Senate okays rental funds for flood victims in Missouri
The Missouri Senate approved a measure providing 468000 to rent 421 mobile home sites for flood victims and sent it to the governor. Lt. Gov. Phelps expected to sign in Bond’s absence as he attends the National Governors Conference. Senate adjourned until Monday with action looming on 1973 74 appropriations.
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Missouri Senate
William C. Phelps
Christopher S. Bond
Lake Tahoe
Nevada- California
Bond
Phelps
Senate
Lawrence Lee
D-St. Louis
Three killed in Missouri traffic wrecks this week
The Missouri Highway Patrol reported three deaths from separate crashes. Thomas Meyers, 21, of Florissant, died on Interstate 244 near Kirkwood when his car hit a tractor trailer and both vehicles burned. J W Willis, 65, of Champaign Illinois, died after his car overturned on Interstate 44 near Springfield. Frank Ponder, 60, of St Louis, died after his car overturned on Interstate 44 near Pacific Interchange in Franklin County. Driver Earl Golin, 53, of St Louis, was seriously injured. Two Fayette teens, Julius Johnmeyer 17 and Tina Johnmeyer 15, were lightly hurt when their car overturned on Mo 124 east of Mo 240.
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Thomas M. Meyers
Florissant
St. Louis County
Kirkwood
Highway Patrol
John W. Willis
Champaign
Ill
Cox Medical Center
Springfield
Green County
Frank M. Ponder
St. Louis
St. Francis Hospital
Washington
Franklin County
Pacific
Earl J. Golin
St. John's Mercy Hospital
Fayette
Howard County
Julius Albert Johnmeyer
Tina Johnmeyer
Keller Hospital
Jefferson City News Tribune Publisher Credits and Rates
The Jefferson City News Tribune lists publishers and editors, corporate details, and subscription rates. Carrier delivery in Jefferson City is 60 cents weekly, Sunday 85 cents weekly. mail rates include Cole and adjoining counties at 29 dollars per year and elsewhere at 27 dollars.
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Associated Press
Ose
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
United States
Auda Bureau of Circulations
Missouri Revenue funds settle after conference talks
A joint House Senate conference appropriations committee reached agreement on an 88.3 million dollar budget for the Department of Revenue after earlier deadlock on revenue funds. The panel also set final figures for education and other executive budgets as they proceed toward six remaining appropriations bills.
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Jefferson City
House-Senate
Department of Revenue
Department of Education
All Revenue
James R. Spradling
Revenue
Spradling
Missouri Tourism Commission
State Council On the Arts
House
Arts Council
Senate
Office of Administration
Missouri Information Service
Public Defender
Conference Committee
Miss Dunlop Removed as Longs Executrix in Missouri
In Bowling Green Missouri Judge J Overton Fry removed Helen Dunlop longtime secretary and companion of late Senator Edward V Long as executrix of his estate citing conflict of interest She had sold assets and decided debts without court approval while also holding positions with Canton State Bank and Farmers State Bank Greenfield The estate valued between 700000 and 2 million remains in probate with Longs widow Florence Long pursuing an alienation of affections suit and a 325 million claim against Dunlop The case follows concerns over a law library and a heifer sale and the dying senator previously hinted at possible poisoning which a coroner later ruled as natural causes The matter continues with no new poisoning probe unless new evidence emerges
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Bowling Green, Mo
Helen Dunlop
Edward V. Long
J. Overton Fry
Pike County Parobate Court
Miss Dunlop
Fry
Long
Florence
Canton State Bank of
Canton
Farmers State Bank of Greenfield,ll
Law Library
Bowling Green
Marion Wasinger
Thomas J. Osborne
Audrian County
Flood damage assessment in southeast Missouri continues
State and federal officials, led by Gov. Bond, coordinate damage estimates for southern Bolling, northern Stoddard, Cape Girardeau, and Scott counties after last weekend’s flash flooding. Officials expect a damage report next week with county and state agencies assisting, including senators Spradling and representatives Rust Proffer DeField and Cline.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Goodrich
Union
Bolling County
Stoddard County
Cape Girardeau County
Scott County
U.S. Office of Emergency Preparedness
State Adjutant General's Office
State Highway Department
Bond
Albert M. Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Gary Rust
Marvin E. Proffer
Jackson
Frederick W. DeField
Charleston
C. F. Cline
Sikeston
Jefferson City bids studied for Hough Riverside street project
Four bids were reviewed by the Jefferson City Housing Authority for street improvements in the Hough Park Riverside area. Paul Prost Construction Co. led with 95,650 dollars, followed by Scheperle Construction 95,886 and Sterling Excavation 101,723, Lindhardt Construction 112,430. HUD will fund three quarters of costs with city grants-in-aid covering the rest. The project includes storm sewers on Hough Street, new asphalt and curbing, water mains on Mississippi and Ellis, and 2555 feet of storm sewer in Hough Park. Construction likely to begin within 15 days after bid review.
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Jefferson City Housing Authority
Hough Park-Riverside
Paul Prost Construction Co
Riverside
Scheperle Construction Co
Sterling Excavation and Erection Inc
Lindhardt Construction Co
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hough Street
Pierce Street
Boges Creek
Johnson Street
Mississippi Street
Ellis Boulevard
St. Paul Street
Ellis
Mississippi
St. Paul
California Street
Hough Park
Extra judges battle in Missouri house over circuits
The Missouri House debated a plan to add five judicial circuits with extra judges in a partisan clash. Rep. Arnold proposed a substitute to include all circuits, with most judges elected in 1974 and a St. Louis County judge appointed. Republicans sought governor appointments for Greene County and other circuits. Deliberations paused to next week amid defeats of amendments. In a separate case, Billy Jo Smith, 23, received a five year sentence for assault with intent to maim after a jury found him guilty of beating Kenneth Lowell with a pistol on March 3. Smith has a prior forged check conviction and was jailed in 1969.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Jim Arnold
Waynesville
Senate
Franklin
Osage
Gasconade
Arnold
St. Louis County
Jefferson-Washington
Greene County
St. Charles-Pike-Lincoln
Pulaski, Phelps, Maines
Texas
House
Judiciary
Robert Snyder
R-Kirkwood
Richard Rabbitt
St. Louis
Richard DeCoster
Canton
Schuyler
Scotland
Clark
Adair
Knox
Lewis
Les Langsford
Springfield
George Murray
Creve Coeur
John Russell
Lebanon
Murray
Russell
Billy Jo Smith
E. McCarty
Department of Corrections
Smith
Kenneth Lowell
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State Highway Patrol
State Park Board
Miller
Camden Counties
Miller County
Rolla
State Division of Geological Survey
University of Missouri
J. W. Jackson
St. Charles
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
JAR
AMD
William H. Weldow
Robert Blossen
Donald Morfleet
News ‘Tribune Company
Monro Street
Akron, Ohio
United Rubber Workers and B. F. Goodrich Co
Columbus
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Volunteer Fire Department
Mary's In
Jefferson City News
News Tribune
A-1
Pizza Palace TV
Lehman, Mo
Aalto
Leh
Ole
Bridget Bardot
Michael Pollard
J.C
Furst
Modi
Mid-America
Eidatetsiaielskiohatens
Crown International Pictures
Karen Black
Etttlelaura
Big
John
Srienme
Little Laura
Big John
Fabian Forte
Kenny Miller
Paul Gleason
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Hoc
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