Senate rejects salary panel plan for Missouri lawmakers
The Missouri Senate defeated a House proposal to form a commission to recommend legislator salaries, 18-10, with party members split across support and opposition. The measure would have asked voters to approve a constitutional amendment and faced amendments removing pay guidance for judges and state officials.
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Missouri Senate
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Cason
Grabke
Joynt
Lee
Schneider
Spradling
Young
Bradshaw
Noland
Webster
William B. Waters
Liberty
Commission
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Senate
Lions to hear administrator at Capital City meeting
Robert Connor, Mussouri Supreme Court deputy state courts administrator, will speak at the Capital City Lions Club noon meeting at the Colonnade Restaurant. He will discuss the court administrator role and the new state public defender system. Connor previously served as deputy state courts administrator and led the records management and archives program.
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Robert Connor
Mussouri Supreme Court
Capital City Lions Club
Colonnade
Connor
State Records
State Budget Division
Nixon Seaside Estate Gets Water and Sewer Upgrades
The government spent about 99000 on San Clemente estate improvements after Nixon bought the property. GSA officials say 6260 for a six inch water line for fire protection at the Western White House and 3200 of 9784 for a six inch sewer line serving the home. The lines serve a pool Nixon built and accommodate federal personnel. The Secret Service requested the upgrades and expansion of the sewer line. Additional federal spending on landscaping and site improvements was reported by other outlets.
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Washington
Nixon
California
General Services Administration
White House
San Clemente
GSA
Terry Angelo
Angelo
Secret Service
Associated Press
Newsday
Long Island
Ashcroft Honored At Springfield Dinner With Helms Speaker
State Auditor John Ashcroft will be honored at a bi partisan Salute to John Ashcroft dinner in Springfield. Featured speaker is U.S. Senator Jesse Helms with Gov. Christopher Bond Lt. Gov. William Phelps and others attending. Master of ceremonies will be William Lowe of the U.S. Chamber. Tickets via Rep. James Strong or phone. Aboard ship the bilge is the lowest internal space within a vessel hull.
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John D. Ashcroft
John Ashcroft
Springfield
U.S
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Helms
Senate
Christopher Bond
William Phelps
Jack Danforth
Gene Taylor
James Strong
Fairmount Blvd
Jefferson City
Court rules CT cannot deny in state tuition to residents
The Supreme Court affirmed that Connecticut cannot block a student from proving state residency for in state tuition at the University of Connecticut. The ruling ends a practice that kept students classified as nonresidents and paying higher fees after they established residency. The case involved Margaret Marsh Kline and Patricia Catapano among others challenging the long standing system.
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Supreme Court
Margaret Marsh Kline
California
University of Connecticut
Connecticut
Hartford
Grain loans aid harvest areas facing storage shortfall
Washington AP Farmers in storage constrained harvest regions can obtain emergency government loans to cover grain, repaid within 90 days, even if grain sits on the ground. The program covers wheat and also barley, oats, sorghum, rye, and corn, at 75 percent of the basic county price support loan rate. Glenn A. Weir of ASCS said loans target wheat shippers with storage and transport issues, with current grain elevators and rail cars influencing progress. producers can use loans as a cushion before cash sale or standard price support loans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Glenn A. Weir
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Plains
Weir
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Missouri cities to receive CEO grants for recreation programs
U S Office of Economic Opportunity awards total 389000 to St. Louis Kansas City and Springfield for youth services playground access cultural trips and expansion of arts and sports programs St. Louis will fund youth access and arts. Springfield will open and extend playgrounds fund trips and sponsor tournaments. Kansas City undecided. Traffic death log notes 24 hours 3. year 565. last year 584.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond of
Missouri
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
Council On Youth
Farmers struggle to plant as weeks pass in Missouri
In Missouri, three days suitable for field work left farmers belatedly planting. Soil moisture remained adequate to surplus, pastures mostly good except Bootheel, where conditions were fair to good. Corn planting lagged. 20 percent unplanted. Soybeans 11 percent planted. grain sorghum 37 percent. Yearly comparison shows slower progress overall.
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Columbia
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Bootheel
Missouri students to tour Nagano Japan for exchange program
Lt. Gov. William C. Phelps announced a Missouri Nagano exchange, 15 students and one leader traveling July 15 to Nagano for a month, with a $930 cost covering transportation and most accommodations. Nagano students will visit Missouri late July, touring St. Louis Zoo and MU, and meeting Gov. Bond.
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Jefferson City
William C. Phelps
Japan
Missouri
Nagano
United States
Phelps
Kansas City
St. Louis Zoo
University of Missouri-Columbia
Christopher S. Bond
State Capitol
Air France manager arrested for illegal relic stash
Regional Air France manager D. Mimault was arrested and released on bail over possession of 130 archaeological artifacts from Baan Chieng. Police seized the items, valued at about $20,000 locally, and exhibited them at the National Museum after a home search last week. Thais sold some pieces, according to police.
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Ynanand
Air France
Baan Chieng
D. Mimault
Mimault
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