Legislature returns as House leads in bills this week
The 1971 session nears mid point after Easter recess with House committees handling more bills than Senate. Key actions include unemployment compensation for lockout nonworkers, an insurance guaranty association with assessable members, minors married to receive benefits, Sunday liquor service by drink in bar restaurants, and a sales tax rise to fund cities and counties plus an urban crisis fund financed by a special income tax on high earners and corporations.
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New Attack on Hoover Deepens McGovern Fire on FBI Chief
Senator George McGovern broadened his critique of J. Edgar Hoover charging the FBI director sought to ruin the career of an air force pilot. The Democratic candidate framed his latest assault amid broader criticisms of Hoover and the FBI's role in politics.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune: McGovern slams Hoover over FBI
The Jefferson City post recalls McGovern's critique of J Edgar Hoover and FBI handling of hijack crises. It notes Dole accusing Muskie of McCarthyism tactics and references Nixon's defense of Hoover amid FBI controversy and calls for law enforcement trust.
Newark teachers strike ends in quiet return to classes
Newark Wisconsin teachers and about 80 000 pupils resumed classes after an 11 week strike that shook the city with bitterness and racial tensions. A three member binding arbitration panel will decide grievances, 347 suspended teachers are to be reinstated, and teachers may perform limited non teaching chores as part of the compromise.
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A&P to Open New Mart Shopping Center Store in Jefferson City
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company will open a 21 500 square foot A Mart grocery at the Mart Shopping Center in Jefferson City after negotiations with Smith Realty Co. The store, planned for a September opening, replaces the Adams Street A&P closed in February 1984. The project includes 260 000 square feet Vale Mart and 14 000 square feet of other retail space, with Wilmoth Construction Co. as contractor. The Mart Shopping Center, built and owned by Smith Realty and Wal Mart, will offer parking for about 500 cars and total retail space near 100 000 square feet.
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Missouri Coach to address Billy Fry benefit dinner
Al Gnofrio, Missouri head coach, will speak at a 7 pm benefit dinner for Billy Fry on Monday April 26 in Sedalia. University Alumni Association of Pettis County sponsors at Maxine's Gourmet House to fund a kidney machine and medical costs for a 10 year old Tipton boy whose kidney failed last December. Proceeds support ongoing treatment and travel to Kansas City for care. Tickets available through Sedalia Bank and Trust Company Bill Jarrett Both well Hotel Sedalia Mrs Toni Siegal Sedalia Gerbes Super Market Tipton and Fred Imboff Tipton.
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Missouri Weekend Traffic Toll Tops Fifteen Dead
Fifteen people died in Missouri traffic crashes over the weekend across multiple counties. Names and ages include Robert J. Sychmas 33 Ferguson and Marilyn James 7 Naylor. Several teens perished near Springfield and others suffered injuries in Jefferson City, Liberty, Clinton, and Ov/Columbia areas.
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Israeli official to discuss ideas for Egypt settlement
Israeli Deputy Premier Yigal Allon flew to Washington to discuss a partial settlement with Egypt. He plans a two week Canada visit but arrived early for talks with U S officials. It remains unclear if a message from Prime Minister Golda Meir to President Nixon was carried.
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