Compromise on Missouri university funding boosts Northeast State
Missouri lawmakers reach a compromise on the multi mil lion state university funding bill raising Northeast Missouri State about 400000 above the governor’s recommendation while keeping the University of Missouri’s total at 136 million. The extension division loses nearly 400000, moved to general university operations, and budgets for operations extension research and supportive services will be split for scrutiny. A separate measure advances to curb redlining in homeowners insurance and expand PSC rule making, while solar tax breaks for energy units face uncertain passage.
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Economy shows May gains as inflation cools and jobs rise
Washington reports wholesale price increases slowed to four tenths of 1 percent in May amid farm price declines supporting a 7.3 percent year over year rise. Unemployment fell below 7 percent to 6.9 percent with 400,000 more jobs in May and total employment at 90.4 million, while inflation concerns linger over food and energy costs and policy aims.
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Carter seeks energy help from key Congressmen
President Carter urged key lawmakers to partner on energy policy at a White House breakfast with House Ways and Means Committee members. The plan for a new energy department faces limits on the energy secretary’s powers, with a House vote to place price regulation in a commission rather than with the secretary.
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Labor pledges $20 million for youth summer jobs plan
The Labor Department will provide 33,600 summer jobs in 38 major cities with high unemployment. Money from discretionary funds under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act raises total jobs to 1,083,400, with New York City receiving the largest share at $5.7 million to address a previous year average jobless rate of 11.2 percent among youths.
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Dutch Moluccans discuss mediators in Assen siege stand off
Dutch authorities and South Moluccan extremists discussed mediators to end twin sieges near Assen. Hostages include 55 aboard a hijacked train and four in Bovensmilde house. Talks shift after government rejected some mediator names. police rely on relay masts while hostage safety remains uncertain.
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Haldeman and Mitchell face prison terms this June
U S District Judge Sirica set June 22 as the reporting date for John N. Mitchell and H R Haldeman to begin sentences of 2 to 8 years for conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury in the Watergate cover up. Mitchell likely to Allenwood Pennsylvania and Haldeman to Leavenworth California.
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American jet crashes at Paris Air Show
An American Fairchild A10 fighter crashed during acrobatics at Le Bourget Airport hours after the Paris Air Show opened. Pilot Howard W. Nelson died en route to hospital. The incident marked the A10’s first crash in five years and stunned spectators including Nelson’s wife Jackie.
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Fire victim files $21.5 million lawsuit
Ronald Schuman badly burned and his wife Rosalie died in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. A $21.5 million damages suit was filed in Covington on behalf of the Bright, Indiana couple, naming the club owner 4-A Corp and others including operators, architect, the City of Southgate, and the Kentucky Commonwealth. The suit contends improper construction, lack of fire safety systems, overcrowding, delayed warnings, and attempts to extinguish the fire before firefighters arrived.
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