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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1972

Page

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Senior citizens to get property tax relief in Missouri bill

A pre filed tax relief plan aims to exempt residents over 65 from property tax on homes assessed under 5000 dollars. The measure, by Sen elect Mary Gant, would have the State Tax Commission report revenue losses to local governments for possible reimbursements.

Missouri Mary Gant Kansas City State Tax Commission Senate Ike Skelton Lexington John Schneider St. Louis Missouri Commission Missouri House State Senate, Executive Branch Citizens Juvenile Committees Office of Administration Gladys Marriott State Department of Corrections State Board of Probation and Parole William J. Cason Clinton Albert Spradling Cape Girardeau Richard Webster Carthage Federal Depository Insurance Corporation Webster Missouri Senate Robert A. Young St. Ann’s and

Tree of Lights short of goal officials worried

Salvation Army Tree of Lights campaign neared $6,600 of an $8,000 goal after bell ringing by Cub Pack 11 and the Rotary Club. Cubs raised $154.88 and Rotary $176.62 for a total of $331.50, leaving about $1,300 still needed with campaign near finish.

Salvation Army Tree of Lights Rotary Club Cubs

Daily Capital News Publishing Details 1927 to 1958

Publisher and editor names, affiliations, and mailing rate table for the Daily Capital News and News Tribune Company. Includes publication frequency, address, Associated Press affiliation, and circulation bureau membership. Listings cover owners C Goshwu an and Weldon, board chair Rose, president Bloss er, editor Majersky, and managers Donalds Norfleet.

WM. H. Weldon R.L. Rose Robert Blosser Joseph G. Majersky Donalds, Norfleet

Mobile home rules adopted by St Martin's town board

The St Martin's town board adopted an ordinance setting minimum standards for mobile home lots. New lots without central sewage must be at least 15 000 square feet with a 70 foot front, while lots with central sewage require at least 8 000 square feet. The measure does not affect about eight existing mobile home families. The board also elected Albert Steck as village street commissioner and approved a surety bond for Village Clerk Larry Fitch. Residents with street concerns should contact Steck promptly.

St. Martin's Town Board Richard Bryan Bryan Albert Steck Larry Fitch Steck

Regional manager sought for Missouri Municipal League

The Missouri Municipal League seeks a regional city manager to assist area communities with budgets bookkeeping and municipal operations. The Mid Missouri Regional Planning Commission approved a about $20 000 federal grant for the project to pay the manager’s salary and related expenses.

Missouri Municipal League Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission Fulton Vinson Richard Groner Commission Cole County League Groner

Supreme Court names marshal Henry Jordan to lead court

Henry Jordan 43 of Jefferson City will be named marshal of the Missouri Supreme Court on January 1. A retired U S Air Force major, he succeeds G H Amos who served since August 1967 and plans to move to Union. Buckner says Jordan will act as bailiff handle writs supervise security and building services and oversee transfers of prisoners.

Henry Jordan Jefferson City Missouri Supreme Court Jordan U.S. Air Force G. H Red) Amos Amos Union Missouri Highway Patrol W. Wayne Buckner Supreme Court

Miss Twichell Wins Education Scholarship

Miss Marjorie Twichell daughter of Mr and Mrs Reed Twichell 710 Glendale Dr has been awarded a divisional scholarship in the division of education at Southwest Baptist College Bolivar for work in elementary education. The scholarships reward students with special talent in specific academic areas.

Marjorie Twichell Reed Twichell Glendale Dr Southwest Baptist College Bolivar Twichell

Milk act upheld by court in Missouri Supreme Court ruling

Missouri Supreme Court upheld the Unfair Sales Practices Act challenged by major dairies in a September 1968 Cole County case. The decision preserves rules on price wars, dock prices, and private label parity. Appellants included Foremost McKessan Hawthorne Mellody Fairmount Foods Kraftco. intervenors included Bailey Farms Cool Valley Dairy Ozark Dairy Reiss Dairy Sunnyhill Dairy Woodlawn Farm Dairy.

Missouri Supreme Court Cole County McKessan Hawthorne Mellody Fairmuost, + Foods Co Kraftco Corp Bailey Farms Cool Valley Dairy Ozark Dairy Reiss Dairy Sunnyhill Dairy Woodlawn Farm Dairy

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