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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
4
Gilstrap reports the state will be $13 million short of estimated income for the fiscal year while tax payments totaled about $286.8 million, an increase of roughly $22.5 million from last year. Officials defended administration policies and pledged daily revenue transmittal reports to the state treasurer amid Senate House conference tensions.
Reading shows a garbled thermometer section with faint mentions of precipitation and river stages. Data references the Ozarks region and dates around 1987 but is largely indecipherable. No clear forecast or measurements can be confirmed from the readable text.
CATV Cornyn notes December 1987 start and a 35,000 fund already set aside. Hiesberger urges the mayor and Council to include about 22 in the next budget to cover remaining Airstear costs. He warns the first five years will be costly as many workers become eligible for retirement, urging Senate action on potential local taxes to sustain the plan.
The mayor, in a personal study of the situation, said implementing a earnings tax locally would have little effect on attracting business. He contrasted his approach with other state leaders seeking direct aid, asserting cities should be allowed to solve their own financial problems.
Mrs Renee Bichet Botz 82 of 1206 Swifts Highway died Monday at a Jefferson City nursing home. Born January 20 1887 in Paris she came to the United States with her parents. Survivors include two brothers in law Frank C Botz and Joseph Botz. A rosary will be recited today at Tanner Funeral Home. Services 10 am Wednesday at St Peters Catholic Church with Msgr Vogeler officiating. Burial in St Peters Cemetery. Donations to St Peters Church.
Harry M. Schmitz 56 of 130 E Dunklin St Jefferson City died Saturday at home. Born August 1912 in St Martins to Joseph and Ida Lackamp Schmitz he leaves son Henry and daughter Betty Mueller with four grandchildren. Survived by brothers William and Charles and sister Grace O Rourke. member of Eagles Aerie 2694 Teamsters Local 833 and St Peters Church. Funeral Wednesday 11 am at St Peters with Msgr Vogelweid. interment Resurrection Cemetery. Burial arrangements at Dulle Funeral Home in Jefferson City set for 8:15 pm today.
ABM debate colors Senate hearing as Melvin Laird defends first strike concepts and Soviet missile threats. The University of Missouri Rolla receives a $10,390 grant under title VI to buy instructional equipment, with overall funding reaching $23,476 after matching funds. Fulbright and Gore press for clarifying remarks as Laird ties ABM defenses to ongoing defense strategy debates.
Beulah M. Carter 68 of 1102 Missouri Blvd Jefferson City died today at a local hospital. Born April 1 1901 in Ashland daughter of Dexter and May Jane Zunwalt Todd she married William Carter November 8 1928. Survivors include three daughters in Kansas City and Los Angeles and Atlanta a son Paul Curtis Roark two sisters and a brother. She was a Baptist. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Freeman Funeral Home Jefferson City officiated by Rev Arnold Bickel burial at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Boone County.
The House clashed over a proposed tax overhaul as lawmakers sparred over patronage, job threats, and a push for a large increase. Former Gov Dalton received a standing ovation as members debated delaying the effective date by one year. An amendment raises corporation income tax from 2 to 5 percent, with individual tax hikes and faster collections projected to yield about 48 million in the first year and 64 million in the next.
Yda Luella Allen aged 79 of Versailles died Monday in Kansas City. She was born December 20, 1889 in Morgan County, daughter of Dan and Sarah Elizabeth Moore Stephens. She married Nathan Allen on July 26, 1895. he died October 8, 1961.
Police investigated vandalism at the Riley Chevrolet used car lot on Jefferson City streets. The windshield damage occurred sometime last Thursday and Monday afternoon, according to the police report.
Obituary notes a local resident linked to 1st Baptist Church and survived by two sons Charles Allen of Kansas City and Jewell Allen of Versailles, along with three fighters, Leta Mills, Elizabeth Mella and M Sopuc. Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at Ridcoll Funeral Home, Versailles, with Rev. Robert Stokes officiating. Burial in Versailles Cemetery.
Terres L Stout a 21 year old Columbia woman pleaded not guilty Monday to assault and first degree murder charges in the July beating and death of her husband Frieders The indictment also covered charges of administering the judiciary and related offenses In Boone County she is held without bond awaiting further proceedings
The Missouri Senate approved a teacher tenure measure by a 23 to 7 vote and sent it back to the House with changes. Sponsor Sen Williamy B. Waters said the bill shields teachers from arbitrary dismissal, while opponents warned of boards hostile to teachers. Sen John E. Downs cautioned it could invite bureaucratic arrogance and intellectual indolence. Earlier, the Senate also sent to the House resolutions creating five legislative committees to study special problems after the session.
A garbled report outlines debates on reflectorized plates and licensing for state vendors, mentioning Governor action and House Senate activity. It references bids, prison industry merchandizing, juvenile training, and a potential state purchasing unit expansion, with names like Warren E Hearnes and Rep Jim. The text also notes a city tax issue in St Louis and an amendment related to a state museum tax.
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