Sex discrimination rules face congressional review debate
The HEW regulations banning sex discrimination in education face opposition and support as Congress debates if they meet legislative intent. Hearings begin June 17 with House subcommittees examining impact on admissions athletics housing and employment while a Senate challenge seeks to disapprove.
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Bond signs bills extending speed limit and aid programs
Governor Christopher Bond signed extended 55 mph limit to Jan 1 1978 and approved 10 other measures. New laws raise workmen compensation by five dollars weekly for permanent partial disability and ensure steady state aid to the aged blind and disabled despite federal increases. Also regulates grain moisture content and grants various regulatory, tax and public service provisions.
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Capitol West redevelopment adds state complex in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Housing Authority backs a state electronic data processing center and health laboratory in Capitol West. The project, with two buildings and a single entry, includes a five story lab replacing outdated facilities and an analytics center to ease Broadway Building crowding. Completion slated for July 1 1976 with 35 000 square feet.
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Jefferson City and Cole County seek HUD grant resubmission
County and city officials including Judge Paul Schleer and Mayor Robert Hyder met with HUD regional director Elmer Smith in Columbia to discuss reapplying for 695000 in federal funds. The proposed program would finance a community development project at Lafayette and East Miller streets featuring a new Juvenile Attention Center.
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Lincoln University Debts Under Scrutiny Amid Reforms
Price Waterhouse & Co. criticizes Lincoln University accounting practices, noting deteriorating student accounts records and weak grant fund oversight. The firm urges chief review of bank reconciliations and collection efforts while the university reports progress on new procedures and three‑part receipts.
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Nine bicycles stolen in Jefferson City police report
A rash of bicycle thefts in Jefferson City left nine bikes missing over Thursday and Friday. Victims include Eddie Weider Lori Gooch James Dyke James Menges Jim Brester Jerry O Banion Joey Schulte Carrie Hubbel and Mark Biesemeyer. Most bikes were boys models left outdoors between 10 p m and 2 a m. The city’s total this year rises to 38. Police urge securing bikes with lock and chain when left outside.
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Stewartsville approves $360,000 school bond plan
Stewartsville voters approved a $360,000 school bond issue for a building addition and a building program. The Thursday vote was 343 to 31, a 91.7 percent majority.
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Man awakes after eight years in bed in Seymour Texas
Gene Tipps woke from eight years of coma after a May 21, 1967 car crash leaving him with amnesia and no memory of flower power or 1960s. He regained speech while recovering from gall bladder surgery and now plans to resume studies at Cisco Junior College and West Texas State University. A Wichita Falls doctor will check his left eye for muscular control.
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