Lemon Will Speak To Pachyderms
Rep. James Lemon represents Audrain Callaway and Boone counties and will address the Mexico Pachyderms at a noon luncheon. He criticizes the Democrat controlled House for spending bills not in the governor budget and notes about 23 million dollars unbudgeted with funds uncertain. He warns of vetoes or tax increases as three months remain in the session. Gov Bond and wife moved into the governor's mansion in Jefferson City as renovations continue.
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Christopher S. Bond
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Dalis New Holograph Portrait of Alice Cooper Unveiled
New York AP reports Salvador Dali introduced a three dimensional holographic portrait of rock singer Alice Cooper at Knoedler Gallery. The 360 degree hologram costs 76000 dollars and is described as the first of its kind, with Cooper praising the artwork and Dali predicting immortality through holography.
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Alice Cooper
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Cooper
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IRS Plans Statewide Meat Price Ceiling Surveillance
ST LOUIS AP Plans to conduct statewide surveillance for compliance with meat price ceiling regulations were announced by A W McCanless district IRS director. Investigators will contact major food firms to explain obligations review computation methods and ceil price accuracy before prices post by April 9. Routine spot checks of retail wholesale and manufacturing firms will occur with IRS help for technical assistance in Kansas City and St Louis.
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A. W. McCanless
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Poelker and Bass Win in St Louis Democratic Sweep
In a decisive Democratic wave in St Louis, Comptroller John H. Poelker, 59, won the mayor's office over Republican Joseph L. Badaracco, while John F. Bass, 46, defeated Fred O. Whaley to become the city's first Black comptroller. Poelker pledged crime, housing and unemployment solutions as Bass noted a new political mood. Turnout neared 134,000, with Democrats expanding Board of Aldermen control to 24-4 and a charter amendment on salaries being rejected. In Columbia, Stephens College students plan a meat boycott next week to fund a scholarship, with 900 students signed on.
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Columbia, Mo
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