Ichord Weighs Run for Missouri Governor Nomination
June 27 1971 reports indicate Rep Richard Ichord weighing a Democratic bid for Missouri governor. He plans to talk to leaders and voters to gauge support, risk losing his congressional seat and Internal Security Committee chair role if he runs. He notes a national mood of eroded public trust in government and cites tentative backing from supporters while awaiting decisive talks. He joins Lt Gov William Morris, state Sen Harry Blackwell, and Edward Dowd as announced Democratic contenders.
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Weather report for Lew Yessentey and nearby area
Local data shows today’s weather details with temperatures and conditions. Report highlights light to moderate conditions across Lew Yessentey area with possible showers later in the day and expected breezes from the west.
Weather and politics clash in Missouri petition drive
Mid-Missourians face continued heat as Weather outlook remains hot and humid while State Sen. Earl Blackwell announces a July 15 start for a statewide petition drive to amend the Missouri Constitution. The plan seeks a people’s vote on any tax increase and would require signatures across seven of ten districts.
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Trio charged in drug sales in Columbia report
Federal narcotics officials say three people including a 21 year old Kentucky woman sold amphetamine tablets to undercover agents in Columbia. Barclay A Latcag of Cictyhana Ky. and James Harry Smith of ee ace face charges for selling methamphetamine tablets May 3. Ross Beckham of ta, in Columbia, is charged with selling 5 000 tablets May 3. Two other persons are said to be involved in the case.
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Final ruling delayed in carpenter dispute
Federal arbitrator Rev Leo Brown of St Louis University delayed ruling in a dispute between Jetferain City Contractors Association and the United Sopot daned over a 70 cent hourly wage raise due April 16. A 2 cent rise to take effect October 1 was also in question. The walkout ended after a restraining order by Circuit Court Judge James T Riley. Brown indicated his decision would take several weeks and depended on briefs and documents delivered by Monday.
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Hormone ban could boost price of beef
Washington reports a proposed hormone ban in cattle feeding could raise beef prices and affect other meats as demand shifts. A Department of Agriculture analysis estimates consumer costs could range from 300 to 460 million dollars annually, depending on choices in cattle feeding and supply effects.
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Agnew in Seoul Praises Park and Korea’s Progress
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived in Seoul and lauded President Park Chung-hee. He praised Korea as a vital force in world affairs and credited Park for progress in political, economic, and social life. Agnew will attend Park’s inauguration with Nixon’s envoy status, as he continues a round-the-world trip ending July 23.
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Funds for Republic housing pact okayed
Springfield Missouri AP reports Rep Durward Hall expressed concern as the Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a 2,063 contract with the Republic housing authority for a low rent project. The plan includes 20 duplex units, 14 for the elderly and 6 for families.
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