Opponents link tax sharing to New York City strikes
In Washington opponents of Nixon revenue sharing gain unlikely allies from New York City's bridge and sewage workers strikes. Lawmakers debate how federal funds should be used amid city labor disputes and calls to curb local sovereign salary and benefit demands.
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Senate frazzled over canine ban in state parks
The Missouri Senate wrestled with a dog related bill after debate over fox hunters using hounds in state parks. Senator Noel Cox proposed an exemption for domestic animals while pursuing wildlife, an amendment adopted to end objections. The bill returns to the House for accord on the Senate change.
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Missouri House Debates Races and Lottery Measure
Republicans and Democrats clash over a racing bill with the Senate stripping to horse racing only and rejecting a state lottery. Rep. Cantrett seeks bingo and card games while Rep. Sehler warns of losing the bill in conference. Residents argue Missouri loses revenue as residents travel to Illinois Arkansas and Nebraska to bet on horse races.
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Higdon sentenced for stealing and kickbacks in Army clubs
Higdon, a 41 year old East Point, Georgia career soldier, received a dishonorable discharge, a 25000 dollar fine, and forfeiture of pay for stealing funds and taking kickbacks while running Army clubs in Vietnam. The verdict followed an eight hour jury deliberation and a four hour sentencing phase. The case ties to a broader Senate probe of Army club fraud with Higdon as the only soldier tried by the Army. The appeal will be processed through military channels, likely taking about 16 months.
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Two Men Die In West Virginia Mine Cave In
Two workers died when the roof collapsed at Eastern Associated Coal Company’s Federal No 2 mine near the West Virginia Pennsylvania line in Fairview. Four other miners were rescued, with those trapped reported in fair to good condition at local hospitals. Names include Don Levette Richard McCauley Robert Strakal and Steven Shuman.
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Students honored at Linn Tech spring honor roll
Linn Tech announces 27 area youths named to the spring honor roll. Eighteen Jefferson City Souths recipients include James Brenneke Billy Bridges Lew ry Clark Charles Dickerson Michael Englebrecht Ladry Gentedch Herman Hell and others. Additional listed youths include Allen Milholland August Laeckerbott Marvin Lehmen Panic Augustine Randal Deuschle Kenneth Mengwiisser David Privipe John Hees and George Faherty.
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Jefferson City Post Office Wins National Safety Honor
The Jefferson City Post Office placed eighth nationwide for outstanding auto driver performance in light delivery vehicles at the 40th National Fleet Safety Contest conducted by the National Safety Council. Postmaster William C. Blair noted the award reflects 1970 calendar year safety, counting all accidents, with further honors to come at ceremonies sponsored by General Motors during the National Safety Congress and Exposition on October 2 in Chicago.
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Federal push for expanded open housing in suburbs
President Nixon announced the federal government will urge but not require suburban communities to open housing to the poor. He said federal aid could be used to pressure communities to provide decent housing opportunities for low and moderate income Americans while not using economic measures to mask discrimination.
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Nader group cites FTC decision. ads under scrutiny
Neder and associates resisted the FIC ruling and urged consumers to go through ad agencies for documentation. Aileen Cowan, who prepared the petition, spent over a year tracking 68 claims from 58 firms. only three provided substantiation. General Motors did not answer Nader’s questions about Toronado claims, Ford disclosed ad continuations and altered pricing after learning a cheaper model existed. The firm failed to define "in its class."
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Holman Recovers After Mild Heart Attack At Hospital
Former Missouri State Auditor Haskell Holman is recovering nicely at St Marys Hospital after a mild heart attack last weekend. Dr John T Matthews said the stay is for observation only and that Holman should be released soon.
