NLRB Rules for St Louis Unions in Jefferson City Case
The NLRB regional office in Kansas City ruled in favor of St Louis Local 562 pipefitters and Local 35 plumbers, saying Jefferson City contractors must recognize and bargain with the unions not the CIU. It issued a complaint against seven Jefferson City firms and the Mechanical Contractors Association, with a trial examiner from Washington to hear the case.
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National Labor Relations Board
Kansas City
Jefferson City Mechanical Contractors
St. Louis
Richard L. DeProspero
NLRB
Jefferson City
Pipefitters Union
Lawrence Callanan
DeProspero
Mechanical Contractors Association of
Congress of Independent Unions
CIU
Federal Office
St Louis
Jef
Ferson City
St. Louis Steamfitters Union
DePropero
DePospero
Missouri
Washington
John C. Danforth
Guv. Warren
Eagleton
Vietnam
Legal Aid
Danforth
Legal Aid Society of
St .C
Poriant IV Corps
Mekong Delta
Louis
Ciety
Rogers
South
Danforth and
Bagleton
Danforth presses Eagleton over legal aid society fight
Danforth asks Eagleton to back his stance against the Legal Aid Society of St Louis and Jefferson City labor disputes. Rogers praises Vietnam progress and defends Middle East proposals amid a flurry of policy remarks.
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Danforth
Eagleton
Auurney
Legal Ae Society
Mr. Rumsfeld
Legal Aid Society
Daworth
Hearnes
St. Louis Carthage
St. Louis
Callaway assessment fight could tie up county funds
The Callaway County battle over property valuations Sparks a citizen group push to force the county court to borrow money and seek refunds. Greenway, a farmer and attorney, said a suit may be filed in circuit court if a 1969 levy is found illegal. Town lots rose from 11.5 million to 13.6 million in 1968, hitting farmers hardest as some assessments tripled.
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Callaway County
J. Cole Greenway
Callaway
Greenway
Citizens Committee
Thele
Fulton
Circuit Court
Vegetation curb grant approved in Lake Taneycomo study
The State Conservation Department will explore control methods for undesirable vegetation in Lake Taneycomo. An $8,925 federal grant from the Water Pollution Control Administration funds research led by Dr. James Whitley of Columbia. The effort aims to determine practical management options for the lake’s vegetation issue.
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State Conservation Department
Lake Taneycomo
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
James Whitley
Columbia
Surcharge plan hearing and Middle East talks move forward
Hearing set at the St Louis County Courthouse on a proposed surcharge linked to underground facility costs. Union Electric defends the plan as fair while Missouri towns protest. U.S. Middle East proposals face Arab rejection as officials urge balance between energy needs and frontiers security.
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Middle East
Missouri Public Service
U.S. Blue Louis County
Grayton
Israel
Union Electric Co
Mands
Union Electric
Rogers
U.S
United Nations
Clayton
Olivettel
Olivette
Alonday
United States
Storm damages Santa's home in Missouri incident
Severe winds toppled a metal frame structure near the courthouse lawn in Carthage, striking a car owned by city councilman Ben Goettel. Police say the damaged building and collision prompted officials to call for caution with holiday traffic and watercraft on Table Rock Lake.
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Ben Goettel
Goettel
Jefferson City
Cardj Claude Short
Table Rock Lakes
Branson, Mo
Driving hazards from snow and ice across Missouri roads
Extreme northern and northeastern Missouri roads were reported covered with snow and ice Tuesday causing hazardous driving in many areas. The State Highway Department said southern Missouri roads were normal. Snow and ice extended from Festus to Vienna and toward Kansas City. Building damage and last minute Christmas shopping disruptions added to worsening conditions.
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Missouri
State Highway Department
Festus
Vienna
Kansas City
Council approves retirement plan and hires six police
The council for the city approved a new retirement program to act with Missouri Local Government Employees Retirement System, financing from cable television revenues. It also authorized six new police officers to boost force strength and approved the location and funding for a new east end fire station. The six officers include James R. Smith and Burl C. Baker Jr among others, with deployment beginning January 2. Two accidents occurred early this morning with no serious injuries.
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Tefferson City
F. O
Pngelbrecht
Kenneth Wildhaber
Ay Ten Ae City cSigertile
Missouris
Actio
Missouri
Miller Street
Icity
Weather Report Summary From The News Tribune
The thermometer reached 27 yesterday high with a 2 low. A notable high of 74 in 1933 and low of 7 in 1963 are cited. Over the past 26 hours there is 1 inch of snow. Heaviest rain on record for the dates in 51 years was 1.30 inches in 1932. Month to date 0.53 inches, normal 1.72. year to date 47.75, normal 49.56. Barometer 29.93 rising and relative humidity at 72 percent.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Jack Moberly to head local Toastmasters
Jack Moberly was elected president for 1970 at the Toastmasters meeting. Other officers elected include Charles Michael as educational vice president S. G. Neuner as administrative vice president Mack Stewart as secretary to Skain as treasurer and Ben Rogers as sergeant at arms. Wilkie Cunningham won the Major Burridge trophy for his speech Puppets for Sale. Harry Goldammer was Toastmaster with Jack Stringer as general evaluator and William Liliensick as timer.
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Jack Moberly
Toastmasters
Charles Michael
Educational
S. G. Neuner
Mack Stewart
To Skain
Ben Rogers
Wilkie Cunningham
Major Burridge
Harry Goldammer
Jack Stringer
William Liliensick
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Joseph G. Majersky
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Missouri Bureau of Inspections
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University of Bhaisein
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Lincoln University
James R. Smith
Burl C. Baker Jr
Notre Dance
Henry J. Miller
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Vanner Bridge Rd
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School St
Doehla Drive
Troop F Highway Patrol
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Missouri State Highway Patrol
St. Mary's Memorial
Jefferson City News-Tribune
Missouri River
Hermann
U of the Ozarks
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the Eels
Betine TV
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