Missouri fights Illinois move for St. Louis airport dispute
Missouri officials warn a proposed Illinois site for a new St. Louis area airport could cost 50,000 permanent jobs and about $1 billion in construction. Governor Ogilvie pushes for the Illinois location while St. Louis leaders back a Missouri site near Dardenne. Studies estimate $350 million to build and another $350 million to expand by 1990, with Missouri gaining substantial tax revenue and more central access for residents.
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Connorfleet
Missouri
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Mississippi River
Minois
Lambert Field
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A. J. Cervantes
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Ilinois
Waterloo
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St. Louis County
Illnois
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri General Assembly
Ron Moore
State Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
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Dardenne
Wnorthrop
Wentzville-Fortstell
Smartt
Columbia-Waterloo
Sparsley
Stewart wins major toastmaster trophy at Jefferson club
Daily Capital News reports Mack Stewart won the Major Burridge Trophy and the prize speech titled Living priorities during a Jefferson City Toastmasters meeting. Jack Moberly acted as toastmaster with Stan Neuner as general evaluator and Paul Allison presenting Look Ma no cavities as the timed speech.
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Daily Capital News
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Stewart
Mack Stewart
Charlie Michael
Major Burridge
America
Jefferson City
Toastmaster’s Club
Jack Moberly
Stan Neuner
Jack Stingers
Paul Allison
Powers to serve as youth minister at Capital City Church
Pat Powers son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Powers will serve as youth minister at Capital City Christian Church this summer. A 1969 Jefferson City High School graduate and sophomore at St. Louis Christian College, Powers will co direct Youth Church and Youth Group Meetings with Gary W. Beker. Day Camp runs June 16 to July 14 with Bible study recreation and field trips to the state prison and Eureka Springs Arkansas for the Passion Play.
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Pat Powers
Thomas Powers
Heyselton Dr
Capital City
Powers
Jefferson City
St. Louis Christian College
Gary W. Beker
Diaym
State Prison
Eureka Springs
Ark
Missouri House passes drug control bill for governor
The Missouri House approved a key drug and narcotics control measure aimed at modernizing laws since 1937. It would make small scale marijuana possession a misdemeanor on first offense and a felony on subsequent violations, and requires a state education department drug education program in public schools.
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Bill
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Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Senate
Department of Education
Senate approves pari mutuel betting at Missouri tracks
The Missouri Senate approved a constitutional change by a 18 to 15 vote to permit at the track pari mutuel betting at horse venues. The plan, still needing voter approval, excludes state officials with ties to tracks and allows any breed racing. Also advancing was a bill to create area ambulance districts with a 15 cent tax floor and cross county reach, plus YMCA summer dance classes for girls starting June 10 with fee details and registration.
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House
Senate
YMCA
Lynn Ayers
Daily Capital News Masthead and Miscellaneous Ads
The fragment shows the Daily Capital News masthead listing publishers and staff, city Jefferson City Missouri, with subscription rates and lines about delivery service and circulation bureau. It appears as a partial historical newspaper page item with names, addresses, and pricing details.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William 4. Weldon
Jefferson City
Missouri
Fowne
Ale
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ai Departmente
Accident claims young fisherman near Stockton
Cedar County Sheriff reports lightning struck near Stockton killing Larry Johnson, 10, of Springfield while storm forced three to seek shelter under a tree with his grandparents Mr and Mrs High Kyle. Mrs Kyle injured. Jerry Baker, 54, drowned nearby amid the same storm.
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Larry Johnson
Springfield
Stockton
Johnson
High Kyle
Cole County Wins Second Circuit Judge Pending Governor Approval
The Missouri House approved creating a second Cole County circuit judge by a 145 to 1 vote and sent the bill to the governor. If signed, Cole County would elect a second judge in 1972, take office January 1973, and divide the court into two six year terms. A fiscal note estimates the first year cost at about 26,453 with salary and court reporter expenses.
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House
Omer Avery
Troy
Senate
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas D. Graham
Jefferson City
Graham
Cole
Cole County Circuit Court
Riley
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