Senate passes pension bill and cuts ADC aid
The Missouri Senate trimmed an ADC increase from $8 to $5 per person and sent the measure to the House for review. Governors Bond position supported an $8 rise but House previously cut to $8. The Senate also advanced a compromise pension plan boosting lawmakers' retirement by 20 percent and aligning with IRS rules. A separate bill would give Omar Schnatmeier one-time credits for pre-1957 service.
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House
Russell Goward
D-St. Louis
Senate
Goward
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Florissant
Daniel O'Toole
OSHA
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
University of Missouri Extension Division
General Assembly
Christopher
St. Charles
Omar Schnatmeier
Schnatmeier
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Celivary Service
Missouri
States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
OPEC delays price decision until September
OPEC ministers delayed actions on rising prices at least until Oct 1 and postponed introducing a new price structure to end of September. They agreed to keep a price freeze through Sept 30 and to revisit quoting future prices in special drawing rights at the Vienna meeting.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
International Monetary Fund
Mohamed Yaganeh
Iran
Vienna
Yaganeh
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Washington
White House
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Redistricting Battle Over Missouri Senate Seats Continues
Lawyers argued before the Missouri Supreme Court over redrawing the 34 Senate districts. An attorney for state officials urged keeping the plan if two thirds comply, while opponents cited gerrymandering examples including split minority areas and long borders. Time constraints risk delaying any revision beyond the April 27 filing deadline.
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Missouri Senate
James Kirkpatrick
State Supreme Court
Charles Blackmar
High Court
St. Louis
Irving Achtenberg
Cole County
Kirkpatrick
Senate
Achtenberg
Blackmar
James Conway
Kansas City
Franklin Payne
Fred Henley
Mechanicsville council seeks removal of teen hangout booth
Mechanicsville Iowa AP report says the town's only telephone booth is a teen gathering spot with up to a dozen youths making snide remarks and engaging in minor vandalism. Mayor Tom Railsback says the council asked the local telephone company to relocate the booth to its own property.
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Mechanicsville, Iowa
Tom Railsback
Mechanicsville Telephone Company
Legislature Sends Bills to Missouri Governor
Missouri legislature sent to the governor key bills funding higher education and capital improvements. The package, totaling about 213 million dollars for education and 50 million for various projects, moved after House and Senate conferees approved a funding formula shift and resolved dis agreements. The measures include 7.5 million for a new medium security prison, 837 thousand for a UMKC law school, 70 thousand for MU journalism, and 200 thousand for a nurse training center, with the budget and timing affected by constitutional constraints and stalled school funding talks.
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Senate
Jefferson County
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Columbia
Ray Henry
Hillsboro
Jefferson College
Robert Young
D-St. Ann
Wainwright
St. Louis
Young
Richard Webster
Carthage
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