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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

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Teasdale to Press Prison Site Talks With Legislative Leaders

Gov. Joseph Teasdale said he will contact House Speaker Kenneth Rothman and Senate president pro tem Norman Merrell this week to resolve the deadlock over the state prison site. The stalemate halted the $125 million capital construction bill and paused work on a medium security plan for Kansas City and St Louis. Manford urged consensus between the governor and leaders before any special session, warning it would be costly and unnecessary without progress on the prison issue.

Joseph Teasdale House Senate Teasdale General Assembly Sen Donald Manford Kansas City St. Louis Mid-Missouri Manford Kenneth Rothman D-Clayton Norman Merrell D-Monticello Gov Rothman Merrell Senate Appropriations Committee Jefferson City Joint Legislative Committee

Lincoln budget cuts by governor hit University services

Governor Joseph Teasdale signed a 3 billion dollar budget for 1977 78 reducing Lincoln University appropriation by 303 000 while proposing 5 096 370 from general revenue an increase of 2 percent over last year Lincoln officials say 5 590 532 is needed to maintain current operations Other cuts and program changes include reductions for Northeast Missouri State University tourism promotion and a hospital tax collection charge plus a local museum tax referendum for Kansas City Union Station renovations.

Lincoln. University Joseph Teasdale Teasdale Lincoln Uhay Coordinating Board For Higher Education House Appropriations Committee Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville St. Louis Council of the Arts Authority Conservation Department Kansas City Union Station

Hospital cuts feared amid energy shortage order loss

Kansas City Kansas AP A hospital official warns that patient care could be limited to emergencies during gas shortages due to a Federal Power Commission order sought by General Motors The order would raise GM preference for natural gas to support its assembly lines and bars new customers in most cases GM argues some Kansas City area processes need gas while other users could switch fuels The FPC ruling affects several Midwestern states via Cities Service gas suppliers

Kansas City, Kan Federal Power Commission General Motors Ggheral Motors FPC Kansas City Area Midwestern

Continental pilots told not to disparage Kansas drink laws

In Topeka AP report Continental Airlines instructed pilots to avoid derogatory comments about Kansas liquor rules. A Kansas United Day Forces leader pressed back after a pilot called the state laws archaic. The carrier advised stating only that liquor cannot be served on flights over Kansas.

Continental Kansas Topeka, Kan Continental Airlines Richard &. ‘Taylor Jr Kansas United Dty Forces Los Angeles P.A

Trafalgar Naval Battle Shocks Napoleonic War Era

Naval clash described as the biggest battle of the Napoleonic Wars with the engagement dated October 21, 1905. The report anchors a pivotal moment in maritime history and notes the scale of the confrontation.

Trafalgar

Israel probing film of high school exam scandal

Israeli police opened a full scale probe into black market sales of advance high school exams after Knesset member Charlie Biton exposed an authentic math test. He said copies sold on the streets for about 1200 dollars, highlighting wealthier districts and various exam prices. Also reported is the suspension of NAACP Houston official Rev. C Anderson Davis over fiscal charges, with trusteeship placed on 11 Houston branches.

Jerusalem Charlie Biton Knesset Parliament Biton Ministry of Education and Culture Israel Black Panthers Panthers Zvulun Hammer Tel Aviv Zahala Savyon Ministry National Board of Directors Houston Naacp Houston Wilson Davis

County Jaycees dispute moot as access is built

County road crews completed a five foot right of way access on Fairgrounds Road linking Village Drive in Fairland Village to South Country Club Drive. The Jaycees had demanded conditions including naming a park Jaycee Cole County Park and a Jaycee on the governing board, plus four park parking accesses before granting the subdivision access. The court rejected linking park governance to the access, and the Jaycees withdrew one condition while keeping two others. The county had built the access during impasse and awaits resolution. a civil suit was not yet filed.

Cole County Court Jefferson City Jaycees Village Drive Fairland Village Fairgrounds South Country Club Drive Park Commission Chris Graham

Plattsburg Lawyer Arraigned on Theft Charges

Plattsburg Missouri G Raymond Speckman 36 year old lawyer was arraigned in magistrate court on charges of stealing 167041 from three clients. He chose to forego a preliminary hearing and was to be taken to Clinton County Circuit Court for arraignment. His bond was set at 50000 in magistrate court.

Plattsburg, Mo G. Raymond Speckman Northwest Missouri Clinton County Plattsburg

Barbara Hoskins Injured In Night Highway 54 Crash

Barbara A. Hoskins, 45, of 1420 Sunset Lake Rd., was listed in stable condition Wednesday at Charles E. Still Hospital after an early morning traffic accident on Highway 54 South. Her car was southbound shortly after midnight when it struck the guard rail south of the Madison Street overpass.

Barbara A. Hoskins Sunset Lake Rd Charles E. Still Hospital Highway 54 Polite Hoskins Madison Street

Devlin released on $500 bond for Walmart theft

Harry Devlin Jr., 24, Centertown, posted a $500 bond after arraignment in county magistrate court on a charge of stealing over $50. He is accused of taking a television from Wal-Mart Discount City at 2233 Missouri Blvd, reportedly carrying it through the entrance doors.

Harry Devlin Jr Centertown Wal-Mart

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