News Tribune Company masthead and rates page
The Jefferson City News Tribune announces publisher Jar. and Mars William Weldon, board chairman Rose, president Glosser, ag editor Norfolk, and notes evening publication except Saturday. It details carrier and mail subscription rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties, with Associated Press affiliation and circulation audit by the ABC.
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Mars
William. Weldon Publishers
RL. Rose
Robert Glosser
Donald Norfleet, Ag
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cale
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Missouri bills seek higher wages and state overhauls
A Missouri measure proposes a $2 minimum wage and broad reforms. Senators Young and Grabke filed the bill as the regular session begins. Other proposed changes include adding two Court of Appeals judges, boosting salaries for state officials, bicycle flag rules, and a state ombudsman with subpoena powers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Robert Young
Phony quarters caper blamed on bank teller
A 24 year old bank teller from Overland Park Kansas faces theft by deception charges in Johnson County after allegedly cashing phony rolls of quarters at three Kansas City area banks. He was arrested after a high speed chase from Grandview to near Kansas City and is to be arraigned in Independence magistrate court.
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Kansas City
Johnson County
Kansas
Michael C. McComb
Overland Park
Kan
State merit salaries called not competitive
Missouri mental health officials say low merit salaries drive away quality staff with up to half of psychiatric residents trained in the state leaving for others. Dr. Harold Robb and Rep. Gladys Marriott spoke at a House Appropriations hearing about the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry and the MSP, while noting rising costs and the need for community mental health support. The governor proposed 1974-75 funding of 102.3 million for the division, with next-year requests pending an emergency appropriation. Senate action on a 50 mph speed limit bill was unlikely before Christmas after passage in the House.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Harold Robb
Robb
Gladys Marriott
Kansas City
Senate
Missouri Senate
Richard DeCoster
Canton
House
DeCoster
Roads and Highways Committee
Prison awards list 19 Missouri Corrections staff honored
AP reports 19 state Corrections Department employees received awards. Top supervisory praise went to Robert A. Young, recreation officer at the Missouri Training Center for Men in Moberly. Non supervisory honor went to Norbert J. Garrend, a guard at Jefferson City prison.
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Jefferson City
State Corrections Department
Robert A. Young
Missouri Training Center
Moberly
Norbert J. Garrend
Robert E. Lee
Lloyd F. Tatlock
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Mildren M. Schmitt
State Center For Women At
Tipton
Delbert D. Hobbs
Fordland
Jimmie M. Jones
Leslie J. Jobe
Algoa
Mary E. Homfeldt
Clyde W. Gassaway
James F. Stone
Rent Prison Farm
Orval R. Miller
Church Farm
Raymond P. Hogg
Donald R. Jenkins
Department
Tandy A. Williams
Harry J. Boessen
Rent Farm
William A. Green
Robert A. Lootone
Ryna M. Wisch
Utilities ad ban eyed by Missouri panel
The Missouri House Consumer Protection Committee heard testimony on a bill by Rep. Wayne Goode to bar utilities from treating advertising costs as legitimate expenses if it boosts energy use. Opponents argued ads help balance demand and lower costs, while proponents say such promotion wastes resources. The measure aims at conservation and is under PSC review during a special session.
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Jefferson City
Consumer Protection Committee of the
Missouri House
Wayne Goode
D.normandy
The
Public Service Commission
Alberta Slavin
Utility Consumers Council of Missouri
Slavin
Clayton
Weber
Goode
PSC
Missouri Senate Moves To Control Capitol Parking Garage
The Missouri Senate approved a resolution to let the Legislature regulate parking in the circular Capitol garage, citing a 1961 law. The measure, needing House approval, would assign each senator one space with remaining spots for staff while executives cut basement parking due to fire hazards. Some senators lost basement or outside spots amid complaints about weather and prioritization.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Capitol
Senators
Executive Branch
House
William J. Cason
Dclinton
Cason
Senate
Office of Administration
Key issue undecided in Kansas City bond vote
In Kansas City AP reports three of 14 bond issues passed easily on Tuesday with the key $30 million convention center lagging by nine votes in unofficial tallies. Officials expect changes by Saturday as official counts address possible tabulation errors. Other measures included fire protection 2.45 million, police protection 5.2 million, and water revenue bonds 10 million, all above 60 percent but below two-thirds. Turnout was just over 48,000, far below officials and mayor expectations.
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Kansas City
Convention Center
Missouri
Convention
Kansas
Conviction Upheld in 1972 St Louis Shootout Case
The Missouri Court of Appeals sustained the conviction of Thomas McCreary a 28 year old former Black Panther from New York for a 1972 shootout with St Louis police. McCreary already serving three concurrent 20 year terms and held on appeal bond while facing New York and Miami related charges. Ronald Brown 28 was also convicted and sentenced in the same case.
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Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
Conley
ST. Louis
Michael Howard
Harry James
James
Howard
Missouri Court of Appeals
Thomas McCreary
New York
McCreary
Miami
Ronald Brown
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