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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
1
The brief forecast item outlines a three day outlook for the region with expected conditions. A separate tribal rates note references a two second section headed by Sean Bead for deport policy or related matter.
A federal convict testified that he stole secret papers for curiosity and discarded most by burning or burying them. He described selling the loot to fences tied to crime networks in New York and New Jersey, amid armed guard and immunity from prosecution. One pouch contained classified mail meant for Eglin Air Force parts of a ballistic system.
AFL-CIO President George Meany backs federal aid to Lockheed for the Tristar program while UAW President Leonard Woodcock warns the bailout could fail to save Lockheed and risk broader harm to the aerospace and airline sectors. Woodcock cites dangers of government rescuing big corporations and the impact on employment and credit for other firms. Meany argues national talent should be redirected to meet domestic needs if the rescue proceeds.
In Garden City New York AP report Dole Republican National Committee chair derides former Secretary Clifford’s plan to end the war. He cites Clifford’s Dec 31 troop withdrawal idea and questions the chances of freeing POWs within 30 days, arguing against unilateral retreat.
The Missouri House Redistricting Commission aims to redraw 163 districts by mid July to conform to the 1970 census. If no agreement is reached, the task moves to the Missouri Supreme Court.
Retirees represented by an association of about 3,680 former state employees express disappointment that a bill to extend pension benefits failed in the just completed legislative session. The measure would have allowed those who retired earlier to share in higher benefits, addressing lower monthly pensions some former workers now receive.
The U S Department of Agriculture announces new poverty based lunch eligibility for the National School Lunch Program. For a four person family the 1971 72 guidelines place income limits at thirty three thousand five hundred forty dollars per year with eligibility extending to all children in participating schools.
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