05 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
1
Delinquent income tax accounts dating to 1964 totalling $ S 388,160 with $44,869 in penalties and 6 percent interest and a statute of limitations running from 1964 to 1970. Attorney General to pursue enforcement due to Revenue Department disorganization.
Walter Womack, 43, of State Street, was arraigned in Cole County Magistrate Court on carrying a concealed weapon. His preliminary hearing is set for late January. No bond was set. he remains in jail on a theft charge. The council scheduled an inheritance tax meeting for January 7 and discussed tax collection and eight other accounts. Mrs. Price noted many respond only after attorney general notices.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a doctor and a patient, noting examination and an index reading. It refers to a year old individual and unspecified events, with limited readable details about treatment or outcomes. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or places to ground a fuller summary.
Ozark will relocate to a new terminal and open in its new offices this weekend after a month of vacancy caused by a rental fee dispute. The deal sets base rent at a rate and includes a $1.50 landing fee until year-end, with a post January 1 review to ensure airport costs are covered.
The Inter-School Council reports growing cooperation between public and private schools since a 1965 federal education act. Curtis Norfleet explains Title I and Title II mechanics, noting funds support programs open to all students. A remedial reading and arithmetic effort shifts from Saturdays to a six week summer term.
A half hour film titled Fou All the People The Harry S Truman Library debuted Wednesday showing the museum and research facilities to illustrate key developments of the Truman administration. Notices will go to scholars inviting them to view as part of museum visits in Missouri cities. The film also prompts discussion on Viet Cong crimes and My Lai coverage, with screenings planned to boost public interest and use of library facilities.
U S Transportation Secretary John A Volpe told a St Louis Chamber of Commerce dinner that the city must develop rapid mass transit to avoid becoming a bottleneck. He noted the cost burden on state and local governments and cited a proposed Nixon administration plan to fund 10 billion dollars for public transit over 12 years. The remarks accompanied a film on Truman Library observances produced for distribution by the National Audiovisual Center.
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Jefferson City Council approved a revised CATV franchise authorizing ITC to install consumer hookups. The bill faced earlier delay after Fifth Ward Councilman Hiesberger argued changes should reach bidders from two years ago. Kaiser Aerospace and Electronics will inspect and Kaiser’s team plans a 40 day completion for the first city quadrant, with signups starting the week of December 15.
The Jefferson City Motel-Hotel Association opposed a proposed city ordinance by Councilman John Riner to levy a 50 cent tax on occupied hotel rooms. They warned it would hurt conventions, make Jefferson City less competitive with Lake of the Ozarks, Columbia, Kansas City and St. Louis, and would unfairly burden 12 local businesses for citywide gains.
The Trafficways Committee of the Greater Jefferson City Committee unanimously supported a state plan to widen and resurface Missouri Boulevard from Howard Street to Dix Road. The 19,000 vehicles per day count underpins the project which includes turb and gutters, storm sewer work, and traffic signal upgrades. The plan is to be discussed by the State Highway Commission on Dec. 18 with city and business groups likely in attendance.
Mrs. Richard Burrows wife of a mayoral staff member reported to police that her purse was stolen during an inaugural reception for Mayor Wesley Uhlman at City Hall Seattle.
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