Statewide property tax urged for Missouri schools
The State Board of Education urged the legislature to study a statewide property tax to fund public schools, potentially reducing or replacing local property taxes. A pre-filed bill would require reassessment by the State Tax Commission and an equalized statewide tax burden, while other proposals favored using income and sales taxes to offset declines in local funding.
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News Tribune Company masthead and rates notice
The document lists the News Tribune Company staff including Mr and Mrs WMH Weldon and R L Rose as board chairman, Robert Blosser as president, Joseph G Majersky as editor, Donalds Norfleet as managing editor, published mornings except Monday at 210 Monroe Street. It notes Associated Press affiliation, rights reservations, and mail rates for core counties at 20 dollars per year and other zones at 27 dollars.
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Air Force crews ready for rescue at Apollo 17 launch
Air Force pararescue teams prepare for a nighttime Apollo 17 abort scenario at Cape Kennedy Florida. Lt Col Raymond Boyd says response time is 20 minutes with HH53 helicopters, frogmen, and doctors ready to locate the capsule, drop rescue teams, and retrieve astronauts even in darkness and rough seas.
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Four hurt in icy U.S. 54 crash near Eldon town
Four area residents were hospitalized after separate crashes on icy roads Monday. In Miller County two cars nearly head on one mile south of Eldon on U S 54 sent William Wayne Schulte 26 of Eugene and Kenneth Leon Wood 42 of Eldon to Charles E Still Hospital for treatment.
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Holts Summit bank pledges top $100000 in drive
Pledges for the Summit Bank at Holts Summit exceed $100000 as supporters aim for a $300000 fund. Kansas City attorney Overton Durrett said at a North School meeting the goal should be reached by mid January or early February to ensure financial soundness. Subscriptions require a minimum $100 and can be obtained from Major Leon Sapp in Holts Summit.
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Bryan named to four year term on Park Board
Jefferson City Missouri Gov Warren Hearnes appoints C Lee Bryan Poplar Bluff Republican to the state Park Board for a four year term succeeding Robert M Wolpers publisher of the Daily American Republic who has served twelve years and led as board chairman multiple times.
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Denture Invention FixopeNT Promises Secure Wear
An advertisement touts a denture adhesive cream FixopeNT with an elastic membrane to hold uppers and lowers, promising better bite, speech, and confidence. It highlights a US patent, a precision pencil-point dispenser, and urges regular dental care while recommending purchase at drug counters.
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Truman listed as fair at Kansas City hospital
President Truman is listed in fair condition with pulmonary congestion. Mrs. Truman visited him on the sixth floor at Research Hospital. A spokesman said no tests or treatments beyond continued antibiotics were planned for tonight. A news conference was scheduled for 10 today.
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Former President Truman Admitted To Hospital At 525 PM
Former President Harry S. Truman, 88, was admitted by ambulance to Research Medical Center on Tuesday at 5:25 p.m. CST with pulmonary congestion. Attending physician Dr. Wallace Graham says his condition is fair and vital signs are stable, with recovery anticipated. Truman resides in Independence, Missouri, with wife Bess.
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K Mart Center Plans Advance on Missouri Boulevard
A 10 acre tract opposite the Mart Shopping Center was sold for a K Mart Shopping Center. Malan Construction Co. will build a 60 000 to 65 000 square foot building and lease it to K Mart. Site work starts immediately with construction to begin next spring and finish by fall 1973.
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Holts Summit volunteers form new fire district
The Holts Summit Volunteer Fire Protection District is active serving 23 square miles in south Callaway County with 900 homes. President Rollie Lorenz announced a tested telephone alarm system and a goal to sell 500 tags at 50 dollars each, plus 12 dollars annual dues, to fund operations.
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Apollo 17 launch draws crowd to Cocoa Beach
Police brace for traffic as more than a half million spectators, campers, cars and yachts converge on Cocoa Beach to view the Apollo 17 launch Wednesday night. Authorities from five counties will staff the event days ahead and during the countdown.
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Lemon violates federal Hatch Act case in Missouri unit
An employee of the Mid Missouri Areawide Comprehensive Health Planning Agency who ran for legislature and won is found to have violated the Hatch Act. Gene Sally identifies Rep-elect James L. Lemon of Hallsville as involved after resigning amid controversy. Michael L. Boicourt notes the agency is a state entity receiving federal funds, thus barred from political activity.
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Apollo 17 launch guests include Agnew Gabor Hope and 130 year old Smith
Vice President Spiro Agnew actress Eva Gabor comedian Bob Hope and 130 year old Charlie Smith head a list of NASA VIP guests watching the Apollo 17 liftoff. A record 42,000 attendees will attend with congressmen foreign dignitaries ambassadors and reporters and stars reserving seats as officials host the event. Smith the Bartow centenarian will ride to the moonport for a grandstand seat.
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