Bond signs new statute revising search and seizure
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond signed 13 bills into law including a reform of search and seizure procedures. The measures expand warrant use and targets for contraband cigarettes, revise state titles and retail credit laws, and create a St. Louis port authority while vetoing an inmate research bill and a pay raise for the St. Louis prosecutor amid city fiscal concerns.
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Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Capitol
St. Louis
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Daily Capital News Publisher and staff credit line
The notice lists publishers MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORM and MAR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. WELDON with staff roles for the Daily Capital News. It states publication is daily except Sundays and certain holidays and gives office address 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri along with subscription rates and mailing details.
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Schleer Warns Full-Time Engineer Needed in County
Republican candidate Paul D. Schleer says delaying hire of a county engineer will cost taxpayers more later. He criticizes the court for proposing a consultant instead of a full-time replacement for retiring engineer P. G. Parrish, urging professional management amid sewer district growth and road development. Schleer argues a part-time or consultant arrangement is false economy and predicts higher costs for taxpayers in the future. He is unopposed in the August Republican primary.
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Paul D. Schleer
Cole County
Schleer
P. G. Parrish
Spit and Whittle
Bates pleads guilty in manslaughter case
Elmer Harold Bates, 43, of Clean, pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of Eldon man Bobby Ray Leneave, 41, who died days after an accident where Leneave was a passenger in Bates’ car. Bates also faces a third offense DWI felony and other traffic charges. pre-sentence investigation ordered. A 3 day Missouri forecast follows.
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Elmer Harold Bates
Bobby Ray Leneave
Bates
Region Receives Over 10 Million For Public Service Jobs
The U S Department of Labor allocates more than 10 million dollars to Kansas Missouri Iowa and Nebraska for public service employment under the second supplementary appropriation act of 1974. Nebraska totals 1 959 800 with Lincoln and Omaha among allocations. Kansas receives 1 855 800 including Kansas City Kansas Overland Park Topeka Wichita and Johnson County. Missouri gets 4 199 600 covering St Louis Kansas City Independence and several counties. The four state sums support transitional jobs in schools police and fire departments libraries hospitals and parks nationwide through next March.
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Woman appointed to clerk's post in Phelps County
Lucy Greig of St James was sworn and named interim circuit clerk and recorder of Phelps County to fill the unexpired term of the late Austin Bell. The 44 year old is the sole Republican candidate for August primary. Governor Bond appointed her to serve after Bell died last week. Bell had served 14 years and said he would not seek re election.
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Lucy Greig
St. James
Phelps County
Austin Bell
Bike Safety Film At Holts Summit
A bicycle safety film will be shown at 7 p.m. today at the Holts Summit Fire Station on Summit Drive across from the Holts Summit Post Office. Admission is free and all adult and children bicyclists are urged to attend.
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Holts Summit
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Hospitals plan joint ambulance service for Jefferson City area
Three Jefferson City hospitals sponsor an Emergency Transport Service to cover a 30 mile radius. The plan includes on board treatment and an EKG network linking St. Mary's Health Center Charles E Still Hospital and Memorial Community Hospital with public council review set for June 27.
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Vandals Strike Ellis Porter Park Again in City Aims
Jefferson City Park Board combats rising vandalism at Ellis Porter Park with a $100 reward for information leading to arrests. Since May 13 the park has suffered nearly $1,000 in damages from light bulbs shot out by individuals using a .22 rifle, mainly in the wooded area surrounding the park.
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Parks and Recreation
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News Tribune
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Two youths killed in Missouri road accidents
Two teenagers died in Missouri traffic incidents reported by the state patrol. Bobby Spain 17 of Greenfield collided when his motorcycle was struck by a left turning truck driven by Robert Wilkerson 37 of Urbana on Mo 160 near Lockwood in Dade County. Dale Stanifer 16 of Mansfield was killed when a pickup driven by David Cantrell 21 of Mansfield lost control and rolled on a county road about a mile north of Mansfield in Wright County.
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Bobby Spain
Robert B. Wilkerson
Urbana
State Highway Patrol
Lockwood
Dade County
Dale Lynn Stanifer
Mansfield
David W. Cantrell
Wright County
Suspect Charged in burglary at Apache Flats store
Jerry R. Smith, 31, of 2818 Kenborg Hill, was charged Tuesday with burglary in connection with the break in early Monday at House of Bargains in Apache Flats. Smith was caught inside the building by a deputy sheriff and the highway patrol. entrance was gained through the roof, officials said.
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Jerry R. Smith
Kenborg Hill
House of Bargains
Apache Flats
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