Grand jury called to meet Tuesday in Cole County
The fourth Cole County grand jury in 18 years is called to meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the circuit courtroom. Judge James T. Riley will charge the panel with instructions not disclosed until convened. Prosecutor Byron Kinder and Sheriff Wyman Basinger pushed for the jury to address county problems and speed up cases.
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Cole County
Cole County Circcuit
Circuit Court
James T. Riley
Riley
Byron Kinder
Kinder
Wyman Basinger
Basinger
Cale County
Missouri Residency Question Brought To Federal Court
Atty Gen Danforth filed a declaratory suit in the Western District seeking federal interpretation of Missouri voting residency rules. He cites the Tennessee one year residency as unconstitutional per the Supreme Court and argues Missouri may violate the federal Constitution with its one year requirement and county rules. He hopes a court will resolve the issue, deeming a judicial ruling preferable.
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John C. Danforth
U.S. District Court For
Western District
Missouri
Danforth
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Daily Capital News masthead and rates excerpt
The Daily Capital News header lists publishers and staff including Mr and Mrs Robert C Goshorn and Mr and Mrs William H Weldon with AAR board chairman Robert Allosser and editor Joseph G Majersky. It notes morning publication, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri carrier and mail, with city and county zones pricing.
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Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Alosser
Joseph G. Majersky
C. €. Swarens
The
News Tribune Company
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hickey silent on reports of withdrawal
Rep. Patrick Hickey of Missouri faces questions over reports he will quit seeking re-election to the House. The Speaker Pro Tem has denied or avoided confirmation amid district residency disputes, while a separate ouster bid faltered against him.
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Hickey
Patrick Hickey
St. Louis County
Central Missouri
The
Pipefitters Union
Richard Marshall
Marshall
House
Florida
Women protest smut at downtown Kansas City bookshop
About three members of the Women's Liberation Union staged an anti-smut demonstration outside Time-to-Read in Kansas City. They picketed in front of the store and wandered aisles, slipping leaflets into nudie and sex-adventure books while others handed out messages decrying pornography and the exploitation of women. Store owner Hy Barabon and two employees watched as leaflets were distributed and attempts to remove them failed.
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St. Louis
Paul J. Simon
D-St. Louis
Johnny
Grellner
D-St. Louis County
Kansas City
Women's Liberation Union
Hy Barabon
Spring kindergarten registration sets schedule for 1972-73 year
Spring registration for the 1972 73 school year will be held Monday through Friday. To enroll a child must be five by Oct 1 1972 and provide a birth certificate plus immunization records. Registration times vary by site with sessions at several elementary schools. A fall registration for unregistered students will be Aug 14 15.
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Joe Nichols Jr
Nichols
Missing 15-year-old boy near Lake Camdenton area
Terry Dean Buffalo, 15, of Camdenton has been missing since Monday. He is 5'7", 110 pounds with brown hair and eyes. Last seen in jeans and a light color cowboy hat, he has other clothes, a .22 rifle, and a tent. Believed to be in the area between Camdenton and Bagnell Dam. Contact Camden County Sheriff’s Office with information.
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Terry Dean Buffalo
Camdenton
Buffalo
Here
Bagnell Dam
Camden County
Church Calls to Cut Off Vietnam War Funds
Senator Frank Church urged the Senate to halt U S. financial support to Indochina arguing the nation nears disaster and defeat. He defended a joint Church Case amendment conditioned on POW returns as opponents sought delay and another proposal to strike the cutoff was offered by Senator Stennis.
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Washington
Frank Church
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Idaho Democrat
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
John Stennis
D-Miss
St Martins Cubs Honor Members At Monthly Meeting
Several members of the St. Martins Cub Scout pack received awards at the recent meeting. John Georges and Charles Steck earned bear badges while Peter Hartman gained the silver arrow and Larry Stegeman received the craftsman and engineer badge. Den 2 presented Daryl Raithel with a retirement gift and appreciation card as den chief. Ramon Gass spoke on Survival in the Wilderness and films of the Blue and Gold banquet were shown after the meeting.
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St. Martin’s
Cub Scout
John Georges
Charles Steck
Peter Hartman
Larry Stegeman
Den 2
Daryl Raithel
Den
Ramon Gass
Sen Proxmire Victim of Holdup in Washington
Sen William Proxmire of Wisconsin says he was threatened by two men as he walked home from Cathedral School in Washington. He escaped by telling them he had terminal cancer and would die in two weeks, a claim he says is false. The incident follows a prior burglary at his home, disclosed in a Senate speech.
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Washington (Ap
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Washington’s
Cathedral School
Washington
Senate to publish secret debate on secret document
Washington AP reports the Senate will publish the record of its secret debate on making public a secret document. Senators remain bound by secrecy on Tuesday and Thursday meetings until adjournment. Byrd announced the proceedings will be added to the Congressional Record tonight for circulation Saturday, omitting the 500 page Nixon Kissinger memorandum.
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Washington
Senate
Sénate
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Aging conference draws sharp criticism in Missouri
A regional White House Conference on Aging in Fulton drew sharp criticism from Ruth S. Keller of NARFE who said federal organizers talk too much and act too little. About 225 seniors attended as eight action committees formed to develop local elderly assistance programs with a June 19 meeting planned in Jefferson City to organize regional and county aging councils.
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White House
National Association of Retired Federal Employes
NARFE
Ruth S. Keller
Iee Fédération of Chapters
Keller
Fulton
Mid-Missouri
Elaine — Reiter
Missouri
Jefferson City
Bill tightens juvenile transfer hearings signed by governor
Gov. Warren signed a bill requiring juvenile transfer to adult facilities to be preceded by a juvenile court hearing. Seven other bills were signed, bringing the annual total to 93, including an appropriations measure with a line-item veto. The actions include raises for election judges, clerks during registration rush, teacher retirement reentry by paying due amounts, and allowing stock certificates to be signed by board chairs and CEOs.
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St. Louis
Water testing program starts in southwest Missouri
The Water and Wastewater Technical School in Neosho launches a water sampling and analysis program in 23 southwest Missouri counties. A $29,425 contract from the Clean Water Commission funds monthly results. Federal funds support the effort to collect samples and run tests on wastewater from 21 municipal and 16 industrial facilities in the commission’s Springfield region.
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Southwest
Missouri
Water and Wastewater — Technical School
Neosho
Clean Water Commission
Commission
Springfield
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