472,.Mch. 14, 1968

16, 490 .April 30, 1968

16, 495, , , , ...April ii, 1968

16. 502 .......Apr. 22, 196B

16, 503 .... "Apri122, 1968

15, 674 .15, 516 ..15, 517..

May 17, 1968

16, 552 .June 24, 1968

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Missouri Utilities Co.

Northern Natural Gas Co.

Missouri r~dison Co.

St. Louis

010rthern Natural Gas Co.

Missouri Utilities Co.

Rich Hill-Hume Gas

Surburban Gas Co.

St. Joesph Light &Power Co

Rich-Hill-Hume GasCompany, Inc.

The Gas ServiceCompany

The Gas ServiceCompany

The Gas ServiceCompany

Northern Natural Gas

Osage Natural GasCompany

Arkansas- Missouri PowerCompany

Gas ServiceCompany

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Application to provide naturalgas service' In an area ofBuder County

Application to provide natural gasservice in an area of Franklin andSt. Louis Counties

Application for gas refund distributionto customers in and adjacent toLouisiana, Missouri

Application to issue and sellpromissory notes

Application to provide gas servicein Eureka and in areas of St. LouisCounty

Application to provide natural gasservice in Hunter-ville andGray Ridge, Missouri

Original cost stUdy ordered relatingto utility gas properties

In the matter of findings of operationsare not subject to the jurisdiction of

Application to provide natural gasdistribution in Barnard &Bolckom. Missouri

Application to issue a promissorynote in the sum of $133, 500

Application to provide natural gasin the Counties of Clay, Rayand Jackson

Inventory and Original cOststudy ordered

Application to provide natural gasservice in .'1nderson, Goodman,Lanagan, Cloel, Pineville, North Noeland areas of Mc Donald County

Application to issue and sell$50, 000, 000 Debentures due 1988

Application to provide naturalgas service

Application to supply natural gasservice to the Cities of Irontonand Arcadia, Missouri

Application to provide natural gas

Disposition

Granted June 5, 1968

Heard .Tan.i5, 1968

Granted May 22, 1968

Granted Nov. 29, 1967

Hearing continu,ed toto a date to be fixed

Granted May 22, 1968

Study adopted.Tan. 5, 1968

authority to caricelcertification granted­with customers, given 60days to present additionalevidence in oppositionFeb. 13, 1968

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Granted April 9, 1968

Granted May 2i, 1968

April 30. 1968

Set for hearingJuly 16, 1968

Granted May 20, 1968

Heard May 28, 1968

Granted May 17, 1968

Set for hearingJuly 16, 1968 1

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No. and Date

16, 288....July 18, 1967

16, 289 ...July 18, 1967

16, 308 .Aug. 10, 1967

16,314.,.Aug, 16, 1967

16, 315.... ""Aug. 16. 1967

16, 326 ...Aug, 31, 1967

16, 344... "."Oct. 2, t967

16, 3.45 .Oct. 2, 1967

16, 346•.......Oct. 2, 1967

16, 347.....•..Oct. 2, 1967

16, 357 ...Oct. 4, 1967

16, 361..Oct. 11, 1967

16, 362.Oct. U, 1967

16, 363 .... , ..Oct. 11.1967

16. 364 .Oct. 11, 1967

16, 380 ..Nov. 1, 1967

16, 386, .Nov. 15, 1967

16, 387 ,.Nov. 27, 1967

Name

Heatherbrook SewerCompany, Inc.

Belleau Dardenne UtilitiesCompany, Inc.

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer Inc.

Butler Hill Sewex- Co.

Bonfils Service Corp,

Missouri Bottoms SewerCompany

Missouri Cities WaterCompany

Missouri Cities WaterCompany

Missouri Cities WaterCompany

Missouri Cities WaterCompany

St. Charles County utilitiesCompany, Inc.

Briar Cliff Estates

Creekwood Subdivision

Corresande Hills Subdivision

Fee Fee Trunk Sewer, Inc.

Roy- L Utilities, Inc.

Bayshore SanitationCompany, Inc.

Riverside SewerCompany I

A55

'Subject

Inventory and original costappraisal of a company operatingin St. Charles County

Inventory and original cost appraisalof a company operating inSt. Charles, County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage disposal systemin an area of St. Louis, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage disposal system inan area of St. Louis, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage disposal system inan area of St. Louis, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage disposal system inan area of 51. Louis, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage disposal system inan area of 51. Charles, County

i\pplication to operate and maintain asanitary sewage disposal system inan area of Platte, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage system in an areaof St. Charles, County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage disposal systemin an area of St. Charles, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage disposal system in anarea of S1. Charles, County

Investigation of Sewer Systemin Jefferson, County

Investigation of Sewer Systemin Jefferson County

Investigation of Sewer Systemin St. Louis, County

Investigation of Sewer Systemin St. Louis. County

Application to operate and maintainsanitary sewer system in an area ofMontgomery, County

Application to operate and maintain asanitary sewage system in an areaof Jefferson, County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage disposal systemin an area of St. Louis County

