Lincoln University discipline hearings conclude for 23 students
The Lincoln University Student Personnel Services Committee finished disciplinary hearings for 23 suspended students after a Thursday session. The steering committee members face possible exoneration, suspension, expulsion, or probation, with individual notices to follow. Attorney Robert Ratermann said penalties, if any, are appealable.
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Robert Ratermann
St. Louis
Schaffner named acting director of Missouri Revenue
Schaffner was designated acting director of the Missouri Department of Revenue effective July 2, replacing Thomas A. David. The change shifts patronage control and about 1,500 staff, with Schaffner promising professional practices, reviewing computer programs, and possible changes in the purchasing office under Gov. Hearnes. He will study department reorganization and salary impacts, while continuing to oversee the state’s largest patronage agency and its $30 million purchasing operations.
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Schaffner
Jen E. Hearnes
Ling
Tom David
Revenue Department
Thomas Gilstrap
Revenue
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Peking
China
John C. Graham
Wapalao
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Warren E. Hearnes
Kathy Gangwisch
First assistant named by Danforth
Atty Gen John C Danforth appoints Gene E Vaigis as his first assistant attorney general Vaigis formerly served as municipal judge of North Kansas City and Clay County prosecuting attorney Since January he has been chief counsel of the Criminal Division in Danforths office He is a graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law
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Gene E. Vaigis
Vaigis Tormerly
Kansas City
Clay County
Danforth
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Kansas
Kloune Established in 186 The Post Established In 10d
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists Kloune as established in 186 and details the paper’s publishers and staff. It notes the publication as a daily except Sunday edition, with rates for city delivery and mail across Missouri and adjoining counties.
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Missouri
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United States
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Death notices Mrs Connor 68 dies in Jefferson City
Goldie Marie Connor 68 died Thursday at Jefferson City Hospital born June 21 1900 at Bagnell daughter of Ed and Rebecca Woods Brown married April 2 1916 at Bagnell to William E Connor who preceded her in death May 1966 survivors include three sons Burdett L Connor Eadon Warreen D Connor Eldon Donald E Connor of Rockhill one daughter Beverly A Ward Columbia two sisters Chloe Blankenship and Beulah Vaughn Independence and one brother Lloyd Brown Melborn Kansas fourteen grandchildren also survive funeral 2 pm Sunday at Mt Carmel Baptist Church Rev T W Bunch officiating burial in Riley Lamb Cemetery Phillips Funeral Rome Eldon in charge
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Eadon
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Eldon
Donald E. Connor
Rockhill
Beverly A. Ward
Columbia
Chloe Blankenship
Beulah Vaughn
Lloyd Brown
Melborn
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Burian
Riley
Eldon man Steel Monroe dies at age 75
Steele Monroe 75 of Eldon died Thursday at home. Born Sept 27 1893 he was a Rock Island Railroad conductor retired after many years. Survived by wife Grave Dee Cramer two sisters Esther Miller Chadron Nebraska and Grace Barphouse Eldon. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Saturday Phillips Funeral Home Eldon with Rev James Ryan officiating. Burial will be in...
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Denial of Capitol Tent City Plan Stirs St. Louis
Missouri planning and construction chief denied a request by striking tenants to set up a tent city on Capitol grounds. Mayor Christy previously rejected a similar appeal, citing building and sanitation codes. the state said only the General Assembly could grant permission, noting ongoing construction in the area.
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Banquet to honor Lincoln University president
A banquet honoring outgoing Lincoln University President Earl E. Dawson, who has served since 1955, is planned at the Ramada Inn with a reception at 6 pm and the banquet program to follow. Reservations are through the Lincoln University Business Office. Speakers will discuss his association with the university.
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Motorcycle hits truck. Kansas boy, 1, killed
A 1-year-old motorcyclist, Leon Williams Jr., died after his motorcycle collided with a truck at an intersection in southwest Kansas City. He died on arrival at the University of Kansas Medical Center. the truck driver Omar J was questioned as police investigated.
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Missouri receives 5.3 million grant for regional medical program
Washington AP reports a 5.3 million grant awarded to the University of Missouri to support a regional medical program. The funds were announced on Thursday and will expand medical training and services across the region.
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Peking accuses Soviets of shelling incursions along Manchurian border
Peking charges Soviet troops crossed into Manchuria and moved dozens of armored vehicles into Sinkiang Province, with border clashes continuing since March. Beijing said May 31 saw a Soviet air incursion and warned Moscow to halt firing and kidnappings or face full responsibility for consequences. The note demanded return of abducted Chinese, cessation of intrusions, and respect for Chinese shipping.
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150 Measures Stricken By State Assembly
The Associated Press reports the Missouri Legislature abandoned 150 bills Thursday as they had little chance of passage before the session ends June 30.
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Fine resigns as top official at state's patronage agency
James Schaffner the state purchasing agent is slated to become director of revenue on July 1, succeeding Thomas A. David who resigns to become director of highways for the State Highway Department.
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Weather Summary and Osage Lake Forecast for June 1949
Local weather data report shows high yesterday 85, low 39, historic highs and lows. Includes precipitation totals, barometer 29.82, humidity 57 percent, and sunrise sunset times. Forecast for the Lake of the Ozarks week ending June 13 1949 predicts inflow about 1.3 feet, weekly rise around 0.4 ft, ending stage near 674 ft for MID-AMERICA and Osage River at St Thomas averaging 7.0 ft then 5 ft.
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Death toll in Missouri Patrol traffic log update
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 2 traffic deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing the year to date toll to 5. Compared to the same period last year, the count stands at 174 deaths.
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Park Board Reports Vandalism at Memorial Park Pool
Jefferson City park board reports minor vandalism at Memorial Park swimming pool Thursday night. Several benches were thrown into the pool and a bulletin board was ripped from the wall. officials say damage is minor.
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North Carolina House backs gray squirrel as state mammal
The North Carolina House approved a bill to designate the gray squirrel as the official state mammal amid debate. Rep. Henry Boshamer of Carteret County quipped about an animal that can bury pain being dangerous to the General Assembly.
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Former M.U. curator dies in farm accident
MEMPHIS, Mo. AP Tay Daggs, 80, former University of Missouri Board of Curators member, was killed on his farm when a tractor he operated struck a disc plow. Daggs resigned as a curator in 1962 and previously led the Missouri Aberdeen and Missouri Livestock associations.
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