Senate backs maximum security prison plan in mid Missouri
The Senate Appropriations chair says support for a 500 inmate maximum security prison in mid Missouri hardens as conference committee weighs a $34 million project. Governor Teasdale backs urban site. House negotiators seek urban location but await Senate argument.
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Joseph P. Teasdale
Senate
Mid
Missouri
Conference
Senate Appropriations Committee
Don Manford
D-Lee
Manford
James Walsh
House
mid-Missouri
Sen
Truman Wilson
D-St. Joseph
Wilson
Mantford
Wayne Goode
House Appropriations Committee
Normandy
Hal Lowenstein
Kansas City
Lowenstein
Grandview
House Conference Committee
Teasdale
Buchanan
St. Joseph
Senate Conference Committee
J. B. Banks
Dst
Mathewson
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Rust
Social Services
Orr nomination action postponed by cosmetology board
The Missouri cosmetology board delayed action on appointing Carlene Orr as executive secretary after Betty Crow said she would not vote for her. Absent Wanda Bolton and a vacancy left Gov. Teasdale's appointee Theresa Forte to appear before the Senate committee next week. The matter involves investigations into state official conduct and long distance calls charged to a state account.
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Betty Crow
State Board of Cosmetology
Carlene Orr
Orr
Mrs. Orr
Wanda Bolton
Sullivan
Bolton
Joseph Teasdale
Theresa Forte
Kansas City
Senate
Gubernatorial Appointments Committee
Forle
Merrell
Sloan quits as GOPs fund raiser in Missouri
Sloan resigned as chief fund raiser for the Missouri Republican State Committee after a dispute over Broeker's duties and affordability. He says the committee could not afford both salaries and that staff reorganization was the only solution. Sloan has raised about 44 000 in cash and pledges while visiting 74 counties.
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Russ Sloan
Missouri
Republican State Committee
Sloan
David Broeker
Broeker
Christopher Bond
Bond
State Department of Revenue
News Tribune
Glen Campbell
Campbell
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri University
Northeast
Missouri State University
Jerry Litton
Daily Capital News masthead and mailing details
Daily Capital News published daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It provides Missouri and out-of-state mailing rates, business address at 210 Monroe Street in Jefferson City, Missouri, and notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations with publication number and date.
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Emerson City
Missouri
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Strikes Hit Chrysler and GM Plants Across Midwest
UAW strikes stretch to six weeks at Chrysler Fenton Missouri truck plant with 3,600 workers. GM walkouts loom at Detroit Diesel Allison and Warren Chevrolet facilities affecting 4,800 and 3,500 workers respectively. Facet Enterprises also faces a 750 member walkout at Detroit Madison Heights and Elmira after stalled talks on a three year contract.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Missouri
General Motors
United Auto Workers Local 110
Fenton, Mo
St. Louis
Fenton
UAW
Belvidere
Ill
Detroit Diesel Allison
Chevrolet
Warren
Facet Enterprises Inc
Madison Heights
Mich
Elmira
N.Y
Facet
Tulsa
Oklo
Certification awarded to R E Marsh
Robert E Marsh director of the Division of Credit Unions in Missouri has been awarded certified status by the Society of Financial Examiners. Marsh 2639 Sue Dr earned a Master of Science in public administration from the University of Missouri and oversees 425 state chartered credit unions. He created the Management by Objectives program and led the development of new exam procedures a written examiners manual standardized accounting procedures and chartering criteria for share insurance applications.
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Robert &. Marsh
Division of Credit Unions
State of Missouri
Society of Financial Examiners
Marsh
Sue Dr
University of Missouri
Society
Lathrop police chief rehired after city council firing
Lathrop Missouri police chief Jim Littlejohn was rehired after residents hacked the town meeting, ending a week after his dismissal by the City Council over unreturned calls and reliance on highway patrol help. Mayor James Crenshaw cited problems between the chief and council as the reason for the firing.
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Lathrop
Jim Littlejohn
Westcentral
Missouri
Littlejohn
James Crenshaw
Highway Patrol
IRS probes reveal 48 slush funds and 71 possible fraud cases
The IRS says a questionnaire audit of 1,200 major corporations found 48 potential slush funds and 71 cases sent to the R&I Division for possible criminal fraud. If proven, those responsible could face prison and fines. The probe followed disclosures of questionable payments and bribes by large firms.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
IRS
R&intelligence Division
United States
TRS
Jerome Kurtz
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