U S Soviet summit to focus on arms and trade
Washington aims to limit offensive weapons and boost economic links during the working summit with Brezhnev. Officials expect few major breakthroughs this visit, with minor pacts on oceans, culture, taxation, transport research, and agricultural exchange on the agenda. Brezhnev’s arrival and protests by Jewish groups are anticipated amid talks of broader arms talks and better trade.
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Scientists Injured as Campus Bus Crashes in Columbia
A University of Missouri conference shuttle with 31 aboard, mostly scientists and professors, crashed at a Columbia intersection after brakes failed. Eighteen were taken to two hospitals, six hospitalized, none seriously hurt. The bus overturned after striking a telephone pole during evening rush hour on Business Loop 70.
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Army checks draft quotas
AP reports the Army Criminal Investigations Division is probing recruiters for doctoring personnel records to meet enlistment quotas after the draft ended. 107 recruiters have been reassigned across 37 states over seven months amid claims of forging diplomas using crib sheets, skirting police checks, and falsifying residency to hit targets.
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Barrie Trinkle Wins 46th National Spelling Bee
Barrie Trinkle age 13 of Fort Worth Texas won the 46th annual National Spelling Bee spelling onomastics to beat the final opponent Stephen Hayes age 14 of Oxon Hill Maryland after 17 rounds and 518 words. Hayes represented the Washington Star News and Trinkle the Fort Worth Press.
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Washington Star-News
Missouri House OKs 7.6 Million Funds Bill and Park Levy Plan
The Missouri House passed a 7.6 million dollar appropriations bill funding yearlong programs and a 25 dollar daily expense for in session legislators. Other provisions raise park levies in St Louis and Jackson counties and remove caps on wrongful death damages. About 117,000 Missourians face welfare payment changes as federal takeover reduces state rates in 1974, with a 29 million dollar cost projected for 1973-74.
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Youth rights bill advances in Missouri House
The Missouri House approved a bill granting all adult rights to 18 year olds including alcohol purchase and consumption by a 121 to 25 vote. The measure returns to the Senate where a earlier version without 18 to 20 rights awaits reconciliation.
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James Arnold
Waynesville
Carrol McCubbin
Eldon
Missouri
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Dickson
McCubbin
Mark Youngdahl
D-St. Joseph
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Income limits raised for city housing residents
Jefferson City Housing Authority board approved a 3300 across the board rise in rent categories to fund operations without a deficit. New net income limits range from 3600 yearly for a single person to 5400 for a family of seven, allowing higher income tenants to offset low rents for welfare recipients.
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Herron
Elmer Smith
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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