Dispute over council rules and dog ordinances heats up
Controversy erupts as nine bills and two resolutions on dog control and municipal rules move through City Council. Mayor Christy praised actions while Council debates legality of committee reports and the need for formal ordinances and a leash law.
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Gas mains erupt in Gary Indiana explosions rock neighborhood
In Gary Indiana a gas main failure sparked explosions across a 10 block Glen Park area. Homes and schools were evacuated as six houses burned and seven people were detained for looting. Mayor Hatcher ordered police to search for victims and city crews to restore gas service amid widespread damage.
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Davis resigns post as tourism director
Davis steps down as director of the State Tourism Commission effective July 1 1968 in a letter to Mark Todd of Columbia. The commission plans a June 18 meeting to name a replacement, with B Kinder eyed as a possible successor. Davis helped push the agency's creation in 1967 after serving as Gov. Hearnes press secretary.
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University panel lacks student members in discipline cases
St. Louis lawyer Robert E. Ratermann representing 23 students plans to challenge the discipline committee hearing cases without student members. The Student Personnel Services Committee is accused of violating university rules that require three student members on the panel.
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Busby Alvin Busby named in alumni honors debate
Lincoln University alumnus Busby faces suspension issues as three students up for the Distinguished Alumni Award encounter eligibility questions. A university spokesman notes two of the three candidates are ineligible, while a third is slated to receive the award at the June 7 Alumni Luncheon. The hearings provoke criticism of due process and university governance.
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Police recover stolen auto belonging to William W. Wagner
Jefferson City police recovered the LR8 Ford stolen Sunday from William W. Wagner of 101 Grant St. The car, found at 409 W. Elm St. about 3:30 p.m. Monday, had the right rear fender and trunk lid damaged. Cigarettes, two cartons, and a set of keys were taken. A second car and two motors were also reported stolen over the weekend.
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Death Toll Update From Missouri Patrol Traffic Log
The Missouri Patrol reports 24 hour traffic deaths at three, with year to date at five hundred fifty and last year at sixty six. One death links to an earlier accident.
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Redmon named for business fellowship at Indiana University
Alonzo Redmon Jr. of 508 East Dunklin St. wins a 2500 yearly fellowship from the Consortium for Graduate Study in Business for Negroes. He is among 60 nationwide recipients pursuing an MBA at Indiana University Bloomington and will receive tuition and living expenses.
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Red Cross swim schedule complete
Red Cross enrollment is now complete and class schedules will be posted June 13 at the Red Cross Office on 817 East High Street. Memorial Pool hosts junior and senior lifesaving, water safety and instructor courses starting July 1, with adult classes at 7 p.m. beginning July 8.
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