Missouri Safety Responsibility Law Faces Abolition Push
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes said Missouri may abolish the safety responsibility unit due to a Supreme Court ruling requiring costly hearings. He noted the potential $2.5 million cost and uncertainty over continuing the program, as laws and enforcement adapt to the hearing requirement.
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Missouri
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The
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General Assembly
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James Schaffner
High Court
Georgia
Missouri Safety Responsibility Unit
R. H. Jordan
County Court asked to delay St Thomas dump closing
A St Thomas citizens committee presented Cole County Court a petition to postpone the closing of the St Thomas dump for a year. Mayor Dan Schmidt and supporters argue delay allows financing a compliant facility. Health officials warn the current site is a health hazard and a breeding ground for pests. The court will rule within two weeks.
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Dan Schmidt
Missouri Division
Health District 3
Robert Schaefer
Harry’ ‘Lueckenhoff
Schmidt
Cole County
Bel Air West New Year's Gala Weekend Plan
Plan a December stay at Bel Air West featuring a Henrici's steak dinner, theatre for Hair, and a midnight champagne party. Enjoy color TV bowl games New Year's Day, with tickets and transportation to the gala in double occupancy, then rest in.
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Henrici’s
Lee Keller
OATS Opens First County Route for Elderly Transport
Older Adults Transportation Service in Cole County started with a Taos to Jefferson City run on Wednesday. A second trip is planned Saturday from Russellville to Jefferson City, cost 50 cents each way. A third trip with Belle Vienna Freeburg Meta routes is planned early Friday at scaled fares. OATS aims to coordinate with taxis and buses to avoid conflict and reduce fares for non rush hours.
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Russellville
OATS
Malcolm Essen
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Essen
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Vienna
Freeburg
Columbia
Conference tops NATO agenda in Brussels meeting
NATO foreign ministers opened their annual winter meeting in Brussels with a proposed conference on security and cooperation in Europe as the top item. Moscow refuses to sign the supplementary Berlin accords until West Germany ratifies its 1970 nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union, making East-West talks unlikely before 1978. Western powers said no conference prep would begin before the new Berlin agreement is settled.
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Soviet Union
Hale Bound Over On Beating Charge In Child Case
James Dwayne Hale of 1000 Broadway St was bound over to Circuit Court for trial set for January 17, 1972 after a preliminary hearing in Magistrate Court. Hale faces charges of beating his four year old child in an incident dated November 29 and remains free on a $1000 bond.
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Magistrate Court
Seven Die In Oklahoma City Plane Crash
Seven persons died when a Beechcraft Queenaire twin engine plane owned by Monarch Tile Co of San Angelo Texas crashed in southwest Oklahoma City during an attempted emergency landing after refueling at Will Rogers World Airport. The flight carried Monarch personnel and hunting gear was found near the wreckage.
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Moline
Shreveport
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Monarch
Jefferson City Daily News Masthead From 1950s Era
A fragmentary newspaper masthead listing owners publishers and staff for Jefferson City Missouri daily with references to Robert C. Goshorn and William A. Wet, board chair Rose Bloseer, and Enver G. C. Swarens, noting Associated Press affiliation and early 20th century subscription rates and mail delivery details.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William A. Wet
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Corte Delivery Servica
Jeverson Fy
Missouri E
Galant
Wnday
Carrie Delivery Servica
Core
Unite Matter Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ea Ak Bene
Daniel urges transformed society at Urban League meeting
Dr Walter C Daniel Lincoln University president told National Urban League members that the organization must push for an open society. He praised the League as a solution oriented force, at a Racine Wisconsin dinner meeting amid calls to reduce racism and raise dignity for all. Missouri unemployment claims rose in November to 217,904, with November payments totaling 5.902 million dollars, up 9.2 percent from October and higher than a year ago.
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Lincoln University
National Urban League
Associated Press
Missouri
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