CMSU to Repay 903000 From Over-appropriated Funds
Jefferson City Missouri Central Missouri State University will repay 903000 of funds over-appropriated in the current fiscal year after an agreement approved by House Appropriations Chairman James Russell Budget Director Mark Edelman and Administration Commissioner Robert L. James The total over-appropriation was 1.7 million with 850000 kept by CMSU to avoid midyear cuts The repayment will come from two installments and CMSU’s total appropriation was 12.8 million The audit found CMSU enrollment inflated by 2700 to 3200 due to counting errors including continuing education and off campus students The committee praised the action noting it as a first for a state agency and urged compliance with higher education guidelines The report also touched on salaries for top aides of the auditor general and attorney general and a push to reconsider pay scales
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Central Missouri State University
House
James “Jay
Russell
Mark Edelman
Robert L. James
Central Missouri
CMSU
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State Auditor
Appropriations Committee
Santa Claus
Ople
Steve Vossmeyer
D-St. Louis
U.S
Lovinger
Cmsu Board of Regents
Christopher S. Bond
Cmsu Regents
Baron Constance
Regents
Attorney General
Anthony Dill
St. Louis
John Ashcroft
O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Senate
Nixon
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
Experts dispute tape gap explanation from White House aides
Technical experts say they cannot support the White House account of how 18 minutes of a Watergate tape were erased. After 150 man days of study, they found a high intensity lamp and an electric typewriter at Nixon's secretary’s desk unlikely causes. The gap, from a June 20, 1972 conversation with H R Haldeman, remains under review.
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White House
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
U.S
John J. Sirica
Miss Woods
Wipvevonder
J. Fred Buzhardt
Watergate
Buzhardt
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Penal personnel upgraded at Missouri corrections department
AP reports Missouri Corrections Director George M. Camp announced five top level staff changes. Calvin Beard moves from interim Algoa superintendent to Algoa superintendent. Donald Smith becomes Division of Classification and Assignment director. Arthur Schulte is named acting superintendent at the Missouri Training Center for Men in Moberly. Donald Hartness is appointed assistant corrections superintendent at Moberly. Gerald R. Higgins is promoted to superintendent for program services at Algoa.
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George M. Camp
Missouri Corrections Department
Calvin L. Beard
Intermediate Reformatory
Algoa
Ray F. French
Donald L. Smith
Division of
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Camp
Arthur J. Schulte
Donald Bunker
Schulte
Missouri Training Center For
Moberly
Donald Hartness
Gerald R. Higgins
Algoa Reformatory
Twisters strike South and Northeast storm slams region
Tornadoes lashed three Southern states killing three in South Carolina injuring at least 43 across South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee. A Ninety Six textile mill suffered a fatality and a two year old died in Prosperity. Gainesville and Coronaca saw multiple injuries with massive damage. A prewinter storm then roared toward the Northeast bringing heavy snow 8 inches in parts and widespread power outages.
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Tennessee
Ninety Six
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Charity Griffin
Ozala Thompson
Brandon J. Farr
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Coronaca
D.C
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Benton
Tenn
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O’hare
Chicago
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Chicago Area
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Senate votes to cut oil exports to Southeast Asia
The Senate approved 60 to 33 to cut off oil shipments to Vietnam Cambodia and Laos as part of a defense bill. The measure would block Pentagon funding for exporting oil to Southeast Asian governments, with further changes possible in a House Senate conference.
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Ware Norris Cotton
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New England
Pey
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Mark
Airlines seek to drop service to 25 cities due to fuel shortage
CAB records show seven major carriers asking permission to drop all air service to 25 towns while four others seek to discontinue some routes. The moves come amid fuel cuts, with ATA estimating about 25 000 airline jobs including pilots at risk. Eastern plans furloughs for 360 pilots plus 440 more and 2 460 other staff. Pan Am to furlough 1 000 cabin attendants as of Jan 10.
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Oklahoma
Ohio
GM raises prices on new car tags after price controls end
Detroit AP reports General Motors boosted average retail prices on passenger cars by 2.8 percent or about $133 after government price controls ended, with trucks up 6.3 percent and overall lineup up $188. Chrysler Ford AMC also raised prices. Ford added $192. No changes for orders placed by Saturday or cars in showrooms.
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General Motors Corp
Cost of Living Council
Chrysler
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American Motors Corp
Three Jefferson City Students Admitted to SMS Program
Three students from Jefferson City have been admitted to the teacher education program at Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield. The new entrants are Marsha M. Davis, Gene D. Foster, and John W. Turnbull, all listed as children of their respective parents.
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Jefferson City
Southwest Issouri State University
Springfield
Marsha M. Davis
Eugene W. Davis
Gene D. Foster
Charles Foster
John W. Turnbull
H. J. Turnbull
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