Missouri to aid victims of foreign competition workers
Gov. Bond signed a federal program agreement allowing Missourians who lost jobs to foreign imports and tariff changes to seek unemployment benefits up to 176 a week for up to a year and a half, plus job search and relocation allowances. The program targets auto and shoe industries with thousands potentially eligible and about 100000 workers nationwide expected to participate for roughly 350 million dollars in federal funds yearly.
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Christopher S. Bond
Florsheim Shoe Co
Palmyra
Fischer Footwear Co
Eldon
Tiller
Selling a House by Yourself Is Penny Wise or Foolish
Paul H Kolb & Associates promotes listing with their Jefferson City real estate office at 509 Missouri Blvd for maximum market value. The firm offers residential, commercial, industrial properties and farm acreage, plus insurance services. Call 635-0123 for help with real estate problems.
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Paul H. Kolb & Associates
Missouri Blvd
Jefferson City
Air fare hike gains backing from Missouri delegation
U S Senator Thomas Eagleton and eight Missouri colleagues urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve TWA fare increases and higher mail subsidies after the airline reported a daily loss of about 1 million dollars. They cited recession and fuel costs as presses on TWA and warned the move risks 9,700 Missouri employees.
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Washington
U.S
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eagleton
Trans World Airlines
Kansas City
TWA
Missouri Democrat
News Tribune Company publication notice and rights
Publication notice states daily except Sunday and certain holidays by News Tribune Company at 240 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri with second class postage and AP rights reserved. Associated Press credited news and local items are exclusive for republication. All rights reserved for special dispatches.
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The
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Five to stand trial shows five inmates bound over
Five men bound over for Circuit Court trial after preliminary hearings in Magistrate Court. Earl Lee Harris and Ronald Valentine, inmates at the Missouri State Penitentiary, remanded to Corrections after stabbing inmate William Coleman Everett on May 11. Stanley Anderson waived his hearing and is remanded to Corrections for concealing a weapon on May 15. John Paul Huckabee and Billy Joe Shoults bound over for exhibiting a sawed off rifle on May 28. Shoults free on 2000 dollars bond while Huckabee’s 2000 dollar bond was revoked and he is jailed at Cole County. Trial dates to be set July 21. Oscar Marler drowns at a farm pond after boat incident near Ellsinore Missouri.
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Earl Lee Harris
Ronald Valentine
Missouri State Penitentiary
Department of Corrections
William Coleman Everett
Stanley Anderson
Anderson
MSP
John Paul Huckabee
Billy Joe Shoults
Shoults
Huckabee
Cole County
Webster to present at Missouri Committee session
State Sen. Richard Webster, R-Carthage, will speak to the Missouri Committee to Restore the Constitution at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 21, at the Jefferson City Ramada Inn. The day-long session begins at 10 a.m. with emphasis on land control, solid waste legislation, gun control and other issues.
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Richard Webster
Carthage
Missouri Committee
Jefferson City Ramada Inn
Charlene Franz
Camdenton Volunteers Honored for Saving Child
Gary Flockhart and Steve Boillot of Camdenton received Certificates of Commendation from Missouri for lifesaving efforts after 12 year old Ralph Ahart was injured in a tractor accident on May 16. They administered aid until the boy reached the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Flockhart
Steve Boillot
Camdenton
Missouri
Ralph Ahart
Ahart
Civil Defense
City sticker sales rise with July 1 deadline near
City Collector Ed Cole says about 11 000 more stickers may be sold before July 1. So far 3 605 have been sold this year, 746 more than the same period last year, with around 25 000 dollars collected. Residents urged to buy early to avoid penalties, and new motorcycle, truck, and dog tags are on sale with requirements including tax receipts and registrations.
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Ed Cole
Cole
City sales tax rebound after April drop noted
City Collector Ed Cole reports May sales tax revenue rose by 29,293.39 over May 1974, while April fell by 31,635.92 from 1974 levels. May totals reached 145,386.74 versus 116,093.35 in 1974, with eight months of the fiscal year surpassing 1974 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cole
Cole
Missouri-Rolla grads summa cum laude engineers named
Daniel Cole of 829 Southwest Blvd and Keith Keitel of 1606 E McCarty St graduated summa cum laude from University of Missouri-Rolla with B S degrees in engineering management and electrical engineering respectively. David Wisch of 1210 Edgewood Dr earned magna cum laude with a B S in civil engineering.
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Daniel Cole
Southwest Blvd
Keith Keitel
Cole
Keitel
David Wisch
Edgewood Dr
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