MU to reexamine admission and policies
The University of Missouri will reexamine its out-of-state admission policies after legislative criticism. Interim president Dr. C Brice Ratchford noted a Springfield legislator's question about non Missourians among medical school acceptances and said a re appraisal is not unusual for sensitive institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
C. Brice Ratchford
Les Langsford
Springfield
University’ Medical School
Ratchford
Voting residency cut sparks debate in presidential election
Ambiguous wording and garbled OCR describe residency rule changes for voting in a presidential race. The text references a governor signing action, a 30 day move rule, and potential pay and salary emergency funds affecting teachers and county officials.
Cline to Attend Heroin Session at UCSF Medical Center
Cline plans to attend a June 20 session at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center focusing on heroin addiction. He may participate in a weeklong Reno study and will speak with physicians and psychologists about addiction issues and community integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
University of California San Francisco Medical Center
Reno
Ney
National College of Tuvenile
Missouri Senate acts on two voting age bills
The Missouri Senate advanced two voting age measures one to amend the federal constitution to allow 18 year olds to vote in all elections and another to amend the state constitution granting 18 year olds voting rights as adults. The bills move back to the House for action as lawmakers prep for a busy session end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Senate
Senate
Hearnes to Debate Tax Hoax Charge With Legislator
Last week Hearnes and Rep. Webster Groves argued that the State Revenue Department’s April revenue reports mislead about Missouri finances to pressure passage of the income tax bill. The televised debate was scheduled for 7:38 p.m. on KFWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearnes
Tex
State Revenue Department
Thesr
KFWS
Missouri House Advances Trade Zone Bill
The Missouri House passed a bill Tuesday to allow foreign trade zones and free ports in the state, aiming to boost the economy by up to two billion dollars. Opponents fear duty free imports could flood markets. the measure, 108 to 25, heads to Gov. Warren Hearnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri House
Missouri
Missouri Auto Club Opposes Longer Trucks Legislation
The Missouri Auto Club sent letters to members opposing a bill to allow longer and wider trucks and buses. The group warned longer trucks would worsen passing maneuvers and increase danger for motorists. It argued wider buses to eight and a half feet would set a risky precedent and invite other operators to demand similar concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Club of Missouri
Auto Club
Fueveans
Five appointments approved by Senate
The Senate approved five appointments including Arthur Betz of St. Louis and Norman Eb. Spitzmiller of Sikeston to the State Board of Accountancy, Paul Buchmueller of Sikeston and William M. Spann of Kansas City to the State Board of Architecture and Professions Engineers, plus Marion ieee ene en to the Industrial Loomers Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Missoun Pensie
Arthur Betz
St. Louis
Norman Eb. Spitzmiller
Sikeston
State Board of Accountancy
Paul Buchmueller
Sewage problem near Belair Pumping Station to be resolved
Public Works Director Ed Rackers says the Belair Pumping Station overflow pond will be paved today to seal off odor and weed issues from its five year old construction. Dry weather aided the project, with mud removed before laying crushed rock for a paving base. The pond will be drained and cleaned using a flushing truck, then fenced for safety at an estimated cost of nine to ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St the Belair
Public Works
Ed Rackers
Rackers
Cosmonauts Show Weightless Acrobatics in Space Lab
In Moscow the Salute space laboratory crew performed weightless acrobatics for Russian TV as Lt. Col. Georgy Dobrovolsky led a routine in the large orbiting cabin. Ground controllers guided the broadcast while the mission extended its orbital stay with booster rockets pushing the craft to a higher orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Tess Pewn
Dobrovolsky
The
Space Laboratory
Orb
Garden Club Meeting On Drought and Trace Elements
Stine Conservation Commission Headquarters hosts a 7 30 p m weather report style talk by Ray Rothenberger horticulture specialist on fighting drought conditions and the use of trace elements Visitors are invited to attend at 2901 North Tes Mile De)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Stine Con Activation Commission
Ray Rothenberger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court of Common
State Highway Patrol
Naty
Volunteer Fire Dept
St. Mary's
Jefferson City News
Fribong
House
Hep
Robert H. Branom
Tk Hillsdale
Sehele
Dilip
Clay
Greene
M. Marshall
Webster Groves
New Orleans
San Antonio
New York
Kansas City
Wes
National Weather Service
WOAA
U.S
Dagt
Comars
Weather Outlook
Immaculate Conception Parish
Loose Creek
Cance Ee
Taes
Tass
PIZZA
Pizza Palace
Hig Stel
Weather Report
Oearias
News Tribune
DIN
Action
Ramauda
Calbia
Puente
Pita
Ales Ues
Anthony Quincx
Jose
Wclaude Rajas
Aathur
Reriedy
Peter ‘Penerein
Foren Bolt
Cisco
Cannleb la
Ted A
Dhes Nawanted Eallaw
Diarus
Welly
Frank Simatra Kexwedy PE -Ee
Soira
Piare
Kelly’s Horne
Ene Blascamne As
Pea A Og
Dustin Hoffman
Faye Dunaway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!