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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
3
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New York AP report notes council members debate the selection of a planning director amid questions of qualifications and ordinance gaps. The discussion centers on required experience and whether the appointee meets job duties.
A protest in Columbus Circle drew about 6,080 people as gunfire wounded Colombo 48 who was in critical condition. Police identified a Black victim and a spokesman at Roosevelt Hospital noted one brain wound and two superficial head wounds. The scene featured thousands of marchers, police in force, and a rally linked to a unity message amid broader political tension and calls for accountability.
The article examines how welfare and food commodity programs are administered in Cole County Missouri, detailing eligibility rules, county and state roles, and funding. It notes increasing cash grants, expanded aid under ADC and OAA, and ongoing debates over flexibility, rent allowances, and potential reforms amid rising welfare costs.
Former State Rep. Wiles Ewald seeks the lieutenant governor seat in Missouri, with Manford arguing for broader duties. He envisions the office coordinating economic data, establishing a nonpaid fact finding commission, and acting as liaison between government and private industry to fight pollution and improve public education and aging services.
The court held that persons opposed to the death penalty may not be automatically excluded from capital juries. It cited Witherspoon and other precedents to reverse 20 death sentences including Speck, totaling 35 remanded for further proceedings. The term will hear challenges to death penalty exclusions from Georgia Illinois and Texas with cases from Chicago and Chatham County Georgia.
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