Open meetings bill eyed loopholes in Senate panel
A Senate committee rewrote an open meetings bill leaving many loopholes. Exemptions include grand and petit juries conference committees judicial proceedings and deliberations of non judicial and regulatory bodies after open hearings. A citizens lobby group plans an initiative campaign for a statewide open meetings law to require public meetings of all agencies boards and commissions.
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Sugarbaker Named to Wheaton Dean's List
David Sugarbaker, son of Dr and Mrs, has been named to Wheaton College dean's list for the winter quarter in Wheaton Illinois. The freshman posted a 3.2 on a 4.0 scale.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune publisher history and rates
Jefferson City Post Tribune details ownership from 1927 to 1997, with publishers Robert C. Goshorn and William H. Weldon, editor Joseph G. Majeraky, and management. It notes publication every evening except future day, carrier and mail rates, and regional circulation including Gala and adjoining counties. Rates listed: 322.00 local, 327.00 distant zones.
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Irish bomb rash continues in Belfast and beyond
Reported blasts across Northern Ireland raise the tally of attacks to over 20 in 24 hours. Explosions wrecked oil depots and a golf club house while shootings targeted militia patrols. Authorities freed nine internees, leaving about 800 Catholics suspected of IRA ties detained under emergency law. Officials critique army tactics amid ongoing violence.
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McNary Backers Await Announcement In Missouri Race
In St Louis a $100 dinner drew 500 supporters for Gene McNary St Louis County prosecutor with many expecting a Republican bid for Missouri governor McNary said wait until Monday scheduling news conferences in St Louis and Jefferson City.
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War powers bill fate rests on public voice
Washington AP reports the bill to limit presidential war powers hinges on public reaction as Senate backs a strong version 6 to 1 with Nixon administration opposing. House favors a weaker measure urging prior consultations. leaders acknowledge unresolved constitutional questions and doubts about preventing future wars.
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Danforth criticizes Legislature over crime fighting
Missouri attorney general John C. Danforth told the 30th Annual Convention of the National Association of Evangelicals that the Legislature weakens crime control by underfunding and overloading the Board of Probation and Parole. He cited average caseloads, costs to supervise, and potential savings from a well staffed board. Gov Hearnes appoints Judge Neuen schwander to Clair County post.
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Pioneer woman legislator dies in Southern Pines
Southern Pines, N C AP Services were held for Mrs Sarah Turner Jepson 74 former Missouri General Assembly member born Sarah Lucille Turner in Kansas City elected at 24 in 1922 first term as Democratic representative from Missouri sixth district She sponsored 1923 bill making hawthorn state flower later moved to New York practiced law married Walter C Jepson Newsweek personnel director around 1948 retired 1963 lived in Southern Pines past eight years.
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CitiBank Raises Prime Lending Rate to 5 44 Percent
New York AP reports First National City Bank the nations second largest commercial lender will raise its prime lending rate from 5 to 5 44 percent starting Monday. CitiBank uses a floating adjustment system with weekly revisions. The rate had moved up 40 5 percent in late March and again earlier this month after a peak in 1988.
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Power shortage for summer seen
Delays in beginning operation of electric generating plants could cause shortages in northwest Missouri and eastern Iowa this summer. Frances X Tobin says reserve power in Missouri and Iowa is only 1 to 5 percent, far below the 15 to 20 percent target. Officials urge citizens and industries to conserve energy and boost peaking power production amid delays from construction and licensing problems.
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Missouri Signboard Inventory Under Way By Highway Dept
The Missouri Highway Department launches a month long inventory of all signboards along interstate and primary highways under a new billboard compliance law that freed 11.5 million dollars in federal funds. Chief Engineer Robert W. Hunter says lawful signs may stay if owners obtain permits within 90 days, with fees of 35 for signs under 300 square feet and 10 for those over 300. Obsolete or tree mounted signs are ineligible. After the survey, the department will decide which signs must come down and determine owner compensation.
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Belton Police Chief Fallout Triggers resignations
Beuton Missouri AP report says at least six and perhaps eight of Belton's 12 man police department have resigned over differences with Police Chief John E. Blum. City officials cite a private meeting with council members and officers. Blum unavailable for comment.
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Space shuttle base plans announced
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Rep Lou Frey said NASA will build two space shuttle bases at Cape Kennedy and Vandenberg Calif The Cape Kennedy base will host initial testing and serve as the first operational base with flight testing starting 1976 and first manned flights by 1978 A second base at Vandenberg is planned for 1980 for military missions funded by the Defense Department Polar launches will mainly use Vandenberg while Cape Kennedy handles east west launches
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