Missouri crop storage up overall with oat decline
Missouri crops show higher stocks of corn, soybean and wheat as of June 1 versus a year ago, with oat stocks down. Old crop wheat totals reach 665 million bushels, up 24 percent from last year. corn in storage stands at 1,857 million bushels, up 30 percent. soybeans at 551 million bushels, up 23 percent. oat stocks 207 million, down seven percent from last year. The mid year report date was moved from July 1 to June.
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Conservatives Try to Close Tietjen Heresy Case at Concordia
A Tuesday effort sought to end the controversy over Rev. Dr. John H. Tietjen, suspended president of Concordia Seminary in 1973, whose case spurred the Seminex split. The conservative seminary board failed to find Tietjen guilty and appeal to Rev. Dr. Preus to declare innocence and close the matter. Delegates also backed withholding mission subsidies from a church led by a Seminex graduate, affecting one church in the district.
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Bond signs transportation and park bills for elderly and disabled
Gov Christopher Bond signed two bills to promote transportation and recreation for senior citizens and handicapped people. Effective Aug 13, the laws allow partial financing of nonprofit transport services and require future park and rest area improvements to be accessible. Bond said the measures advance a statewide goal to reduce handicapping conditions and aid elderly and disabled in achieving self sufficiency.
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Veterans pension denied for whereabouts unknown claim
Reader asks how to receive husband’s VA pension after termination while only on Social Security. Answer notes eligible veterans may be reimbursed 9 percent of charges for lessons completed and serviced by the school, with quarterly payments.
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