Study committee backs new maximum security prison in Missouri
A legislative study committee in Jefferson City recommends constructing a new maximum security unit to better separate hard core criminals and expand rehabilitation programs. The report notes declines in drug traffic and violence but cites ongoing corruption risks and calls for broader reforms and potential sex relation policies to speed rehabilitation.
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Missouri House Advances Patrol Pay and Prison Reforms
The Missouri House tightened pay and retirement boosts for the Highway Patrol and highway department. A bill to raise retirement benefits by 12 percent and increase the normal annuity was approved and sent to the governor. The plan includes higher payroll deductions, surviving spouse benefits, and a $31.9 million pay raise. The Senate approved related parole and furlough provisions, with detailed reforms backed by a legislative study group.
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Missouri House kills furlough bill for prisoners
The House defeated a bill 70 to 74 that would have allowed furloughs up to days for good risk prisoners to maintain family contacts and seek jobs. The Lions Club Fireworks Festival plans at Jaycee Fairgrounds, with expanded parking and spectator access, were discussed alongside prison reform aims and wage observations for guards.
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Daily Capital News Publication Details and Rates
The Daily Capital News, published by the News Tribune Company at 20 Morires Street, lists publishing dates from 1955 and 1959 with a Monday to Sunday schedule and Sunday editions. It notes Associated Press affiliation and service areas including Jettyrpen, Missouri, with mail rates and circulation details referenced but partially obscured. The item provides publication frequency, delivery timing, and a brief pricing mention in the context of a historical newspaper notice.
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Kennedy Seeks Surtax Extension To Curb Inflation
Washington AP Kennedy tells House Banking Committee the best move against high rates is prompt enactment of the surtax extension and other fiscal measures approved by the Ways and Means Committee. He disputes that current rates reflect bank actions alone and cites inflation demand and credit needs as drivers. Patman questions Kennedy about possible bank influence and conflicts of interest, as testimony unfolds amid partisan clashes.
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Hospital trip costs officer toe in hospital mishap
San Francisco AP reports policeman Al Gossner, off duty since May 30 after a man stomped his toe, reinjured in a hospital corridor when a workman dropped a pipe wrench on his other foot, leaving him disabled with a broken toe.
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Jefferson City youths elected at Boys State briefing page
Nine Jefferson City youths were elected to offices at the 20th annual Missouri Boys State sponsored by the American Legion on the Central Missouri State College campus in Warrensburg. Elected officials include Blair City police judge Marty Chitwood and probate and magistrate court judge Steven K. Bogler, with several Jefferson City Senior High School students winning state representative and senator posts. Six local men served as counselors, totaling 59 years of leadership to Boys State citizens, including Aubrey Sullivan and Charles W. Mickey in senior roles.
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Missourian Named Outstanding Jaycee
LOUISVILLE Kentucky AP All en Murfin 31 a salesman from Gladstone Kansas City suburb was named as one of the outstanding national directors by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Wednesday Murfin a former president of the Gladstone chapter won that Missouri competition before his name was submitted in the national contest.
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