New Bloomfield approves new industrial arts facility
New Bloomfield R-3 School Board approved building a 4000 square foot industrial arts facility funded from the building fund. No bond or tax increase. Architects being interviewed with a selection soon. Concrete steel and brick construction will house shop areas and classrooms and expand curriculum.
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Donald K. Heard
Heard
Mexico Area
Bond trims MU budget with heavy pencil cuts
Gov. Christopher S. Bond slashed eight million dollars from the University of Missouri capital improvements and seven hundred fifty thousand from its operations budget. He cited federally funded projects and state priorities, leaving some capital items intact while prioritizing the St. Louis general services building and other facilities. All reductions draw from the revenue sharing trust fund.
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Christopher S. Bond
University of Missouri
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St. Louis
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Center offers youth courses for summer programs
Registrations are being accepted at the Cooperative Extension Service office for two youth oriented courses. The bicycle course costs $2 and covers items from bicycle safety to a rodeo with a July 6 deadline. A camping skills course runs with a separate schedule and $1 providing written materials and insurance. Contact Terry Hill for details.
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Missouri governor signs ADC bill to raise aid payments
Gov. Christopher S. Bond signed a bill increasing state monthly aid to dependent children and needy relatives by five dollars. Current ADC payments are 43 dollars for the first child and 24 for each additional child, with needy relative payments at 33 dollars. The increase aims to raise Missouri to the 35th percentile in average ADC pay but funds must be appropriated first, with an estimated annual cost of 11 million dollars.
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Bond
Commission On Higher Education
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Security benefits approved for Social Security raise
The Senate backed a 5.6 percent cost of living increase for Social Security recipients in a 72 to 17 vote. The measure, added as a rider to debt limit legislation, would not raise payroll deductions but faces uncertain fate in the House and White House opposition. The bill also includes riders expanding welfare benefits and a Cambodia bombing ban.
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College problems at Missouri higher education meeting
Jefferson City AP reports nearly 300 attendees at COPHE, urging low tuition, avoided program duplication, and easy transfer credits among public institutions. Survey finds mixed views on a single governing board, private university funding, collective bargaining, and tenured-faculty limits. Governor Bond calls for a powerful Coordinating Board, space utilization focus, and cautions against new buildings amid unused space.
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Council On Public Higher Education
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Missouri
4-H Youth Attend State Environmental Conference
Delegates from Cole County Mary Lynn Luebbering Christy Foubister Brenda Scheppers Cindy Korsmeyer Vicky Korsmeyer Elaine Stegeman and Terry Hill attended the State 4-H Environmental Conference held in June at Lake of the Ozarks Camp Clover Point. Osage County delegates included Carl Schwinke Nelda Schwinke Pam Hellé Arlene Wehlewald and Jim Wiseman.
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Camp Clover Point
Cole County
Mary Lynn Luebbering
Christy Foubister
Brenda Scheppers
Cindy Korsmeyer
Vicky Korsmeyer
Elaine Stegeman
Terry Hill
Osage County
Carl Schwinke
Nelda Schwinke
Pam Hellé
Arlene Wehlewald
Jim Wiseman
FHA approves 89500 loan for Chamois senior housing
The Farmers Home Administration approved an $89,500 loan for a senior housing project in Chamois. Chamois Rural Housing Apartments Inc. formed to build eight units for seniors with modest retirement income. Rep. Richard H. Schord praised the decision as providing much needed housing in central Missouri.
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Farmers Home Administration
Richard H. Schord
D-Mo
Chamois Rural Housing Apartments Inc
Peple
Community Project
Schard
FHA
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Waynesville Banker Indicted on Five Federal Counts
Charles Gene Bollinger, 39, former president of the First National Bank of Pulaski County in Waynesville, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Kansas City on five counts. He allegedly made false bank entries misapplied funds and converted bank money to his own use during March 3 to June 27, 1969 and gave false grand jury testimony on March 7.
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Waynesville
Kansas City
Charles Gene Bollinger
First National Bank of
Pulaski County
Dollar slumps to record lows across European markets
The US dollar dropped to fresh lows in Frankfurt Paris and Zurich while the British pound rose to its strongest level in a year against the dollar as inflation and trade worries weighed on the currency. Gold eased but held near 122 an ounce after the session.
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Vietnam official dies of attack in Hanoi
Tokyo AP reports Phan Ke Toai, vice premier of North Vietnam, died Tuesday in Hanoi after a heart attack per North Vietnamese news agency. The brief obituary notes his high government role and the sudden illness.
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Phan Ke Toai
North Vietnam
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