Lou Brock Gets Disadvantaged SBA Loan Sweep
SBA guaranteed a 155000 bank loan to Lou Brock the St. Louis Cardinals left fielder under the minority program. Brock said he sought conventional financing to open an East St. Louis dealership and was surprised the guarantee came through minority aid rather than standard SBA lending.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
Lou Brock
Brock
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Louis Cardinals
SBA
St. Louis
Pfeffer
Np Equity
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Heellers
C. J. Rogers
SBA Washington
Union National Bank of East
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Sbas
Sid
John F. Pfeffer
Voters reject Russellville sewer bond plan
Russellville voters defeated a 4239,000 sewer bond by about two to one, with 227 against and 12 for. City Mayor Leslie Twitchell says he will resubmit and the council will set a new date at the next meeting, warning federal action could impose a costlier system.
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Russellville
Russellwilie
Leslie Twitchell
Twitchell
Cub Scout Pack 8 Fishing Trip Winners Named
Cub Scout Pack 8 at Trinity Wutcheran School held a lake fishing outing. Prizes went to Steve Green Chris White and Eddie Hartenstein for the most fish. Scouts and parents enjoyed a barbecue and pot luck supper after the event.
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Cub Scout
Trinity Wutcheran School
Steve Green
Chris White
Eddie Hartenstein
Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead and masthead note
The fragment shows the Jefferson City Post-Tribune name and publisher credits including MR AND MRS ROBERT C. Gosnons and MR AND MRS WILLIAM WM WELDON. It lists board chair ROBERT BLOSSER and editors KENNETH MM JOHNSON, with publishing details and pricing notes. The text appears to be the newspaper’s masthead and business notices, not a specific news story.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune Theribune Estaniereawn
Ipee
Robert C. Gosnons
William WM Weldon
R. Bk. Rose
Robert Blosser
Joseph G. Majersky
Eciter
Kenneth MM. Johnson
Euplahsd
Pribune Company
Monde Street
Oak City
Ate
Osecuinted Press de Beane
Tm Riese
Othis Paper
al Igate
Ouaigaion
Amar
Jeversorsity
Missouri
Nye
Doe
Vray
Mithourl
Lelterse
Community Fund names two new divisions heads
Perry W. Hawes announces two United Community Fund appointments. Mrs. Harold B. Nolte will chair the Public Affairs Division, linked to schools and local hospitals. Winston Cook will head the Professional Division for dentists doctors and lawyers. Campaign runs Sept. 30 to Nov. 4.
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Cook
Nolte
United Community Fund
Perry W. Hawes
Harold B. Nolte
Capitol
Lincoln University
St. Mary's Hospital
Memorial Community Hospital
Charles ‘E. Still Hospital
Winston Cook
Crestmere Court
St. Louis United Fund
Interim committees to study problems before next session
Missouri lawmakers created seven new joint House Senate interim study committees to operate before the 1971 session. Each panel has five members from both chambers and will investigate state problems and propose new legislation. Committees cover recreation and water resources, administration of law and justice, mobile home tax policy, health and zoning, uniform consumer credit code review, intangible tax losses, public and private aid sources, and tax exemption and revision targeting nonprofits and foundations.
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Missouri
House
Senate
76Th General Assembly
Albert M. Spraching
Cape Girardeau
Uwvo
Leaky valve slows Apollo 11 practice run at Cape
Apollo 11 rehearsal at Cape Kennedy paused for more than three hours after a leaky valve in the Saturn V rocket service tower affected the countdown. NASA crews tightened the valve on the 200 foot level as the team worked to resume the simulated ignition. The test aims to root out issues before the final count begins next week, with teams loading supercold liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen into the Saturn V tanks. The mission plans include the command ship and lunar module expected to carry two astronauts to the moon on July 20.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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NASA
Moon
Army hopes Burger Court eases military crime rulings
The Army bets on the Burger Court to loosen the 1950s precedent barring military trials of servicemen charged with non service connected crimes. Chief Justice Warren Burger’s arrival and a potential new tilt on the Supreme Court could widen retroactivity and free court martial convictions, as officials assess cases moving to the high court.
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Washington
Burger Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Army
Weidaw
Earl Warren
Warren
Walter’c. Daniel
James F. O'Callahan
Lin l
al Calh. University
At- Carl Sapp
Hawaii
Board of Curators
Daniel
Davison
ABC
Justices Department
Warren E. Burger
Abel Fortas
Weather data and river stages roundup
Barometer 30.01 rising and relative humidity 78 percent. Sunrise 5 48 and sunset 8 Sun river and lake readings cover Kansas City Boonville La Hermann Lake of the Ozarks with stages listed for V36 Fall Q 25.0 tollo1 26.3 rise.
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Boonville
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Melvin R.laird
Justice Department
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Kenneth J. Hodson
Judge Advocate
O'Callahan
Tech
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Lions Club
Hremorfs
Jaycee Cole Co. Fairgrounds
Sunrise Optimist Club
YO Optimist Clubs
Kenlee Motel
James BO Bond
HS Aman
Technicola Hepei
VTE
Artiste
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van Dyke
Sally Ann Howes
Lionel Jeffries
Neran
Wile
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Margaret Mitchells
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
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