Accidents kill 10 in Missouri weekend crashes
Weekend traffic crashes killed at least ten people across Missouri. Victims included Thomas Gatewood 22 Janet Bowers 21 and Janet Labrier 18 all of St Louis in a one car crash on Interstate 44 Franklin County. Other deaths included John Thomas Walker 58 Independence Mo Gordon Lee Arnold 65 and John Allen Hedger 10 among numerous weekend incidents and injuries across multiple counties with several drivers and passengers hospitalized or treated.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Thomas Gatewood
Janet Bowers
Janet Labrier
St. Louis
Gatewood
Franklin County
John Thomas Walker
Independence
Chariton County
Gordon Lee Arnold
Tipton
John Allen Hedger
Montrose
Bates County
Mid-Missouri
Donald Peter Green
Jefferson City
St. Mary’s Health Center
U.S. 63
Cole County
Route 1
Michael Leroy Lockwood
Crystal City
John Joseph Reheisse
Donald Wayne Harrison
Missouri area lawmakers vote record in general assembly
Central Missouri legislators votes recorded across Senate and House on recent bills. In the Senate Marshall and Ryan voted for most measures with Ubhlaut and Noland often absent or marked absent, including a division of developmental disabilities and a salary change for county collectors. In the House the abortion measure restricted to cesarean section saw votes from Strong Butts Dickson McCubbin Blackwell Arnold Holt.
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Missouri
General Assembly
Senate
Larry Marshall
Columbia
Ralph Ubhlaut
New Florence
James Noland
Osage Beach
John Ryan
Sedalia
Marshall
Ryan
Utlaut
Noland
Uthlaut
Athlaut
James Strong
Jefferson City
Flavel Butts
Camdenton
Harold Dickson
California
Carrol McCubbin
Eldon
W. E. Blackwell
D-Hermann
James Arnold
Waynesville
Joe Holt
Fulton
Missouri appoints Pruitt to head human rights panel
Gov. Bond named Edwin Pruitt Jr. chairman of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights with Joanne Collins and Joseph Swarts as nominees. All must be Senate-confirmed. Pruitt, 41, previously led economic development at the St. Louis Urban League and served as a Kinloch School director. Collins, 37, Kansas City housewife, has civil rights committee work and NAACP ties. Swarts, 56, Platte Woods business founder leads Swarts Enterprises and Swarts and Sons Egg Co.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Christopher S. Bond
Edwin Pruitt, Jr
Missouri Commission On Human Rights
Joanne Collins
Joseph A. Swarts
Senate
Pruitt
Richard J. Chamier
Collins
Sidney Miller
Kansas City
Division of Economic Development
St. Louis
Swarts
Platte Woods
Swarts Enterprises, Inc
Swarts and Sons Egg Co
Girard Honored as Key Man at Jaycees Banquet
Jaycees install Girard as president at the Annual Jaycee Installation and Awards Banquet held Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Lodge. Other awards include Outstanding Jaycee of the Year Larry Hellman Outstanding Spark Plug Barry Gentile and Outstanding Spoke of the Year Greg Vincent. Ron Eichholz was recognized for years of service as associate member. Officers installed for 1973 74 include First vice president John Gladden Second vice president Joe McClain Secretary Ron Hunt and Treasurer Greg Vincent. Executive Board members for one year are Jerry Parris Mike Sommerer Bob Reiskamp and Tim Owens two years Larry Hellman Ron Hunt Don Gotham and Jerry Sailors.
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Bob Girard
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Larry Hellman
Barry Gentile
Greg Vincent
Ron Eichholz
Jaycees
Jefferson City Jaycees
John Gladden
Joe McClain
Ron Hunt
Jerry Parris
Mike Sommerer
Bob Reiskamp
Tim Owens
Don Gotham
Jerry Sailors
Children oppose smoking parents in study
A University of Louisville study found 72 percent of children aged 7 to 12 would love their parents more if they stopped smoking. The report notes children suffer physically from exposure and smoke contains more tar and nicotine than the smoker inhales, with home smoking potentially triggering asthma attacks in some asthmatic children. Missouri extended outlook shows mid 70s to low 90s with varied lows through Friday.
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University of Louisville
Missouri
Ichord Poll Favors Capital Punishment Across Groups
Congressman Richard H. Ichord's annual district questionnaire shows strong support for restoring capital punishment for crimes of violence among men 89.1 percent and women 85.6 percent, with 80 percent of students in favor. All groups oppose abortion rulings and busing, back direct popular vote for president, abolishing the electoral college, and urge military strength against the Communist bloc. They also favor a federal spending ceiling and support a war powers bill to curb undeclared wars.
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Richard H. Ichord
8Th Congressional District
Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Free World
Brudno POW death eyed as suicide in New York
Air Force Captain Edward A. Brudno, a former Vietnam prisoner of war, was found dead at his in laws home near Harrison New York with a French note saying life was not worth living Police labeled death a possible suicide pending medical tests The 32 year old veteran had been released from captivity last February after more than seven years in North Vietnam and was on convalescent leave attached to Westover Air Force Base His wife Deborah Guenstein received the news in Quincy Massachusetts Brudno shot down in 1965 near Vietnam and was the first returned POW to die a Vietnam era case spurring Pentagon concern on postwar mental health support
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Harrison
N.Y
Air Force
Edward A. Brudno
Brudno
North Vietnam
Newton
Mass
Westchester County Medical Examiner’s
Ryan
Harrison Police
Deborah Guenstein
Vietnam
Quincy
Westover Air
Massachusetts
Washington
Richard S. Wilbur
Pentagon
Feeder rally calls for united farmer action in Midwest
About 1,450 cattle feeders and farmers from eleven states attended a livestock symposium in South Sioux City, where Rep. Jerry Litton urged unity among farm groups to explain rising food costs to consumers and Congress. He invited all farm leaders to a June 18 Washington meeting to push a single message. Delegates came mainly from midwestern states, with attendees from California Texas and Alabama.
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South Sioux City
Neb
Missouri
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
Concerned
Cattle Feeders of America
Litton
Congress
Washington
America
California
Texas
Alabama
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