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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1973

Page

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Kinder to disqualify self in carpet controversy

Byron Kinder Cole County Circuit judge says he will disqualify himself from any matters tied to the Courthouse carpet dispute due to a business link with M. C. Rippeto Co. The county seeks who ordered office carpeting for the county clerk and auditor, installed by Rippeto despite a county contract with Fred Bode Floor Covering. Rippeto identifies a public official ordered the carpet but has not named the person. The presiding judge says the county will not pay for carpeting beyond contract specifications. The Grand Jury is authorized to investigate and subpoena witnesses, and Kinder urges they examine county finances. Jury members listed include local officials, merchants, and state employees.

Byron Kinder Cole County Cole County Court M. C. Rippeto Co Fred Bode Rippeto Tony Hiesberger Kinder Hiesberger Rippeta Grand Jury

Bond vetoes medical services bill in Missouri

Gov Bond vetoed a bill to create emergency medical services arguing it barred state and federal grants to hospitals and private health agencies. He also vetoed liquor by the drink expansion in resort areas over licensing uncertainty, while signing a hearing aid dealer licensing law. Other enacted measures include court rule authorizations, Workhouse fining payments, additional judges, raised fireman retirement benefits, and full-time prosecuting attorneys in three counties.

Missouri Christopher S. Bond Bond Department of Public Health and Welfare Greene County Circuit Court 25Th Judicial Circuit Maries, Phelps, Pulaski Texas St. Louis Boone, Buchanan St. Charles

Officials close Katmandu hash heaven in Nepal crackdown

The Nepal government orders the grass restaurant Katmandu and its shops to shut after findings of selling marijuana and grass flavored foods and beverages. A proprietor laments loss of customers while noting over 90 percent of patrons are foreigners who enjoy the hashish flavored items such as coffee tea cakes and biscuits.

Nepal Katmandu

Firm told to form sewer district near Jefferson City

A realty firm west of Jefferson City was ordered by the Cole County Court to form a public sewer district by Oct 1 to serve its Highland Estates and Rainbow Drive subdivisions. The Missouri Clean Water Commission found no operating permit, incomplete construction, and a nonfunctional treatment plant, and ordered immediate corrective steps and an operating permit by Oct 1 with engineer certification.

Jefferson City Cole County Gateway West Realty Co Missouri Clean Water Commission MCWC Cole County Court Country Club Mobile Home Park

Tax cut bill not reconsidered by Jefferson City Council

Jefferson City Council did not reconsider a bill cutting the city personal property tax. Instead the Street Committee urged the Finance Committee to allocate the funds for street improvements, keeping the 10 cent tax cut dead after an 5-4 defeat. The council pitched using about $85,000 for roads next fiscal year.

Jefferson City Second Ward Harvey Hager Hager First Ward Kenneth Wildhaber South Ward Carolyn McDowell Fourth Ward Vincent Borgmeyer John G. Christy Borgmeyer Christy Ed Cole Fifth Ward James Barry Council Thomas E. Whitecotton James Woodman Darrel Gordon James L. Barry Gilbert “Gibby Orimeyer Ken V. Wildhaber Harvey H. Hager Vincent F. Borgmeyer

Ex legislator posts bond in heroin case

John C. Conley Jr., 49, a former state legislator, posted bond of 100000 before a U S magistrate on a federal charge of selling heroin. He and 32 year old Arthur Qualls were arrested last Friday. Qualls posted 55000 bond and both men are due back before Magistrate William S Bahn on August 24.

ST. Louis U.S John C. Conley Jr Conley Arthur Qualls Qualls William S. Bahn

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