Missouri Senate moves to tax employer fringe benefits
The Missouri Senate advanced a bill to exempt employer paid fringe benefits from state income tax, arguing the change would aid up to a million workers and avoid costly compliance shifts. Revenue officials warned a court challenge could delay enforcement while chambers weighed clarifications from the attorney general.
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Parochial school busing plans rejected by Missouri Senate
The Missouri Senate rejected two attempts to finance parochial school busing with state funds and then defeated a bill to widen state transportation aid to sparsely populated districts. A voice vote ended over an hour of wrangling as mileage classifications were challenged. Senator Edward Linehan sought to cover all schools while opponents warned the measure would divert funds from education. The session also advanced a rating to raise pay for the state director of corrections and deputy. A redistricting vote was bypassed due to the absence of Senator Earl Blackwell, affecting district boundaries for a congressional rebalance.
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Tribune Advertises Delivery Rates and Staff Credits
The page lists masthead details with editor names and addresses, distribution notes for Carrier delivery, and annual subscription rates for Missouri residents. It notes价格 paid for city and rural subscriptions and credits Associated Press content.
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Bishops weigh easing celibacy rule at meeting
At the bishops semiannual gathering in Detroit, Cardinal Krol cited studies showing many priests favor ending mandatory celibacy and supporting free choice. A separate theological study questions celibacy’s essential nature and cites grounds for ordaining women.
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Contempt citation clouds grand jury in Panther raid case
A Chicago special grand jury probing the deaths of two Black Panthers in a police raid faces delays as Special Prosecutor Barnabas Sears is fined $50 an hour for refusing to call more witnesses. Judge Power ordered continued testimony from witnesses involved in a prior federal grand jury. potential indictments against State’s Atty. Hanrahan and Police Supt. Conlisk are reported by a neighborhood paper.
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Joseph A. Power
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Judge Power
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Mark Clark
FEPA measure extended in revised House action
The House backed amendments extending the Fair Employment Practices Act to employers with one or more workers, at the Senate’s request, sending the Senate version to the governor. Law already covers 25 or more and the vote failed to pass a landlord interest bill with 69 to 75.
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Duggins Named United States Magistrate in Jefferson City
Jefferson City lawyer Ralph H. Duggins of 1101 Vineyard Square is appointed part time United States Magistrate for the Kansas City Western District. He will conduct preliminary hearings issue summons and warrants set bail and try minor offense cases beginning May 3.
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Kansas students vote on 130 thousand dollar donation to aid KU budget
Lawrence campus turmoil last year included fires bombings and two student deaths. Students vote on donating 130,000 from a 24 activity fee and campus funds to offset a 220,000 state budget cut. If approved the money would come from 34 campus activities with final Regents approval pending. David Miller, student body president, supports funding for general operations.
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David Miller
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