House Dispatches Bills to Senate Reducing Calender Load
The Missouri House sped through Wednesday session sending over two dozen bills to the Senate and trimming its crowded calendar. Key measures include welfare reform to base aid on need, raise county welfare board sizes, and boost highway patrol pay. Also sent were pay-cycle changes for state workers, a higher tax on rented railroad cars, and various governance, taxation, and public safety provisions. The body rejected a mandatory orange cap for water skiers.
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Weather and power rate news from Missouri
The Missouri Public Service Commission suspended a proposed Kansas City Power & Light Co rate hike until late June. The firm sought an average 10 percent increase starting soon, which would raise annual revenues about 9.021 million dollars. Hearings and testimony were set with a March 3 filing deadline.
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The Jefferson City Post Tribune announces publishers Mrs Mrs Robert C Goshorn and Mr and Mrs William Weldon L Rose with staff including Rosert Bloss er and Majersky. The paper, printed by News Tribune Company, is a daily evening issue except Saturday from 210 Street. Rates show 20.00 per year in Cole and adjoining counties and 27.00 within the United States.
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Has Red Chinese dream of world revolution faded
AP analysis argues Mao Zedong and Chou Enlai, now in their 70s, may have abandoned hopes for a world revolution. It suggests Beijing shifts toward a longer view, inward development and outward ties with the United States, while fearing Soviet pressure.
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Freeing of Rev Daniel Berrigan After Prison Term
Rev Daniel Berrigan walked from Danbury federal prison after 18 months on parole amid cheers from about 200 supporters. He said his future work would focus on "survival and resistance" with TV watching. He planned to visit his mother in Syracuse before heading to New York City.
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Missouri Nears 821 Miles Open On Interstate Plan
Missouri reports 821 miles of the 1 147 planned Interstate open to traffic with 316 miles remaining under contract or awaiting final approval. About 25 miles on Route 55 from Brewer to Fruitland are due this year and Pemiscot County’s 13 miles will complete Route 55 in Missouri.
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Young robbers pull revolver grab dough in Kansas City
Two youths entered a Kansas City restaurant Tuesday night and announced a holdup with a revolver. They grabbed a white paper bag near the cash register, then fled. The bag contained three doughnuts.
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Farmers urged to influence state lawmakers
Missouri Farm Bureau program chairmen were urged by James C. Kirkpatrick to engage with legislators to shape farm policy. He emphasized lawful, ethical advocacy, staying informed, knowing both sides, and presenting factual opinions to ensure decisions reflect farmers’ interests.
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Informed Opinion Impresses Officials Says Speaker
He noted that nothing impresses a representative or state official more than hearing someone with an informed opinion. The remark underscores the value of prepared testimony and knowledgeable advocacy in public discourse.
Sewer talks in New Bloomfield plan upgrade
New Bloomfield City Council will discuss financing for a $200,000 sewer upgrade to a 1967 plan. FHA supervisor from Callaway County and a Missouri Engineering Corp engineer will outline a multiple lagoon system with grant and loan aid from FHA and the State Water Pollution Board. Mayor Dorsey Guy notes the project aims to accommodate growth.
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Council approves grant for Pettis-Marshall sheltered workshop
Sedalia Missouri AP Austin Mueller says the governor's council on developmental disabilities approved a 12195 grant to Pettis County's sheltered workshop. The funds finance a cooperative program with Saline County Marshall area, aiding building, supervision, and screening for admission as the two counties establish the workshop. Three area men win CPA certificates: Elmer Evans John Rucker and James Foster pass the exam in Jefferson City on November 3 4 5 1971.
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