Missouri Senate approves bill raise for lawmakers per diem
The Missouri Senate backed increasing legislators daily expense allowance from $10 to $25 while rejecting a move to boost salaries from $8,400 to $11,500. House concerns over banking bills and holder in due course laws shaped tied votes, with further actions on elderly tax relief, ballot and license provisions, probate reforms, and other measures moving to the governor.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Nelson B. Tinnin
D-Hornersville
Lawrence Lee
St. Louis
House
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
Albert M. Spradling
D-Cape Girardeau
Rothman
Senate Banking Committee
Hearnes to Speak at Kansas City Fund Dinner
In Kansas City AP report Warren E Hearnes former Missouri governor will address a fund raising dinner tonight on Unity in the Democratic Party The event supports the newly chartered Audliary for the Community Council for Democracy Also noted Thomas C Graham of 1204 Major Dr earned a master of laws in taxation from Georgetown University Law Center at commencement exercises Sunday
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Kansas City
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas C. Graham
Georgetown University Law Center
Washington, D.C
News Tribune masthead and rates
RL ROSE board chairman ROBERT BLOSSER president DONALD NORFLEET mg editor published evenings except Saturday by News Tribune Company 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri carrier and mail rates listed including core counties 20 per year and other zones 27 full audit bureau member.
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Robert Blosser
Donald Norfleet
The
News Tribone Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Jefferson
City
Missouri
Norning
Core
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Highway 54 from Jefferson City to Lake of the Ozarks near completion
State highway official Ray Lahmeyer says the U S 54 four lane project from Jefferson City to the lake area should reach near completion by end of 1974. He outlines a five year plan including four lane routes on U S 63 and 50 plus bridge and interchange improvements in Jefferson City and surrounding areas.
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Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Ray Laymeyer
Highway Department
Capital City
Rotary Club
Lahmeyer
Lake Area
Eldon
Fulton
Missouri River
Laymeyer
Columbia
Dix Road
Southwest Blvd
Osage River Bridge
Gasconade River
U.S. 63
Vichy Airport
Syracuse
Pettis County
Lamine River
Morgan County
Fraternal Week Proclaimed in Jefferson City
Mayor John G. Christy signed a proclamation designating June 8-14 as Fraternal Week in Jefferson City. The Aid Association for Lutherans Faith Lutheran Church sponsored the resolution praising the fraternal system and urging civic support. Greenland elects two members to Danish parliament.
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John G. Christy
Jefferson City
The
Aid Assn
Faith Lutheran Church
Per diem raise roll call in Missouri Senate passes 18 to 9
In Jefferson City Missouri the Missouri Senate approved a bill raising legislators per diem expenses by an 18 to 9 vote sending it to the Governor. Democrats voting for 13 listed Brancato Cason Mary Gant Gralke Howard Lee Linehan Manford Payne Spratting Tinnin Waters Young. Democrats against 4 Jack Gant Merrell Skelton Wilson. Republicans for 5 Bird A Clifford Jones Owens Ryan Webster. Republicans against 5 Bradshaw Easley Melton Noland Athlant. Democrats absent 4 Blackwell Joynt Schechter Schneider. Republicans absent 0.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Brancato
Cason
Mary Gant
Gralke
Howard
Lee
Linehan
Manford
Payne
Spratting
Tinnin
Waters
Young
Jack Gant
Merrell
Skelton
Wilson
Missouri University president denies resignation offer amid budget talks
Missouri University President C Brice Ratchford denied offering to resign to gain more state funds as legislators clash over a four campus budget. A joint committee approved 104.7 million for system operations, with House at 107 million and Senate at 103 million, while the governor had recommended 106 million. Ratchford stressed no resignation offer was made in exchange for funds and noted tough budget choices ahead. Also noted is Wheaton College Glee Club member Russell Rogers touring Europe June 8 to July 17 with 50 singers and over 30 concerts planned.
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Columbia, Mo
C. Brice Ratchford
Missouri University
House
Senate
Russel R. Rogers
Brookside Blvd
Wheaton College
Europe
Paul S. Rogers
European
World Population Set to Top One Billion by 2000
A census projection estimates world population will surpass one billion by the year 2000. Officials note growth varies by region and anticipate continued increases driven by birth rates and aging demographics.
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