City signs contract for UK project
Jefferson City Housing City announced a $9,827,000 Townley acquisition contract for a UK project, with work set to begin within a month.
21 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
1
Jefferson City Housing City announced a $9,827,000 Townley acquisition contract for a UK project, with work set to begin within a month.
A five member committee investigating alleged racial discrimination by the Highway Department found no clear case of bias in hiring. Officials said the department faced obstacles like 700 unfilled positions and planned construction projects in the downtown area. The group plans a final report by June 30.
Julius Biggie Garagnani, 53, longtime partner of Stan Musial in St. Louis dining and politics, died Monday night of an apparent heart attack. A key Democratic figure, he founded fundraisers at his restaurant and served twice on the State Democratic Committee and as a twice delegate to the Democratic National Convention. Born to Italian immigrant miners, he grew up in the Hill district and was known as a behind the scenes politico who held many posts but did not seek elective office.
Jack D. Wilson of Milwaukee a national commander and Russell Miller of Greenridge Missouri meet Capital Voiture 1292 at Buell A. Baclesse home. They were greeted by J. Melvin Whiteside and head to St. Louis Venture No. 38 gala for handicapped children at Grant's Farm before moving to Kansas City for Voiture 3 hosting.
Steve Hafner son of Mr and Mrs Kerwin Hafner 523 Stadiums Drive has been named deputy state fire marshal at the 28th Missouri Boys State citizenship training program held this week at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg.
Ronald G. Sullivan pleaded guilty to writing a no funds 45 dollar check for an automobile rental on Industrial Drive. A warrant had been issued earlier, and Sullivan was arrested in Callaway County last week and sent to the State penitentiary for two years.
A historical districting summary outlines line by line ward and county allocations for districts six through ten. It lists counties such as Atchison Holt Nodaway Buchanan Platte Gentry DeKalb Clay Mercer Grundy Livingston and urban townships in St Louis County, plus Missouri cities like St Louis and Kansas City, detailing precincts and wards involved. The report appears to document the allocation of wards and precincts across multiple districts amid a redistricting bill adoption and related legal actions.
The Missouri House approved a bill sponsored by Rep. Thomas A. Walsh to authorize a Jefferson City office building using revenue bonds or general revenue. Governor Warren E. Hearnes sought $5 million for capital improvements, but the item was dropped in appropriations. A private syndicate in Jefferson City explores buying old buildings to rent to the state, fueling speculation about funding shifts.
The Jefferson City Toastmasters Club heard a Middle East symposium Monday night presented by Bob Brown Jack Stringer and Robert Fredericks. Col Peter Scott provided a summary and a Q and A followed. Brown received the Major Burridge trophy for best speech. Eric Durham was toastmaster and Bud Pohl ran table topics.
A dense listing of TV programs with times and channels across daytime and early evening. The log includes news, talk shows, game shows, soaps, dramas, and specials from NBC CBS and local channels, noting titles like Jeopardy, Password, The Tonight Show, Guiding Light, General Hospital, Beverly Hillbillies, and The Tonight Show plus weather and markets.
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