Battle over Missouri student grant program pits church and state
Adversaries dispute the impact of a U S Supreme Court ruling on Missouri’s public and private college aid program. Rev Hugh Wamble argues the decision narrows secular eligibility while state leaders view it as a signal that states may fund private higher education within constitutional bounds. The program, distributing over 3.5 million annually to about 11 000 students, is paused as courts review its constitutionality with a ballot measure on aid to parochial schools also under challenge and set for August 3 voting.
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Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Hugh Wamble
Missouri Supreme Court
State Department of Migher
Jack Cross
Cross
Wamble
Koppenbrink murder trial continues in Missouri
Lafayette County prosecutor plans more witnesses in the first degree murder case of Elizabeth Koppenbrink 49 of Higginsville. The autopsy showed multiple head injuries in Dr Walter Koppenbrink Jr. The defense argues circumstantial evidence only with no eyewitnesses.
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Sedalia
Lafayette County
James Lauderdale
Elizabeth Jane Koppenbrink
Higginsville
Koppenbrink
Walter E. Koppenbrink Jr
Pettis County
Lauderdale
Shirley Alexander
Koppenbrinks
Don Wiegers
Frank Meyer
Wiegers
Supreme Court Justices Split Over Attorney-Client Disclosure Rules
The Bardgett dissent denounces a law that ties reported income to business form and, for sums over $500, requires naming payers. The majority holds narrow scope, while Judge Seiler concurs on limited reach. Weather data and river levels follow in the same clipping.
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Udges Lawrence Holman
James A. Finch Jr
Robert T. Donnelly
Hen Jey
Robert Seiler
J.P. Morgan
Bardgett
LPNs Hear Heart Program In Jefferson City Area
A heart disease program for licensed practical nurses and other cardiac care staff will be held at the Ramada Inn at 7:30 a.m. Monday June 28 with registration at 7:00 a.m. The Missouri Heart Association and Missouri State Association of Licensed Practical Nurses, with local chapters, sponsor the event featuring speakers Dr. Jack S. Sanders and others. Frances Kelly is the contact for registration at 1703 W Main St, Jefferson City.
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Ramada Spn
Missouri Heart Association
Missouri State Association of Licensed Practical Nurses Inc
Jefferson City
Rolla
Columbia
Fulton
Sedalia
Moberly
Mexico
Jack S. Sanders
M.D
Dale K. Atterberry
D.C
Neva Thurston
R.N
Susan Scott
Cindy Stadler
Cecilia Marie Peterman
Amy Anderson
Loyd M. Harmon
Connie Daugherty
Frances Kelly
W. Main St
State to buy trees with $5300 grant for McDonald area
Jim Baumgardner of MacDonald's and Bill Ruprecht owner of the McDonald's franchise discuss the use of a $5300 State grant with State Forester Osaf Capps. The plan covers tree purchases for the local area, outlining how the funds will be allocated and the types of trees to be acquired.
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Jim Baumgardner
MacDonald's
Bill Ruprecht
McDonald‘s
Osaf
Capps
Missouri
News Tribune
Law Day actions take multiple sentences handed down
Cole County Circuit Court handed down sentences ranging from five years in prison to two years probation in a Law Day action. Judges sentenced Wesley Mills to five years for forgery and counterfeiting a check, Barry Ball to two years for manslaughter, and William Bacon to two years for escaping custody. Several others received probation or faced pre sentence probes for various crimes including burglary, theft, arson, and weapons charges. Some defendants entered not guilty pleas to murder and other charges, while others faced motions and court actions on pending cases.
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Cole County Circuit Court
Wesley James Mills
Brooklyn
Division of Corrections
Barry Lee Ball
Cherry St
Missouri Divison of Corrections
Chestnut St
Hart
Terry J. Owens
State Board of Probation and Parole
Owens
Roger Hirschvogel
Randy B. Hildebrand
E. Miller St
Hildebrand
Bernard J. Bemboom
Hicks
Cole County
Frankie Marion Greer
Gregory McSwain
Greer
Marshall Sr
Mrs. Eselean Buehrle Simon Dies at 78 in Kansas City
Mrs. Eselean Buehrle Simon, 78, of Kansas City, died Monday at her home. Born in 1900 in Jefferson City, she was daughter of Ernst and Amelie Buehrle. She moved to Kansas City in 1910, married Herbert Simon who died in 1956, and was active with St. Mary’s Church. Services Wednesday at St. Mary’s Episcopal, burial Forest Hill Cemetery, with Stine-McClure Funeral Chapel in charge.
