City budget hearings spark concerns over employee resignations
Christy voiced concern after Jefferson City Finance Committee hearings on a July to October budget. Six Public Works employees threatened to resign June 16, while ten top-pay staff face a pay freeze until November. Resigning staff include Brickey, Ferguson, Hecker man, Connell, Vache, Reinhard. Christy notes these are key city workers and cites comparisons with the State Highway Department.
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John G. Christy
Jefferson City
Department of Public Works
Ed Rackers Jr
Larry Brickey
Don Ferguson
Jerry Heckerman
Carl Connell
Larry Vache
George Reinhard
Christy
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Campus bill advances despite heated debate
City leaders debated a campus safety bill and a proposed pay raise for city workers. The ordinance would criminalize possessing firearms on campuses and disrupting classes, while budget talks considered a five percent pay increase for most staff.
Ruling on vote stirs protests
A House Education Committee bill sparks protests as lawmakers clash over re votes and procedural rulings. Rep James J. Spainhower backs the measure while opponents warn of cost and political bias. The bill faces Senate hurdles and possible final action after further hearings.
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House Education Committee
James J. Spainhower
Berinen
Tee
Stengor
Corte Coats
Finyan Pane
Delat
S.A
MA ER
Aympe
George W. Parker
R- Cation
Columba
Uestiay
Rackparker
House
Among Finance Committee
Bus
King
Clayton
John Robert Branom
D-Hillsdale
Riner
Vobel
Iyote
City
Strike to delay airport opening in Kansas City
A construction strike has extended the opening of the Kansas City Inter national Airport from June to October 1970. Talks continue between the Builders Association and officials over compensation for maintenance workers and long hours on snow and ice removal.
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Kansas City
Inter- King
National Airport
Joe Howard
Howard
Rodney Stowers
Louis
Lincoln Uni
Iieladiately
Lincoln Restraining
Repen
Builders Association
Contin R Ja ‘ Ileves Sertiend Siellary
Fay Deg i
John C. Bantarelved
Federal Vail
State High Mediation Service
Veourt Way Commission
City and county road problems to be discussed
City and county officials plus road district representatives will meet at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber City Hall to review street and road development policies. The session follows May 19 council discussions on whether city streets meet city specs and addresses overlapping jurisdiction amid recent annexations. Councilman Tony Hiesberger leads the committee of the whole and invites contractors and developers for comment.
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Council
Fifth Ward
Tony Hiesberger
Hiesberger Arih
All Seterentea
County Court
Hiesberger
Jtity
Mike Riley
Council Street End
Iron Workers and Painters Council Meet in KC Mediation
Iron Workers Union Local No 10 and Painters Council No 3 sent representatives to a seven hour session Wednesday at the request of the mayors of both Kansas Citys. Representatives of both sides met again today.
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Iron Workers Union Local No. 10
Painters Council No.3
Kansas Citys
Road maintenance budget totals 52 million dollars
State Highway Department's 1970 budget projects 52.35 million dollars to maintain Missouri's 32 000 mile highway network next year. Costs vary by route with urban interstates at 14 000 per mile and 4 million set aside for snow removal and sea control. Inspecting 5 600 bridges costs 2 million, rest areas operations budget 225 000, nine interstate rest areas planned by year end.
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Missouri
State Highway Department
Danforth appoints Gene Voigts as first assistant attorney general
Atty. Gen. John C. Danforth names Gene H W Voigts as his first assistant attorney general. Voigts formerly served as municipal judge of North Kanay City and Clay County prosecutor, and since January has been chief counsel of the Criminal Division in Danforths office. He graduated from the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law.
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John C. Danforth
Gene HW. Voigts
Voigts
North Kanaay City
Clay County
Tigen
Danforth
University of Missouri
Kansas City
School of Law
Mtee
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