Prison Site Studies Move Forward Amid Plans for Prisons and School
Missouri Senate Appropriations panel backed emergency funds to study three new prison sites near Kansas City St Louis and Algoa as well as an optometry school. The panel also proposed buying the Marillac College property near UM‑St. Louis for 5 million to expand the St. Louis campus.
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Jefferson Ulry
Senate Appropriations Committee
Marillac College
University of Missouri-St. Louis
University
Appropriations
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Stch
Marillac
St. Louis
House
Kansas City
Robert Young
D-St. Ann
Algoa Prison Farm
George Camp
Senate
Senate Death Penalty Bill Faces House Passage
In Jefferson City Missouri a Senate measure requiring death for premeditated murder gains backing in the House where a 43 crime death penalty bill already passed. The committee favors a substitute clearing premeditated murder for death or life without parole. Guards support the penalty while Catholic and civil liberties groups oppose it. The lone vote against the substitute came from Sen. Larry Marshall who questions its deterrent value.
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Jefferson City
Senate
House
Bob Griffin
Dcameron
Senate Criminal and Jurisprudence Committee
Griffin
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri State Penitentiary
Maj
Danton Steele
Catholic Church
American Civil Liberties Union
Sen
Larry Marshall
Columbia
Marshall
Baby Lift Cancelled After Embassy Clash in Saigon
World Airways chief Ed Daly canceled a plan to fly about 500 Vietnamese orphans to the United States citing U S Embassy objections and USAID interference. Daly blamed retaliation for a Da Nang refugee flight incident as military action and safety concerns were cited by USAID officials and embassies.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
Ed Daly
World Airways
U.S
USAID
Daly
Tan Son Nhut
U.S. Agency For International Development
da Nang
Friends of All Children
San Francisco
Tokyo
Hawaii
New York
George Patterson
U.S. State Department
Federal Aviation Agency
Phnom Penh
Australia
Canberra
Gough Whitlam
LaRue Begins Serving Term in Watergate Plea Case
Frederick C. LaRue, a former Mississippi Republican and the first to plead guilty in the Watergate cover up, has started a six month term at Maxwell Air Force Base minimum security federal prison. He entered the facility shortly before noon on Tuesday.
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Montgomery
Ala
Frederick C. LaRue
Maxwell Air Force Base
LaRue
Boyd Wayne A Boyd 25 Years Service with Missouri Power
Boyd Wayne A Boyd a Missouri Power and Light Co serviceman marks 25 years with the company on April 3. He and his wife Idalice reside at 1015 N Kentucky Rd and are parents of two daughters. He attended schools in Afton and Boise City Oklahoma and belongs to Mexico First Baptist Church. He says his long career offered many experiences but none stand out as a single event.
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Wayne A. Boyd
Missouri Power & Light Co
Boyd
Idalice
Kentucky Road
Afton
Okla
Boise City
First Baptist Church
Mexico
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Young
Lans
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Revenue Department
Gail Kalmowitz
New York City
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THUR
FBI
Logan Pharmacy
Florsheim
Acapulco
Safford’s
Laddonia
Gibson
The
Happy Store
Hershey
Glade
Everblooming
Menthol & Regular
Beardbuster
Alka Seltzer
Perecent
Nester
Ayds
Effergrip
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