Missouri Supreme Court rejects Preisler redistricting bid
The Missouri Supreme Court refused to rule on the merits of the Preisler redistricting challenge. It held the commissioners may realign state senate districts only if the regular redistricting commission fails, but it did not, and Preisler died November 19 in St. Louis. The decision also notes a separate Miner rural area ruling empowering a Scott-New Madrid-Mississippi Electric Cooperative to operate a Ramada Inn and details related cases on hospital lease approvals and a Morgan County attorney general removal claim.
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Missouri Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Courts
St. Louis
State Senate
Scott County
Marshall Craig
Scott-New Madrid - Mississippi Electric Cooperative
Miner
Morgan County
John L. Reed
Reed
Emmett L. Reed
Saigon troops widen assault into Cambodia
South Vietnamese paratroopers and tactical bombers pushed toward the Chup plantation on Cambodia's eastern edge three miles from Chup, near Highway 7. The offensive, backed by U.S. air power, aims to seize the town inside Cambodia as part of a broader 25,000‑man operation started November 22 to disrupt enemy supply lines and ease pressure near Phnom Penh.
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Penitentiary plans hospital Yule party
The Missouri Penitentiary will host a Christmas party for hospital patients and staff. Dr Leon Baker sponsors the event to honor the hard work and dedication of inmates in the medical unit. About 150 are expected to attend Saturday.
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Miss Sara Even Wins Cole County Junior Miss Title
Miss Sara Jane Even daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul A Even 1406 Southwest Blvd was chosen 1972 Cole County Junior Miss. Finalists included Miss Phyllis Ann Willibrand Miss Debra Sue Bell Miss Patty Garvin Miss Cathy Scheperle. Even who is a Senior High School senior also won the creative and performing arts award and will represent Cole County in Missouri's Junior Miss Pageant in Florissant.
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Blackstaff
Missouri Girls State
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Jayettes
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Ed Loeffler
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Robert B. Roling
Wardsville
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Forrest Scott
Russellville
Maria Suzanne Kliegel
Ed Kliegel
Nancy Kay Scrivner
Ralph Scrivner
Karen Schenewerk
Eugene Schenewerk
Ashland
Helen M. Natsch
Robert E. Natsch Jr
Hough Park Rd
Sharon Strope
Urban A. Strope
Gardia Franken
Paul T. Franken
St. Mary's Blvd
Sue Link
John W. Link Jr
Donna Kay: Ward
William Ward
Russellille
Donna Kay Lynch
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Tex
Missouri
Florissant
Inmate arraigned on slaying charge
Missouri State Penitentiary inmate Robert M. Rutan, 27, was arraigned in Magistrate Court on first degree murder charges for the Nov 14 stabbing of inmate Charles Smith. Preliminary hearing date is to be set. Rutan also faces three robbery counts and a weapon charge from St. Louis. Inmates Douglas C. Higgins, 20, and Russell A. Long, 19, at Algoa Intermediate Reformatory, were arraigned on escape charges with a preliminary hearing set for Jan 26.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
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Charles Smith
St. Louis
Douglas C. Higgins
Russell A. Long
Algoa Intermediate
Missouri Power and Light rate boost approved
The Missouri Public Service Commission authorized Missouri Power and Light Co of Jefferson City to raise electric rates enough to boost annual revenues by 570000 dollars. The utility serving Central and North Central Missouri had sought 1800000 dollars extra and the new rates are expected to take effect around December 23. The commission said the increase would not contribute to inflation.
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Youth Sentenced in Marijuana Possession Case
Rockey E. Washington 18 of 28 E McCarty St was sentenced in magistrate court Monday afternoon to zero days in jail and 13 75 costs after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana. Police nabbed Washington on Saturday with 24 grams of marijuana in Jefferson City.
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NBC founder Sarnoff dies at age 80 in New York
NBC founder David Sarnoff, a broadcasting pioneer who built RCA into a media empire, died at 80. He started as a messenger at $5.30 a week and rose to head RCA after organizing NBC, leaving an organization with more than $3 billion in annual sales and over 12,000 products at his retirement in 1970.
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