Lincoln University security force shrinks after gun ban
Lincoln University fires five security officers for cause amid a campus weapons disarmament. Fred McGinnis resigns, saying lack of firearms prevents proper law enforcement. The president and chief security officer cite safety and training, with six vacancies eyed before Jan. 19 classes return.
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Rice
McGinnis
Lincoln
James Frank
University
Frank Friday
Dr. Frank
Franks
Regional Law Enforcement Assistance Council
Airlines seek to drop service to 25 cities due to fuel shortage
Seven carriers asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to drop all air service to 25 cities amid fuel shortages, while four others seek to discontinue some routes. The moves come with widespread layoffs, totaling about 25,000 airline staff, as Eastern and Pan Am announce furloughs. Some pilots threaten a shutdown during the Christmas rush, but no action has materialized.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Transport Association
Eastern
Pan Am
Air Line Pilots Association
Daily Capital News masthead and misc. notice
The Daily Capital News provides publisher and address details, dates of ownership or issue markers, and mailing and subscription information. It notes Associated Press affiliation, A B C circulation listing, and a phone number for departments.
Car pooling list offered in Jefferson City area
Public notice offers car pool listings with names, addresses, phones, job locations and hours. Dempsey Hamner requests rides or alternates from Holts Summit to Lake Ozark. William Kling seeks ride shares to Jefferson Building from Barnett route. Includes historical note on Ft. Lee surrender in 1776.
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News Tribune
Jefferson City
Cac
News Tribune Co
Monroe St
Dempsey Hamner
Perry Dr
Holts Summit
Lake Ozark
William Kling
Barnett
Jefferson Building
Former Newsman Henry Bradley Dies at 80 in Missouri
Henry D. Bradley former president publisher and owner of the St Joseph News Press and Gazette died after lengthy illness. He moved to St Joseph in 1939 became owner in 1953 and served as president until 1971. He also chaired the Missouri Highway Commission and served on the AP board. He was 80.
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ST. Joseph
Henry D. Bradley
Toledo
Lord Beaverbrook
London Express
Norristown
Times Herald
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Bradley
Missouri Highway Commission
David R. Bradley
AP Board
Natalie B. Francis
Honolulu
Ray Louise Cox
Wilton
Conn
Missouri Academy of Squires
State Highway Commission
Missouri
Commission
The
Blade
Harry Truman
James Farley
Detroit
William H. Bradley
Belt zoning protests mark city planning session
Jefferson City Planning and Zoning Commission heard two citizen groups oppose a two mile belt zoning ordinance. Debate centered on proposed substitute provisions by Henry Andrae and whether county court must approve amendments. The commission planned to meet with the county court in January while issuing specific decisions on Riley’s rezoning and urban renewal land acquisitions.
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Jefferson City
Hobbs Lane Group
Andrae
Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
High rise sign removal near Capitol view prompted by city
The Broadway Shell sign at Broadway and McCarty streets was removed to restore an unobstructed Capitol view after the Environmental Quality Commission notified Shell Oil. A second sign at Broadway and Whitton Expressway was to be lowered later Friday. Officials praised voluntary action, noting eight years remained under a grand father clause.
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Broadway
Sam B. Cook
Environmental Quality Commission
Cook
GM Raises Prices on New Car Tags
GM raises average retail price tags on passenger cars by $133 or 2.8 percent after end of government price controls. Trucks up $321 or 6.3 percent. Overall vehicle average up $183. Prices exclude orders through Saturday and cars already in showrooms. Ford, Chrysler, and AMC also announce hikes.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cost of Living Council
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors Corp
Nixon gains in Gallup poll amid Watergate decline
Princeton AP report shows 31 percent approve of Nixon’s handling of the job in late November, up from 27 percent a month earlier, as 59 percent disapprove and 10 percent have no opinion. The poll of 1,550 respondents follows Nixon’s national appearances and traces popularity since January.
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Princeton
N.J
Nixon
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