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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
10
A wartime dispatch cites a heavy ground clash with an estimated toll approaching 400. Lincoln comments reference punishment terms connected to the action, signaling intensified conflict and punitive rhetoric.
Jefferson City board rejects all bids on the Moreau Heights property and sets July 14 to open new bids. A plan to extend insurance coverage prompts changes. tax rate, budget limits, and board resignations are noted amid school financing and staffing shifts.
Osage City and Taos residents push for the Route M interchange arguing lower costs, fewer grade crossings, and better access to Jefferson City. Route M would attract traffic from four businesses a high school and a church. Route J would dead end and redirect traffic toward U.S. 30. Taos residents support moving the interchange to Route M for a safer, shorter trip to Jefferson City, despite opposition from Osage City.
The Pope urged protection of spiritual and physical happiness in a world of science and abundance yet hunger and inequality persist. He described the laborer’s drama torn between grand aims and misery, stressing labor as a fundamental social fact integral to organization and security. Five new teachers were hired as part of school planning with a letter ready and no action required.
The 15th annual state convention of the Missouri Association for Retarded Children will be held Friday to Sunday in Columbia. Janet Tilston and Sharon Ashworth will address related topics, with Diane Brucks and Michael Dotson also listed for sessions as the concurrent Missouri Youth Association for Retarded Children meeting runs alongside.
Taos residents dispute Osage City petitions citing misregistered signer addresses and signers from outside the area. They claim Osage petition momentum exceeded Taos supporters and note gas line relocation and water tower plans affect nearby Route 11.
Amended defender bill moves forward after House changes and governor’s review. The measure envisions a state financed public defender system and stalled timelines for a corporate income tax hike. Officials warn against a special session without Senate buy in, noting state funding caps around 2 million dollars for the program and about 1.8 to 2 million in annual costs once in place. The debate also touches on unemployment compensation calculations and old age assistance funding.
Vernon McClawn, 49, of Neosho, was killed in a one car crash on U.S. Highway 71 about 34 miles south of Joplin. The accident occurred Monday as lawmakers sent minor revision bills to the governor and discussed legal aid for indigents.
Jefferson City officials debated a council manager system noting political ineptness of some city managers. Nickolaus warned against granting administrator authority without vote of confidence and called for centralized control of city tax dollars to curb waste. Pope Paul’s ecumenical visit stirred Protestant-Catholic tensions but was framed as a significant moment for Christian unity and youth outreach.
Gov Warren E Heavns held out little hope for success of his tax program in the Legislature. He said it would be up to the Senate to decide what to do with an income tax bill chopped up by the Senate whether to send it back or seek a compromise in a conference committee.
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