Missouri merit system under fire over favoritism claims
Investigative report details alleged abuses in Missouri’s merit system. It cites cases where jobs bypassed eligible ranks, interviews were skipped, and favorites moved up the list. Officials acknowledge complaints while defending the system’s intent amid calls for scrutiny.
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City tax levy cut introduced by Wildhaber in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City council moved a bill to cut the property tax rate from 1.40 to 1.30 per 100 assessed valuation. The plan would shift funds from interest and sinking to retire bonds without touching general revenue. The measure awaits Board of Equalization hearings and faces questions about potential effects on federal aid and city finances.
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First Ward
Kenneth W. Wildhaber
Board of Equalization
General Revenue
Wildhaber
Council
Robert L. Hyder
Flyder
Hyder
Lincoln University
Jefferson City Memorial Airport
Board of Curators
Federal Aviation Administration
Plac
East Miller Street
Clark Avenue
Fourth Ward
Miss McDowell
Jefferson Landing
Windsor Investment Co
East Schellridge Road
Jaycee Drive
Vincent F. Borgmeyer
Lahr
Jefferson Street
Swills Highway
Stadium Boulevard
Fredericks Lane
Transit Authority
Columbia Electronics
Terry Reed
W. Elm St
McCarty Street
Bolivar
Clay Streets
Chris Graham
Inside the City Pools How They Stay Clean and Busy
A detailed look at Ellis-Porter and Memorial pools describes the sliding entry, lifeguard presence, and a crowd exceeding capacity. The system recycles up to 450 000 gallons at Ellis-Porter and 1 000 000 at Memorial through sand gravel and powder coated filters. Chlorination costs, backwashing, and regular testing keep chlorine levels and purity high. Maintenance costs run around 33 000 dollars, with 26 000 dollars in 1976 from tickets and concession commissions.
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Ellis-Porter and
Memorial
Ellis- Porter
Memorial Fool
Ellis-Porter Pool
Howard Scott
City Park Department
Scott
Sun’s loss since the sun began shining
The American Museum of Natural History Hayden Planetarium notes that the sun has lost 113 times the mass of the earth since it began shining, a figure reflecting long term solar mass loss estimated from stellar models and observations.
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American Museum- Hayden Planetarium
Acid leak in Highland prompts hospital rush and evacuations
Thirteen people were rushed to a Highland hospital after nitric acid leaked from a Conrail tank car. About 125 nearby residents were evacuated as a cloud of fumes formed near U.S. 40. By afternoon residents could return home while responders contained the leak from a damaged hatch on the 180,080-pound car.
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Godar
St. Louis
Conrail
Cosgrove
Union Carbide Co
Institute
W.C
P.C. Jacob
McGown
Holts
Daily Capital News Publisher Notice Card
Local notice from the Daily Capital News lists publication details, addresses, and carrier and mail subscription rates. It notes fair use by the Associated Press and states circulation and auditing bureau information for Missouri and other states. The item reads like a standard masthead and subscription notice.
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