Enrollment at MU to More Than Double by 1978
A faculty report projects University of Missouri enrollment rising from 35,849 in 1967 to about 76,000 in 1978, with graduate enrollment climbing to 18,600. It urges broad access, limits on certain colleges to Columbia, improved credit transfer among campuses, and expanded medical and nursing education to meet future demand.
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University of Missouri
University
Board of Curators
Nising
Missouri
School of Medicine
Columbia
Joint local state buying plan urged in Missouri study
A Missouri Public Expenditure Survey release notes local governments lack formalized policy for joint buying. It recommends legislation to enable statewide quantity purchasing, citing advantages in price, procurement, and efficiency. Local units vary in size and purchasing power. Jeff erson City officials say savings justify action.
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Missouri
Jority
Richard J. ‘Rabbitt
R. J. King, Jr
Senate
Aged assistance shows decline across Alabama cities
A statewide study released Friday shows slight cost savings in Aid to the Aged with total spending 6,596,599 down 21, but rolls fell to 94,282. Aid to Dependent Children rose to 3,178,787 with 1, wait, 127, in New York the study noted. Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled totaled 11,292,086 up 1,200 with 17,752 on rolls and an average grant of 73.83 down 13 cents.
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Alabama
York
Virginia
New York
Daily Capital News masthead and rates notice
Masthead lists publishers editors and staff of the Daily Capital News Jefferson City Missouri. Includes subscription rates for carrier and mail within Missouri and outside. Mentions Associated Press rights and circulation details with pricing for Cole and adjoining counties and other regions.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Fresidatti
Frank Holt
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M4. Johnson
the News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audi Bureau of
Bilal
al Departmal
Hearing Set for Missouri Transit Jurisdiction Battle
The Missouri Public Service Commission scheduled a hearing for February 14 to determine if it has jurisdiction in the dispute between the University of Missouri and Missouri Transit Co. of Moberly.
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Missouri Public Service Commission
University of Missouri and
Missouri Transit Co
Moberly
Goldfine dies virtually broke in 1967 probate listing debts
Bernard Goldfine, once a donor to figures in government, died insolvent in 1967 with estate debts over three million dollars. Probate disclosures show ten thousand dollars in personal property, while clues point to gifts to officials including Sherman Adams. The case touches at White House ties and a separate PSC jurisdiction dispute linked to a bus line and university.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
Goldtine
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
White House
Adams
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
University
Columbia
Jic
PSC
Lewis and Clark Viaduct name change approved
Kansas City officials may rename the Kansas City Kansas Kanawha river viaduct to Lewis and Clark Viaduct spanning the Kaw River from Kansas to Missouri. The change must pass Kansas City Missouri council approval as well. Peak flu period looming experts warn decline unlikely until early January with deaths rising in pneumonia influenza cases across 122 cities.
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K.C
Kansas City
Kaw River
Kansas
Missouri
Kan
Porter
Liens Filed in Suffolk Probate Court Include IRS Claim
In Suffolk County Probate Court a series of liens were filed including a $3,300,000 claim by the Internal Revenue Service. Other liens total $30,000 for loans and $4,000 for unpaid rent on the Boston apartment where he spent his final years.
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Suffolk County
Internal Revenue Service
Boston
Ozark DC 9 crash near Sioux City leaves no deaths
An Ozark Air Lines DC 9 jet with 62 passengers crashed on takeoff from Sioux City Airport in heavy snow. The plane landed on its belly after the right wing was sheared off, but no one was killed or seriously injured. Ambulances rushed 32 people to hospitals for bruises and minor injuries.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Ozark Air Lines
Sioux City
Larry Cornwell
Pender
Neb
Chicago
Allen Molako
Jerry Strand
Ito
Surcharge Fails to Cool U S Economy in 1960s Tone
The fired up economy resists tax surcharge effects after Congress approved a 10 percent levy. Despite forecasts of slowdown, retail sales dipped briefly but surged later as consumption held up. Commerce Department data show strong third quarter growth and a projected fourth quarter rise, with firms investing despite higher taxes. Consumers and businesses spend now to avoid higher prices later.
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Jack Lefler
New York
Congress
Mususenes
Mor
Regan Guaranty Trust Co
Commerce Department
Missouri Highway Patrol death log update
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 5 traffic deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing this year’s total to 1,449, up from 1,301 at the same time last year. The log notes three deaths from earlier accidents.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Youth dies in crash on Interstate 70
A car turtled off I 70 and struck a utility pole in Kansas City killing 18 year old Emmet Franklin Parker Jr. and badly injuring 17 year old Robert G Nelson. Nelson initially gave a false name before authorities confirmed his identity.
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Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Emmet Franklin Parker, Jr
Robert G.nelson
Nelson
Robert K. Washington Jr
Washington
Deadline Tuesday on county taxes
Cole County tax deadline looms as residents face a 9,197,147.67 dollar 1968 tax bill. Collector Bert Koester announced office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and warned a 3 percent delinquency penalty after December 31 plus 1 percent per delinquent filing.
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Cole County
Bert Koester
Spm
Forgery suspect nabbed after two bank visits
Howell, charged with forgery, cashed two checks at Miss Laux window within hours of a $10 check to him signed by David Schmitz. Bank alerted police. Howell found with Schmitz checkbook from a stolen car on High Street. Schmitz confirmed ownership. Howell held in Cole County jail.
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Jefferson’ City
al Bank
Howell
Byron Kinder
Cole County
Miss Laux
David Schmitz
W.mccarty
Laux
W. High Street
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