Disposition

Report approvedMch. 12, 1968

Hearing set forJuly 15, 1968

Heard Dec. 15, 1967

Heard Mch. 21, 1968

Heard April 23, 1968

Heard May 1, 1968

Granted Feb. 13, 1968

Granted Feb. 13. 1968

Granted Feb. 13, 1968

Granted Feb. 13, 1968

Heard April 8. 1968

Found not under PSCJurisdiction Dec 7. 1967

Found not under PSCjurisdiction Dec" 8.1967

Heard Dec. 13, 1967

Company ordered tocomply with changesMay 27, 1968

Granted Mch. 29, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 9, 1968

Granted May 21, Ig68

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16, 403 ..Dec. 13, 1967

16, 408.... " ..Dec. 18, 1967

16, 409 ........Dec. 18, 1967

16, 410 .Dec. 18, 1967

16, 411 .Dec. 18, 1967

16, 412 .....Dec. 18, 1967

16, 446,., .Feb. 23, 1968

16, 462 ,April 8, 1968

16, 464 .Mch. 4, 1968

16, 479 ........April 3, 1968

16, 483 ........April 5, 1968

16, 489 ..April 8, 1968

16, 507 ..April 24, 1968

16, 512 .April 26, 1968

16, 513 .... , ...April 30, 1968

16, 515 .May 1, 1968

16, 525 .I\'Iay 23, 1968

16, 526 ........May 21, 1968

Name

Frontier EstatesSubdivision

St. LOUis CountySewer Co.

Fenton SewerCompany

Martigney Creek SewerCompany

Valley SewageCompany

Spanish Lake Service, Inc.

Spanish Lake Service, Inc.

Peaceful Valley LakeEstate

Maxville Sewer System

Lake Wauwanoka, Inc.

Werges Subdivision

West Elm PlaceCorporation

Kar-Imm ServiceCompany

Peaceful Valley LakeCorporation

St. Charles County WaterCompany

Butler Hill SewerCompany

St. Louis CountySewer Company

Franklin County ServiceCompany

A56

Subiect

Investigation of Sewer Systemin Jefferson County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage disposal systemin St. LOllis County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage disposaL systemin an area. of St. Louis County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewer disposal systemin an area. of St. Louis County

AppLication to operate and maintaina sanitary sewer disposal systemin an area. of St. Louis County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage disposal system

Investigation of a sewer systemoperating in St. Louis, Missouri

Investigation of a sewer systemoperating in Gasconade County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewer system in an areaof Jefferson Cqunty

Investigation of a sanitary sewersystem operating in Jefferson County

Investigation of a Sewer Systemoperating in Montgomery County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewer system in an areaof Jefferson County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage system in an areaof St. Charles County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage system in an areaof Gasconade County

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage system in an areaof St. Charles County

Application for authority to acquirethrough eminent domain proceedingsthe right-of-way for construction ofa sanitary sewer in Butler Hill. Missouri

Investigation of a sewer systemin Ballwin, Missouri

Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewer system in an areaof Franklin County

Disposition

Dismissed Jan.3D, 1968

Hearing set forJuly 25, 1968

Hearing set forJuly 12, 1968

Application filedDec. 18, 1967

Application filedDec. 18. 1967

Hearing set forJuly 12. 1968

Heard May 14. 1968

Dismissed May 3. 1068

Application filedMch. 4, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 5, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 16, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 4, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 10, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 19, 1968

Application filedApril 30, 1968

Application fiLedMay 1, 1068

Partially heard June 26Continued

Heard June 13, 1968

No. and Date

16, 529 .June 3, 191'.8

16,533 ........June 25, 1968

16, 553 ..June 25, 1968

16, 554 ...June 25, 1968

Name

Franklin County ServiceCompany

St. Louis CountySew",r Company

Lamplight Square Subdivision

Leora Subdivision

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Application to operate and maintaina sanitary sewage system in an areaof Franklin County

InventOry and original cost appraisalin an area of SL Louis County

Investigation of a sewer system inBoone County

Investigation of sewer system inBoone County

Disposition

Hea:-d June 13. 1968

Cost study orderedJune 25, 1068

Cost study orderedJune 25, 1968

Cost study orderedJune 25, 19GB

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Application for authority to consolidate Granted July 5, 1967eight interlocking towers into a centralcontrol tower'

Application of St. Louis County for Granted July 3, 1967authority to reconstruct the gradeseparation at the intersection of Air-port Road and the tracks of the Norfolkand Western Railroad at its milepost 12.73

No. and Date

16, 253 .May 24, 1967

16, 209 .Mch. 24, 1967

16, 256 .May 26. 1967

16, 241. .May 10, 1967

16, 286 .July 7, 1967

16, 295 .July 19, 1967

16, 296 ........July 19, 1967

16, 297 .July 19, 1967

16, 298 .July 21, 1967

16, 300........July 24, 1967

16, 134 .Dec. t3, 1966

16, 302 .. Aug. 4, 1967

16, 303 .Aug. 4, 1967

16, 305....Aug. 7, 1967

16, 310 ..•.Aug. 14, 1967

16, 065 ...Aug. 8, 1966

Name

Norfolk and WesternRailroad

Kansas City TerminalRailway Company

Missouri Pacific RailroadCompany

Kansas City Terminal

National Service Stations,Inc.

Railway Express AgencyInc.

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Company

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Company

Chicago, Burlington &

Quincy Railroad

Chicago, Rock Island andPacific Railroad Company

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Co.

Chicago, Rock Island &Pacific Railroad

Mi s so uri - Kans as- TexasRailroad Co.

Missouri PacificRaLlroad Co.

Missouri PacificRailroad Co.

