September CATV estimate for Jefferson City
Joe Stevens of Kansas City, attorney for International Telemeter Co., told the News Tribune that cable TV will not arrive soon. Officials say the first segment could go live in September, covering about 25 percent of the city, as ITC faces delays in delivering service.
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Area men injured in train crash near Pleasant Hill
Two area men were injured when a westbound freight clipped an eastbound passenger train near Pleasant Hill. Railroad officials said injuries were not yet fully determined and crews worked through the night to clear wreckage. Estimated damage reached 350000 with cars burning and repairs continuing.
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Missouri Senate approves big boost to campaign funds
The Missouri Senate voted 25 to 2 to approve legislation that would more than triple the amount candidates for public office may spend in campaigns. The measure advances despite opposition and reflects a broad push to loosen campaign finance limits within the state.
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Labor giant John L. Lewis dies in Washington hospital
John L. Lewis, the long time labor leader who energized coal miners and fought for stronger election spending limits, died Wednesday night in a Washington hospital at age 89. His death follows a political battle over campaign finance and reporting requirements, including an amendment expanding spending limits to 25 cents per vote and tightening disclosure rules.
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Water bill shocks Jacksonville resident as bill tops twenty five thousand
A Jacksonville woman received a bill for 25 484.68 dollars for water, prompting officials to promise a corrected statement. Amid tax and cable TV funding debates ITC must pay the city five percent of annual gross revenues or at least 10 000 dollars. City officials plan to earmark revenue from ITC for a retirement fund while ongoing policy discussions touch on campaign finances and microwave tower construction.
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St. Louis
Reagan Eulogizes Robert Taylor at Forest Lawn
Gov Ronald Reagan spoke at the Forest Lawn service eulogizing Robert Taylor 57 who died of lung cancer. He recalled Taylor as a star among stars and as crowds gathered for him, drawing parallels to Rudolph Valentino and other labor era figures while mourning at Church of the Recessional.
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