Assembly Ties 148 Day High Mark of 1995
Missouri lawmakers tied the 148 day session record as conferences labor over major bills. House foes push for county welfare residency. Senate wary of delaying Casey bill. Revenue leans higher. highway patrol funds surge. school funds rise by millions. Navajo funeral superstition delays burial after drowning incident.
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United Pres
Missouri
Senate
House
General Assembly
Governor Stark
Somme
Senate Appropriations Committee
McDonald to Head Culver Stockton College
W H McDonald of Trenton Mo was elected president of Culver Stockton College by unanimous vote of the board in St Louis He will take office July 1 succeeding John Helper Wood who becomes president emeritus McDonald a minister and former superintendent of schools has degrees from William Jewell and studied at Northwest Missouri State and USC He has served as Harris Mo superintendent for five years and the past 14 as head of the public junior college.
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Canton, Mo
W. H. McDonald
Trenton
Culver- Stockton College
St. Louis
John’ Helper Wood
Joan McDonald
Mexico
Christian Church
William Jewell College
Liberty
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Maryville
University of Southern
Boys Yield Boats to a Huge Carp
Oshkosh Wisconsin June 3 The fish rode in a boat and the fishermen swam Harry Mitchell and Robert Kramer both 14 explained that when the 12 pound carp jumped out of Lake Winnebago into their boat they jumped out of the boat into the lake.
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Oshkosh
Wis
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Robert Kramer
Lake Winnebago
Electric fence keeps fish from leaving designated area
Howard B. Blakeslee reports on a Burkey electrical device that creates a harmless water field to repel fish within a six foot radius. The system uses a float hung wire to form a fence so fish stay near the conservation zone until government harvest plans are ready.
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Burkey
Joplin man attempts suicide in tree and pit rescue
J. J. Thursman, 64, of Joplin Missouri, tried to hang himself after climbing a tree and then jumping into an eight foot pit at an abandoned mill site. A neighbor and firemen pulled him to safety after he could not secure the rope. He suffered leg bruises but was unharmed otherwise.
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Joplin
J. J. Thursman
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