Missouri Pacific RailroadCompany

A58

Subject

Application of St. Louis County forauthorization to change a grade cross­ing at Berry Road and Missouri Pacific'smilepost 11 pole 31

Application for authority to construct apassenger car washing plant on TrackNo. 802 of the South Coach Yard inKansas City, Missouri

Application for order permitting theconstruction of an bullding with sub­standard clearance.

Investigation of increased rates

Application of the State HighwayCommiSsion of Missouri for per­mission to install flashing lightsignals at a grade crossing on RouteY, Scott County

Application of the State Highway Com­misston of Missouri for permission toestablish a new grade crossing on Route60, Shannon County, near Bartlett

Applica tion of the Slate Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permission toinstall flashing light signals at a gradecrossing on Route M, DeKalb

Application to install automatic flashingsignals in Maryland Heights, St. LouisCounty, Missouri

Application of the City of Hayti forauthority to establish a grade cross­ing in Hayti. Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to repiaceinadequate overhead grade separation

Application of the State Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permission toreplace inadequate underpass gradeseparation in Sedalia, Missouri

Application of Missouri Pacific RailroadCo. for authority to discontinue trainsNos. 17 and 14 between St. Louis andKansas City, Missouri

Application for construction of Bridge

Application for permission to constructa mechanical locomotive washing fac­ility at St. Louis, Missouri

Disposition

Granted July 5, 1967

Granted ConditionallyJuly 5, 1967

Granted Mch. 25. 1968

Rate increase grantedMay 16, 196B

Application filedJuly 19, 1967

Granted Nov. 22, 1967

Granted Nov. 15, 1967

Submitted on recordMay 10, 1968

Denied August 3, 1967

Granted Jan. 24. 1968

Granted Jan. 24, 1968

Heard April 18, 1968

Granted Ocl. 25, 1967

Granted Aug. 14, 1967

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16, 133 ........Dec. 13. 1966

16, 311. .Aug. 14, 1967

16, 316 ........Aug. 17, 1967

16, 317........Aug. 17,1967

16, 323 ..Aug. 25, 1967

16, 195 .Aug. 28, 1967

16, 174 .Feb. 14, 1967

16, 226........Apr. 19, 1967

16, 330......••Sept, 6, 1967

16, 153 ..Jan 16, 1967

16, 333 .Sept. 8, 1967

16, 201. .. Mch. 21, 1967

16, 280.......June 26, 1967

16, 355........Oct. 3, 1967

Name

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Company

Chicago, Rock Island &PaciIic Railroad Co.

St. Louis SouthwesternRailway Company

St. Louis SouthwesternRailway Company

Norfolk and WesternRailway Company

Railway Express Agency

l~orfolk and WesternRailway Company

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Company

St. Louis-San Ei'ranciscoRailway Company

Missouri Pacific Railroad

Chicago. Great WesternRailway Company

Corn Products Co.

Norfolk and WesternRailway Company

Norfolk and WesternRailway Company

A5S

Subject

Application of the City of Steelefor authorization of street gradecrossing of railroad tracks ofSt. L,ouis- San Francisco Railway

Application of the County of Franklinfor permission to establish a newgrade crossing

Application of the State Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permission toadd short arm gates to the flashinglight signals at a grade crossing inScott COUnty

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to add shortarm gates to the flashing Ught signalsat a grade crossing in Cape GirardeauCounty, Missouri

Application to discontinue passengertrains nos. 203 and 212 operatingbetween St. Louis and Kansas City

Complaint of the City of Willow Springsof closing of Railway Express Agency

Application of the City of Moberlyto establish a grade crossing inthe City of l\loberly, Missouri

Investigation of the discontinuance ofthe agency at Bourbon, lVlissouri

Application for authority to install,an electric flashing light grade cross­ing in the City of Kirkwood

Petition by 86 residents of the City ofMineral Point for installation of pro­tection of the grade crossing in theCity of Moberly

In the matter of repair, maintenancealteration and construction of Fifth,Avenue Bridge, over tracks, in theCity of 5t. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri

Application for approval of certainsubstandard clearances existingalong railroad tracks serving its plantin Kansas City, Missouri

Application of State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructan underpass grade separation inMonroe County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permission torelocate an existing grade crossing inDaviess County

Dispas ition

Denied Aug. 15, 1967

Granted Nov. 1, 1967

Granted Nov. 21, 1967

Granted Nov. '21, 1967

Granted Jan. 19, 1968

REA ordered to main­tain agency five daysa week, Aug. 28, 1967

Granted Aug. 29, 1967

Raill"oad authorized todiscontinue agencyAug. 30. 1967

Granted Oct. 10, 1967

Commission orderedrailroad to provideunobstructed view bynot leaving railroad carsin certain areasSept. 5, 1967

City ordered to bear60% of the costMch. 25, 1958

Approved Sept. 12, 1957

Granted Sept. 20, 1967

Granted Dec. 11, 1967

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16, 359 .Oct. 9, 1967

Chicago, Burlington& Quincy Railroad Co.

Investigation of proposed discontinuance Dismissed Nov. 20, 1967of passenger train in Bucklin, Missouri

No. and Date Name

A60

Subject Disposition I16, 202 .

Oct. 9, 1967NorfoLk and Weste!'nRaHway Co.

