Scout queen crowned at Winter Ball in Lake of the Ozarks council
Miss Susie Rue Yows of Barnett was named queen of the Winter Ball for the Explorer Scouts of the Lake of the Ozarks Council held in the Capitol Rotunda. Yows, a sophomore at Eldon High, was escorted by John Caine with a court including Susie Roberts Cecilia Lutz and Bobbie Jo Dudley among others, with multiple posts and sponsors listed.
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Norwin D. Houser
Lake of the Ozarks
Yows
Eldon High School
John Caine
Eldon
Janet Wolfe
California
Miss Wolfe
John Kay
Tipton
Susie Roberts
Sweet Springs
George Pitts
Cecilia Lutz
Leslie Allison
Bobbie Jo Dudley
California Post
David Daiadosz
Federal judge orders plan to keep Ray occupied in prison
A federal judge ordered state prison officials to draft a plan to occupy Ray Miller during his maximum security confinement for the King slaying. Miller, who pleaded guilty to the sniper killing, argues long solitary confinement is cruel and wants mingling with other prisoners, while the state cites safety concerns. The judge will decide after reviewing the plan.
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Senior High Band Trip Approved for 1970 Cherry Blossom Festival
Missouri officials approve Jefferson City Senior High School band trip to Washington for the 1970 Cherry Blossom Festival. About 8 band members travel with 200 supporters, three school days off, funded by fund raising and private projects costing $15,000, not tax money. Traffic tolls show 1969 lower than 1968 year end figures.
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Missouri
School Activities
December deadly on state highways
Missouri highways see higher December deaths as holidays keep drivers in holiday mood and alcohol use rises. Over five years the last five days of December show elevated fatalities, with Col. E I Hockaday noting drivers’ decreased attention and impaired judgment after drinking.
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Mike) Hockaday
Missouri Highway Patrol
CIU Will Stay Asks City Board To Move Forward
CIU will remain in place as Asst. Comptroller Gen. Keller and local officials defend the continuity. The Kansas City board, under acting chairman Hockaday, continues merit-system reforms and cautions drivers against intoxicated operation, urging rideshares or taxis. The City grapples with labor factions and a long-running dispute involving Vernon Burkhalter and local contractors.
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Congress
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St Louis House
Jefferson City Contracting Army
Mechanical Contractors Association
DeProspero
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Police board head resigns amid cost overrun probe
The Police Personnel Board chief resigns as lawmakers press a joint inquiry into weapon system cost overruns. Navy estimates, potential $1.2 billion overrun, and shifting shipbuilding costs are scrutinized while officials note limited cost data and ongoing budget reviews.
Robbery and labor dispute surge in Kansas City area
In Kansas City, a home owner was tied up and robbed of a car cash furs and goods valued at 10000. The case ties into a broader labor board clash as Thomas A Sumner 21 faces police court with claims of leaving the scene of an accident and firearm incidents amid Jefferson City union disputes.
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Missouri
Washington
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Forterchange
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National Labor Relations Board
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Cole County
Sellmeyer Elected President of Aquarium Club
The Jefferson City Aquarium Club chose the Rev. William Sellmeyer as president with John Hartman Jr. as vice president Sharon Williams as secretary and David Brohn as treasurer Barbara Cowley won a five gallon tank The club meets on the second Thursday monthly for hobbyists in tropical fish and aquariums.
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Jefferson City Aquarium Club
William Sellmeyer
John Hartman Jr
Sharon Williams
David Brohn
Barbara Cowley
Post Office in Jefferson City to Close on New Year’s Day
Postmaster William C Blair announced that the Jefferson City Missouri Post Office Annex and all Contract Stations will be closed on New Year’s Day Thursday. There will be no window service nor city or rural delivery. Special Delivery mail will be delivered. only a token force will be on duty to receive and process mail.
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Audit Bureau of Cheviatione Olat
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