Panel to hold hearings on information practices and openness
A congressional panel will hear witnesses from State Justice and Defense and the White House as it probes how information is classified and disclosed. The Times material prompts debates over executive privilege and secrecy while senators consider a broader inquiry into why Congress was kept in the dark.
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Departments of State, Justice and Defense
White House
Rep
Ogden Reid
RLY
Justice Department
The
Times
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
House
Telephone settlement adds 'poor' in strike deadline note
A terse system notice says the telephone agreement is 'very poor' ahead of a July 14 strike deadline. The remark highlights concerns about the settlement terms and timing as workers prepare for potential action.
Griver's License Program Delayed to September
A color photograph based card will replace the license program and take effect in September. The timeline shifts from the initial plan with no immediate funding. Local officials affirm the change while outlining implementation steps and next milestones.
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Xew Griver
Lew
Owever
Unnidentifiable Fish Hooked by Dixon Man
Ted Struttman owner of Ted's Lake reports an unnidentifiable fish hooked by a Dixon man near Jefferson. The Conservation Commission official could not identify the catfish, indicating a mystery catch from the lake.
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Dixon
The
Conservation Commission
Ted Struttman
Teds Lake
Arctic North Slope drilling threat to Arctic life
A Coast Guard researcher warns routine drilling and shipping in Alaska's North Slope could spill about 3,400 gallons of crude oil daily into Arctic waters, with risks to birds mammals and the food chain. He notes larger spills and ice pack hazards, calls for more research and cleanup ideas.
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Coast Guard
Alaska
North Slope
Arctic
Liigi TL
Glaeser
U.S. Coast Guard
Office of Research and Development
Cook Inlet
Mackenzie Basin
Arctic Islands
Canada
Gliezer
Myersitd Graduation Talk By Savings Chapter Leader
Charles G. Myers director of savings and loans management education programs will speak at the twelfth annual graduation ceremony of Central Missouri chapter 162 of the American Savings and Loan Institute. The event begins at 7 30 p m Friday at Meadow Lake Country Club for the Focal Savings and Loans of Jefferson City.
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Charles G. Myers
Central Missouri
American Savings and Loan Tstitute
Meadowlake Country Club
Local Weather Report With Mixed Data
Fragmentary weather summary shows temperatures around 52 to 62 with light precipitation and dates unclear. The garbled report references rainfall totals, seasonal normals, and year-to-date figures but lacks coherent locations or times.
Family Counseling Program Launched in Jefferson City
Jefferson City Mental Health Association launches a family counseling program and raises about 500 dollars in a recent fund drive. Mrs. Henry Polowy reports meetings with Dr. Fred Handler to coordinate with Cole County health council and outlines a volunteer station program serving Mid Missouri Health Center in Columbia or Fulton State Hospital. Contact 696-0522 for follow up.
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Jefferson City Mental Health Association
Henry Polowy
Polowy
Fred Handler
Cole County Health Council
Mid- Missouri Mi Health Center
Columbia
Fulton State Hospital
Rabies Alert Issued for Cole County Residents
Sheriff Wyman Basinger warns Cole County residents to avoid contact with wild animals as warm weather boosts exposure risk. Only three rabies cases this year involve a cat a dog and a skunk. Dr R Price cautions that all warm blooded animals can transmit rabies and explains transmission via bites or saliva contact. He notes foxes skunks and bats commonly carry it while cows dogs and cats can as well. Signs in animals range from erratic behavior to aggression and withdrawal. Human symptoms begin fever headachy throat and swallowing pain with progression to nervousness convulsions and possible paralysis. rabies is almost always fatal though a cited Ohio case shows rare recovery. Treat bites with soap and water flush and seek medical care immediately and capture the animal for health department notification. Vaccinate pets and warn children to avoid stray or unfamiliar animals.
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Cole County
Basinger
Price
Ohio
Duggins 4.0 GPA at SMU and river tragedy report
Cedar Grove Missouri AP reports Ralph Duggins of Aver two could victory in Dean’s list at Southern Methodist University with a straight A spring. Ricky Ard of Salem Missouri died Wednesday after noon while swimming Current River near Cedar Grove.
