OEO Lawyers: Government Suits and Legal Aid Clash
Washington AP: The Office of Economic Opportunity runs a full time lawyer corps rivaling the Justice Department. 1800 OEO lawyers in 250 offices serve the poor through Neighborhood Legal Services, which handled 291000 free client visits last year. 23000 complaints targeted federal state county or local agencies, with many suits filed. NLS budget last year reached 42 million, 17 million for staff salaries. Some critics, including Gov Ronald Reagan and Sen George Murphy, push limits on NLS activities, while the Presidents Civil Disorders panel praised expanding legal aid. NLS notes most suits against private landlords comprise 92 percent of actions, yet landmark cases against government are pursued for reform. One success includes challenging residency rules for welfare. A 1970 California case on braceros showed NLS steering toward landmark actions vs routine suits.
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United States to build over the horizon radar system
Washington AP report outlines U S plans to construct an over the horizon radar network with Britain. The system aims to provide about 15 minutes warning of orbital or ballistic missiles and to extend early warning coverage across Canada and the Atlantic. McNamara notes focus on tracking Soviet orbital weapons as part of a broader push in strategic defense.
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Police salary issues aired
The City Salary Study Committee met with the Police Personnel Board to discuss salary and personnel policies. Leaders Maj Gen. Lawrence Heintein, Vernon C. Buchalter, and Don V. Cline attended. The panel noted lack of longevity pay and small step increases may hinder recruiting, and will draft job descriptions, salary levels, and procedures for the broader personnel system.
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Police Personnel Board
Lawrence &, Heintein
Vernon C. Buchalter
Don V. Cline
Neeting
Police Department
Donald D. Scriven
Scriven
Shadow Over Elveron World Premiere on Tuesday Night
A 1968 world premiere shows star James Franciscus and co stars Shirley Knight Leslie Nielsen and others as a young clan member arrives in a small town to practice and confronts a sheriff using fear to control locals.
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Shadow Over Elveron
James Franciscus
Shirley Knight
Leslie Nielsen
Franchot Ton
James Dunn
Don Ameche
Franciscus
Nieleen
City Council Debates Streets and Housing Policy
City officials discuss street maintenance policy and housing plans linking street work to a 100 unit elderly housing project. Local 671 pushes for wage talks and job benefits as union delegates join the meeting to survey sites and set terms. Mayor Christy casts deciding vote to break a 4 to 4 deadlock.
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Watef
John G. Christy
Jefferson City
Downs Seeks Governor Race and City Streets Plan
The article outlines Omer E. Stone leading a four point program for gravel street dust control seaboating asphalt overlays and alley paving funded by abutting property owners. It notes downs as a Missouri politician with a long Senate record and lists other Democratic candidates and a housing and fire department agenda plus a potential elderly housing loan and city employee insurance proposals.
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Third Ward
Omer E. Stone
John E. Downs
St. Joseph
O & Owners
Downs
Southwest Pacific
Jesursourl
Senate
Pell
Foot
City Police tackle assault reports and staffing changes
City Police opened investigations into assaults on two 16 year old youths and reviewed an unsigned letter related to a fair housing case. Dr. Robert Nemer joins the Public Health Department as city youths assault incidents prompt police presence. William Heinrich named city police patrolman, amid ongoing council actions and charges questions.
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J. Nemer
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Tan Ae Ee Eee
Nemer
William Heinrich
Madison St
Heinrich
Kraus
Helias High School
Grayvor Christy
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Belair Cubs earn awards at Blue and Gold banquet
Belair School hosts Cub Scout Pack 2 awards night with recipients across many ranks and badges including Bobcat Kelly Hinshaw Wolf Badge Darren Mane sin Jeff Cain Mark Coon Beaver Tommy Northway David Johnson Silver Arrow Point Jim WicCrabb Artist Badge Kevin Cordell David Tribble Scholarship Badge David Coon Forester Badge Cris Hurlbut Greg Augusta One Year Pin David Coon Two Year Pin Donald Keane Kevin Zalken Denner Stripes Greg Chas David Pritchard Martin Deck ar Bill Ludwig Mary Jordan Assistant Denner Stripes Danny Caulfield Jeff Fine Darryl Mankin Jeff Cain Lance Tipton. An ordinance prohibiting parking on the north side of Bald Hill Road from Atchison Street to Clark Avenue. An ordinance removing stop sign on Russell at Adams Streets. An ordinance regulating sparking on Willcrest Drive. An ordinance vacating 10foot strip of right-of-way on Stein property along Industrial Drive. An ordinance vacating east-west alley between Inlets 537 and 541 north-west alley east of Lot 10 Block One Wolff's Subdivision
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Kelly Hinshaw
Darren Manesin
Jeff Cain
Mark Coon- Beaver
Tommy Northway
David Johnson
Jim WicCrabb
Kevin Cordell
David Tribble
David, Coon
Cris
Hurlbut
Greg Augusta
David] Coon
Donald Keane
Kevin Zalken
Denner
Greg Chas
David Pritchard
Martin Deckar
Bill Ludwig
Mary Jordan
Danny Caulfield
Jeff Fine
Darryl Mankin
Lance Tipton
Jobs for minority discussed at Columbia meeting
The meeting focuses on employing minority groups and disadvantaged persons at the Institute for Columbia. Sponsors include City of Columbia, Columbia Chamber of Commerce, and Missouri Commission on Human Rights. Address on The Indispensable Role of Industry in training and jobs will be given by Fred M. Jay. The program aims to expand jobs for the hard core unemployed and housing opportunities for the displaced.
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Karches
Parkview
Buena Vista
Work Opportunities Inc
St. Louis Organiz
Herschel Hughes
Central Missouri
Colum
Bia
Area A
Thomas P. Ros
Judge rejects Reardon report press ban in pretrial hearing
In Wilmington Delaware U S District Court Judge Caleb M Wright rejected a move to bar reporters from a pretrial hearing under the ABA Reardon report The lawyer for one of four men charged with shipping uninspected meat asked to limit pretrial disclosures to the jury Wright said the Reardon report is not law and noted the press has cooperated without trouble
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American Bar Association
Reardon
U.S
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Wright
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