Housing board outlines community development plans
Jefferson City Housing Authority executive director Ted J. Herron told board members that Moreau Drive Atchison Street and South Side neighborhoods are being drafted into development proposals. About 25 resident maps were returned to guide priorities as planners weigh federal grants of roughly 200000 each while funding limits push for phased work. A 2.7 million one year MOR 45 loan note deal with Bank of America was also announced with a 3.42 percent rate and premium.
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Litton Dominates Missouri Senate Campaign Spending
Congressman Jerry Litton leads in campaign outlays, with his Missourians for Litton committee spending 543,476 for the U S Senate bid. Symington and Hearnes report multi hundred thousand totals, while Litton loans rise and a personal 100,000 contribution shapes a high finance race for the August 3 Democratic primary.
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Kansas City
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Supreme Court
South Carolina
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St. Louis
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Indictment of seven pressmen tied to Washington Post riot
A federal grand jury indicted seven members of Local 6 of the Newspaper and Graphic Communications Union on rioting and property destruction charges tied to a strike at the Washington Post last October. The strike remains unsettled, with the Post still publishing.
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Washington Post
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Holliman gets life in prison for arson and murder
Chester L. Holliman was sentenced in St. Louis Circuit Court to life in prison and a concurrent five year term after he allegedly set fire to his estranged wife's West End home and killed Patrolman John Summers who responded to the disturbance.
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