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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
13
Dear Ann Landers advises two readers on a rug heirloom dispute and a dislocated hip incident. The first asks if she should resell a prized rug to a friend who values the family heirloom, while the second recounts a separated husband and a hip injury. The advice urges steadiness and proper conduct.
Antique style 60 inch solid state stereo unit in oiled walnut with Mediterranean flair. Includes AM/FM radio with scratch rumble fitter, tape and mike facilities. Extra speaker missing. Originally priced at 3519.95. Balance due 312.01 or 1835 monthly payments. See Vogl's Sewing Machine Co at 327 Madison. Dial 536-3571.
Americans face growing urban drift as white residents flee core cities for suburbs while manufacturing shifts outward. An estimated 18 million will move this year, shrinking city tax bases and draining talent, with continued white outmigration and rising Negro suburban settlement amid stagnant jobs and services.
Sgt. J. M Luker of Missouri Highway Patrol graduated from Northwestern University Traffic Institute at Evanston this month. He formerly lived at Portageville Missouri and served as safety officer of Troop F in Jefferson City before his studies. He will be assigned to the Division of Personnel and Training at General Headquarters in Jefferson City.
A reader pleads for divorce from a man who cites religion as a barrier. The adviser warns that she remains legally married and could face immigration issues if she flees with another man. Hire a lawyer to obtain a lawful separation.
Contracts through 1973 set wage increases for Missouri breweries and education workers. Lonel Wheeler, Missouri's education chief since 1945, announces retirement at end of 1970 with his office to remain to aid transition. He cites long service shaping public education including services for the blind and deaf, rural schooling, and junior colleges. Wheeler, a Webster County native, began as a one room teacher and rose to state superintendent.
Officials said San Antonio and Pearl have a plant in St. Joseph Missouri and Lone Star operates an brewery in Oklahoma City. The present contract runs another year and a new contract becomes effective in mid-1970.
The text states hourly increases of 25 cents in the first two years and 20 cents in the third year of the new contract. It mentions structured pay escalations within a defined agreement. The phrase appears mangled but indicates staged wage growth over three years.
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