Application of Kewanee Machinery Granted Oct. 9, 1967and Conveyor Co. and Norfolk andWe stern for permission and author-ity to construct a Loading and unloading platform anplatform and ove!'head cranes withsubstandard horizontal and verticalclearances in Adair County, Missouri 'I

16, 091 ..Sept. 20, 1966

16, 376........Oct. 27, t967

16, 271 .June 22, 1967

16, 383 ........Nov. 8, 1967

16, 390 .Nov. 30, 1967

14, 489"., .. ,.Dec. I, 1967

16, 391 ........Dec. 4, 1967

16, 392 .Dec. 1, 1967

16, 393 .Dec. 1, 1967

16, 394 .Dec. 1, 1967

16, 395, ..... ,.Dec. 4, 1967

16, 399 .Dec. 7, 1967

16, 400 .Dec. 7, 1967

Kansas City Southern

Chicago, Burlington &Quincy Railroad Co.

S1. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Co.

Missouri PaciiicRailroad Co.

Missouri PacificRailroad Co.

Missouri Pacific

St. Louis SouthwesternRailway Co.

Missouri PacificRailroad Co.

Missouri PacificRail!'oad Co.

Missouri PacificRailroad Co.

Missouri PacificRailroad Co.

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Company

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Company

Application for authority to discontinueits agent at Harwood, Vernon Countyduring the months of June, July,September and October of each yearand to dismantle its station

Application of the State Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permissionto relocate an existing grade crossingin Nodway County

Application for authority to alter andmaintain certain additional gradeseparation facilities over and acrossSouthwest Avenue in S1. Louis, Missouri

Application for permission and autlnrityto establish a grade crossing in theCity of Webster Groves, Missouri

Application for authority to DiscuntlOueTrains nos, 15 and 16 betweenst, Louis and Kansas City, MiSSOUri

Application for authority to constructa grade crossing over railroad tracksof the Missouri Pacific Co. and theSt. Louis-San Francisco in Kansas City

Investigation to the discontinuance of theagency station and removal of the depotat Bell City, Missouri

Application to improve crossingprotection at Rutger Street in St. LouisMissouri

Application of Missouri Pacificto improve crossing protectionat Sidney and Victor Streets inSt. Louis, Missouri

Application for authority to installflashing lights and gates at PayneStreet in Pacific, Missouri

Application for permission to closeit station at Lutesville, Missouri

Application of the state Highway Com­mission for permission to establisha new grade crossing in Dunklin County

Application of the state Highway Com­mission for permission to establish anew grade crossing in Dunklin County

Granted April 15, 1968

Granted June 26, 1968

Granted Nov. 21, 1967

Granted Feb. 13, 1968

l'ranscript filed ofHearing of April 15, 16,.17, and 18, 1968

Granted Dec. 1, 1967

Denied May 31, 1968

Application filedDec. 1, 1967

Application filedDec, 1, 1967

Granted June 26, 1967

Continued to a date tobe fixed Mch 4, 1968

Granted Mch. 25, 1968

Granted Mch. 26, 1968

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16, 407 .Dec. 18, 1967

16, 121. .......,Jan, 4. 1968

16, 419 ........Jan. 5, 1968

16, 423 ...Jan. 17, 1968

16, 424 .....•..,Jan. 17, 1968

16, 428.........Jan. 19, 1968

lB, 429•.......Jan. 22, 1968

16, 430 .Jan. 22, 1968

16, 431. .Jan. 22, 1968

16, 434 .Feb. 13, !fJ68

15, 838 .....Oct. 4. 1965

16, 438........Feb. 8, 1968

16, 439 ..Feb. 8, 1968

\ 16, 440 .Feb. 8, 1968

Name

Norfolk and· WesternRailway Co.

MisSQul'i - Kansas-TexasRallroad Co.

Missouri PacificRailroad Co.

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Co.

No:r-folk and WesternRailway Co.

Terminal RailroadAssociation of st. Louis

St. LoUis-San FranciscoRailway Co.

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Co.

MiS souri- K ansas- TexasRailroad Co.

Chicago, Rock Island &Pacific Raill'oad Co.

Terminal RailroadAssociation

St. Louis SouthwesternRailway Co.

Norfolk and WesternRailway Co.

GUlf, MobH and OhioRallroad Co.

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Application for authority to relocateautomatic flashing light signals in theCity of O'Fallon, Missouri

Application for authority to discontinueits agent and close and abandon itsstation at Pilot Grove, Missoul'i

Complaint of the City of Hollisterregarding the proper widening ofthe roadway for traffic underneaththe present railway trestle inTaney County, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructtwo overhead grade separationsin Greene County

Application of tne City of Salisbury andthe Norfolk and Western for the instal­lation of automatic flashing light signalsin the City of Salisbury, Missouri

Application for authority to instaH itsremotely conUoHed interlocking plantat Tyler Street in St. Louis, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to installflashing light :,!ignals at a grade crossingin Greene County

AppHcation of the State Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permissionto install flashing light signals inGreene County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to installflashing light signals at a grade cross­ing in Howard County

Application for permission and authorityto establish a grade separation inthe Cities of Olivette and OverlandMissouri

Application for authority to sub­stitute yard lighting and reflectorizedtargets for lights on lead switchesin St. Louis. Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to establish anew grade crossing in Stoddard County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructan underpass grade separation inMacon County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructan overhead grade separation on Route54, in Callaway County