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Duggins
Ralph MU Wa
Ralph Duggins
Vineyard Square
Wee
Southern Methodist University
Deller
Cedar Grove
Audit on fee offices finds compliance in Versailles Warsaw offices
State Auditor Christopher Bond announced audits of revenue fee offices in Versailles and Warsaw, finding conformity with data and cash submitted. A Dunklin County audit revealed a shortage of 24554.05 due to Sheriff Raymond Scott, with 14643.22 of the shortfall tied to excessive retention fees and 9910.83 for transporting prisoners that should have gone to the county. The report covers 1964 through 1968 and notes potential recovery via actual expense and mileage records. Sixteen license fee offices also passed, and minor errors were found in Scott County for 1965 to 1963. Additional audits began in Carter and Washington counties.
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Christopher
Rit) Bond
Department of Revenue
Versailles
Warsaw
Bond
Dunklin County
Raymond Scott
Teasurer
Alton
Butler
Chillicothe
Gainesville
Harrisonville
Koboks
Monticello
Reilz
Savannah
St Clair
Scott County
Carter
Washington
Democratic governors to caucus in Omaha over revenue sharing
In Lincoln Nebraska Governor Exon says most Democratic governors will oppose direct city funding via federal revenue sharing while meeting in Omaha for a Saturday caucus. He backs rural-urban fairness concerns and a new agriculture policy framework with a federal food and fiber board.
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Lincoln
Neb
Afh
J. J. Exon
Omaha
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
Larry O’brien
National Committee
Market Report New York Stocks Edge Higher
New York stocks drifted in slow trading with the Dow Jones industrial average rising 1.20 points to open. Advances led gains while declines appeared among household shares. Supermarkets General rose on news of a two for one split and an increased dividend plan amid mixed results across sectors including electronics chemicals oils and airlines.
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Supermarkets General
Mystery plague threatens Florida lake fish and life
A bacterial outbreak is blamed for harming a Florida lake ecosystem, with scientists noting rapid bacterial growth and altered fish behavior. Stress from accumulated organic ooze on the lake bottom is also cited as a contributing factor to the ecological decline.
Missouri lake drawdown sparks animal deaths and legal action
In a Missouri court case, Ottis H. McKinnon sues the state over a three week lake drawdown by the Southeast Fox Florida Water Management District. Commercial fishermen report scores of alligators, turtles, and fish dying as muck exposure and nutrient runoff are blamed. Biologists note muck covers up to 40 percent of the lake bottom with vast nitrogen and phosphorus quantities released.
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Fox Flocida Water Management District
Planning commission interviews consultants over studies
The Miliers Regional Planning Commission interviewed four consultants on a Wednesday to assess their ability to complete three studies. Richard Groner said a consultant will be hired for the July meeting to review each firm’s qualifications. If the open space study is not completed on time, the area will be ineligible for consideration.
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Miliers Regional
Piaming Commission
Bierd
Richard Groner
Dounty Jwige
Groner
Misouri Street crashes spark multiple motor incidents
The Daily Record lists several Wednesday and Tuesday motor incidents along U S Highway 6 and nearby streets. Names, addresses, and bridge of events include Dewey Jackmoo Hustsgile Esther Gordammer Route 2 and 5 18 p m Missouri Boulevard at Delaware Street with Mare Mary Jo Fenley and John Morris 101 Monroe Street.
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Missouri Boulevard
Delaware Street
Dewey Jack
Moo
Hustsgile
Esther Gordammer
State Street
Mary Jo Fenley
State St
Bs Hill Road
John Morris
Monroe St
Police Reports On Vehicle Damages And Thefts In City
Arthur Motller of Forest Hill Avenue reported a cigarette burned the front seat of his car parked in the 990 block east High Street. Don Keeling of Virginia Avenue reported a lawnmower worth 124 dollars missing from his property. Merle Holt Summit reported two amending rings missing from a transfer purse. Patrick Scherr of Route 2 reported two wheel covers valued at 55 dollars stolen from his car in the 200 block of East Commercial Avenue.
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Arthur G. Motller
Forest Hill Ave
East High Street
Don Keeling
Virgina Ave
Cooper
Merle Holts Summit
Patrick Scherr
Route 2
East Commercial Avenue
Birdie the resident at Green Meadow Golf Course
Maryville Tennessee AP reports Green Meadow Golf Course has a bird named Birdie on the 18th hole and predicts five more eggs soon in the nest, marking a playful local feature at the course.
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Maryville. Tenn
Green Meadow
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