Water quality hearing set on Jefferson City plan
A 7:30 p.m. hearing at the Missouri Division of Environmental Quality in Jefferson City invites public input on an eight-state program unveiling basin wide water quality management plans. The Jefferson City area drains to the Missouri River and includes Grays Creek west of town. The plan calls for a central sewer, a waste treatment plant, and possible Cedar City hookup, with costs over 1.1 million dollars. Odendahl notes rivers have good baseline quality but stresses non point source runoff and erosion as key issues for improvement.
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State Division of Environmental Quality
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Missouri River
Lowa Line
Grand Chariton
Osage-Gasconade
James Odendahl
Grays Creek
Binder Lake
Odendahl
Missouri
Cedar City
Holts Summit
Moreau River
Missouri records heavy toll in 24 hour period
The Associated Press reports Missouri logged at least eight traffic deaths in the 24 hours ending early Wednesday. Victims include Gregory Siegal 18 of Pilot Grove who died after a crash on Missouri 135 near Sedalia, Fort Leonard Wood soldier Lawrence Hall 30 near Waynesville, Karen Ann Stanley 19 near Mountain View, and three in Franklin County involving Melvin and Roy Fisher and Deborah Snyder. Earlier, Maureen Callahan 14 and David McAllister 14 died in St Louis vicinity when their pickup left a SW Ironton embankment.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Gregory Siegal
Pilot Grove
Siegal
Missouri 135
Sedalia
Fort Leonard Wood
Lawrence Hall
Waynesville
Karen Ann Stanley
Mountain View
Texas County
Franklin County
St. Louis
Melvin L. Fisher
Moselle
Roy L. Fisher
Union
Melvin
Deborah Snyder
Maureen W.callahan
David R. McAllister
Ironton
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Jefferson City
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Missouri
Andit Brean
Revenue office probed in Missouri investigation
The Missouri Revenue Department office in St. Louis is under investigation to determine if funds are missing. Deputy director Gerald Reiss said several transactions appeared suspicious and that 10 to 12 citizen complaints in the past weeks prompted the probe. The operation handles auto titles driver licensing and registration.
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St. Louis
Gerald Reiss
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St. Louis Revenue Department
Morse argues schools build productive society beyond academics
University of Michigan educational psychologist William C. Morse says the key function of today’s schools goes beyond teaching academics. Schools should help youth become part of productive society, he asserts.
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University of Michigan
William C. Morse
Army weighing Pentagon review of West Point honor system
West Point graduation amid cheating scandal prompts Army Secretary Hoffmann to consider a civilian-led Pentagon review of the academy’s honor code. He says the code may need changes and outside perspective could help.
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Air Fore Academy
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Air Force Academy
Naval Academy
Kansas City Board begins superintendent selection
Kansas City Board of Education reviews 52 candidates for district superintendent. A two year contract and a minimum first year salary of 345000 are approved, with up to 10 finalists to be named at a closed meeting. Preliminary interviews target June 14 and a July 1 hiring deadline.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Education
Lyddon
Manis found slain in auto near Pacific Missouri
Charles McKinnon, 26, was found shot to death in a car parked on old U.S. 66 near Pacific, Missouri. Authorities say he was shot at least three times in the left side and head. Police have no known motive or suspects. Pacific lies about 20 miles west of St. Louis.
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Charles McKinnon
U.S. 66
Here
McKinnon
Pacific
St. Louis
Fight grows over school aid plan text book and transport aid
Missouri education and religious liberty advocates pledged vigorous opposition to a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow state aid for parochial schools. Secretary Kirkpatrick certified enough signatures to place the issue on the ballot. Governor Bond must choose between a November vote or a special August election, a decision critics say could politicize the Bill of Rights and pressures voters.
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Hugh Wamble
Missouri Coalition For Public Education and Religious Liberty
James Kirkpatrick
Christopher 5
Bond
Wamble
Midwestern Baptist
No movement in Busch talks persists in strike talks
ST LOUIS AP No movement reported Tuesday in talks between Anheuser Busch Inc and Teamsters officials aimed at ending a three month strike at seven plants. Disciplining workers involved in strike violence reportedly blocks settlement. August A Buschel and Ray Schoessling met three hours. Newark, St Louis writed ratified. Los Angeles, Houston, Columbus, Tampa, Jacksonville Merrimack Williamsburg plants remain on strike.
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Los Angeles
Houston
Columbus
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Jacksonville
Fla
Merrimack
N.H
Williamsburg
Delta Queen steamboat seeks five year reprieve from safety rule
Washington AP reports Rep. Leonor Sullivan leads a bid in Congress for a five year reprieve to save the paddle wheel Delta Queen from junking as a safety hazard. Coast Guard opposed citing fire risk while Delta Queen Steamboat Co. pushes for continued operation with safety upgrades.
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Congress
Leonor Sullivan
D-Mo
Merchant Marine
Sullivan
Benkert
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