Landing fees in new contract with Ozark Airlines
City Airport Manager William said negotiations with Ozark Airlines cover landing fees in a new contract. The fee of 3 dollars per landing for DC3S and larger aircraft, plus 2 dollars for smaller planes, will add about 850 dollars monthly revenue from Ozark alone, replacing monthly rent and ticket sale percentage. The ordinance establishing the fee was enacted in May.
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Ozark Airlines
Airport Commission
J. Dougherty
Ozark
Asel
Fire damages home in Holts Summit
A Holts Summit residence was damaged by fire as officials discussed political tensions over congressional redistricting. The piece notes budget debates and comments from Gov. Hearnes and local leaders, including plans for bus purchases and a projected deficit, with discussions of potential tax implications.
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Pat Ok
Warren E. Hearnts
A&mfillera
Beokon
House
Senaté
John Oe
Christy
Lawrence Haake
Governor denies union ties remap interference claim
Report notes the governor denies links to the union and rejects interference over redistricting. The brief outlines official statements amid ongoing political contention and questions surrounding lawful remapping steps.
Disturbance case dismissed in police court
The police court dismissed a disturbance case amid a heated exchange involving Mrs Elva Smith and Gov Warren. Judge June R. Rose noted the parties’ conflict and warned that striking at someone invites retaliation while highlighting political pressure over redistricting.
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Hayes
Elva Smith
7Th’ General Assembly
Bessie
Elm St
Smith
Mr. Hayes
Ingroleisure
Jéndar
Long defends Dodd amid Senate ethics debate
Amid a tense Senate ethics dispute, senators clash over double billing charges tied to Senator Dodd. Long defends Dodd, insisting on due process as prosecutors seek censure for alleged improper travel and private use of government funds. The debate centers on charges and possible votes on the debt, with political maneuvering surrounding the censure process.
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Fatemiay
Senate
Area C annexation eyed as city develops
A San Francisco meeting discussed Longview Cemetery site improvements and Area C annexation votes. Kansas City officials and contractors debated fire protection, water routing, and budget transfers to fund needed services. Local residents in Overland Park and Holt Summit weigh the plan amid tax and revenue concerns.
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Naylor
Longview Cemetery
Badyshan
Overland Park
Kan
Norton
Holts Summit
San Francisco
David
Kansas City
Jones
Department of Fire Protection
Longview
Revenue
Coms
National Association of Tax Baty
NATA
KR. Jiordan
Department
Bullet fired into home prompts investigation and comments
Gilbert Keith reports a bullet narrowly missed his wife at 328 Belmont Drive during a 22 caliber incident. Deputy Sheriff Le Hoy Smith investigated area breaches while noting no witnesses. The incident occurred around 5 13 p m and investigators continue. Meanwhile local officials discuss annexation areas and budget controls for city departments.
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Gilbert Keith
Belmont Drive
Colonyl Sheriffs Department
Christy
Keith
le! Hoy Smith
Finance panel approves record city budget
The City Council's Finance Committee approved a record budget of $1,054,673.40 on Friday after subcommittee discussions on salaries. Committee approval signals upcoming formal council action, with final passage awaiting the next council meeting.
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Lawrence A. Haake
Wheeler to Attend Foreign Policy Talks with Officials
Commissioner Hubert Wheeler of the State Department of Education accepted an invitation from Secretary Dean Rusk to attend a National Foreign Policy Conference for Educators in Washington D C in June 1920. Rusk said the conference would cover U S foreign policy perspectives and current issues, with discussions alongside senior governmental personnel. Wheeler noted that after the conference, all fellow chief state school officers would join a two day session conducted by the U S Commissioner of Education in Washington from June 22 to 24.
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Rusk
U.S
Peronnel
Wheeler
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Washington
Nevada firm bids on Missouri road work
Kansas City report says Nevada contractor Joseph L. Pohl Inc submitted the apparent low bid of 1,389,831 for the Stockton dam and reservoir highway relocation project with the Army engineers. The bid topped the government estimate of 1,308,100 amid bidding from three others, the highest at 1,568,682.
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Nevada
Kansas City
API
Army Engineers
Stockton
Sac River
Missouri
Joseph L. Pohl, Inc
Head Start program set in California county
California expects 21 children to start Head Start as classes begin Monday. Sondergarten classes include bridge construction projects. three bridges under way with classes from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Lengths are 543 feet for the main segment and 391 and 303 for others. Dr George Riley, superintendent, leads the child development program with a $57 million reservoir project listed.
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California
Dade County
George Riley
Guper
Hood
City official outlines sewer access for Area A residents
The mayor and Ed H. Rackers Jr. announced that sewer service will be available to Area A residents this fall, with plans discussed Friday to ensure access and infrastructure readiness for the anticipated rollout.
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Inser Ed H. Rackers Jr
Television Log Highlights Prime Time Schedule Entries
A historical TV grid lists shows and times including Super Six, Atom Ant, The Lusty Men, CBS News, Gunsmoke, Green Acres, The FBI, Roman Holiday, and Gunsmoke again with various airings. The fragment mentions film features, cartoons, and marquee titles across the evening lineup with multiple channels and time slots.
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Enee
Mighty Moute
Bullwinkle
McGee Report
CBS News
FBI
Roman Haliday
Green Acres
Callaway County Assessor Reports 1967 Valuation Rise
Callaway County assessment totals 30 985 812 for 1967, up 1 003 788 from last year. Assessor Stanley Creed lists real estate at 24 171 805 and personal property at 86 814 007 for the year.
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Callaway County
Stanley Creed
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