Missouri Supreme Court rules hospitals not taxed on gift shop and cafeteria sales
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that four non profit hospitals need not obtain sales tax licenses or collect sales taxes on food service and gift shop sales. The decision cites hospital charities and gift shops as supporting the hospitals' charitable purposes. The court also reversed a murder conviction and addressed child support in a separate case, noting the shifting legal landscape and postponing constitutional questions under a repealed law.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
Cole County
James T. Riley
St. John’s Medical Center, Inc
Joplin
Lester E. Cox Medical Center
Springfield
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital
Hayti
Riley
Supreme Court
Williams
Daily Capital News Masthead and contact details
Publisher and editor credits for 1927 to 1959. Publication schedule and locations listed. Subscription and mailing rates for Missouri and other states. Address Jefferson City Missouri 43101 and phone number 636-3191 included.
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The
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Camera Chatter Calls for Thorough Darkroom Cleaning
Outdoors to darkroom tips urge photographers to clean every nook with household spray cleaner. Check sofelight filters and replenish supplies as needed, with local store price guidance.
Missouri House Divided on Pro Business Voting Pattern
Missouri Chamber of Commerce analysis shows 68 of 163 House members voted for business viewpoints on 17 issues from 1973 to 1974. Republicans outpaced Democrats, with central Missouri representatives strongly pro business while St. Louis/Kansas City areas showed little support.
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House
Missouri House
General Assembly
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Central Missouri
Mid-Missouri
James R. Strong
Jefferson City
Harold Dickson
California
Carroll McCubbin
Eldon
John Twitty
Rolla
Flavel Butts
Camdenton
William E. Blackwell
D-Hermann
James Arnold
Waynesville
Joe Holt
Fulton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Richard Rab
Missouri
Farm leaders push for free agriculture to spur future output
Nixon administration farm chiefs press Congress to create national food reserves while arguing that removing government restraints will lift profits and production. Earl L. Butz cites farmer risk and profit as drivers. J. Phil Campbell warns that stockpiling farm goods risks driving farmers from the land and harming supply.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Congress
U.S
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Dallas
Tex
J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
America
Handicapped Dinner Slated by Local Unity Council
United Commercial Travelers of America Council No 547 and Ladies Auxiliary No 405 hosted a dinner and square dance for about 100 mentally and physically handicapped residents on Saturday night. Senior counselor Wilber Ketcherside and Addie J. Ketcherside led the event. The auxiliary plans a membership tea on June 30 at Mrs. Ketcherside’s home and the ACT family picnic on July 27 at Ellis Porter Park.
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United Commercial Travelers of America Council
Ladies Auxiliary No
Wilber Ketcherside
Addie J. Ketcherside
Ladies' Auxiliary
Court limits rights ruling avoids Miranda flaw in rape case
The Supreme Court ruled that police failure to inform a Michigan defendant of the right to counsel does not automatically bar evidence. In reversing a lower court, Justices said a fair trial matters more than perfect police accuracy, noting Tucker was questioned before Miranda and told of remaining silent and a lawyer in Escobedo.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
Rehnquist
Tucker
Pontiac
Escobedo
YMCA Starts Building Fund At Board Meeting
YMCA establishes a special endowment for a new facility. First gift honors Don Newton, with a committee led by G A Evans to develop the program. Site selection for the project should be announced by summer end. Summer activities include 285 youths in camping, bus trips, and a Youth Gymnastic School opening at Lincoln University.
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Ymca Board
Bill Knowles
YMCA
Knowles
Don Newton
Jefferson City
Jack Sanders
Ymca Future
Kansas City
Six Flags Over
Painting curb numbers sparks local criticism in Jefferson City
A Jefferson City flyer campaign by Student Residential Services offering to paint four inch black numbers on curbs drew resident complaints last summer. Officials note no local business license or active listing, and Post Office inspectors call the flyer distribution illegal though no formal complaints exist.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
Bill Castellon
Rick Heimer
General Telephone Co
Reimer
Castellon
University of Missouri-Columbia
Jennifer Durham
Durham
Roy Warmer
Alan Haker
U.S. Post Office
Haker
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Business License Office
The
News Tribune
20 20 Vision Is Not Full Sight
20 20 does not guarantee perfect vision. Visual acuity may be normal while other skills like peripheral vision muscle balance focusing ability eye coordination and depth perception vary and require assessment.
Suspects held for car theft near Linn
Two out of state men in their 40s were arrested at a roadblock at the U S 50 63 junction five miles west of Linn after a stolen Ford LTD linked to Knoxville Tennessee was spotted. They are in Osage County Jail awaiting charges by Tennessee or the FBI.
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Tennessee
Osage County
Linn
State Highway Patrol
Linn City
Sheriff's Office
Isi2 Ford Ltd
Knoxville
Tenn
FBI
Opinion sets patrol policy
The attorney general held the Highway Department must obtain formal approval from the state commissioner of administration before contracting for building repairs or construction, but not for highway work. A separate opinion ruled gasoline tax funds cannot finance driver education classes for youths under 18, even if tied to licensing.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Department
State Commissioner of Administration
Highway Department
Christopher S. Bond
Office of Administration
Eugene Lang
Warrensburg
Lang
Thief steals girl's crutches and braces
A 3 year old girl with spina bifida had her leg braces and crutches stolen on May 27 in Los Angeles. The loss halts her progress, deprives independence, and forces immediate expense for replacements.
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Los Angeles
Lupe Monjerrez
Lupe
Tina Navarrete
Los Angeles County Crippled Children's Service
Miss Navarrete
Maria Elazar Monjerrez
Hermann Reinstated in NFIP After Insurance Regulators
Hermann, Missouri, has passed required ordinances and was reinstated in the National Flood Insurance Program as of May 20. Mayor C. M. Bassman notes a misprint in a news release about towns not applying for flood insurance. the Housing and Urban Development Department provided the data.
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Hermann
C. M. Bassman
Bassman
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Duke of Gloucester Dies After Long Illness at 74
The Duke of Gloucester, uncle to Queen Elizabeth II and son of King George V, died in his sleep at Barnwell Manor Northamptonshire after a stroke in 1969. He served 20 years as a professional soldier and led Australia as governor general 1944 to 1947. He was eight in line to the throne.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
George V
Elizabeth
Barnwell Manor
Northamptonshire
Buckingham Palace
Duke
King George V
Queen Mary
Australia
Barnwell
Prince Richard
Kensington Palace
Prince William
Home market anchors as softwood plywood boom
The home market remains the single largest buyer for softwood plywood as new home construction drives demand. Builders rely on plywood for framing and sheathing, sustaining steady output and prices amid steady housing activity.
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Donald Norfleet
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Allother
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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James E. Walz
Camera Center
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E. High
Bozo II
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William H. Rehnquist
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Thomas W. Tucker
E. McCarty
Arris Pizza Palace
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Mid-America Theatres
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Tom Laughlin
Delores Taylor
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