Burger nominee confirms court lacks power to legislate
Senate Judiciary Committee endorses Warren Burger for chief justice. He declares the Supreme Court cannot amend the Constitution or legislate. pledges to disclose outside income sources and drop unrelated activities if confirmed. Hearings note ongoing ethics questions and calls for clearer judge disclosure amidst Warren era controversy.
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M16 rifle production may be turned over to S Korea
Defense officials disclosed talks to allow South Korea to co produce the M16 with modifications to its firing chamber. The plan would not delay U S supplies for 40 000 troops in Korea and would address a long debated weapon made controversial by Vietnam era jamming and reliability concerns.
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Warfield Placed on Five Year Probation in Robbery Case
Jefferson City resident David Bruce Warfield was placed on five years probation by Cole County Circuit Court Judge James T. Riles on charges of first degree robbery. He admitted taking 198 dollars in an armed robbery at the Holiday Inn South on Orr Street on July 7, 1908.
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Red Cross swim schedule announced for Memorial Pool
Red Cross publishes complete swim schedule with enrollments posted June 13 at 811 East High St. Beginning July 1 students from multiple towns including Wardsville and St. Thomas attend 10 10 a.m. sessions for lifesaving and water safety classes. Kinn school attendees at 9 20 a.m. for lifesaving and instructor courses. Adult classes start at 7 p.m. daily, with A N and daily formats at Memorial Pool.
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Larry Stauffer Receives Medicine Degree at Kansas University
Larry K. Stauffer, 88, of Boonville Re., graduates from Kansas University School of Medicine in Lawrence. Commencement held in Lawrence. He will serve internships at St Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City beginning June. He is married to former Stewart of Jefferson City.
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California scout earns Eagle rank
A spring court of honor by Boy Scout Troop 130 California honored 12 boys. John McPherson son of Mr and Mrs Elliott McPherson California received the rank of Eagle Scout. He has earned 38 merit badges. Others receiving the rank included Dickie Burke Randy Crawford Freddie Bar Randy Weiler Mike Snodgrass Brian Elliot and Jim Minturn. Robert Tuttle and Kim Birdsong learned the rank but were absent. Merit badges went to Bill Schindler and Charles Colozza. B Terwilliger received the Showman Sam Award. Bill Schindler earned a perfect attendance pin.
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Busby to Receive Distinguished Alumni Award
Alan T. Busby of Lincoln University will be honored by the University of Connecticut Alumni Association with a Distinguished Alumni Award. The accolade, one of two given annually, will be presented at the Annual Alumni Luncheon on June 7 at the University of Connecticut campus. Busby, a longtime veteran affairs counselor and former Lincoln University agriculture official, is a 1918 U Conn graduate and 1930s Cornell M B A holder.
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Copper wire theft hits Jefferson City area
Several thefts are reported to police including $890.30 of copper wire from a construction shed at 900 Southwest Blvd tied to Phil G Bauer and Sons Plumbing and Heating. Other losses include a typewriter and radio from Turner Lacey's apartment, a TV from Charles Vaughn, and cash from John T Fromme in Central Trust Bank lobby.
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Study of county road aid proposed by Parker
Rep. George Parker of Colorado asks the Department of Community Affairs to study technical assistance for county road systems. He notes many counties lack a qualified highway engineer and questions bridge safety inspections. Parker urges a cooperative effort with the State Highway Commission.
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Light turnout foretold in St. Louis area vote
Clayton Missouri AP election officials estimated about 20 percent of St. Louis County's 419,898 registered voters would cast ballots on four bond proposals totaling 84 million dollars. Proceeds fund road improvements parks recreation facilities and a juvenile detention center. All four require two thirds approval. Parker noted some counties lack a highway engineer.
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Shape-Up Program to begin Thursday
The Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center in Columbia will start summer Shape-Up sessions on Thursday. The program targets adolescents and aims to promote weight loss. Registration is by calling 449-2511 extensions 216 or 228. Groups meet Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings at the center.
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Two coeds found dead in New Jersey by knife wounds
Autopsy shows Elizabeth Perry of Excelsior Minnesota and Susan Davis of Camp Hill Pennsylvania died from stab wounds. Dr. Edwin Albano says a small knife caused fatal injuries including chest and neck wounds. Bodies found near the Garden State Parkway after a missing persons report.
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Mansfield calls for moratorium on Vietnam policy criticism
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged postponing public criticism of Nixon administration Vietnam strategy until after Nixon meets South Vietnamese President Thieu on Midway Island. He urged unity to strengthen Nixon's position and warned against roadblocks to peace efforts.
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Young Woman Killed in Kansas City Car Crash
In Kansas City a late night car mishap in the south part left 19 year old Linda Ahart dead and 23 year old Steven Sanders injured after their vehicle failed to take a turn and overturned. Police identified the deceased and wounded in this fatal accident.
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