Missouri drunk driving bill advances to governor for signing
The Missouri legislature passed a bill to raise the blood alcohol limit to .10 percent for legal intoxication, with debates over testing instruments and amendments failing in both chambers. The measure heads to Gov. Warren E. Hearnes for final action as part of a broader package of reform bills.
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House of Representatives
Warren E. Hearnes
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Senate
Earl BR. Blackwell
Chiltsboro
Linehan
Missouri traffic death log update
The Missouri traffic death log reports 0 deaths in the last 24 hours, 55 to date this year, and 406 at the same point last year. Authorities track daily totals and year to date figures to monitor road fatalities.
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Garber pushes Jefferson City environmental inventory
The Commission on Environmental Quality discussed an environmental inventory for Jefferson City proposed by Louis F. Garber. It would map dumps, sewer gaps, and housing quality, with Keene citing more than 300 dumps. The panel also considered waste disposal regulation, water system interconnections, and funding for beautification.
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Commission On Environmental Quality
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Missouri Division of Health
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Independence
Springfield
Jerry Keene
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Kenton Jazz Band to Play Sunday in Lebanon
Stan Kenton and his Jazz Band will present An Afternoon of Jazz in Lebanon on Sunday at 2 p.m. The program will share top billing with the Texas State One O'Clock Band. Tickets available from the High School office.
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Eereress
UCF appoints panel chairmen for agency budget talks
Three panel chairmen Robert Robuck Ed Martin and Steve Weber were appointed by James D. Werner chairman of the UCF Admissions and Budget Committee. The committee includes Lillian Shults Richard Rousstlot Thomas Beetem Mrs Cullen Coil and others who will study fund requests and services and make recommendations on appropriations. Weekly conferences with agencies start Monday.
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Robert Robuck
Ed Martin
Steve Weber
James D. Werner
UCF
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Richard Rousstlot
Thomas Beetem
Cullen Coil
Raymond Holleworth
Bob Cureton
Clarence Lawson
Jerry Stegall
Robert Reiskamp
Ortho Hearick
Hazel Hale
Gordon Butler
Marvin Gillock
James Herfurith
Charles Dudenhoeffer
James Kalthoff
Jack Curtis
Gene Olson
John Green
Helen L. Monroe
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VOA Salvage Drive Aids Needy Nationwide
The 70th annual VOA spring salvage drive gathers discarded clothing shoes appliances furniture and housewares to be cleaned repaired and redistributed to needy families. Donors have items picked up by VOA trucks at convenience of donors.
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Volunteers of America
National Social Welfare Organization
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White House blocked early bombing before Vietnamese invasion
AP reports that weeks before the North Vietnamese invasion the Nixon White House rejected repeated military requests to bomb enemy buildup near the DMZ to pressure negotiations. Officials say plans were shelved to keep talks alive, with limited strikes conducted instead and broader attacks authorized later as the offensive began in March.
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Pentagon
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
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Knights of Columbus Open 71st Missouri Convention
More than 1,000 delegates wives and guests attend the Missouri Council Knights of Columbus annual convention in Jefferson City. Charles Kolb state deputy notes record attendance as programs include a barbecue dinner a concelebrated Mass with Bishop Michael McAuliffe a civic reception and a Ramada Inn convention ball. Elections and meetings set for Saturday and Sunday with Sunday closing.
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Estoy
J. C. Swarens
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Charles Kolb
Jefferson City
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
Michael McAuliffe
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Ramada Inn
Kolb
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Missouri Three Day Forecast Extends Weekend Outlook
A three day Missouri forecast calls for Sunday to be sunny and mild with highs in the 70s. Monday and Tuesday are mostly cloudy with periods of showers or thunderstorms, with overnight lows near 50 and highs ranging from 65 to 75.
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