Special meeting to open Holts Summit insurance bids
Holts Summit Board of Aldermen set a 7 p.m. December 20 special meeting at Summit Bank to open liability and collision insurance bids for a new police vehicle and to consider bids for workers compensation insurance. The board previously approved an October bid for a 1978 Chevrolet Nova and equipment costs totaling about $3,241, with most gear arriving except the light bar. Also on the agenda are a public hearing on the 1978 city budget January 3, and an initial reading on a city election ordinance setting April 4 as election day with February 15 filing. The council discussed sewer system planning under a federal grant and a takeover schedule requested by the state Clean Water Commission, and received gifts for the city police judge from Beta Sigma Phi. The board also reappointed Dan Dicknelle to the planning and zoning commission and approved a final plat for Friendly Acres.
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Owensville approves bonds for industrial park development
Owensville voters sanction two bonds totaling 155000 for the 26 acre park. A 100000 water and sewer bond passed 148 to 63 and a 55000 street development bond passed 151 to 61. The bonds finance Owensville’s share of a 765000 matching grant to develop the park.
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Inventor of LP dies in automobile crash
Peter Carl Goldmark, 71, inventor of the long playing phonograph record and former CBS head of research, was killed when his car struck another vehicle on the Hutchinson River Parkway near an exit in Rye, Harrison, N Y, police said.
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Nation reels as Kennedy murder probes expand worldwide scope
FBI Director Hoover labels Lee Harvey Oswald a mean minded nut and concludes him as the assassin in a minute by minute memo chain released today among 40,001 pages. A U-2 crash near Akrotiri base in Cyprus kills five and injures seven. South Korea and the United States may recall Tongsan Park for testimony in immunity deal. Egypt shuts Soviet and East European posts outside Cairo over peace initiative charges. An undertaker in Newark charged with burying 1531 infants claims routine practice.
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Paradise road maze as bridge floods north of Smithville
Paradise residents in Clay County Missouri navigate an unmarked detour after a flood washed out a key bridge between Smithville and Paradise. Officials plan temporary signs and markings while work continues on the Smithville Lake project and a bypass is delayed. Residents fear emergency vehicles will be misdirected as spring rains threaten more closures.
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