Legal Aid Grant Fight Tops City Officials Talks
In St Louis discussions on Hearnes veto of a $390,000 antipoverty grant to the Legal Aid Society the Office Fund backed $36,000 and officials from the Bar Association and local government urged guidelines to limit representation to the eligible poor and dismiss staff involved in civil disobedience. Officials said a compromise may be possible if new guidelines are adopted and the veto is overridden or revised.
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Republicans Plot Statewide Air Tour to Back St. Louis Dinner
Before questions began, Douglas outlined a one day statewide air tour with other Republicans planned for December 30 to drum up support for a fundraising dinner in St. Louis on February 10. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew is slated as principal speaker at the dinner.
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Missouri chaplain program not threatened by AG ruling
In Columbia Missouri Dr George A Alett says the state mental health division will not abolish chaplaincy services though a recent attorney general ruling prompted a review The Missouri Council of Churches and other religious groups met with officials to discuss the issue after a September ruling restricting public funds for jail chaplains Weather data and river stage figures are also included in the report
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Salvation Army exceeds chaplaincy funding goal in drive
Alett called the meeting useful for strengthening patient care in Salvation Army institutions and noted the chaplaincy advisory committee is reviewing chaplains role in community psychiatry. The Division of Mental Health staffs 28 fulltime chaplains. the annual drive raised about 5 675 by noon, with 135 from five volunteers who caroled last week. Rev Mr Price praised Ulett and the division for total patient care and the program's religious aspect. Attendees included leaders from First Baptist Church.
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Five families named in local church chaplaincy drive
The list includes Donna Schaefferkoetter and Cindy Burgess of Overlook and Meadow Lanes, Linda Burton, Sally Cook of Lake B. Cook, and Julie Carroll with many relatives, plus Dr. Shands and Rev. John Burkhalter among clergy. They helped raise about $500 for the Salvation Army via local business contacts.
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Donald Schaefferkoetter
Overlook
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Robert Burgess
Meadow Lane
Linda Burton
Sally Cook
Ried Son
Sam Cba Gems
Lake B. Cook
Country Club
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Julie Carroll
Robert Carroll
Norman Shands
Kansas City
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Internal Revenue appoints Wells as Jefferson City director's rep
James F Wells, named to lead the Internal Revenue Service office in Jefferson City, replaces former agent in a move announced by district director EB Trainor. Wells, a Northwest Missouri State graduate, presides over the St Louis district’s offices while forecasts warn of light snow through Christmas morning.
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ST. Louis
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Weather Bureau
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Kansas City
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Pedigo
Northwest Missouri State College
Virginia Hanson
Shortage of nuns may close three area Catholic schools
The Jefferson City Diocese contemplates closing three elementary Catholic schools in Wardsville California and Tipton after this school year due to a nun shortage. A Palmyra school may also close. 458 students are enrolled across the three schools.
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U S critics of Arab peace bid report limited progress
The Nixon administration and Soviet officials clash over Middle East diplomacy. Officials say Moscow criticized U S proposals while Arabs express displeasure with Washington reinforced pro Israeli stance. U N Big Four chiefs convene in New York to discuss strategy and plan another meeting.
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Japanese visitor seeks cattle amid Missouri plant fire
AP reports a mobile homes factory near Noel Missouri burned on Tuesday, following a Monday blaze at a nearby trailer plant. Dr Sumi Momose aims to buy cattle in Missouri while evaluating dairy and beef stock for export to Japan. Loss is estimated at $200,000 with calves to be sold. causes attributed to an accidental welding torch spark as fire crews from Missouri and Arkansas fought the blazes. Dr Momose has been touring central Missouri farms.
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St John Lutheran Church hosts St Louis Lutheran Children's Choir
The St Louis Lutheran Children's Choir in its 19th season will present a Christmas concert at 3 30 p m Sunday at St John Lutheran Church Schubert east of Jefferson City directed by Herbert Toensing. The program features classical Lutheran and modern Christmas music.
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Home for Christmas furlough and college exchange reports
A cadet from Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri is on an 18 day Christmas furlough. William A. Metz son of Mr and Mrs O A Metz of 2111 Cedar Hill Road plans to return to Missouri in the spring. The Association teams with Nagano Veterinary Association to promote mutual understanding and exchange of information.
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Body of youth found in Valley Park woods
The body of 17 year old Minor Paul Jones son of Valley Park alderman Robert Jones was found by two youths trapping rabbits in snow covered fields. Autopsy did not reveal cause of death but indicated he had been dead five to seven weeks after being reported absent from FF Knox Kentucky since October 3.
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