Governor hears appeals in budget talks
Governor Christopher Bond spent hours reviewing his $20 million deficit chart while state officials testified in his Jefferson City office. Agriculture Commissioner James Boillot urged $48,000 in emergency funds for inflationary rises at the State Fair, aiming to make it self sustaining. Community Affairs officers sought more staff to continue subsidizing meals for seniors, and salaries were urged by Community Affairs and Commerce officials. Revenue Director James Spradling requested more staff for data processing as elderly tax relief law expands.
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Jefferson City man missing since wedding day lull in search
Wayne T. Jones, a 28 to 30 year old foreman at Westinghouse Corp., of 660 Senate Court, disappeared after leaving a coworker’s wedding at Frankenstein at about 7 p m November 24. Police and sheriff deputies conduct aerial searches and road checks along routes from Frankenstein to Jefferson City while authorities say foul play is not yet confirmed. Jones is described as 5 9 tall, about 165 pounds, blond hair, driving a dark brown 1969 Chevrolet with plate B7A 364.
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South Vietnamese recapture Kien Duc district capital
South Vietnamese forces yesterday retook Kien Duc, the district capital in the central highlands near the Cambodian border, after heavy jungle and mortar fire delayed the advance. Reports said about 20 North Vietnamese tanks and eight troops were in the town region, but forces pulled back after initial clashes. Local correspondent Denis Gray filed from Gia Nghia noting limited resistance as troops moved in.
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Weather report summary from News Tribune and Weather Bureau
Yesterday's high reached 29 with a 17 overnight low. The report shows a 55 year high of 73 in 1951 and a low of 1 in 1950. Rainfall for the 24 hours ending noon was 0 inches, with 1.65 inches on the same date in 1922. River stages list Jefferson City 22.3, Boonville 21.6, Hermann 24.8, and Lake of the Ozarks 59.8 feet as of today. Sunrise and sunset times are 7.14 and 4.47 respectively.
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Bond accepts title deed to new park
Gov Christopher Bond formally accepted the title to a 1028 acre former strip mine property north of Columbia to become Missouri’s 34th state park. Donated by Peabody Coal Co of St Louis, the site near U S 63 will open next fall with streams canals and trails as a national demonstration project for outdoor recreation. A transfer ceremony at the University of Missouri Columbia marked the handoff from Peabody vice president Gene St Louis to James L Wilson, state parks director. The donation enables $102 federal matching funds from the Interior Department for land and water conservation.
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Truce holds as Suez flareup disrupts cease-fire
United Nations spokesman Rudolf Stajduhar reported a 13 minute exchange in Suez City with machine guns and mortars. Finnish peacekeepers and a tent were hit but no UN casualties. The cease-fire was said to be holding despite clashes over the Suez Canal area and air battles in the Suez Gulf. Egypt and Israel claimed local advances as Geneva talks remained under doubt.
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Snyder named to U S panel
Jefferson City Missouri AP Robert O Snyder minority floor leader of the Missouri House will serve on the Intergovernmental Relations Committee of the National Legislative Conference The 29 member panel will develop policy statements for NEC in ecommerce transportation government operations human resources natural resources law enforcement and education The committee will meet in Washington DC December 7 8 with federal officials and Congressmen Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz will speak at a dinner December 7
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Agriculture Department
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Priests given new assignments in Jefferson City diocese
Father Kenneth Brockel, associate pastor of St. Peter's Catholic Church, is named pastor of St. Mary parish in Chamois by Bishop Michael F. McAuliffe. He will be replaced by Father John Prenger, recently ordained. Brockel has served in Columbia Hannibal Wardsville Boonville and taught at Helias and Lincoln University Newman Club. Prenger, ordained November 10, is from McGirk.
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Jefferson City
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Smoking furnace draws firemen to Missouri Boulevard
Four pieces of equipment from the Fire Department's Missouri Boulevard station responded to 213 Marshall St at 9 27 p m Thursday for a smoking furnace at Central Missouri Medical Service. Firemen cut power to alleviate the hazard.
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Truckers clear major highways amid blockade talks
Interstate highways reopened as truckers observe a 24 hour moratorium to allow Washington talks with officials. Authorities kept segments closed near Toledo and along Ohio Turnpike to deter new blockades while urging states to resolve the disruptions.
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Market climbs on buying amid hopes for peace
New York market mood improves as tech buying and peace hopes lift indices. The noon Dow Jones average rises 14.82 to 828.94 with broad gains and heavy trading. Auto shares rebound after energy fears, and the NYSE broad index advances 0.85 to 51.01.
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Chapin pleads innocent in Watergate perjury case
Washington AP Dwight L. Chapin former presidential appointments secretary pleads innocent to four counts of making false declarations before the grand jury about Donald H. Segretti. Judge Gesell released him on personal recognizance as trial set for February 19. Segretti pled guilty to three misdemeanors and co operates with the Watergate probe. A judge seeks expert opinion on an 18 minute gap in a White House tape.
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Whirlpools seen in Skylab photos could alter weather and fishing
Space Center Houston reports ocean whirlpools found in the Yucatan current by Skylab 3 photos. Dr. Robert E. Stevenson of Scripps calls the find a major breakthrough that may change ocean temperature modeling and hurricane forecasts. Edges show cold water pockets in a warm current, potentially guiding future weather prediction and fishing grounds.
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Edward G. Gibson
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