Second Circuit Court Seat For Cole County Planned
The News Tribune urges practical site planning for a second Cole County circuit court judge. It supports converting the courthouse fourth floor for the new chamber, retaining the Thomas Jefferson Library space as possible, and seeking housing authority help to meet public office space needs ahead of the 1875 opening.
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Liberal media double standards questioned in McCarthy era critique
A critical editorial argues liberal outlets once condemned Senator McCarthy while today they silence on unauthorized FBI report leaks and publication of FBI documents. The piece contends loyalty to country overrides loyalty to superiors and accuses current liberal press of a biased double standard.
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Do Nothing Congress Blocks Nixon Revenue Plan
Washington reports that Democrats in Congress obstruct President Nixon’s revenue sharing initiative. The piece argues obstruction stems from partisan aims, accusing lawmakers of blocking measures to influence 1972 campaigns and shift power to federal agencies rather than states.
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Wilbur Mille
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Ways and Meéshs
Military officers urge action to free POWs in Vietnam crisis
In Washington a growing resentment within the U S military ranks challenges Nixon on the prisoner issue. Families of missing servicemen press for immediate action while officers warn that withdrawal policy endangers captured POWs. Contingency plans for rescues and coercive measures have been shelved by Kissinger and Rogers amid calls to prioritize POW releases.
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Surplus of Teachers Creates Turbulence in Schools
Max Rafferty argues a teacher surplus pressures hiring while offering a silver lining. He cites an Arizona district suspending Ann Stewart over alleged witchcraft and California State College professor Clark Taylor fired for marijuana use. The piece emphasizes how surplus power could enable or hinder faculty hiring, warning of a drift toward self serving selections and the risk to educational standards.
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Maglieh
Ann Stewart
California State College
Clark Taylor
Jefferson City notes mark sesquicentennial era events
The Jefferson City area highlights reflect a mix of historic commemorations and civic updates. Residents are reminded of past programs, local theater showings, and community efforts, including Red Cross swimming lessons, park improvements, and a contentious state budget measure affecting revenue allocations.
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Motive Picture
Capitol
Peyton Place
BC Highway Drive
Red Cross
Pew State Board of Charities and Corrections
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