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Deaths Mrs Bacon dies at age 88
Mrs Viola Mae Bacon aged 88 of Linn died Thursday at St Marys Hospital She was born September 24 1882 the daughter of William F and Martha Perkins Branson She married Allen M Bacon on November 25 1903 and was a member of St Johns Methodist Church Ling
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Senate tightens control on federal funds in Missouri
Missouri Senate approved three bills to curb federal funds use. A fiscal affairs annual report on all federal funds will be compiled. Agencies must report to the budget director by Oct 1 on funds to be included next year. Agencies must file January plans for programs using federal funds and staffing needs, with no new federal program started without legislative approval. Also sent to the governor were bills adding one circuit judge in St. Louis city and one in St. Louis County, bringing totals to 21 and 16 respectively, with no funding yet appropriated.
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Funeral Services at St John s Methodist Church
Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Sunday at St John s Methodist Church in Lion with the Rev Glenn Mangal officiating. Burial will be in the Linn public cemetery Morton Service Linn is in charge of arrangements.
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Funeral services announced for local residents
Survivors include two sisters Mrs. Relea W Helms of Monroe Street and Mrs. Mary K Steward of New Orleans Louisiana, and 424 brother Andrew Warren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Phillips Funeral Home Chapel Eldon with the Rev Fisher Hines officiating. Burial will be in Cemetery near Ocean. A wake will be held from 1 to 6 p.m.
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Area students named to dean's honor roll at NE Missouri State
Seven area college students were named to the Northeast Missouri State College Dean's List for the 1971 Spring semester. The honorees include Elaine Rose, Jane Gevecker, Patricia Goeke, and Mark Wilgot of Jefferson City, Marcella Crump of Ashland, Sherry Painter of Mokane, and Breeds Boyer of Versailles.
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Jane Gevecker
Patricia Goeke
Mark Wilgot
Jefferson City
Marcella Crump
Ashland
Sherry L. Painter
Mokane
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Versailles
Heavy Dominican Republic Caribbean quake rattles Santo Domingo
A strong earthquake struck the Dominican Republic and nearby Caribbean areas, collapsing walls and damaging four buildings including a colonial church in Santo Domingo. Power outages disrupted streets as authorities reported casualties of a boy and man from a fall, with no other immediate deaths.
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Cosmonauts Begin Fifth Day Aboard Soviet Space Craft
Moscow AP reports three cosmonauts on the Soviet space vehicle entered their fifth day in space. They collected blood samples and tested how weightlessness affects bone calcein loss. Tass notes the day focused on medical experiments to study weightlessness.
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Jury Trial Starts On Drug Charge In Cole County
The Cole County Circuit Court opens a jury trial for Richard Paul Busque of Rolla on possession of hallucinogenic drugs. Trial stems from a June 22 raid in Phelps County and venue change to Rolla. First witnesses include a police informant and an inmate, with testimony about drugs from the raid and no direct possession by Busque.
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Volpe to Speak at Missouri Auto Dealers Session
Secretary of Transportation John A. Volpe will headline the Missouri Automobile Dealers Association banquet at Tan-Tar-A Lake of the Ozarks. He will present The Future of the Automobile. Association president Warren Meehan of Chicago will also speak at the convention.
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Flag Day Parade Promises Color Guard and National Anthem
Has one Enloe Post 5 sponsor presents colors as Clarence Blume will sing the National Anthem. State commander Frank Markovites and Will iam Burton will be introduced along with Joseph G. Majeraky serving as master of ceremonies. Sullivan, event chairman, says those without a flag receive one at staging. Centertown Girl Scouts, junior and adult riders, labor union members, and Red Cross plan to participate in Mid-Missouri ceremony aimed at rededicating devotion to the Stars and Stripes.
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Missouri House Moves to Ratify Voting Amendment
Missouri lawmakers push toward ratification of a constitutional change to allow voters aged 18 to vote in all elections. The House constitutional amendments committee approved the resolution on Thursday, heading to the Senate. Leader Richard Rabbitt and DSL Levin stressed urgency and planned to advance Proposal 7 before the legislative session ends.
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Dean's List Winners From Toctroas Point District
Mina Marthe Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Howard of Franhville and Linda Payne of 7a Nelson Dr are placed on the dean's list at The Scheet of the Ozarks.
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