City Budget Hearings Review 1967 Transit Costs Discussed
City budget hearings wrap up with department heads and executive session. Sullivan fire chief Ase airport manager Abernathy Transit Authority rep present. Insurance experts urge $500 deductible to save about $3 700 yearly. Transit Authority subsidized by $34 525 from city funds. 1967-68 costs estimated at new station wages push total to $192 200. Wage surplus of $17 000 narrows the increase.
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City Council
John L. Sullivan
William Ase
Joseph Abernathy
Drake
Transit Authority
Sullivan
Dodd Faces Scrutiny Over Double Billing at City Hall
The Senate committee pressed Dodd on double billing tied to city airport services and private groups. Testimony centered on whether witnesses like O’Hare were credible, with findings noting seven trips showing potential double charges and debates over bonding costs and the airport manager’s pay.
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Lawrence A. Sen
James B. Pearson
Rhanke
Haake
O'Hare
Sen. Dodd
Pearson
Senate
O Hare
Dodd
Judge Forgives Husband in Fire Case at Home
A judge dismissed the case after a wife accused her husband of starting a fire in their home. The judge admonished the wife, suggested she lacked wifely understanding, and recommended viewing tools at WESTLAKE'S for a suitable Father’s Day gift. The exchange included remarks about disposing of unwanted items and avoiding contempt.
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Westlake
Weather report and river stage notes from Kansas City area
Local data list yesterday's high 68 and low 72 with a 49 year high of 102 in 1952 and low of 49 in 1933. Precipitation 0.0 for 24 hours ending noon. month total 1.20 inches, year to date 13.16 inches. Barometer 29.9 steady, humidity 42 percent. Highest wind 40 mph from SSW. Sunrise 5:44, sunset 8:35. River stage notes show levels at Jefferson City Hermann Boonville and fall-rise readings with values noted.
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News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Kansas City
Seeseseens
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Sre
Marines battle Viet Cong near Da Nang in renewed flareup
U S Marines and South Vietnamese forces fought a Communist regiment about 60 miles south of Da Nang in a renewed ground attack. Marine casualties were low for the week, with 176 Americans killed or wounded. Viet Cong losses were down to 215, as air and artillery strikes hit Viet Cong formations near the Mekong Delta and south of Da Nang. An ambush shrink in enemy strength and a dramatic helicopter action were reported, with one helicopter shot down and another rescued. Dennis Bolton, a helicopter gunner from Huntsville Arkansas, described the day as unmatched in his experience.
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Saigon
U.S
7Th Marine
da Nang
Arizona
Rose
5Th Marine
Mekong
Amer
Dennis Bolton
Huntsville
Ark
Thomas Beauchamp
Redjrvictat Va
North Vietnam
Hanoi
North
Baddy
Jrack
Blood drive falls short of two day goal in Jefferson City
The American Red Cross bloodmobile collected 67 pints on Wednesday, added to 77 pints Tuesday, totaling 144 pints out of a 236 pint two day quota. The First Christian Church visit marked the end of the 1966 67 fiscal year with Cole County 165 pints under its yearly goal of 1 416 pints total for the county was 1 251 pints. Blood drive chairman William Luebbert noted plans for an August start to the 1967 68 drive. He praised all participants in the year long program.
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American Red Cross
Jefferson City
First Christian Church
Cole County
William Luebbert
Luebbert
Park Board Concession Bill Faces Questions on Profits Rule
A measure allowing private lease of concessions at parks draws scrutiny over a $10,000 profit cap payable to the state. Sen Earl Blackwell delays debate to seek answers, citing director Joseph Jaeger Jr. and concerns about removal of the limit.
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Park Board
Waters
Senate
Earl Blackwell
Hillsboro
Blackwell
Joseph Jaeger Jr
Jefferson City Head Start Workshop Ends at Noon
The Jefferson City Head Start workshop concluded today at South Elementary School after sessions from 8 a.m. to noon began Wednesday. Fifteen staff members including teachers, nurses, and social workers reviewed health and psychological needs of 78 enrolled children as they prepare eight weeks of home visits starting next week.
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Jefferson City
South Elementary
Kathleen Ailer
Velma Ferguson
Moreland Drive
Josie Logan
Lafayette St
Ben Muir
New Bloomfield
Helen Green
Fairmount Court
Barbara Rogers
Department of
Lincoln Universee
E. Elizabeth St
Mra
Sily
Angela Camden
E. Elm
Henry V. Guhleman Jr
Lois Hart
Green Berry Road
McCarty
Dorothys/trist
Jackson
Elizabeth St
Theodore Bryant
Clark Avenue
Curtis Norfleet
Crestiere
Emergency UN meet on Israel expected
The United Nations faces an emergency session after the Security Council rejected a Soviet resolution condemning Israel. Secretary General U Thant polls 122 members as the General Assembly may meet this weekend to debate the Soviet demand for Israel to withdraw to prewar lines.
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Israel
U Thant
U.N
Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Arthur J
Goldberg
Council
Assembly
Council For Real Peace
Middle East
Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
India
Mali
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Othe
Argentina
Brazil
Cairo Radio
Kuwait
United States
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Jack Anderson
O’hare
Thomas Rose
Asel
Ozark _s Airlines
Ase
Abernathy
Conau
Stennis
Man
Judge
Lan
Weather Report
Tennysons 520
Medical Arts Building
Duc Pho
Jefferson
Forck Cleaners
W. Dunklin
Thant
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Kosygin
Jamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Egypt
Europe
Britain
Is‘rael
Boumedienne
Nasser
Kodacolor
Pohlman
Cadillac
Knipp Motors, Inc
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