Postal worker ordered to pay education fund for victim’s children
Miami judge spared jail, sentencing Richard Urso to pay 7500 over five years to a trust fund for Gregory Pough 2 and Sabrina 6 as education support. Urso's car ran a red light, killing Raymond Pough, with Urso serving as Biscayne Annex supervisor and earning 11500 annually.
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Gregory Pough
Sabrina
Raymond Pough
Pough
Luebbering urges Missouri to streamline legislature
Mrs. Sue Luebbering of Jefferson City Democratic candidate for the 199th district criticizes the Missouri Legislature for failing to implement the carryover provision of the annual sessions bill. She says annual sessions promised more responsive government but time and money are wasted on local bills and procedural bottlenecks.
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Missouri
Sue Luebbering
Jefferson City
Luebbering
News Tribune Company masthead and rates
The item lists publication details for the News Tribune Company in Jefferson City Missouri including address 210 Monree Street daily except Sunday and Monday and holidays, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription and mail rate figures for Missouri and other states.
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News Tribune Company
Monree Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bellora Named Finance Director in New Social Services Dept
Terry Bellora appointed finance director in the new Department of Social Services by agency director Lawrence Graham. He will oversee accounting budgeting and internal auditing for the department spanning corrections youth services family services health and veterans affairs. Bellora was a management analyst specialist and worked with the governor's office on a state executive branch reorganization plan. He is a certified public accountant residing on Highway 50 West.
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Lawrence Graham
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Governor's Office
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Audit criticizes prison industries cannery at Rent Prison Farm
State Auditor John D. Ashcroft flags uneconomical operations in the penal system industries audit covering 1972 73. It cites potential law violations, misused revolving funds, and outdated equipment while urging price analyses and stricter asset oversight.
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Rent Prison Farm
John D. Ashcroft
Ashcroft
Jefferson City
Renz
Missouri
Capital spending trimmed by firms in year
Washington AP The Commerce Department reports business plans to spend 112 billion this year on plant and equipment up 12.2 percent from last year. Overall manufacturing outlays rise 0.3 percent while utilities mining and communications cutbacks offset gains in petroleum chemical primary metals and stone glass clay sectors. Higher interest costs and supply difficulties cited as factors.
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Commerce Department
Patterson Nominated by Missouri 4th District GOP
Claude Patterson, a minister and former federal Head Start administrator, is nominated by the 4th District GOP to run in November against Democrat incumbent William J. Randall. Patterson, 37, has long served as a church minister, holds a CAS from Kansas City and Sibley, and campaigned on tax reform and inflation. The district spans parts of the Kansas City area into 15 counties east to Boonville and Fayette.
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Nixon to name new head of Law Enforcement Assistance Agency
President Nixon will quickly nominate a replacement for Donald E. Santarelli, head of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, who resigned after sharp criticism of the administration amid Watergate fallout. The resignation letter cites gratitude for his service but omits comment on his views about the scandal.
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Justice Department
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Santarelli
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Associated Press
Inmate Attacks Nursing Assistant at Missouri Penitentiary
Larry Dale Wintjen, already serving 174 years, was accused of striking Marvin Wood, 58, a Jefferson City nursing assistant, while the inmate assisted during rounds after a shower. Wintjen, sentenced to 25 years for killing Carl Stroud, faces additional counts including 98 years for felony assault and 50 years for rape.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Donald Wyrick
Marvin Wood
Larry Dale Wintten
St. Charles
Carl Stroud
St. Louis
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St. Charles County
Greene County
Public access to Callaway County nuclear plant records
The Atomic Energy Commission announces public document rooms at Fulton City Library and at Washington University Olin Library in St. Louis for the Union Electric Co. Callaway County plant project. Similar facilities will be set up nationwide for two other proposed plants using the same unit type. The Fulton site lies about 10 miles southeast of Fulton and five miles north of the Missouri River.
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Fulton
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Fulton City
Olin Library of Washington University
St. Louis
Union Electric Co
Missouri River
Pierce challenges PSC jurisdiction after rate case reversal
Missouri Public Service Commission member A Robert Pierce Jr dissented as the Jackson County Circuit Court overturned a $23.8 million Kansas City Power and Light rate increase and ordered new hearings. Pierce suggested the court may have exceeded its jurisdiction and urged appeals to resolve if PSC orders are subject to immediate reversal on substantive issues. The commission set new hearings for June 13 after the court action.
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Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Jackson County
A. Robert Pierce Jr
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