Ombudsman bill offered in Senate in Missouri
A Missouri Senate bill by Sen. William 5. Waters creates a state ombudsman to defend the public against maladministration. Other Waters measures include a $1 tax on auto sales for crossing safety devices and allowing pretrial release on recognizance for non death-penalty crimes. Rep. Vernon Bruckerhoff introduces seven House bills on city copays, water plant licensing, school district mergers, nursing home taxes, and traffic driver warnings.
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William 5. Waters
D-Liberty
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State Division“ of Highway Safety
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Pearl Harbor Day observed by 2600 survivors in Hawaii
About 2600 Pearl Harbor Survivors Association members gather in Honolulu for the 30th anniversary of the attack. Services begin at 7 33 am Hawaii time at the attack site with Adm Bernard A Clarey addressing, followed by sunset readings at the Arizona Memorial. Sen Daniel Inouye speaks at the sunken ship memorial while observances also honor Utah’s 54 crewmen.
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Hawaii
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Sunset
White Memorial
Arizona
Arizona Memorial
Survivors Association
Utah
Red meat output dips in Missouri in Oct 1971
Missouri crops and livestock data show October red meat production fell 24 percent from October 1970. First 100 months of 1971 slaughter totals were 22 percent below 1970. October beef fell 22 percent to 46.5 million pounds, veal rose 12 percent, pork dropped 15 percent, and lamb and mutton were 8 percent lower than a year earlier.
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Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Boonville youths escapee clampdown ends spree
Boonville Missouri officers capture the last of 100 youths who fled the Missouri Training School for Boys in two groups. Six abducted keys from an officer, injuring him slightly. Four fled earlier from breakfast. arrests span Boone and Cooper counties with youths aged 14 to 16 from Bel-Ridge Catron Lincoln Springfield Wellston and Overland.
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Cooper County Hospital
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Wellston
Overland
Sheriff's
Boonvillé
Sam Morris
Bel-Ridge
Catron
Lincoln
Springfield
Freight train kills Lebanon woman identified as Esther Atkinson
LEBANON MO AP A 65 year old Lebanon woman Esther L Atkinson was struck and killed by a Frisco freight train while walking along the railroad right of way. The engineer was T Napier of Springfield Missouri. Police Chief Don Allen identified the victim.
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Lebanon, Mo
Don Allen
Esther L. Atkinson
Panel urged $2.9 million hike for Fulton State Hospital
Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee heard a $2.9 million request as part of a $107 million mental health budget for State Hospital No. 1 in Fulton. The request would lift child psychiatry from $709,051 to $1,660,824 and raise staffing in Fulton hospital services from 458 to 483. David Skeer, Kansas City attorney and Mental Health Commission chairman, noted the division faces about four million dollars in cuts and lost 400 key staff, while Dr. George Ulett was on leave for a yearlong Denmark study. Walter Sartorius urged more than $3 million for probation and parole to meet national recommendations, but said success was unlikely.
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Taos area forms steering group on incorporation plans
Taos residents formed an eight member steering committee after a November meeting led by Joe Rackers. They plan to attend a December 14 Jefferson City meeting to discuss costs and boundaries for possible incorporation. Committee chair Kenneth Wildhaber said cooperation with Jefferson City is urged, and a Taos annexation or incorporation could involve about 41 to 586 residents depending on boundary choices.
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Annexé&tion
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Taos
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Rackers
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Foreign aid bill delayed as House and Senate clash
The House delays action on a 2.84 billion foreign aid package amid a deadlock over reauthorizing the aid program. Senate and House conferees face a possible break in impasse by Wednesday. House leaders move forward with funds without full authorization, while a new ban on aid to India and Pakistan and a $100 million cut in UN contributions are discussed.
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Senate
Committee
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Dla
House-Senate
Jeaders
Senate Democratic
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Indochia
House Appropriations
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India
Pakistan
NATO strength aids negotiation says three officials
In St Louis, NATO officials from England France and Norway. Anthony King-Harman Andre Housel and Eivind Berdal said maintaining a strong military presence helps the alliance negotiate with Communist states. They spoke before appearing at the St Louis Council on World Affairs.
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England
Andre Housel
France
Eivind Berdal
Norway
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