Missouri House ends bill deadline with 611 new measures
The Missouri House of Representatives closed its bill introduction deadline on Thursday with 611 new measures and 32 constitutional proposals, adding to more than 700 bills and amendments carried over. The Senate is expected to continue introductions late this month, already surpassing 300 bills and nearly 20 amendments. Ten finalday items aim to end annual sessions, cap bills per member, authorize interstate compacts for a small sales tax, create countywide school districts plan, finance state employee insurance, establish medical trainee payments, and license pawnshops.
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Safety push ties highway deaths to war tolls
Rear Adm. Rose Waesche Jr. spoke for the DOT at the Governor's Conference on Highway Safety. He said highway fatalities exceed Vietnam battlefield deaths in every year of the war and highlighted alcohol countermeasure programs as vital. Missouri’s 1970 death rate ran above the national average, with early 1971 data showing a 3 percent rise. Kirkpatrick praised the Division of Highway Safety and backed making it a permanent agency.
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Tipton Aldermen weigh street work and city jobs
Tipton Board of Aldermen meet Monday night to discuss gravelled streets for acceptance, hire Ralph Gaw as city attorney, close a street and alley for redevelopment, and extend the sewer line into Benny Hannen subdivision. Officials review well development at Ashley Milk plant, repairs to the fire station, cinders for icy roads, and bids for industrial-area development tied to a $156,000 EDA grant. Residents urged to conserve water as Breeburg pump and a half-full 50,000 gallon tank are reported.
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Senate halts civil rights bill amid filibuster fight
The Senate paused a stalled civil rights bill after a failed second attempt to end debate. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. urged a vote on an amendment to extend coverage to firms or unions with at least eight employees, shifting current rules that cover 25 or more people. The bill’s fate remains uncertain as Senate leaders consider future votes and face a revived clash over the Employment Opportunity Commission powers.
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Excerpts From Hughes Autobiography Stir Controversy
New York Times publishes Hughes excerpts claiming possible autohraph manuscript involvement by Hughes and notes vulgar language and sexual exploits. Irving says he compiled the manuscript after many meetings. subpoenas target Suskind as investigators seek correspondence and grand jury testimony. Nina van Pallandt is cited by the Daily News regarding a testimony summons.
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Driver license tests cancelled for holidays
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports no driver’s license examinations on February 11 and 21 in Boonville Versailles California Mexico Columbia and Eldon due to legal holidays.
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Trivene Setetvehed 1005 cm and 1957-1999 notes
Publication details for Jefferson City Post-Tribune notes staff roles and circulation rates. It lists publishers, board cretrmen, president, and editors, along with delivery service areas and pricing structures for zones and counties. The text is garbled but centers on publication credits and postal rates.
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Cable ruling shows little local impact in Jefferson City
Federal Communications Commission ruling on cable programming will not affect local viewers in Jefferson City. Local firms like International Telemeter Corp. benefit from a grandfather clause while the rule aims to curb growth in top 50 markets, with Jefferson City placed below the top 100.
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East Side Association Forms Three Committees
East Side Betterment Association set up three committees at its first Board of Directors meeting. President Joe Weaver announced chairmen for public relations Buck Robinson Neal Hoherstreet and Mrs Clyde Parrish. Members invited. projects will be presented at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Missouri Electric Cooperative at 2722 B McCarty St.
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State Leaders Named for Parker Missouri Treasurer Bid
Richard N. Ward and William P. Jenkins, both of Columbia, have been named state campaign leaders in State Rep. George W. Parker's bid for Missouri treasurer. Ward was named state campaign director and Jenkins campaign coordinator.
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