Westside Business Association Launches Tuesday Shopping Day
Westside businessmen promote Tuesday as Westside Shopping Day to boost slow Tuesday commerce. 120 member businesses along Missouri Boulevard from Mulberry Street to beyond Jefferson City, with ads in the Monday Post-Tribune. Fred F. Bode, president, touts abundance of shops parking and dining.
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Congress set to push housing clean air and Hatch Act reforms
Congress plans major action on housing and community development with a 4.8 billion authorization extending programs through 1980 and boosting FHA loan limits. A one year delay in auto exhaust standards is plus Hatch Act revision allowing unpaid leave to run for office, as House starts 10 days of uninterrupted appropriations work.
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Installation Dinner Highlights Jefferson City Noon Lions
More than 200 members and guests attended a Western style installation dinner at Knights of Columbus Hall. Officers named include Lions President Vincent F. Borgmeyer and District 26-B Governor Joe W. Faas, with Lioness officers led by Mildred Hager and Jackie Hamm.
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Senate prison location debate stalls western sites
The legislature has considered a new prison since 1968, seeking western sites for medium security facilities for three years. Local opposition and lawmakers' reluctance to back prison locations have blocked construction, with Senator Truman Wilson of Buchanan among the opponents.
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Sloan mayors future uncertain after 1972 bid
Former football star Sloan, an ex Northeast Missouri State coach, contemplates future moves after losing the 1972 6th District race to Jerry Litton. He rules out another Congress bid and shows no taste for state office while Senate talks shift toward a 500 inmate maximum security prison to ease Missouri State Penitentiary overcrowding.
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Jefferson City
Eagleton calls air base efforts gamble
SEDALIA Mo AP Efforts by Kansas and Missouri officials to persuade President Carter not to move Richards Gebaur Air Force Base from the Kansas City area are a long shot gamble U S Sen Thomas Eagleton said Sunday He called the President a court of last resort in the matter Cyclist dies Sunday Omaha Neb AP A 20 year old Trenton Mo man died in an Omaha hospital from injuries in a car motorcycle crash near Audubon Iowa The sheriff said Max L Garrison was working construction in the Audubon area and died after the motorcycle he rode was struck from the rear by a car driven by Vicki Lynn Smith 18 of Audubon The accident occurred late Saturday night just north of Audubon on US 71
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St. Louis
Henley man charged with marijuana possession
Lawrence E. Miller, 19, of Henley, charged with possession of under 35 grams of marijuana after an arrest Friday at a Henley business. Sheriff Wyman Basinger said officers found the marijuana on his person following complaints of disturbances and drunkenness in the Henley area. Miller was released pending court.
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Westside Jefferson City grows with new downtown businesses
Westside Jefferson Citys western business district along Missouri Boulevard has seen rapid growth in recent years with several new businesses opening in the last year according to a News Tribune photo caption.
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Deaths in Missouri and at Loose Creek postmaster Bruns dies
Obituary for Mrs Jacqueline Delores Bruns 54 of Loose Creek who died at Charles E Still Hospital after a long illness. She was born November 23 1992 at Jefferson City. survived by husband Joseph Bruns and children. served as Loose Creek postmaster for 17 years and was active in church and 4 H. Missouri reports 13 weekend traffic deaths across several counties including Edwards Fredericktown Eureka Springfield Stoddard and others.
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Charles E. Still Hospital
Longtime Iberia resident Rector Glawson dies at 84
Rector A Glawson 84 of Iberia died Saturday at Charles E Still Hospital He was born near Iberia Sept 20 1892 to William Martin and Sarah Rowland Glawson He married Eva Mae Hale in 1913 who died 1961 and later Bertha Davidson in 1963 Survived by a daughter Marie Briggs Springfield a son Wilton Glawson Kansas City a step son Kenneth Hendricks Iberia and two grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Stevinson Chapel Iberia with Rev Floyd Barlow officiating Burial in Freedom Cemetery east of Iberia
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Turkish election tilts toward former premier Ecevit party
In Ankara officials and party workers report a narrow Republican People's party edge over Suleyman Demirel's Justice party from about 75 percent of votes tallied. Ecevit forecasts 222 seats to 173 for Demirel, with total votes around 40.4 percent for the Republicans and 36 percent for the Justice party.
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Rosalynn Carter Heads to Brazil in Latin America Tour
Rosalynn Carter leaves Peru after a warm reception and heads to Brazil where tensions arise over the nuclear reprocessing plant deal with West Germany and human rights concerns. She will meet President Geisel and other officials in Brasilia and visit Recife during a three day stay.
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IRS finds 481 slush funds in corporate probes
The IRS reports 481 potential slush fund issues from a questionnaire audit of 1,200 major firms begun in April 1975. Seventy-one cases were sent to the Intelligence Division for possible criminal fraud, with penalties including prison and fines if proven.
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Fire damages Culver-Stockton College music building
A Sunday fire at Culver-Stockton College Canton Missouri caused about half a million dollars in damages to the music department and the 75 year old building. About 20 pianos and other instruments were destroyed. Replacement costs for instruments and contents run 150000 to 200000 with building square footage loss at 300000 or more. No injuries. firemen treated on scene. Fire suspected from an electrical malfunction near a transformer nearby.
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