Milk probe hearings end in Springfield Missouri
The Missouri attorney general's office finishes eight days of hearings in Springfield with fifty nine witnesses testifying on dairy rebates and three month credit terms for large food chains. The review will guide enforcement actions under the 1959 Unfair Milk Sales Practices Act if violations are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Ozarks
Bruce C. Houdek
Atty. Gen
John C. Danforth
Danforth
James B. Boillot
Dairies
Houdek
Dick Woods
Kansas City
Foremost Foods Co
Foremost
Woods
Boillot
Missouri
Daily Capital News Society Advertisers and Staff List
Publication details for the Daily Capital News Jefferson City Missouri 1927 1957 including publishers board officers editor and staff roles with mailing and subscription rates printed. Notes indicate Associated Press rights and publication days with holiday exceptions and circulation figures.
Fresh Garden Flowers Aid Cement Sale Talks
A small hint of garden blooms appears to influence discussions around a pending sale. Stakeholders note flowers could ease negotiations and speed up decisions for the involved parties.
Missouri to pay $15 million more in income tax refunds
Missouri officials say income tax refunds will total about $43 to $46 million this year, about $15 million more than last year, driven by higher incomes and broader itemized deductions. Refunds under circuit breaker relief may reach $7 million, far below earlier plans.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Revenue Department
E. Bryan Ornburn
Department
Bureau of Income Tax
Mark Edelman
Renue Department
Edelman
GM counters federal report on non safety related defects
Detroit AP GM disputed a federal finding that defects in some 1965 1966 Chevrolets and 1966 Buicks with Rochester Quadrajet Carburetors could cause engine fires. NHTSA cited 973 hood fires with minor injuries. GM says risk is small and not safety related.
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Detroit
General Motors
Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration
NHTSA
Ex convict in Omaha shootout dies after standoff
Ex convict Elza Carr Jr., 33, used an automatic shotgun to fire on officers for hours in a torn tear gas filled Near North Side rooming house. Patrolman Paul Nields died of a head wound after entering the house to urge surrender. eight officers and two civilians were wounded. Carr was killed when he emerged from the burning building as police returned fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Kilred
Richard Andersen
Elza Carr Jr
Omaha
North Side
Carr
Andersen
Paul Nields
Nields
Jefferson City urged to join flood insurance program
Jefferson City is one of about 12 000 flood prone communities yet to apply for the National Flood Insurance program by the July 1 1975 deadline. Mayor John G. Christy warned that failure to enroll could jeopardize federal aid for building in hazard zones. Housing Authority director Ted Herron urged a flood plan ordinance and land use restrictions while noting individuals cannot be forced to buy policies. Other flood prone Missouri towns named include Rosebud Bland Hermann Morrison Owensville Gasconade County and several in Callaway Osage Morgan Boone Laclede Camden and Miller counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
John G. Christy
Ted Herron
Herron
mid-Missouri
HUD
Rosebud
Bland
Hermann
Morrison
Owensville
Gasconade County
California
Lupus
Moniteau County
Fulton
Mokané
Callaway County
Chamois
Meta
Westphalia
Osage County
Gravois Mills
Stover
Morgan County
Hartsburg
Boone County
Lebanon
Laclede County
Linn Creek
Macks Creek
Camden County
V and Tuscumbia
Miller County
Ashcroft Backs Public Debate With Democratic Auditor Candidate
State Auditor John D. Ashcroft said he is willing to debate the Democratic nominee in public, rejecting preconditions like spending limits. He urged a post‑primary framework meeting between campaign directors to outline debates. Democratic hopefuls Dwight Fine and George Lehr face Jefferson Cillan in Jackson County for the nomination for the November race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ashcroft
Ashcroft
Jefferson Cillan Dwight Fine
George Lehr
Jackson County
Burns urges big cuts in federal spending to curb inflation
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told an international conference that administration advisers favor major reductions in government outlays. Treasury Secretary Simon and White House aide Rush have called for 1975 cuts and a 1976 balanced budget. Burns projected modest U.S. growth in coming quarters amid slower world inflation and oil pressures.
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Williamsburg, Va
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Treasury
William E. Simon
White House
Kenneth Rush
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Daily Capitalne
Men of
Quinn Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Lafayette St
Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshori
Mrs. William
LDON
A. L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Norfleet
The
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Associated Press
Buissourt
Audit Bureau of Circulations
E. Dunkiin
Paul Kolb
Paul H, Kolb
Villa Gardens
Ramada Inn
Junction
Pingad
Ornburn
High Street
WsetTk Fem Foy
Jim Haake
Evening Lions Club
Tuscumbia
John J. Jacobus
Haake
News Tribune
GM Counters Federal Report
Ford
Director of
Automotive Safety
Nebraska
Jesse McDonald
Harry Owens
House
McDonald
Gar
Army Corps of Engineers
Christy
Housing Authority
United States
International Monetary
Mid-America Theatres
Billy Jack
the Piccolo
E. McCarty
Billy
Jack
Tom Laughlin
Delores Taylor Casa
Teresa Christina
Mary Scyle
Columbia, MO
Broadway
Ramada
Paramount Pictur Presnis
Lewis Gilbert
Paul and
Michelle
Aleve
Paamasinn
Aan AU
Ua Eas Thaes
United Artists
FY Daytons
Redford
PIZZA
Arris Pizza Palace
High Data Tis Eas
Josh
Jefferson Plaza
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