Repeal of arrest record provisions tops Missouri bills
The Missouri legislature considers repealing parts of the open meetings law that close or expunge arrest records. Proposals from Sen. A. Clifford Jones and others also seek redistricting, ERA ratification, higher education reorganization, and broader abortion and corrections measures amid a wide filing of constitutional amendments and bills.
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Sen
A. Clifford Jones
R-Brentwood
Kansas City
St. Louis
Rep
J. B. Banks
Coordinating Board of Higher Education
Department of Higher Education
Volkmer
Missouri
Pickets widen strike at TWA affecting Pan Am and American
Striking TWA crews extend lines to Pan American and American facilities. Five Pan Am flights canceled and seven delayed at Kennedy. American flights delayed. Union says aid payments under mutual aid pact sustain TWA amid weeklong negotiations with Local 550. Grounding halts 421 domestic and 36 international flights and leaves 15,000 other TWA workers idle.
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Trans World Airlines
TWA
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Pan Am
Kennedy
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mutual Aid Pact
550
Washington
National Mediation Board
Bond proposes independent enforcement body for campaign finance
Gov. Christopher S. Bond urged creation of a bipartisan commission to oversee and prosecute Missouri election campaign financing. He criticized current enforcement as weak and called for tighter laws and a nonpublic official panel, appointed by the governor with Senate consent, to investigate wrongdoing.
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Columbia
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Memorial Student Union
University of Missouri
Missouri
Senate
Pooling Won’t Affect Insurance Coverage Says Expert
The Insurance Information Institute notes that car pooling and ride sharing do not typically affect insurance under most policies. Private pool vehicles remain covered unless the pool operates for profit, and a fair gas and depreciation share keeps coverage intact. Experts advise checking with an agent for policy specifics.
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Saturnino Norieta
Mid-West
The
Insurance Information Institute
Chicago
Norieta
Missouri Traffic Toll Rises With Four Killed in Swath of Crashes
Four people died in Missouri crashes across three counties. An 8-year-old girl and her 5-year-old brother, both from Exeter, were killed when their mother’s car collided with two others on Missouri 76 near Cassville. Their sister Barbie was injured. A separate three-vehicle crash near Aurora claimed Harold Fare, 48. Another fatality, Charles Buerk, 40, died in a four-vehicle collision on Interstate 270 near Hazelwood. Minor injuries reported for Shelley Pilocci in Callaway County, and Frances Northrup survived a single-vehicle rollover in Camden County.
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Springfield
Exeter
Cassville
Brenda
Billy Berg
Barbie
Barbara Berg
Harold Fare
Jenkins
U.S. 60
Missouri 39
Aurora
Charles W. Buerk
Alton
Inl
Hazelwood
St. Louis County
Shelley L. Pilocci
Jefferson City
Highway Patrol
U.S. 63
Route W
Callaway County
Frances Northrup
Stoutland
Route H
Missouri 7
Camden County
Kerr trial set in Boone County Circuit Court
Roy Lee Kerr, 30, charged with the November 1972 killing of Carlos Rollins and an armed robbery at the Holiday Inn South, will stand trial February 5 in Boone County Circuit Court. Judge Frank Conley granted a venue change amid publicity concerns. Kerr faces first degree murder and armed robbery charges with about $500 missing.
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Roy Lee Kerr
Carlos Rollins
Holiday Inn South
Boone County
Frank Conley
Cole County
James T. Riley
Byron Kinder
Howard
Pat’' McFadden
Kerr
Conley
Rollins
Real estate tips from Kolb & Associates
The ad advises buyers to specify room size and features such as stone fireplaces and flat roofs to fit needs. Paul Kolb & Associates at 509 Missouri Blvd offer residential and commercial services plus insurance and financing guidance from a prepared staff.
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Kolb & Associates
Missouri Blvd
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