State official backs Emprise liquor license
Charles Blackmar, Missouri trustee overseeing Emprise subsidiaries Sportservice Corp and Missouri Sportservice, recommends renewal of their liquor licenses. He reports no public-interest harm, cites good character of Emprise leaders, and notes possible short-term issues if Busch Stadium concession contract is terminated.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Emprise Corp
Charles B. Blackmar
Blackmar
Busch Stadium
Kiel Auditorium
Arena
Courtney Goodman Jr
House Select Committee On Crime
Emprise
Buffalo
N.Y
Civic Center Redevelopment Corp
Sportservice
Civic Center
Roman law twelve tables noted in historic reference
The term twelve tables refers to celebrated Roman laws on 12 bronze tablets. The Jefferson City Post Tribune details the paper's history from 1908 and notes publishers and staff across decades. It lists publication formats and subscription rates for Jefferson City and nearby counties, along with the newspaper’s affiliations and contact information.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C.goshorn
Associated Press
Jefferson
City
Missouri
Cole
Counties
Council accepts bids for equipment buying
The City Council opened and approved several bids for equipment and projects. Roy A. Scheperle Construction Co. won the force main and pump station bid at 197 826.75, with other bidders ranging to 259 139.25. Memorial Airport sewer work went to Bill Anderson Construction Co. for 5 618.47, among higher competing bids. A vacuum street sweeper from Key Equipment Co. cost 31 990, with 32 500 from competitor. Fire department cars awarded to Riley Chevrolet for 2 460, other bid 2 554.34. Fire truck radio unit awarded to Columbia Electronic for 589.50. Rubber tire loader bids detailed, committee to study before final recommendation.
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Idlewood Force
Roy A. Scheperle
Bill Anderson Construction Co
Centertown
Memorial Airport
Key Equipment Co
Maryland Heights
Bimam Construction Co
Independence
Riley Chevrolet
Schantzmeyer Ford
Columbia Electronic
Missouri-Illinois Tractor Co
Columbia
Case Equipment Co
Mexico
Machinery Inc
St. Louis
Callaway Equipment Co
Fabick
Banco Equipment Co
Council
Ed Rackers
City Public Works
Storm hits St. Louis area knocking out power
Union Electric repair crews worked to restore service after severe thunderstorms lashed the St. Louis city and county Monday night. A utility spokesman said high winds and torrential rains began around 8 p.m. interrupting power for about 30,000 customers at one time or another.
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ST. Louis
Union Electric
National Weather Service
Lambert-St. Louis International
Ilinois
Union Electric Co
North St. Louis
Burlington Norther
Troy bank first to receive inactive state funds
The Citizens Bank of Troy became the first bank to receive inactive state funds under a new investment program led by State Treasurer James J. Spainhower. The bank was allotted $100,000, with provisions allowing up to 20 percent of a bank's capital to be invested if guidelines are met. The plan aims to spur Missouri economic activity as crews repaired outages and weather warnings followed a damaging storm.
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Citizens Bank of Troy
James J. Spainhower
Troy Bank
Town reunion planned for former Linn Creek residents
Camdenton attorney Morgan Moulder says a two day reunion for old Linn Creek residents will start June 30 at the New Linn Creek School. A July 1 boat trip on Lake of the Ozarks will visit the old town site with a historic monument unveiling. Exhibits, a memorial service, and a fish and chicken fry dinner with entertainment are planned.
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Camden County
Camdenton
Morgan Moulder
Lake Ozark
Old Linn Creek
New Linn Creek
School House Hill
Ozark Air Lines fights injunction over picket lines
A federal judge postponed ruling on Ozark Air Lines demand to bar pilots from honoring mechanic picket lines. A hearing on a permanent injunction is set for Friday as Ozark plans a limited nine city service start. The strike by Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association enters its third month, with wage disputes remaining unresolved.
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ST. Louis
Ozark Air Lines
James H. Meredith
U.S. District Court
Ozark
Missouri
Ilinois
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
Air Line Pilots Association
Meredith
FBI nominee testifies at Senate committee hearing
Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City police chief and 21 year FBI veteran, testifies on his plan to restore the FBI's glory and seeks independence from the White House. Lawmakers press on agency leadership, Watergate handling, and internal morale amid post Hoover era.
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FBI
Senate
Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kelley
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
Clarence Kelley
Eagleton
L. Patrick Gray HI
J. Edgar Hoover
Gray
Navy
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
William D. Ruckelshaus
Hoover
Danforth withdraws 1969 opinion in Senate presiding dispute
In Jefferson City the partisan clash over Missouri Senate presiding authority heats up as Atty. Gen. Danforth retracts a 1969 opinion. Lt. Gov. Phelps fights to keep presiding power, citing the constitution, while Sen. Cason claims Senate rules grant him control and ejects Phelps from the chamber.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
John C. Danforth
William C. Phelps
Senate
Phelps
Missouri
Constitution
William J. Cason
Clinton
State Supreme Court
Cason
Danforth
William Morris
Wage contract near for postal workers
A tentative deal for about 600000 postal workers is near as union leaders say key issues are resolved. Negotiators discuss wage increases and benefits while management signals more items to resolve before a formal agreement, with the current contract expiring July 20.
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Washington
Francis Filbey
Afl-Cio American Postal Workers Union
Darrell F. Brown
Postal Service
Filbey
Brown
The
Postal Workers, National Association of Letter Carriers
Indictment in Liberty over runaways shelter ring
A grand jury indictment charges 15 people including a 46 year old woman and seven young men with aiding harboring juvenile runaways. The probe, started last weeks, centers on statements by runaways about drug parties and shelter from parents and police. Indicted: William L Basham 17 William C Dravenstott 17 Larry Dravenstott 17 Ronald Dravenstott 19 Earl Washburn 23 Ronald Tarepin 19 Daisy Mae Stumph 46. Most were jailed or released on bond.
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Liberty, Mo
Clay County Sheriff's Deputies
Therm
William L. Basham
Lawson
William C. Dravenstott
Larry Dravenstott
Ronald Dravenstott
Excelsior Springs
Earl Washburn
Ronald Tarepin
Daisy Mae Stumph
Kansas City
Cravenstott Brothers
Clay County
Dollar opens low on money markets
The dollar opened at record or near record lows in Frankfurt and Paris, then rallied in some centers on light trading. Gold started strong in London and Zurich but eased, while the British pound dipped after a brief rise.
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London
Frankfurt
Paris
Zurich
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Jefferson City News
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Sam & Georgia
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New York
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
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Laborers’ International Union
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Letter Carriers
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Tokyo
U.S
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