Missouri House Approves Governor Drug Control Bill
The House sent a drug and narcotics control bill to the governor. It would upgrade possession of small amounts of marijuana to a misdemeanor on first offense, with subsequent offenses a felony, and mirrors federal penalties for illegal use or sale while mandating a state drug education program in public schools. Rep. Kenneth Mothman leads the measure. A separate measure seeks to authorize a local sales tax to support Kansas City transit, with funds to be used by the Area Transportation Authority for transportation improvements.
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Cantrell
House
Jefferson City
House Caucus
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Meary Row
New Laos debate looms Symisgion 6
In Laos a debate grows over city classification and funding plans amid ongoing military operations reported as a struggle against a state faction. The total figures differ, with other sources indicating a baseline minimum.
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Waid
Siz
Feccee
Ta Astate Lato
Missouri Site Weighs Ahead for New Airport Plan
Missouri officials push for a new air carrier airport on the Dardenne site amid studies of Wantzville-Poristell and Senartt Fed options. They cite up to 900 million dollars yearly income and major expressway access, while Lambert Field would likely remain unused for years. Residents near Dardenne oppose airport expansions. St. Louis City bonds funded land purchase as a possible precursor.
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Arate
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Frepoech
St. Louis
Dlesels
City of
Loula
St. Louis County
Allied Forces Battle Enemy Near DMZ Third Straight Day
Saigon reports third day of clashes near the DMZ as U S and South Vietnamese units repel North Vietnamese attacks. Two Americans killed and four wounded in a two mile southeast DMZ engagement. Vietnamese forces claim 22 NVA killed and four weapons captured two miles away. Charlie 2 base shelled with no casualties. U S bombers support ground troops. A helicopter shot down near Phu Quoc. Cambodian coast unit wounded. Vietnamese rangers push 106 miles west of Saigon with nine enemy killed near Kompong Trahek.
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Cambodia
Kompong Trahek
Ronger
Lockheed Survival Uncertain Amid Government Guarantee
Secretary Connally told the Senate Banking Committee that a proposed government loan guarantee could keep Lockheed Aircraft Corp operating long enough to finish the new jumbo jet and save about 31,000 jobs for the next few years. He noted the company has sufficient assets to cover the loan and suggested no requirement to change management or board representation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Connally
Lockheed
Adlai Stevenson
Actair
Cantrell push in Missouri budget clash shifts to conference
Cantrell cited a House plan for a 4760 million general revenue budget, a million less than a prior Senate transfer. He blasted the Senate offer to restore 33 million of a 43 million cut as unrealistic, and said the Senate refused a detailed item by item review. He pledged a House-Senate conference to restore cuts including 376,000 for vocational rehabilitation and 317,000 for the state School for the Blind, while the two chambers remained about 17 million apart on major bills. In other news, area cadets at Missouri Military Academy México received awards for military training and leadership achievements.
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Cantreh
State School For the
St. Louis
Donald Manford
Ckansas City
Wall Street Dip Amid Profit-Taking And City Budget Moves
Stock averages drifted lower as investors booked gains after recent rises while gains in industrials faded. The Dow fell to 919.61 with the transport and utilities sectors down, helping drag the market. Local city council action included airport taxiway bids, surveys, redrawing ward lines, and housing rent arrangements with the housing authority.
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Nooo
Constitutional Amendment Expands Home Rule for Cities
The county faces a maximum levy of 3 cents once assessed valuation hits 309 million dollars, while voters approved the first constitutional amendment last Wednesday to place on the ballot. The measure broadens home rule powers for charter cities with populations over 3,68.
Plane collision survivor claims airliner struck military craft
Christopher Schiess, a 24 year old Marine jet survivor from Tempe Oregon, said the Hughes Air West jet hit the military aircraft he rode in after the collision near Lee Angold International Airport. He described violent tumbling after impact and noted the airborne situation was complicated by visual flight rules and ground clutter.
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Federal Aviatee Administration
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Crismon Trial Opens in Federal Fraud Case
In St Louis AP report a former bank executive Crisman faces nine counts in a federal indictment charging him with fraud against First State Bank of Bonne Terre Missouri and loan schemes involving cattle as collateral. Prosecutors say about 27 400 was skimmed between 1968 and 1970. Crisman’s attorney claims no funds were taken as the trial begins with a 12 member jury.
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Joans
Charles Shew
Lack of ILS blamed for Allegheny air crash at Tweed
Officials say absence of an instrument landing system at Tweed New Haven Airport contributed to an Allegheny Airlines Convair crash that killed 28 of 31 aboard. The flight hit a power line during approach in low ceiling. Survivors and crew details follow as investigators recover flight data recorders.
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Huntington
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Marshall University
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Norman Kelly
Waterford
Carpenter dispute ruling near final settlement expected
A two month old clash between Jefferson City Contractors Association and the Brotherhood of Carpenters looms toward a settlement. Arbitrator Rev Leo Brown, reviewing petitions, heard May 19 and aims to issue a decision soon after receiving required papers. The walkout disrupted work after a 6 cent hourly raise demand and a 2 cent raise to take effect by April. The circuit court issued a restraining order ending the strike, while contractors seek an injunction to resume work.
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Réacy Brown
Carpenters
Circuit
James T. Riley
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