Inexcusable deterioration feared for Capitol complex
A Senate House conference committee eliminated about 1.4 million dollars for capital improvements to the Capitol complex. Budget director Mark Edelman warned this may cost money later as funds sourced from federal revenue sharing rather than state general revenue would have covered repairs. The move ends planned work on the Capitol, Governor's Mansion, Jefferson State Office Building, Broadway State Office Building, and related projects due to prior unspent funds and misapplied allocations. Cooperation disputes centered on the Capitol parking garage and roof rehabilitation, with division head John A. Cooper defending the board authorized actions and delays in completing the roof and other repairs.
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Mark Edelman
Edelman
Governor's Mansion
Jefferson State
Broadway
State Division of Design and Construction
Conference Committee
Office of Administration
State Supreme Court
Springfield
Christopher S. Bond
William Phelps
John Danforth
Cooper
Missouri Highway Commission
Jefferson and
High Streets
Capitol Building
Missouri House Passes Major Crime Code Revision
The Missouri House approved a sweeping criminal code revision 97 to 56 with 22 of 29 Senate amendments adopted. The measure, amid four days of debate, heads to a House-Senate conference with the Oct 1 1977 effective date and includes expanded gun provisions, a rape-credit rule, and a rejected Sunday sale repeal.
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House-Senate
Phillip Scaglia
Kansas City
Uthlaut Opposes Pension Boost Vote Split in Senate
Senator Ralph Uthlaut opposed the pension increase backed by most lawmakers and faced a difficult choice. He and one other area senator voted against the controversial bill that would raise benefits for legislators while arguing over denying benefits to deserving state workers versus funding unnecessary payments.
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Clarence Heflin
Rabbitt
Scaglia
Heflin
House
Hannibal
Harold Volkmer
Ralph Uthlaut
Uthlaut
Senate
Five Die In Missouri Traffic Crashes On Thursday
Missouri traffic crashes killed at least five people including Nancy Bellamy 21 of Raytown and Benjamin Belew 22 of Independence in a head on collision near Sugar Creek. Others died on Route HH Pettis County Route 17 near Waynesville and a motorcycle rider on a bridge in Clay County. An 83-year-old woman in Cole County survived injuries from a one car wreck on Route D.
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Raytown
Benjamin C. Belew
Independence
Jerry Dharton
State Highway Patrol
Missouri River
Sugar Creek
Jackson County
Sedalia
Sylvia Hays
Pettis County
Route O
Danny James Walker
Fort Leonard Wood
Waynesville
Excelsior Springs
Raymond Matthew Cummins Jr
Cummins
Clear Creek
Clay County
Lillie Loesch
Lohman
Charles F. Still Hospital
Route D
Cole County
Route C
CIA data links to assassination plots and Missouri tax petition drive
Senate intelligence chair says no evidence any president ordered or knew of an assassination. House panel cites possible CIA role in Trujillo killing. Reports say CIA provided support to Dominican ambushers. Missouri tax reform group pushes weekend drives in Jefferson City to gather signatures to repeal sales tax on food and medicines. Norwich England reports a two week campaign to collect poison for disposal.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
House
Central Intelligence Agency
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
New York Times
Nicholas M. Horrock
Trujillo
Church
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Fidel Castro
Missouri
Jefferson City
Norwich
England
Senate expands staff with three new specialists per senator
The Senate voted 63 to 35 to allow each senator to hire three specialist aides at up to 33 975 dollars annually for committee work in banking housing agriculture foreign relations space or related fields. Total allowances for offices rise with state population and House action adds about 10 million in staff salaries.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
House
News Tribune Company publication and rates notice
Publication details for the News Tribune Company in Jefferson City Missouri include daily except Sunday and certain holidays, disclaimer about Associated Press rights, and subscription and mail rates. Also lists address, postal status, and circulation bureau.
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Mac
Associated Press
Missouri
Meshber Audit Bureau of Circulations
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