Disposition

Granted Mch. 22, 1968

Denied Jan. 4, 1968

Set for Sept, 19, 1968

Granted Apr. 9, 1968

Granted Feb. 26, 1968

Application filedJan. 19. 1968

Granted Mch. 5, 1968

Granted Mch. 5, 1968

Granted Mch. 5, 1968

Granted Apr. 10, 1968

Granted Feb. 13, 1968

Granted May 7. 1968

Hearing heldApr. 26, 1968

Granted May 16, 19ffi

No, and Date

16, 442 .Feb. 19, 1968

16, 451. .......Feb. 26, 1968

16, 455........Feb. 28, 1968

16, 456 .Mch. 4, 1968

16, 466 .Mch. 11, 1968

16, 467........Mch. 8, 1968

16, 469 ..... ,.Mch. 11, 1968

16, 470........Mch. 11, 1968

16, 471•.......Mch. 14, 1968

16, 474........Mch. 20. 196B

16, 475 .Mch. 20, 196B

16, 476 ........Mch. 28, 1968

16, 484 ...Apr. 3, 1968

16, 486 ........Apr. 9, 1968

16, 4B7 ........Apr. 9, 1968

16, 488 .Apr. 10, 196B

Name

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailroad Co.

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Co.

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Co.

St. Louis~San FranciscoRailway Co.

Chicago, Rock Island andPacific Railroad Co.

Missouri Pacific RailroadCompany

Gulf, Mobile & OhioRailroad Co.

Atchison, Topeka andSanta Fe Railway Co.

Missouri Pacific RailroadCompany

Chicago, Rock Island &

Pacific Railroad Co.

Chicago, Burlington &Quincy Railroad Co.

Railway Express Agency

St. Louis SouthwesternRailroad Co.

RaHway Express Agencies

Railway Express Agencies

Atchison, Topeka andSanta l"e Railway Co.

A62

Subject

In the matter of the Complaintof 126 residents in and aroundStrafford County

Application for author ity to abolishthe present crossing in Neosho,Missouri, and construct a pedestriancrossing in lieu thereof

Application of the State Highway Corn~

mission for permission to constructan overhead grade separation inFranklin County

In the matter of the complaint of thePulaski County Court and 138 residentsin and around Pulaski County

In the matter of the petition of sixtyresidents in and around the com­munity of Argyle, Osage County

Application of Mo- Pac for authorityto establish Mobile Agencies inMissouri

Application of the Jackson Countyhighway Department for permissionto widen an overpass grade separationin Jackson County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to remove anexisting inadequate overhead grade sep­aration and to replace it in Clark. County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to relocate anexisting grade crossing in Vernon County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission far permission to constructan overpass grade separartionin Franklin County

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to relocatean existing grade crossing inClark County, Missouri

Investigation of the proposed closingof the Agency at Poplar Bluff

Investigation to the discontinuanceof the agency station at Caruthersville

Investigation of the closing of thethe agencies at Hayti, CaruthersvilleSteele and Kennett, Missouri

Investigation of the closing of theagencies at Rock Port andLangson. Missouri

In the matter of the complaint of theCity of Marceline, regarding sub­standard conditions of grade crossings

Disposition

Railroad Companygiven 30 days toSatisfy or AnswerFeb. 19, 1968

Granted Apr. 9, 1968

Granted Mch. 6, 1968

Hearing set forJuly 30, 1968

Heard'May 28, 1968

Hearings set forAug. 14, 15, 16, 19, 2023. 26, 28 andSept. 14. 1968

Granted Apr. 15, 1968

Granted May 17, 1968

Granted June 4, 1968

Granted June 10, 1968

Hearing heldMay 13, 1968

Investigation discontinuedApr. 9, 1968

Heard Apr. 3, 1968

Heard Apr. 25, 1968

Heard May 14, 196B

Hearing set forSept. 25, 1968

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16, 504. Missouri- Kansas- TexasApr. 22, 1968 Railroad Co.

16, 505 .. Chicago, Rock Island &Apr. 22, 1968 Pacific Railroad

16, 510 ... Railway Express AgencyApr. 30, 1968

16, 516 ........ St. Louis-San FranciscoMay 3, 1968 Railway Co.

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16, 199.April 15, 1968

16, 500 .April 16, 1968

16, 517.May 3, 1968

16, 518 ..May 13, 1968

16, 519 .May 10, 1968

16, 090 .May 13, 1968

16. 523 .May 17, 1968

16, 527 .May 24, 1968

16, 528 .May 29, 1968

16, 534 .June 5, t968

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Kansas City SouthernRailway Co.

Terminal Railroad Associationof St. Louis

Missouri IllinoisRailroad Co.

Missouri Pacific RailroadCompany

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Co.

Norfolk and WesternRailway Co.

Atchison, Topeka andSanta Fe Railroad Co.

Norfolk and WesternRailway Co.

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Co.

Atchison, Topeka andSanta Fe Railway Co.

Gulf, Mobile and OhioRailroad Co.

