Court rules private schools may not refuse black students
In a 7 to 2 decision, the Supreme Court held that private schools may not deny admission to black children based on race, deeming such policies a federal civil rights violation. The ruling rejects privacy arguments and upholds post Civil War contract law reach, with Justices White and Rehnquist dissenting. The case centers on Fairfax-Brewster School in Bailey's Crossroads and Bobbe's Private School in Arlington, both near Washington, with involvement from the Southern Independent School Association.
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Supreme Court
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
Fairfax-Brewster
Bailey's Crossroads
Bobbe
Arlington
Justice Department
Ford
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Fairfax Brewster
Raymond Gonzales
Curtis L. McCrary
Fairfax-Brewster and
Bobbe’s
Southern Independent School Association
Supreme Court rules whites protected by civil rights act too
The Supreme Court unanimously holds that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 bars racial discrimination in private employment against whites as well as blacks. Justice Marshall writes that the rule applies equally to all races even when theft accusations are involved. Justices White and Rehnquist dissent on a minor point.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron White
William Rehnquist
Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co
L. N. MacDonald
Raymond L. Laird
Terrinal
Houston
Charles Jackson
MacDonald and Laird
Jackson
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Thurgood Marshall
Santa Fe
Supreme Court ruling eases costs for Missouri workers
The high court decision limiting federal minimum wage and overtime rules for government workers will save Missouri millions but has little impact on Jefferson City and Cole County employees. Officials say the main savings come from ending compensatory time for overtime. City and county employees face minimal changes while Fulton State Hospital workers previously earned above minimum wage under a 1968 ruling. The ruling preserves state and local discretion on overtime and wage decisions, with broader effects uncertain.
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Supreme Court
Missouri
Jefferson City
Cole County
Edelman
High Court
News Tribune Company Postal Rates and Schedule Info
Publication details list daily except Sunday and Monday and holidays. Address in Jefferson City Missouri with 21 cents rate and subscription prices for carrier and mail services, including annual renewal figures and enrollment in the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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The
News Tribune Company
Jefferson City
Missouri
Audit Bureau of Circul
Jefferson Landing Listed in National Register of Historic Places
Jefferson Landing is added to the National Register as part of the Missouri State Capitol Historical District, a step toward possible federal funds. Parks official Booker Rucker notes listing does not guarantee matching funds. $610,000 has been allotted so far, with potential interior renovations if more money becomes available.
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Jefferson Landing
Missouri State Capitol
Booker Rucker
State Department of Natural Resources
Lohman
Rucker
National Register
Chrysler St Louis plant to build Plymouth Volare and Aspen
A recon version of Chrysler Corp. St Louis assembly plant at Fenton will convert to Plymouth Volare and Dodge Aspen passenger models. Hiring 1,000 new workers and investing $29 million, the plant will close July and August for reconversion, furloughing about 3,100. Production to resume in early September increasing total employment to 5,000.
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ST. Louis
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth Volare
Fenton
Chrysler
Richard L. Kessler
Kessler
California youth held in theft at Riley’s Chevrolet
A California youth, detained in Cole County Jail, faces theft charges over a June 8 incident at Riley’s Chevrolet Snn. Police report the youth was arrested Thursday by California authorities and transferred to city custody. Authorities say five hubcaps and two truck tires and wheels were recovered.
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California
Cole County
Riley
Manslaughter verdict reformed in Pettis County
A Pettis County Circuit Court jury convicted Elizabeth Koppenbrink of manslaughter in the Nov 13 1974 death of her husband Dr Walter Koppenbrink Jr The jury recommended a five year prison term and she remains free on 10000 bond pending sentencing After 6 hours of deliberation the verdict was announced The couple had 27 years of marriage and long standing marital difficulties The doctor initially was thought to have died of a heart attack but autopsy showed death from a blow to the head
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Sedalia
Pettis County
Elizabeth Jane Koppenbrink
Higginsville
Walter E. Koppenbrink Jr
Woman Awarded Damages in Malpractice Suit
Cole County Circuit Judge Bryan E. Kinder Division Two awarded Mrs. Mary C. Wyrick seven thousand five hundred dollars in damages in a malpractice case against Paul Howard D.D. filed in December 1974 alleging surgery at Charles Still Hospital to repair a hip fracture against her wishes caused pain and inconvenience. The court ruled for the plaintiff in both counts.
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Cole County
Bryan E. Kinder
Mary C. Wyrick
Paul Howard
D.D
Howard
Charles Still Hospital
Flag pole dedication at East Side park in Jefferson City
The East Side Betterment Association will dedicate two flag poles and a park area at 2 p.m. Sunday at East High and East McCarty streets. Speakers include Congressman Richard Schord and Mayor Robert Hyder. Community groups, businesses, and volunteers contributed to the project with donations and services to grading, planting, and utilities removal. Stan Grieve will MC and Rev. Franklin Knowles will give the invocation.
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Richard Schord
Jefferson City
Robert Hyder
East Side Betterment Association
East High
East McCarty
Stan Grieve
Franklin Knowles
Lincoln University
Betty P. Mansur
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roy Lone Post
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