DonalD S Norfleet Editor Ronald Maxwell Vice President
A brief snippet lists Donald S Norfleet as editor and Ronald E Maxwell as vice president in the publication's leadership lineup. The note provides no additional context or dates.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
2
A brief snippet lists Donald S Norfleet as editor and Ronald E Maxwell as vice president in the publication's leadership lineup. The note provides no additional context or dates.
A study by the American Economic Foundation argues U S unemployment appears higher because of how figures are calculated. It says teens, women, and minority youth distort rates, with high minimum wages reducing youth hiring and suggesting policy changes to ease entry into the workforce.
A national Office of Education study by Abt Associates finds that traditional, disciplined schooling outperforms open, exploratory methods. over three years 9,200 third graders showed higher reading and math scores with basics, despite higher per pupil costs and open classrooms.
Governor Warren Hearnes signed a bill allowing the Board of Public Buildings to erect a new Jefferson City office building financed by revenue bonds. The facility will house state agencies now paying over 900000 dollars annually in rent, easing their occupancy costs.
The Tax Foundation reports 1977 total government spending at 715.7 billion or 9,607 per household nearly half of the 20,400 national average income. The piece cites 1950 spending, contrasts with current levels, and notes rising costs across federal state and local budgets amid critical questions about efficiency and priorities. It recounts Senate hearings on Cairo housing for State AID and USIA, highlighting proposed 24.7 million for 106 units and objections to unnecessary amenities. It also references debates over Forest Service Elm disease funds and Capitol front project costs, illustrating a pattern of overspending and planning gaps in federal, state, and local government.
The Letelier case connects to Cuba and Marxist forces, showing political manipulation, Havana ties, and a $1000 monthly payment while FBI probes continue. Beatriz Allende’s Havana letter and claimed funds to U.S. figures highlight cross border subversion and calls for justice in the Washington car bombing.
Readers protest pay gaps between rural and star route postal carriers and demand fair wages and benefits. A letter from Mrs. Leo Sandbothe cites her husband’s star route service with high mileage and little benefits. Another writer criticizes societal morals and praises Anita Bryant amid Florida citrus concerns.
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