Explorers prepare for mock trial under Law Day
Explorers practice for a mock trial before Judge Noorwin N. Houser at the Missouri Supreme Court commissioner’s Court House. Ross Smith and Matt Jarrett portray chief prosecutor and defense counsel as part of a Cole County Explorer post observing Law Day U.S.A. at 7 pm.
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Public Hearing On Route H Location Planned In Fulton
The State Highway Commission will hold a public hearing Thursday at the Callaway County Courthouse in Fulton to gather views on the Route H location and design in Callaway and Boone Counties. The hearing will start at ? pm and seeks input on economic and social effects, environmental impact, and alignment with urban planning goals.
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Missouri Health Planning Council Reports Rural Emergency Gaps
A 20 month study by Missouri governor’s advisory council finds ambulance service largely inaccessible in many areas and eight of twenty health service regions lack planning agencies. The report notes emergency cases suffer and a model to gauge local needs has been used in Springfield and Kansas City to aid planning and federal funding applications.
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Progress session at Osage Bend Meeting discussed next year
Osage Bend school community project club held a progress session last weekend with 23 members eight project leaders and six guests attending. Afterward the groups met to discuss upcoming year projects.
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Officials ready for threatened May Day protests
Deputy Atty Gen Richard Kleindienst said 7 30 police and National Guard will be on hand to control May Day demonstrations in Washington. He dismissed threats to close the government as hot air and told GOP senators not to worry. The security force includes 5000 DC police 1400 National Guardsmen 450 US Park Police and 450 Capitol Police plus plans to limit bridge closures. Demonstrators also rallied at the Justice Department in the People’s Lobby demanding an end to war hunger and racial injustice.
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Quill and Scroll Banquet in Missouri Journalism Week
The Senior High Chapter of Quill and Scroll hosts its annual banquet at 6 30 p m in the Colonado Room at Missouri Baptist. A cash award honoring Mrs May Stafford Hilburn will be given by the Missouri Writers Guild to a promising young writer.
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Referendum on 18-year-old vote ruled unconstitutional
Atty. Gen. John C. Danforth said it would be unconstitutional to require Missouri voters to ratify the federal constitutional amendment granting 18-year-olds the vote. The Missouri Senate had added a referendum to the ratification and sent it to the Elections Committee for a hearing. The attorney general cited 1920 Supreme Court and Missouri Supreme Court opinions denying such referral as unconstitutional.
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California wins waiver for stricter auto emission rules
EPA grants California a waiver to apply its tougher emission standards for light and heavy duty vehicles for model years 1972 through 1975, with checks on off road vehicles and new test procedures. Federal approval includes a ban on high octane gasoline sales from 1973 models and notes a separate tax based on compression ratios may proceed without a waiver.
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Accused robber dies in Springfield hospital
John Russell Pardue Jr., 2, dies in a Springfield hospital after wounds from an escape attempt in Bridgeport Conn. Pardue and brother James, 23, faced bank robbery charges in Danbury Conn. and Union and Pacific Mo. The case ties to family killings in Maryland and Missouri custody and trial issues.
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Mrs. Aber elected First Vice-Moderator in Missouri church
Mrs. Lawrence Aber of 2413 Greeniree Ray was chosen First Vice-Moderator at the W3and State Assembly of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ. The gathering opened Tuesday in Sedalla and ends today with Aber’s election announced during proceedings.
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