A63

Subject

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructan overpass grade separation in theCounty of Cass

Application for permission to recon­struct a railroad bridge over HanleyRoad in St. Louis County, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to relocate anexisting grade crossing on Route 0,in St. Francois County

Application for permission to discon­tioue its agency station at Bosworth,Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission of Missouri for permission toinstall flashing light signals at a gradecrossing in Warren County

Application to maintain automaticflashing light signals in lieu ofCrossing Watchman in Sl. Joseph,Missouri

Investigation of the closing of theagency at Dexter, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructtwo overhead grade separation inGreene County, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for rpermission to constructan overpass g'rade sepa,ration on Route50, jn Johnson County

Investigation of the closing of thestation at Marionville, Missouri

Application for the installation ofautomatic flaBhing light signalsat La Plata, Missouri

Application for authority to closestations in Ethel and Elmer. Missouri

Investigation of relative allegedviolation of Passenger TariffsSYS No. 1-W, PSC Mo. 25

In the matter of the closing of stationat Wittenberg, Missouri

In the matter of the investigation andsuspension of cancellation SupplementNo. L, Tariff No. 1\-1406

Petition for authority to discontinueits agency at Armstong, Missourito establish in lieu thereof a prepaystation at said point

Disposition

Hearing set forJuly 10, 1968

Granted June 14. 1968

Application filedApril 16, 1968

Apr. 17, 1968

Applic ation filedApr: 22, L968

Hearing set forJuiy 9, 1968

Hearing date to be setby the CommissionMay 28, 1968

Granted June 6. 1968

Application filedMay 3, 1968

Railroad withdrew requestJune II, 1968

Set for HearingJuly 29, 1968

Granted to close E:lrnerDenied to Close Ethel

Heard .Tune 14, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 6, 1968

Application filedMay 29. 1968

Hearing set forJuly 30, 1968

No. and Date

16, 535 ..June 7, 1968

16, 536 .June 10, 1968

16, 540 .June 14, 1968

16, 541, .......June 14, 1968

16, 542 .June 14, 1968

16, 547 .June 20, 1968

16, 549, .......June 21, 1968

Name

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Co.

St. LOUis-San franciscoRailway Co.

Chicago, Rock Island &Pacific Railroad Co.

Missouri Pacific RailroadCompany

St. Louis- San FranciscoRailway Co.

Chicago. Burlington &Quincy Railroad Co.

St. Louis-San FranciscoRailway Co.

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Subject

In the matter of the closing of thedualized stations at Lowry, andOsceola, Missouri

Application for authority to removeflashing light signals and instaH thesame at another location neal' Imperial,Jefferson County, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to remove anexisting inadequate overpass gradeseparation and to replace it with a newoverpass in Daviess County, Missouri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructa new overhead grade separation inWashinton County, Mis souri

Application of the State Highway Com­mission for permission to constructteo underpasses, one overpass gradeseparation structures and two ped­estrian overpass structures within theCity limits of Webster Groves andOakland, Missouri

Application for authority to constructcar cleaing facility at its North KansasCity, Missouri yards,. with less thanprescribed standard clearance.

Application for authority to installgrade crossing in Jasper County

Disposition

Hearing set forSept. 17, 1968

Application filedJune 10, t968

Application filedJune 14, 1968

Application filedJune 14, 1968

Respondents Orderedto Satisfy or Answerwithin 15 days

Set for HearingJuly 10, 1968

Application filedJune 21, 1968

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No. and Date

16, 285 ....July 5, 1967

16. 292 .July 18, 1967

16, 294 .July 18, 1967

16, 160 .Jan. 3D, 1967

16, 304 .Aug. 7, 1967

16, 313 .Aug. 16, 196 7

16, 320 .Aug. 24, 1967

16, 329 .Sept. 1, 1967

16, :n4.. ,.,.,.Sept. 12, L96 7

16, 349 ..Sept. 18, 1967

16. 352........Sept. 20, 1967

IG, 366 .......Oct. 1:3, 1967

16, 034 .June 24, 1966

16, 368........Oct. 17, 1967

16. 384 ..Nov. 24, 1967

16, 397..Dec. 4, 1967

16, 401 ........Dec. 1967

16. 414 .....Dec. 22, 1067

16, 416 .Dec. 28, 1967

Name

Southern Telephone Co

Naylor, Missouri vs.Doniphan Telephone Co.

North. Amerlcan Com­munications Corp.

Ellington Telephone

Triangle Te18phone Co.

Eastern MissouriTelephone Co.

Missouri State Telephoneand LaBelle Telephoneand Leewood Telephone

Mermac Telephone,Peculiar Telephone,B & M Telephone, BourbonTelephone and Mo. CentralTelephone Company

Southwestern BenTelephone Company

Goodman Telephone Co.

Miss Hulling's Cafeteria, Inc.vs. SouthwesternBell Tele. Co.

Reeds Spring Telephone Co.

Modern Telephone Co

Missouri State Telephone Co.

Combustion Kinetics Corp.vs. Southwestern Bell Telephone

George A Stroot, dlblaPhysicians & BusincssmensMobil Service and Mary J.Desauliners dl bl a Physicians& Businessmens Mobil Service

Leonard Voyles dl bl a GeneralCommunications

Swan Lake Telephone Co.

Fidelity Telephone Co.

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Subject

Application to borrOW $1, 108, 000secured by Supplemental Indentureof Trust

Telephone complaint in Ripley County

Application to acquire stock of theHartville Telephone Co.

Application to borrow an amountto exceed $100.000 to be secured bya First Mortgage of Indenture of Trust

Application to issue mortgage no tesnot to exceed $920, 000

Application to render service inBellflower, Missouri and surroundingterritory

Application to merge

Application to merge withMissouri Central TelephoneCompany

Application to pass on city tax wherelevied

Application to borrow $354, 000

Complaint on telephone switchboardin 31. Louis, Missouri

Application to increase rates for localexchange telephone service in ReedsSprings and Kimberling City, Missouri

Complaint of 16 residents of WrightCounty against the Modern Telephoneand Western Power & Gas Co.

