Bond says Supreme Court ruling sets guide for veto limits
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond said the 7 0 Supreme Court decision finding he exceeded constitutional authority by vetoing language in a 16.8 million emergency appropriation bill provides guidelines for future executive vetoes. He declined a rehearing and noted unresolved issues on language and restrictions in appropriation bills. Senators and party leaders argued the court’s ruling limits executive power, while Bond clarified that the 96 000 set aside for Capitol renovations remains, not for new offices.
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Tat Tribune Established in Jefferson City Post-Tribune
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune announces the Tat Tribune established under Rose Publishers with historical tie to R.L. Rose and leadership including Robert Bloss er and Donald Norfleet. Evening publication schedule, classified notices, and subscription rates are outlined for Jefferson City and surrounding areas.
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Holts Summit Man Injured in Wreck in Missouri Traffic
At least three people died and several injured in Missouri traffic crashes on Wednesday, including a 44 year old Holts Summit man. Bruce B. Englehoff, 21, of Liberty died when his motorcycle hit a guard rail on Interstate 35 near Liberty. Two Johnson County Kansas youths also perished in a collision between a car and a tractor trailer.
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Callaway County
CBS ends interpretation after presidential speeches
The Columbia Broadcasting System will stop providing instant analysis after presidential speeches on network TV and radio, limiting interpretations to its regular news schedule. A canoe trip near Springfield was cited in a separate note about returning personnel.
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GOP to name new chairman at Jefferson City meeting
The Missouri Republican State Committee will meet Saturday in Jefferson City to pick a successor to Richard Berkley who has resigned for business and personal reasons. Berkley plans to discuss candidates with GOP leaders before announcing a personal choice. Front runners include George Parker, director of the Department of Business and Administration and former Columbia state representative, and Stanley Christopher, a Kansas City lawyer with Capitol backing.
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Jefferson City
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Christopher S. Bond
GOP
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Department of Business and Administration
Parker
Columbia
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Kansas City
Rabies Shots Required After Bobcat Incident
In Gainesville at Santa Fe Community College Zoo eight staffers who aided a rabid bobcat revived by mouth to mouth resuscitation join about 30 people ordered to receive rabies shots. Zoo director Raymond Giron was bitten on the knee May 20 and the animal seized June 2, prompting health officials to confirm rabies.
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Clifford Cole
Alachua County
Santa Fe Community College Zoo
Gainesville
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Raymond Giron
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Senate approves $51.2 million capital improvements bill
The Senate backed a $51.2 million capital improvements package for 1973-74 and sent it to the House, while the House had approved about $87.1 million in capital projects. A joint conference panel set higher education funding at $167.6 million, with House bill actions on taxes for transit and judicial seats also noted.
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James Russell
D-St. Louis
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Kansas City
Maurice Schechter
High School Youth Join Fulton State Hospital Volunteers
An orientation for area high school students to join the Summer 73 Teenage Volunteer Program at Fulton State Hospital begins at 9 a.m. on June 6. Volunteers will assist in hospital settings including music recreation and therapies, under staff supervision, with contact options through Evelyn Berry or Ruth Ann Harris at the volunteer office.
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Evelyn Berry
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Tradition of hill people preserved in Ozarks
Branson Missouri honors Harold Bell Wright, author of Shepherd of the Hills, who lived near J N Ross’s Ozark homestead. The site features Old Matt’s cabin, Inspiration Point, a historic farm museum, and a seasonal outdoor drama drawing nearly a million visitors annually.
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