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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
4
The Supreme Court invalidates Cincinnati ordinance banning groups of three or more on sidewalks as vague and unconstitutional. Chief Justice Stewart leads a five vote majority. Justices say free assembly and association protections forbid criminalizing conduct merely because it is annoying. The ruling emphasizes First and Fourteenth Amendments limit state power to regulate public assembly.
Sue Ane Wood a Bi. Teulx Globe Democrat feature writer and reporter is named the Jefferson City Beuler High School Alumnus Award recipient. The honor will be presented at commencement exercises Thursday at 8 pm. She is a Bentor High School graduate, University of Missouri alumna, and former editor and valedictorian with extensive journalism honors.
Fragmentary weather data shows unclear values and places. Readers are advised to consult official forecasts for accurate temperatures and conditions.
The piece urges parents and youths to learn the facts about drugs, discuss honestly, and avoid sensationalizing heroin or marijuana. It notes scare tactics can mislead, emphasizes real risks, and promotes trusted community resources to meet the drug challenge.
An arbitration panel funded by the Missouri Department of Education ruled in favor of Eugene in a boundary dispute with Jefferson City. The board, chaired by Jana Dr. John Bearden, concluded Eugene should keep its present boundary. Earlier, Eugene residents petitioned to join Jefferson City and votes on the April ballot showed Jefferson City voters approved the change, while Eugene voters defeated it.
New rules require all manufacturing and processing plants to obtain permits and install odor control equipment before operating. The commission aims to reduce offensive emissions within six months and covers facilities from food prep to heavy industry including poultry and hog feeding. Rural operators may face challenges as residents move from urban areas, with statewide complaints about asphalt plants noted.
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Cole County Court instructed Phil Luebbert to notify highway workers that shifts will run from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The decision followed complaints from JaQuiriey Srewk residents in the ouster.
Mayor John G. Christy proclaims Friday as Mildred Garrett Day honoring Mrs. Garrett for kidney disease awareness and her role in donating a kidney machine to St. Mary’s Hospital in Jefferson City. A white elephant auction at Selinger Centre funds the Mildred Garrett Fund. Proceeds support her civic work and the donation drive.
Report details a drug information program guiding residents to mail back a card, keep the white card, and wait seven days for analysis results. Sheriff and local officials will handle identifications and route identities to appropriate agencies. The program's data go to the Jefferson City-Cole County Committee on Drug Usage for further studies. Separate notes announce Norman W. Thompson’s postal promotion and Jack Tolen’s appointment as collector, replacing Virgil Stroup.
Charles Combs of Bolivar died Monday at St. Ampex Marys Hospital in Anaconda after a lengthy illness. Born November 11, 190, in Abilene Kansas, he was married to Lily L. Sawyer in 1911. Survived by two sons J Bryce Combs and Adrian C Combs, two daughters Thelma Palmer and Laura Roberts, a sister Winnie Shiner, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. He worked 20 years for Polk County School System before moving to Jefferson City in 1908 and later for Missouri State Department of Corrections until retirement in 1968. Funeral Thursday at Buescher Memorial Chapel with Rev. G Nelson Duke. Burial Hawthorn Memorial Gardens.
Roward H. Riley of Salt Lake City and former Jefferson City resident died Saturday in Salt Lake City. He was born June 3, 1912, in Jefferson City, son of Thomas J. and Elizabeth Riley, and brother of James T. Riley, Cole County Circuit Court Judge. Survived by wife Marjorie Madsen, married 1946 in Salt Lake City. A World War II veteran, he had been an VA worker since 1946. Funeral and burial planned Thursday at Sandy, Utah.
Mrs. Gildys Louise Billingsley of Tipton died Monday at St Marys Hospital after two weeks there. Born November 11, 1994 near Tipton she was the daughter of the late Astas Lawrence and Lela Powell Pulley. She taught 18 years including eight at Tipton High School and also taught in Jamestown and Versailles. She was a member of Tipton Christian Church and Eastern Star Chapter 33. Survivors include daughter Mrs Key Simon, Tipton. sister Mrs Richard Hudson, Tipton. and three grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 pm Wednesday at Tipton Christian Church with Rev George B Igo. burial at Tipton Masonic Cemetery. Conn Funeral Home, Tipton, in charge.
Wilfred E. Clark 55 of 1008 Buena Vista died at Jefferson City Hospital Sunday. An employee of the Missouri Planning and Construction Division he was born May 19, 1916 in Linn. Survived by wife Fern and ten grandchildren, with services at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church at 2 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Jim McCoy.
Wright said he considered withdrawing a rule while Rep J D Kel Banks protested the chair’s clause to the State Commission of Human Rights. Chairman Richard J Chamier of Moberly argued the private club has a lawful right to be exclusive, but he favored deleting the all white clause to promote harmony.
Mrs. E. DB Miller, 86, of Moberly, died Friday at a nursing home after three months of failing health. She was the mother of Howard McCrabb of 2107 Sehellridge Road. Burial services were to be held today in Moberly.
Holiday Span Inc. disclosed this morning that Holiday Inn properties in Jefferson City the Downtown at 62 Monroe and the South at 1987 Christy Lane are being sold to an Obie franchiser. Final contracts will move to Jackson B. Wolff Eddie R. Hammonds and Herbert I. Moses of Port Clinton Ohio. Managers will transfer to new posts as operating methods and management for the new franchise are set to be announced on signing.
A three year old girl rolled a mother's car downhill striking a parked vehicle owned by Thomas Copeland at 1001 Oak Street. Thelme Distler's daughter Myra Distier of 1004 Oak Street had no injuries. Early Monday a Freeburg man, Kenneth Rating, 37, reported hitting a deer on Weston Highway near Expressway Drive and skidding off the road, with no injuries and the car overturning.
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