Sikes cites benefits of central state office building
Alfred Sikes director of the state Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing argues a Jefferson City central office would boost efficiency by reducing travel and enabling better oversight. James Wilson of Natural Resources backs consolidation to improve management and program integration. Planning funds and land purchase near the Broadway building are in play.
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Jefferson City
Alfred Sikes
State Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
Carl
Sikes
Public Counsel
State Public Service Commission
Leslie Blvd
PSC
Jefferson
Capitol
James Wilson
State Department of Natural Resources
Wilson
Columbia
Missouri
Senate Appropriations Committee
Christopher S. Bond
Broadway
General Assembly
New troopers stationed here in Missouri Patrol Troop F
Four new troopers join Troop F of the Missouri State Highway Patrol with tours starting June 16. Burg Baker from Jefferson City, Ronald Spurgeon from Owensville, Dennis Marriott from Columbia, and Mark Dunaway from St. Louis bring military service, degrees in law enforcement, and family ties. Each has prior local policing or education links and is married with children.
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Missouri State Highway Patrol
Burl C. Baker
Ronald L. Spurgeon
Dennis H. Marriott
Mark T. Dunaway
Baker
Jefferson City
Lincoln University
U.S. Army
Lola B. Bean
Spurgeon
Owensville
Marriott
Columbia
Hickman
University of Missouri-Columbia
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Dunaway
St. Louis
Farmington
Mineral Area College
Flat River
Linda Jean Bradley
Multiple Missouri crashes kill six people in brief deadly spree
Six people died in Missouri traffic crashes across Thursday and Friday. Victims include Jackie C. McGee 19 of McCurtain Oklahoma after a curve failure sent her car into a marble quarry near Carthage Jasper County. Thomas Sweetman 20 of Lake Ozark after his car ran off a curve and overturned near Camden County Route HH. Steven Bernard Willmes 21 of Nodaway County after his car left the road and overturned in a pasture near Route V. Diana Lynn Armstrong 19 of Neosho after failing to make a curve on U S 60 near Granby. Martin J. Young 21 in Pleasant Hope when a car collided with a pickup on Polk County Route H. Deborah Sue Dundon 23 of Webster Groves after her car ran off I 270 in St Louis area. Other injuries reported include Darrell G. Cooper 24 of Eldon treated for serious injuries after a tire blowout caused an overturn on Route AA Morgan County.
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State Highway Patrol
Carthage
Jasper County
Thomas Sweetman
Lake Ozark
Camden County
U.S. A
Steven Bernard Wiilmes
Route V
U.S. 71
Nodaway County
Diana Lynn Armstrong
Neosho
U.S. 60
Granby
Newton County
Brighton
Martin J. Young
John David Morris
Pleasant Hope
Polk County
Deborah Sue Dundon
Webster Groves
St. Louis County
Darrell G Cooper
Eldon
St. Mary's Health Center
Morgan County
Illinois residents oppose St Louis region airport at hearing
A woman in Indian dress and a male poet from Illinois testified at Lambert St Louis International Airport hearings against the proposed 144.7 million master plan and the Columbia Waterloo alternative. Mrs Voelker, claiming Comanche roots, said her people have lost land and oppose uprooting families for the project. Robert Schneider read poems linking farming and land preservation as he criticized the airport plan. About 100 people attended the final hearing.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Lambert St. Louis International
Columbia-Waterloo
Robert Voelker
Ilinois
Robert Schneider
Inlinois
Schneider
Electric Shock Fatal at Pineville Line Crew
Bonnets Mill man William Eynard age 26 a Bell Telephone worker was killed by an electrical shock when a line he helped string fouled a 72000 volt wire in Pineville Missouri He and three coworkers were pulling a line over the crossarm at a northwest Pineville position and Eynard died en route to Sales Memorial Hospital Neosho Missouri.
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Pineville, Mo
William Eynard
Bell Telephone
Bonnets Mil. Mo
Pineville
Eynard
Sales Memorial Hospital
Neosho, MO
Missouri prison chief vows resignation over death penalty law
George Camp, head of Missouri's prison system, warned he would quit state government if an inmate is executed under the new capital punishment law. He called the bill outside Supreme Court guidelines and said the state should not be in the murder business. He doubted executions would occur and cited concerns about constitutionality and deterrence.
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Sikes
CARL
Missouri
George Camp
Camp
Department of Social Services
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Aliso
Jefferson City Area
Title to real estate and buyer protection steps
A detailed overview of obtaining a marketable title when buying a home. It covers title rights, potential limitations, taxes and assessments, and the lawyer’s essential guidance. It explains methods of title evidence, the role of title insurance, and the need for a warranty deed and suitable taking title arrangements.
Rabid bats spread fear in Missouri as cases rise
Five rabid bats have been found in Missouri this year, with eight last year. A Jefferson City man was bitten by a bat in the southern city area and is undergoing rabies shots. Dr. William F. Raithel warns warm weather increases exposure to rabid animals, but bats are especially dangerous as potential carriers. The bat advises include avoiding handling any bat and seeking immediate medical care if bitten or if rabies is suspected.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
William F. Raithel
State Bureau of Veterinary Public Health
Raithel
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