Compromise on jobless pay praised by Missouri Chamber
The Missouri Chamber praises Gov. Warren Hearnes for a compromise on unemployment compensation compliance. Hearnes will propose a January 8 bill aligning state law with federal requirements. Business and labor leaders back the plan, with concerns over tax rates and potential economic impact if delayed.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune and Staff Details
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HDC curtails programs amid staffing strain in Cole County
Cole County Human Development Corporation members voted to withhold staff support from a tenant council and the Older Adults Transportation Service as board members argued their agency is stretched too thin. Tony Hiesberger led the move at Park View Community Center, citing workload and the need to focus on core duties while remaining open to future cooperation. The meeting also noted care for low income residents as only a single representative attended a poverty discussion, with officials planning broader civic group representation and potential school board coordination for a trial lunch-ticket system.
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Israel premier plans US visit to press arms aid
Jerusalem AP reports Prime Minister Golda Meir will travel to Washington to meet President Nixon and U S officials, possibly in December, as Defense Minister Dayan delays his trip. Meir aims to urge renewed warplane deliveries while Washington negotiates an Egyptian-Israeli canal reopening. Two Egyptian fighter planes buzzed an Israeli-bound tanker in the Red Sea last Friday, the first such incident since 1967.
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Cub Pow Wow Set for Saturday at First Christian Church
A Cub Scout Fow Wow will run 2 to 5 pm on Saturday in the Fellowship Hall of First Christian Church. The event features skills, skits and ceremonies with Ben mothers, cubmasters, committeemen, Webelos leaders and pack committee members urged to attend. Leaders should bring crafts and materials to contribute to a midway display while ideas in pack management and games will be shared for Cub age boys.
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Independence schools weigh $800000 loan proposal
Jackson County collector James P. Aylward offered to deposit 800000 in interest free accounts in three Independence banks if they lend half the money to the Independence School district for three days with the remaining 400000 to be invested by the banks. The board is to meet Tuesday to consider the offer and may accept. Teachers have access to two interest free loan sources to bridge paydays, backed by First National Bank of Independence, the National Education Association, and Missouri State Teachers Association.
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Chickens Die in Truck Wreck Near Versailles Missouri
About 8,000 chickens valued at $3,200 were killed or lost when a tractor trailer overturned on a county road ten miles northeast of Versailles. Driver Kenneth Barry, 24, of Fremont Nebraska, was unhurt. The birds were en route from Versailles to a poultry firm in Fremont.
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Panel clears checks for nominee approval
The Senate Judiciary Committee cleared the way for approval next Tuesday of Nixon's Supreme Court nominees Willam H. Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell Jr. Liberal Democrats pressed questions on Rehnquist about alleged affiliations and other claims while voting to reject a bid to reopen hearings. Powell’s nomination was also tabled. Critics say the picks shift the court rightward, as NAACP leaders and Senator Lindsay criticize the move.
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Hickey Ordered to Face Court Over Residency Question
The Missouri Supreme Court orders House Speaker Pro Tem Patrick J. Hickey to appear December 18 to show cause why he retains his legislative office. The order cites Hickey's alleged move from the 31st District to the 5th District last summer and questions his residency eligibility. Residents Donald R. Griffin Jerry Scott and Robert Whittemore also noted in the dispute.
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