Welfare probe finds under 3 percent ineligible in Missouri rolls
An Associated Press report details a nine month welfare review by Missouri Division of Welfare Director Proctor N. Carter. Of 931 aged blind and disabled cases checked, 28 were ineligible. 846 ADC families were checked with 34 ineligible. ADC and adult assistance rolls number around 53,000 and 119,000 respectively. The study suggests ineligibility near 3 percent for adults and 2.7 percent for ADC but cautions small sample limits. Carter calls for more frequent case investigations and staff, noting 295 new positions asked for and approved.
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Associated Press
Missouri
State Division of Welfare
Proctor N. Carter
Carter
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Warren E. Hearnes
Nixon and Democrats plan State of the Union messages
President Nixon will address Congress on January 20 in a likely speech outlining existing proposals. The Democratic majority prepares a televised counter assessment to air shortly after. The talks foretell no major new proposals, with welfare reform health care and federal revenue sharing among the top items. tax and dollar policy may surface in campaign year discussions.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
White House
Lawrence F. O'Brien
State of the Union
Rpublicans
Lyndon B. Johnson
Board silent on Finch license after murder conviction
The Missouri Board of Healing Arts has had no contact with Dr. Bernard Finch of California, released after a wife killing. Executive secretary John Hailey says the board has not received any gesture from Finch and notes felony conviction can revoke licensure. He doubts the reports that a change in law is needed before contact. Licenses are issued via reciprocity or examination.
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Associates Press
State Board of Healing Arts
Bernard Finch
California
Finch
John A. Hailey
Eldorado Springs
Hailey
Missouri
Judicial panel to pick nominees for Missouri appeals
The Appellate Judicial Commission will meet January 29 to select candidates for two Kansas City appellate vacancies and one in St Louis. Vacancies arose from Judge Fred L Howard's death and Judge David J Dixon leaving the bench. A 1971 statute adds a judge to the court. Harry L C Weier would become a judge on the St Louis Court of Appeals. Davis reappointed to state tax panel Gov Warren E Hearnes.
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Associated Press
Appellate Judicial Commission
Missouri Courts of Appeals
James A. Finch Jr
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Fred L. Howard
David J. Dixon
Harry L.C. Weier
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Hospital admissions and traffic reports fill daily record entry
A long list details hospital admissions including Mrs. Rose Kiesling and many others, followed by several traffic incidents and fines. Specific names and addresses appear for admissions, with incidents on Highway 30 Madison Street and East High Street, resulting in a death at St Marys Hospital and multiple fines for careless driving and related infractions.
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St.Mary's
Rose Kiesling
Louis Kormeier
Owensville
Renee Kraus
Dorothy Fransis
California
Lou Ann Harlan
Raymond Sharisin
Westphalia
Carol Ann Werner
Rock Hill
Linda L. Lieneke
Senate Court
Delbert Matthews
Chamois
Norma Walz
Swift's Highway
Russell
Traffic bureau cites Lois Frank for speeding case
Lois Diane Frank, 21, of Rt. 4, was fined $10 after speeding 40 mph in a 30 mph zone. The citation was issued by the traffic bureau.
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Lois Diane Frank
Rt. 4
Police report of chair left in street at local intersection
Max Oldham of 918 Broadway St reported Tuesday that a white lawn chair was in the street at the Marilyn and Forest Drives intersection. The chair was collected and taken to the police department.
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Max Oldham
Broadway St
Marilyn and
Forest Drives
Marriage Licenses for Bremer and Ketterer Filed
Marriage license applications listing Robert J. Bremer of Glasgow and Brenda J. Ketterer of O Fallon. In a Magistrate Court Joseph F. Arbeiter, 54, St. Louis, was fined 100 dollars plus 318.70 costs and his driver’s license revoked for one year for driving while intoxicated.
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Robert J. Bremer
Glasgow
Brenda J. Ketterer
O'Fallon
Joseph Francis Arbeiter
St. Louis
Toombs preliminary hearing postponed in Lincoln case
A preliminary hearing set for Tuesday in Magistrate Court for Tommy Toombs 21 of West Miami Beach Florida was postponed to an undetermined date. He is charged with rape of a Lincoln University coed, based on a complaint by one of two young women alleging a July 13 attack at 54 Lafayette Street.
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Toombs
Tommy Toombs
Lincoln University
West Miami Beach
Fla
Lafayatte St i
Ratchford plan gains support at UMKC campus
Kansas City AP. Chancellor James C. Olson of the UMKC campus backs Dr. C. Brice Ratchford’s role and scope proposals to reduce duplicate graduate programs across the four campuses. He envisions master’s degrees in each department and supports expanding UMKC offerings while some faculty and students worry about Columbia campus prestige.
