Missouri House approves nearly 1.9 billion dollars in major bills
The Missouri House of Representatives passed and sent to the Senate major appropriation bills totaling about 1.9 billion dollars with no debate and lopsided votes. Two bills drew negative votes: an emergency aid package of 1.2 million for St. Louis transit and 50,000 for the commission on the status of women.
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Ryte Amecene
Missouri House of Representatives
Senate
St. Louis
Commission On the Status of Women
Signals Scheduled for Change at Cedar City Intersection
Work to change signals at the intersection of U S Highways 54 and 63 at Cedar City will start at 8 30 a m Wednesday. Southbound traffic on U S 54 left turns onto old Route 94 will no longer be protected by a left turn arrow. After completion of the work scheduled for noon Wednesday traffic making left turns will yield on the standard green light. The change was authorized by Ray Lahmeyer engineer for District 5 of the State Highway Department.
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Cedar City
Turks
Ray Lahmeyer
District 5
The
State Highway Department
Weather Data From The News Tribune Report
Weather report from News Tribune Weather Bureau covering the past 24 hours ending noon with rainfall so far on this date in 54 years. Includes temperatures high yesterday 47 and low 2, barometer 20.48, sunrise 6 3, precipitation notes, lake and river stages for Missouri River in Rocheport Boonville Jefferson City and surrounding areas.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Missouri River
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Rochanges
Boonville
Sitvon City
Harmons
Senate panel tacks subsidy on measure
The Senate Appropriations Committee added over 2 million dollars to an emergency bill for a St. Louis Airport Authority. While welfare programs faced cuts, a 2 million dollar boost was approved to buy land for a new airport. Chairman Donald Manford noted remaining funds could restore aid to general relief recipients and the permanently disabled. Welfare cuts included 93,084 for county costs of distributing federal surplus commodities and 955,000 from Habler State Park funds. The measure heads to conference committee.
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St. Louis
House
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Chamisas City
State Welfare Division
General Assembly
State Park Board
Habler State Park
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Arab Hijackers Hold Plane With 135 Aboard in Aden
Arab hijackers claim ties to the Palestine Liberation Force on a Boeing 707 hijacked one hour from New Delhi bound for Athens and Frankfurt. 119 men and 1 crew remained aboard with negotiations led by Southern Yemen officials as Egypt’s ME news agency reports vary on passenger release.
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Cairo
Wasfi Teli
Jordan
Youssef Khatib
Mohammed Saleh Awlaki
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Tokyo
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Supreme Court to rule on grand jury questions to Gravel aides
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a federal grand jury may question aides of Sen. Mike Gravel and third parties about the Pentagon Papers publication. The case centers on whether congressional speech and debate immunity bars questioning related to Gravel's legislative conduct and republication arrangements. The Boston circuit court ruled aides cannot be questioned about legislative conduct or republication. the Justice Department argues only the member’s conduct is protected.
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Supreme Court Today
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Gravel
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Boston
Justic’ Department
Congress
Justice Department
Leonard S. Rodberg
Howard Webber
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press
Rodberg
Circuit Court
Lottery measure gains narrow win
A constitutional amendment to legalize lotteries barely passed the House on a 66-46 vote, falling short of the required majority for passage. The measure would create a state lottery with about 14 million dollars for general tax relief and schools, with proceeds partly in prize money and revenue. Amendments sought to bar political contributions by nonprofit groups and require club membership openness, while other measures advanced on tax and charter changes for Missouri counties.
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Missouri
Missouri Court Rules Presses Not Subject to Sales Tax
Missouri Supreme Court upholds that commercial printers are manufacturing, exempting sales of printing presses from sales tax. Heidelberg Central Inc. sold printing presses in Kansas City. assessments cover 1968 to 1969. Court notes newspapers generally lack manufacturing, but printers produce taxable goods via machinery and skill.
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Missouri
Henry J. Eager
Eager
IRA claims responsibility for deadly Aldershot bombing
Seven paratroopers are killed and sixteen wounded in a bombing at Britain's largest army base in Aldershot. The IRA, via its official wing, said the attack was a reprisal for killings by troops in Derry. The blast hit a mess hall and struck the 1st Battalion of the 1st Paratroop Brigade, with several officers among the dead or wounded.
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England
Irish Republican Army
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Northern Ireland
IRA
Derry
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Cedar City selects sewer plan for future needs
Cedar City Aldermen approved one of three sewer plans from Butler Engineering Co. The chosen system promises better drainage and broader reach. Mayor L C Corley said completion may come by April, with a district covering current city limits and 30 years of growth. The board will meet a Jefferson City committee to discuss Cedar City sewage processing.
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Cedar City Board of Aldermen
Butler Engineering Co
Kansas
Cedar City
L C. Corley
Carley
Corley
Jefferson City
Westinghouse
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