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Siby R. Barthel
Forest Hill
Kingman
Kan
Barthel
Owen and
Elizabeth Stevenson Riley
Emporia
State Teachers, College
McPherson
Jefferson City
Eselean Buehrle Simon
Kansas City
Simon
Ernst and
Amelie Blaser Buehrle
Herbert Simon
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Philip Brinkman
Forest Hill Cemetery
Stine-McClure Funeral Chapel
Coleman Monteer Dies at Fayette
Coleman H. Monteer 70 of New Franklin died Monday morning at Fayette hospital. Born August 27, 1905 in Morgan County, he was a retired truck driver and United Pentecostal Church member. Survived by wife Cecil Goans. two sons C J Monteer and Leo Monteer. two daughters Mrs. C L Marriott and Mrs. Jesse Kirnberg. one brother Kenneth Monteer. three sisters Grace Smith Bessie Parkson and Darlene Goans. Services Wednesday at Kidwell Garber Funeral Home Versailles, burial in Stover Cemetery.
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Coleman H. Monteer
New Franklin
Fayette Hospital
Mr. Monteer
Morgan County
Peter
Amy Tunis Monteer
Cecil Goans
C.J. Monteer
Independence
Leo Monteer
C.L. Marriott
Bunceton
Jesse Kirnberg
Engineer resignations delay city street projects
A second resignation in the City Public Works Department will delay proposed street projects and halt long range plans, said Ed H Rackers Jr at a City Council meeting. Jack Kramer, projects engineer, will leave July 1 for a local firm. Current projects stay on track but future work is postponed. no replacement yet amid vacancies. Police also face four vacancies, prompting use of off duty officers and potential removal of bank escort service within 90 days.
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City Public Works Department
Ed H. Rackers Jr
Robert L. Hyder
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Rackers
Public Works Department
Police Department
L. C. Patton
Second Ward
Thomas Whitecotton
Patton
Ralph Coshow
Soil moisture in Missouri remains 61 percent short
Moisture in Missouri soil stayed 61 percent short last week as dry conditions persisted, with 35 percent adequate and 4 percent surplus. Soybean planting reached 90 percent and grain sorghum 8 percent planted, while corn held steady and cotton in the Bootheel showed slight deterioration. Wheat harvest began, with 22 percent harvested by June 20, and pastures, alfalfa, and hay crops showed mixed progress across the state.
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Columbia
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Bootheel
Tentative pact may end strike by St Louis beer drivers
Negotiators reached a tentative agreement that could end a bitter 4 week strike by Teamsters Local 133 beer truck drivers against six St Louis area beer wholesalers. If ratified, normal beer supply would resume. violence and arrests had marked the strike actions as several incidents involved Grey Eagle Distributing Co. trucks.
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Clayton, Mo
Teamsters
St. Louis
Mike O'Reilly
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Teamsters Local 133
Grey Eagle Distributing Co
St. Louis Beer Wholesalers Association
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Capital City Women's Club
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Kenneth
Judy) Caycey
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Eldon
Luther C. Welch
Harry Truman Veterans Administration Hospital
Eminence
Peter P
Ida M. Welch
Welch
Miller County
Luther C. Welsh
Joyce Welch
Freeman Funeral Chapel
C.G. Rose
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Steven D. Hammond
McSwain
Dunklin Sr
Lavinia Prenger
Charles R. Brown
Clarence M. Campbell
Missouri State Penitentiary
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Campbell
Ernest Turner
Lonnie Ray Kitterman
Route 4
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W. McCarty St
Robert Modery
Charles William Stiers
Aspen Trailer Court
Stiers
John Guymon
John M. Guymon
California
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Fortuna
Mr. Guymon
Berryville
Ark
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Baytown
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Omaha
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Lincoln
Walter Pigman
McLaughlin
Hazel Grove Cemetery
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Miles
William Earl Early
Elizabeth Sr
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State of Missouri
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Organization For Economic, Cooperation and Development
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