Complaint of telephone ser'vice inMal'thasville, Missouri

Complaint of telephone service

Application to purchase ofradio-land telephone service

Application for Mobil telephoneservice in Clayton. Missouri

Petition of Laclede. Sumner, Rothvilleand Mendon, Missouri in objectionto rate increase

Application to borrow $300, 000 fromStromberg-Carlson Corporation

Disposition

Denied Feb. 5, 1968

Set for hearingJuly 18. L968

Granted Oct. 27, 1967

Granted July 27, 1967

Granted Oct. 27, 1967

Granted'lov. 3D, 1967

Granted Dec. 29. 1967

Granted Nov. 29, 1967

Dismissed Sept. 26, 1967

Granted Feb. l3, 1968

Dismissed March 13, 1968

Dismissed Mch. 15, 1968

Dismissed Oct. 4. 1967

Answered filedOct. 27, 1967

Answered Jan. 19. 1968

Heard April 4, 1968

Granted July 15, 1968

Dismissed June 26, 1968

Granted April 15, 1968

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16, 421.Jan. 15, 1968

Urbana Telephone Co. Application of sale of telephone poleline facilities in Cross Timbers,Heritage, Preston, Urbana andWheaton, Missouri

Granted Mch. 25, 1968

16, 426 ........Jan. 18, 1968

Doniphan Telephone Co. Application to borrow $1, 430, 000secured by Supplemental Indentureof Trust

Heard June 5, 196B

16, 432 .Jan. 24, 1968

United Utilities Application for authority to acquirestock of Midstate Telephone Co.

Granted Mch. 4, 1968

16, 433 ........Jan. 24, 1968

Bourbon Telephone Co. Application to borrow an amount notto exceed $35,000 fromStromberg- Carlson Corp.

Granted Meh. 22, 1968

16, 435 ..Jan. 29, 1968

Grand River Mutual Tele­phone Corporation

Application of Mortgage loan Granted Mch. 5, 1968

16, 441. .Feb. 14, 1968

Chariton Valley TelephoneCorporation

AppLication to amend a telephoneloan contract in Carroll, CharitonHoward, Linn, Livingston, MaconMonroe and Randolph Counties

Granted April 4, 1968

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16, 445 ........Feb. 16, 1968

16, 450 ........Feb. 29, 1968

Continental Telephone Corp.

United Telephone Company

Application to acquire stock in NoelTelephone Co. , Conway- NianguaTelephone Co. and Modern Telephone

Petition of Centerview, Missouri ofTelephone complaint

Granted Feb. 23, 1968

Answered Meh. 12,1968

I16, 457........

Meh. I, 1968Urbana Telephone Co. vs.Missouri State Telephone Co.

Application o(Urbana Telephoneto transfer assets to Missouri StateTelephone Co. and for them toissue Stock

Granted April 15, 1968

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16, 465•......•Meh. 6. 1968

16, 478.. , .....Mch. 29, 1968

16, 514 ...May 10, 1968

Southwestern Bell TelephoneCompany

Atlas Security Service, Inc.

Lakeland Telephone Co.

Telephone Complaint in St. Louis,Missouri

Application for radio-land servicein Springfield, Missouri

Application for authority to providetelephone service in Dunnegan, Mo.

Answered April B, 1968

Heard May 7, 1968

Granted May 10, 1968

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16, 522 .May 13, 1968

16, 530 .June 3, 1968

16, 54B .June 20, 1968

Southern Telephone Co.

Inter-County Telephone Co.

Eastern Missouri TelephoneCompany

Application to increase rates

Application for loan

Application to issue mortgage notes

Hearing set forJuly 11, 1968

Heard June 12, 1968

Set for hearingJuly 15, 1968

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16, 550 .June 21, 1968

16, 551. .June 21, 1868

Ozarks Radio Company

Central Mobilphone Service

Utility mobilphone properties

Utility mobilphone properties

Original cost studyordered June 21, 1968

Original cost studyordered June 21, 1968

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Lookout Acres Water Co. , Inc. Investigation of a water companyin Taney County

en the matter of the determining whether Operation found not toor not a water system is subject to be under jurisdiction.this Commission's jurisdiction Feb. 13, 1968

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No" and Date

16, 290 .July 18, 1967

16, 301 .Aug. 3, 1967

16, 283 .June 28, 1967

15, 722..•.....June 22, 1065

16, 312...... "Aug. 18, 1967

15, 849 ...Oct. 19, 1965

16, 339 .... "Sept. 29, 1967

16, 342 .Oct. 2, 1967

16, 358 .•••...•Oct. 6, 1967

16, 371." .. ".Oct. 27. 1967

16, 375 .Oct. 30, 1967

15, 795 .July 23, 1965

16, 379"""Nov. I, 1967

16.417.. "".Dec. 29, 1967

16, 437 .......Feb. 29, 1968

15, 95916, 038...June 29, 1966

IS, 899 ........Jan. 10, 1966

Name

Belleau DardenneUtilities Co.

Public Water Supply Districtand Lead Belt Water Co.

St. Louis County Water Co.

Belleau DardenneUtilities Co.

Missouri Cities Water Co.

Hideaway Water Co.

Park Crest Water Co., Inc.

West Belton Service Co., Inc.

Lead Belt Water Co.

Lead Belt Water Co.

Warsen Hills Water Co.

Roy- L Utilities, rnc.

