Merit system expansion lidar across four agencies proposed
A proposed measure would extend a merit system to four additional state agencies the Division of Plane Construction Budget Controller Procurement and Administrative Services. The governor would appoint a commissioner of administration and three executives with Senate approval. All new staff would be merit based with top candidates chosen from a short list. The plan aims to streamline government though party governors may resist drastic changes.
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Commissione of Administration
Little Hoover Commission
Hearnes signs new law against demonstrators
Missouri governor Hearnes signed a bill authorizing officials to use added legal tools to remove demonstrators from public buildings and land. The measure imposes a misdemeanor with fines or jail for unlawful entry or refusal to depart on lawful demand, while other items propose hospital and doctor liability protections and various state and local agency reforms.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Governor clashes over election notice and party nominations
The report outlines a dispute over a special election filing window after Rep. Patrick Oconee of Bridgeton died. Sterling Lacy seeks entry as American Party candidate, while Judith O'Connor and Ralph Doyle file as Democratic and Republican nominees. Party chairs accuse Hearnes of bias, and a telegraph nomination is discussed due to time limits and a Western Union strike. The American Party cites over 2 percent in the 30th District from last November.
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Seculatve
Patrick Oconee
Bridgeton
Sterling Lacy
Christia Church
O'Connor
Judith
Ralph Doyle
Maryland Heights
Warren E. Heroes
J. Nick. Gray
Maryville
James Phillipe
Maplewood
St. Louis County
American Party Committee
Phillips
Voting age cut action praised in Missouri session
At Missouri Girls State in 1971, Secretary Kirkpatrick praised lowering the voting age to 14. He proposed easing registration by reducing age or adopting the ULB constitutional change to avoid separate registration books or boxes. He warned of delays at polls if counties lack voter registration and noted regional variations.
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Fale Javaes
Irkpatrick
Missouri
Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatick
Remsey to take Lions Club helm at Memorial Park
Harold Rem Wt of Southwest to be installed as president of the Jefferson City Lions Club at 6 39 p m today. About 65 persons expected. Other officers to be installed include Gary as first vice president and Jake Jacops as second vice president.
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Remsey
Lions Club Helm
Harold Rem
Jefferson City
Fnenvie ‘Tiggs Club
Memorial Park
Gary Ae
Jake Jacops
Multiple fatal highway crashes in Missouri state report
A Missouri AP report details numerous fatal and severe crashes across the state. Names include WwW. C. Johnson and Dogna Bye Cravens among others, with drivers Helen Broadus and Lee Se in hospital. Several fatalities occur near Moberly Fayette Monroe City Kirksville Springfield Lamar De Soto Festus and Callaway County with varying injuries to additional occupants and drivers.
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Helen Broadus
Fayette
Lee
Sedalia
University of Missoury Medical Center
Columbia
Communications talk wins Burridge award at Toastmasters
Don Bunker received the Major Burridge trophy at Capital City Toastmasters for the talk Barriers in Communications. Stan Neuner spoke on the Contribution of Nuclear Energy to our Environment. Bob Brown was toastmaster and John Skin the general evaluator. Charlie Michael served as timer.
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Don Bunker
Capital City
Stan Neuner
Bob Brown
John Skin
Charlie Michael
Kirksville crash injures girl. rear-end collision on Highway 6
An AP report from Kirksville states Rita Geffen, a girl from Kirksville, was injured in a rear-end collision on Highway 6 about miles south of Kirksville. The other vehicle, driven by Charles Gaslinger, struck the Gladbach car, leaving the occupant in serious condition at the Osteopathic hospital.
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Cravens
Yidipa Fy
Pavia
Harris
Joseph Kirby
Monroe City
Hogee
Me Hirby
Kirksville
Kay Gladbach
la Plata
Charies D. Eslinger
Albany
John Polk
Springfield
Bursell
McClure
Highway Patrol
Usid
Dr. Polk
Lamar
Terry Tubaugh
Tantha
Tubaugh
Charles Calvin Adamson
Bonne Terre
U. S. 67
DeSoto
Adamson
Wagner
U. S
Festus
Route 2
Jeffesson Memorial Hospital
Harold Eugene Wagner
James C
Kirksville, Mo
Rita Geffen
Kirksvilje Om. Highway 6
Tre Gladbach
Charles Gaslinger
Aleny
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