Olathe bank robbery suspect faces arson sentence ruling
Andrew Gipson 31 pleaded guilty to six counts including bank robbery for the January 19 Metcalf State Bank holdup. Arson sentence expected today. Co-defendants Henry Lloyd Brown 49 Karen Goetz 24 Bonnie Loe Wilane 22 and James Bouska remain charged and await hearings. Goetz surrender and Wilane remanded after injunctive hearings. Brown to be arraigned March 1. Wilane wounded Miller in the shooting that killed highway patrolman Eldon Miller.
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Morton plans retirement opens GOP chase for Kentucky seat
Senate veteran Thruston Morton of Kentucky announced retirement for personal reasons, clearing the way for Republican successors as leadership and party figures weigh a six year term. Reports tied health worries and party pressure to the potential withdrawal as the 1966 contest looms. Morton has shifted from hawk to dove on Vietnam and critics of policy cited in the discussion.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune and Post Established History
Jefferson City Post Tribune page details the Tribune established 1863 and the Post 106 years, listing publishers and staff including editors and managers. Subscription rates show local and out of state pricing, with mail and carrier options and coverage across Missouri counties. The notice notes Associated Press rights and circulation verification by the Audit Bureau.
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Antislavery group warns 10 million in bondage worldwide
NEW YORK fAPS reports antislavery activists estimate about ten million people are living as slaves across Africa the Middle East and the Americas. They urge United Nations action to enforce slavery abolition conventions noting that many children are sold for labor prostitution and domestic servitude.
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Mills backs travel tax amid U S protection push
AP report outlines Rep Wilbur Mills backing for a travel tax within a broad protectionist package. It notes White House expectations for non-tariff and border measures, GAIT negotiations, and concerns over a U S payments deficit while stressing Mills insistence on targeted tax types and equalization.
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Survey finds girls and boys miss balanced meals in Jefferson City
A survey in Jefferson City public high schools shows only 28 percent of girls and 9 percent of boys ate a balanced breakfast. Most ate two servings of meat daily, but few reached four cups of milk or four servings of fruits and vegetables. The study, led by Donna Smith of Holts Summit, involved 80 boys and 118 girls and supports the State Youthpower Congress initiative.
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Holts Summit
Florida teachers back from walkout amid quota talk
Gov Claude Kirk claimed most teachers were returning as Florida Education Association denies a statewide walkout report. Mills has introduced a textile quota bill amid rising calls for stricter measures. Officials say about 24 000 idle teachers were still off the job a week into the special session and the dispute over a $254.5 million education package continued.
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Senate boosts building funds for state universities
The Senate on Wednesday added about 3.5 million dollars to the next fiscal year’s building funds for state universities and colleges. The move expands funding for campus construction and maintenance projects across public institutions.
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Gas funds short for trio travel in Missouri budget
The budget debate in Jefferson City centered on fuel allowances for a traveling trio. Gov Hearnes noted a lack of added money for gasoline while lines item funding was partly vetoed. Salvation Army gifts totaling 1.1 million aided Southeast Missouri and other colleges, but overall funds were tight with no new money for the trio and fears of higher end-of-session costs.
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Bay County School Board Accepts Resignations Amid Shakeup
The Bay County School Board voted to accept resignations from 845 teachers, part of a major restructuring. In Palm Head County a group of five Jefferson City youth officials reported minor injuries after a one-vehicle crash at 1 38 a.m. on South Country Club Drive near U.S. 50. Stephen J. Sennett 15 David K. Ray Nathan were among those hospitalized but released. Sennett drove the vehicle which rolled after taking a curve and braking. Damage was about 1100 dollars.
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