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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
3
Gov Warren E. Hearnes spoke after a stop in Brienda but had not decided on a Congressional bid next year. He told reporters he would rather not discuss it now. He noted his wife Betty and children would travel to Washington if he pursues public office and said he plans to practice law in St. Louis after leaving office.
Fragmentary text notes a July and August callup potentially delayed by RR Sater or similar constraint. No clear names, places, or outcomes.
The State Public Service Commission approved an order detailing utility advertising and promotional rules. Dissenting commissioners Clark and Reine argued public bearing studies were lacking. The order allows promotions if costs are recoverable via sales stimulation within a reasonable period, subject to scrutiny.
A Melba Owen and many others listed in Mokane, Eugene, Eldon, Camdenton, and surrounding towns appear in a notice connected to a petition against the State Personnel Advisory Board. Court results show Gils H. McKinnon withdrawing a limited driving petition and various fines for careless driving, driving without a license, speeding, and DWI, with accompanying costs and dates.
Police logged damage to a 1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia door at Riverside Park. Frank Lupach, Ramada Inc manager, reported theft of lamps, end tables, chairs, pillows cages, and a mirror totaling about 206. A guest failed to pay a bill of 175.2. Plates stolen from a state vehicle. A damaged sliding glass door frame, $75 estimate. A stolen boat and trailer valued at 32106 and 37H respectively. A green Chevrolet pickup found, registered to George S Port. A window broken at a house under construction, damage estimate 125. A $25 briefcase with National Old Line Insurance papers recovered.
Larry G. Hopkins of Jefferson City and Linda Lou Musbach of Columbia filed for marriage licenses, indicating pending union in Missouri. The records list each applicant’s name and city of residence as part of the official filing.
Fire crews battled a Glendale Road brush fire at 5:03 p.m. Tuesday. The report lists multiple speeding fines and driving violations for residents including A Booth age 18 Eldon and Gary Irwin age 2, plus details of a public Cosmonaut notice about Soyuz 11 and a fatal landing in the Preset area.
Financial Newswire reports a higher New York market as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 7.52 points to 60.82 in moderately active trading. Advances outpaced declines by more than 3 to 1 with many stocks oversold, traders call the rally technical and driven by a rebound after a period of consolidation.
Nancy Pardue 25 admitted smuggling a rifle to her husband John Russell Pardue Jr. during an escape attempt at the Bridgeport federal court building. Pardue was shot by a guard and died weeks later. she pleaded guilty to unlawful firearm use during a felony, aiding or abetting an assault on a federal officer, and attempting to aid an escape.
Governor Hearnes signs bills extending pay raises for state employees beginning July 1 with tiered percentage increases for salary brackets. He vetoes a self insurance plan for workers comp tied to a 1968 contract, keeping coverage through the term and moving many employees to self insurance later. Also signs bills for home health care and a welfare diagnostic program to meet federal requirements. An auto crash near Highway 58 West leaves William Schrimpf hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
Missouri official Hyder urged a special session to pass billboard control law to satisfy federal standards and avoid losing federal highway funds over the next five years. He blamed Dallas firm National Outdoor Advertising for blocking bills and noted the legislature is in recess until January. Hearnes discussed possible immediate action to meet the mandate.
President Nixon called the era of permissiveness in law enforcement over in the United States. He pledged support for FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and police, praising their work and urging officers not to be discouraged amid attacks on law enforcement. Attorney General Mitchell warned against excessive legalism delaying arrests, trials, and convictions.
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