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Kansas City
James C. Olson
University of Missouri
C. Brice Ratchford
Olson
Ratchford
Columbia
Weather report from The News Tribune
Readings show yesterday's high 25 and low 33 with a heaviest rainfall of .47 inches in 1927 on this date. Month totals 4.23 inches. year to date 24.72 inches. Barometer 2.93 rising, humidity 77 percent. Three day Missouri forecast calls for slight cooling with highs in the 30s to mid 40s and little precipitation.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Boonville
Jeterson City
Hermann
Lake of the Qzarka
Missouri
Bank Robbers Caught in Cologne Heist
Police report three men robbed a Cologne bank of 97000 dollars wounded one robber and captured the others. A 21 year old hostage was seized and later rescued unharmed as a car chase ended near Saarbrucken after negotiations broke down.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Cologne
Missouri welfare program ends for unemployed fathers
Missouri faced ending the ADC II program that allowed unemployed fathers to live at home while still receiving ADC payments. Gov. Hearnes planned to ask the 1972 General Assembly to extend the program, arguing it helped keep families intact, though lawmakers feared it discouraged job seeking.
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Warren E. Hearnes
General Assembly
Missouri
Hearnes
Panel finds fire department discrimination in St Louis
The Missouri Commission on Human Rights found probable cause of racial discrimination in the St Louis Fire Department. Investigating commissioner Richard J Chamier cited hiring and promotional practices for sworn and civilian employees and day to day living conditions. NAACP opened the investigation in November naming Chief Denis Broderick and other city officials. The panel may pursue conciliatory action or, failing that, a public hearing by the state commission.
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Associated Press
Missouri Commission On Human Rights
St. Louis
Richard J. Chamier
Moberly
NAACP
Denis Broderick
William Trantina
R. Hiliot Searce
George Stemmier
UCF relocates offices to Adams Street in Jefferson City
The United Community Fund of Jefferson City moves from High Street to 213 Adams Street for volunteer convenience with ground level access. Mailing address P. O. Box 1064 and telephone 636 4100 remain unchanged.
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UCF
Adams St
United Community Fund of
Jefferson City
High Street
Community Fund
Elderly blind couple wed in Las Vegas fun city
Marjory Stewart never saw since infancy marries Gene Stahl blinded by glaucoma. She is 76, he nearly 82. The couple met 16 years ago in Los Angeles at the Braile Institute and married after a long friendship. They lead Active Blind, Inc., aiding the newly blinded and planning a book. Church services mark New Year’s Eve in Cedar City and New Bloomfield.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Marjory Stewart
Gene Stahl
Los Angeles
Braile Institute
United Methodist
Cedar City
New Bloomfield
C. Neil Dubach
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the Daily Record
Charles E. Still
Charlotte Brandon
Tanner Bridge Rd
Irene Wieberg
Argyle
Daniel Blackburn
Fulton
Connie Balfour
Carolyn Robinett
Eldon
Erma Burris
Phenia Fewins
Ashland
Hoger Connell
Swallow Lane
Clarence Jaegers
McCarty St
Elizabeth Handing
Meta
Mark Jones
Larry Holmes
Capitol View Village
Lois Quinn
Gordon St
Maggie Glenn
Belle
Barbara Renneke
Lucille Eye
Eugene
Patricia Winters
Holts Summit
Bertha Culle
Washington St
Norma Jennings
Caroline Borgmeyer
Ira King
Windriver
Chris Decker
Henry Rentsch
Leota McGarity
Versailles
Marilyn Thomas
Iberia
Oma Vaughn
St. Elizabeth
Beatrice Weber
Russell Brown
Monroe St
Gilyan Schuyler
Doris Wyrick
W. Edgewood
Highway 30
Madison Street
Floyd MM. Cunningham
Rolla
Gary Lee Tebbenkamp
Lee
Delaware Street
Elizabeth A. Beck
Orscheln Brothers Truck Lines, Inc
Delaware St
East High Street
Ash Street
Francis A. Btruempf
West Main Street
Dix Road
Warren Rowan
Douglas Dr
St. Mary's Hospital
George Miller Bacon Jr
W. McCarty
Marvin J. Keown
Bolton Dr
Francis A. Struempf
E. Miller
Leo Virgil Jacobson
Sterling CC
Hawkins
Springfield
Leon Aber
Sunset Lake Rd
Traffic Bureau
UMKC
Weather Report
Kurt Vicenik
Mar-seilles
Saarland
St. Wendel
Hamburg
Raymond Howard
D-St. Louis
William Cason
Clinton
Budget Control Committee
Sen
J. F. Patterson
D-Caruthersville
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
State Commission
Herman's Samsonite
Vapor
Maen
Cleavante
Gowan
Ladker Pant
Coats
Stah
Marjory
Stahl
Mrs. Stahl
Active Blind, Inc
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