Park Crest Water- Co.

Lake Charles Hins Water Co.

Gray Summit Water Co.

A. F, Ri.chter

A67

Subject

Inventory and original cost ap­pr-aisal of a cOTIlpany servicingan area of St. Charles, County

Joint application for Lead BeltWater Co. to cease authority inthe urban complex of Herculaneum

Application of authority to issueand sell First MOrtgage Bonds

In the matter for authority to con­struct. install. operate and maintaina water system in an area ofSt. Charles County

In the matter for approval of therates proposed for water servicerendered in the Cities of Riverside,Par-kville and Platte Woods

Investigation of a water system inan unincorporated area adjacent toTable Bock Lake

Application to .render water servicein an area of Gl'eene County

Inventory and original cost appraisalin an area in Cass County

Complaint of water supply inBonne Terre, Missouri

Complaint of water supply !.JSt. Francis County

Investigation relating to utility waterproperty located in St. Charles County

Application to render water servicein an area in Montgomery County

In the matter of the cOITlplaint of theCity of Springfield. Missouri

AppLication to render water servicein an area of St. Charles County

In the matter of the application tooperate a water system in an areaknown as Gray Summit, near GraySummit, MissourI

Disposition

Hearing set forJuly IS, 1983

Granted Feb. 28, 1968

Granted with provisionas to ten year non­refundable provisionAug. 7, 1967

Granted Aug. 17, 1967

Dismissed Feb. [), 1968

Granted Sept. 26, 1967

Heard "'ov. 13, 1967

Granted Feb. 13, 1968

Ordered Oct. 6, 1967

Ordered to satisfyMay 22, 1968

Dismissed ,Tan. 26, 1968

Original cost and accrueddepreciation rate deter­mined. Ordered to submitits proposed journalentries within 60 days.Oct. 31, 1967

Heard Mch. 26, 1968

DisITlissed April1, 1968

Heard April 30, 1968

Granted conditionalcertificate conditionedupon appropriate ap­proval by the State Boardof Health and proof ofownership of certainproperty. Feb. 8, 1968

No. and Date

15, 900 ...Feb. 21, 1966

15, 901. .Feb. 21, 1966

15, 902 ..Jan. 10, 1966

16, 452 ..Feb. 29, 1968

16, 453 .Meh. 5, 1968

16, 458 .Meh. 5, 1968

16, 242 ...Mch. 15, 1968

16, 459 .April 8, 1968

16, 460 .......April 8, 1968

16, 473 ••..••..l\1ch. 20, 1968

16, 480•..••...April 3, 1968

16, 481. •......Apl'il 3, 1968

16, 485 .April 5, 1968

16, 492 .April 10, 1968

16, 498.•......Apl'il 22, 1968

16, 506 .May 20, 1968

16, 508........April 24, 1968

16,511 .April 26, 1968

16, 186 .June 10, 1968

16, 546 ........June 20, 1968

Name

G. R. Easton

Luther SUmmers

Oliver Hunt

St. Joseph Water Co.

St. .Joseph Water Co.

Theodosia Hills Development

Rockway BeachWater Co. , Inc,

Cat- Pac Lakes, Inc.

Lake Adelle DevelopmentCompany

Lakeview HeightsWater Service

Sunrise Lake

Ware Lake

Missouri CitiesWater Co.

Franklin County Service Co.

Lake Annette

Cat-Pac Lakes

Kar-Imm Service Co.

Peaceful Valley Lake Corp.

Martell Private Water& Sewer Co.

St. Joseph Light & Power

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Subject

In the matter of determining whetheror not a water system is subject tothis Commission's jurisdiction

In the matter of determining whetheror not a water system is subject tothis Commission's jurisdiction

In the matter of determining whetheror not a water system is subject tothis Commission's jurisdiction

Application to issue and sell GeneralMortgage Bonds

Application to increase rates in theCity of S1. Joseph and vicinity

Investigation of a water systemoperating in Ozark County

In the matter of the investigation oia water system in Taney County

Investigation of a water systemoperating in FrankLin County

Investigation of a water systemoperating in Jefferson County

Application for water service in asubdivision of Benton County

Investigation of a water systemoperating in Jefferson County

Investigation of a water systemin Jefferson County

Application for authority to reviseits Public Fire Protection rates forits Parklrille customers

Application to prOVide water service inan area of Franklin County

Investigation of a water systemoperating in Freeman, Missouri

Application to provide water servicein an area of Franklin County

Application to provide water servicein an area of St. Charles County

Application to provide water service inan area of Gasconade County

Application to render water servicein an area in St. Charles County

Application to increase rates inTarkio, Missouri

Disposition

Operation found not tobe under jurisdiction.Feb. 13. 1968

Operation found not tobe under jurisdictionPeb. 13, 1968

Operation found not tobe under jurisdictioni'eb. 13, 1968

Granted June 4. 1968

Continued to a date to befixed by the CommissionJune 24, 1968

Hearing set for Sept 13

Original cost studyadopted Mch. 15,1968

Dismissed May 24, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 5, 1968

Filed Mch. 20, 1968

Hearing set forJuly 24, 1968

Hearing set forJuly 24, 1968

SUspended April 5, 1968

Granted June 13, 1968

Hearing sN forJuly 17, 1968

Filed May 20, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 19, 1968

Hearing set forSept. 19, 1968

Granted .Tulie lO. 1968

Piled June 20, 1968

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