Public Employee Unions Debated in Missouri House
In Jefferson City the Missouri House debated a measure to allow most public workers to unionize and bargain over wages and conditions. The bill includes agency shop, mediation, and possible fines for illegal strikes, with reactions from sponsors and opponents amid questions on arbitration and no strike provisions.
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Jefferson City
Insourt House
Daniel O'Toole
D-Florissant
Missouri National Guard
Labor and Industrial Relations Commission
House
J. T. Howard
D Dexter
Howard
Texas
Springfield
William Stoner
O'Toole
Commission
Lee
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chinese Artifacts Arrive for Kansas City Exhibition
The Exhibition of Archaeological Finds of the People's Republic of China arrives for a seven week showing at the Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum in Kansas City starting April 26. 385 artifacts span 600000 years to the 14th century with 34 units arranged chronologically. tickets are 50 cents adults 25 cents children under 12.
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Kansas City
Nelson Gallery of Art Atkins Museum
People’s Republic of China
Washington, D. C
National Endowment For the Humanities
Nelson Gallery
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Paris
London
Vienna
Stockholm
Toronto
Peking
China
Laurence Sickman
Special Course Offered by MU Extension at Mexico Vo-Tech
The University of Missouri Extension Division offers a four week course in transactional analysis at the Mexico Vo-Tech School. Sessions run from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each Thursday through May 4 with a $20 fee.
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University of Missouri Extension Division
Mexico
Vo-Tech
Insanity plea entered in mass family murder case
James Ruppert pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to an 11 count indictment for killing his mother Charity Ruppert 65 his brother Leonard Ruppert 42 his wife Alma 38 and eight children aged 4 to 17 at his mother's home on Easter Sunday. Judge Fred B Cramer ordered a psychiatric exam at the Butler County Forensics Center next month and Ruppert was held without bond. He has been jailed since his arrest the night of the shootings.
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Hamilton
Ohio
James Ruppert
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Charity Ruppert
Leonard Ruppert
Leonard
Alma
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Forensics Center
Butler County
Blackwell Fights Gun Control Bill in Missouri
Rep W B Blackwell of Hermann told a 300 strong Vienna audience he has never seen an effective gun control law and vows to seek repeal if Senate Bill 451 passes. He argued criminals will obtain weapons anyway and called for heavier prison sentences without parole for crimes involving firearms.
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Vienna
W. B. Blackwell
D-Hermann
Blackwell
Central Missouri Student Teacher Assigned to Knob Noster High
Donna M. Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Farris Rush Hill Route 1 is among 218 Central Missouri State University students teaching in public schools this spring. The Rush Hill student teaches business education at Knob Noster High School with placements across central Missouri.
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Donna M. Morris
John L. Farris
Rush Hill
Central Missouri State University
Central Missouri
Knob Noster
Statements Filed Under New State Campaign Law Candidates
Candidates for city and school board positions filed statements of income and investments under a new act. Dr. Boyce won a second term on the Mexico city council after listing major holdings in Boyce and Bynum Pathology Laboratory Inc. and several bonds and funds. Spouse and minor child investments included in General Mills, Major funds, and various corporate shares, with household income sources detailing multiple firms in Missouri and Puerto Rico.
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Fran Hoberman
Edward Hodge
Edwards, Seigfieid, Runge and Hodge, Inc
Howard Copeland
U. S. Gypsum Inc
A. P. Green Refractories Co
John M. Boyce
M. D
Lakeview Road
Sheryl Ligon
Lewis Brooks Jr
Robert Knipfel
Dr. Boyce
Mexico City
Boyce and Bynum Pathology Laboratory, Inc
Boyce and Bynum Pathology Laboratory Inc
Clark Lane Co
Central Missouri Enterprise Inc
Columbia Professional Development Inc
Missouri Computing Co
H. J. Heinz
Columbia
C. Bourgeois
J.nueveen Bond Fund
Puerto Rico
Orphans' Syndrome Haunts Vietnamese War Children
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports nearly 900 Vietnamese orphans processed at the Army's Presidio face pneumonia, malnutrition, and broken limbs while many display profound emotional deprivation. Doctors say these children crave love, grasping for security as 100 remain hospitalized and more arrive from Travis Air Force Base awaiting adoption.
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San Francisco
Alex Stalcup
Stalcup
Presidio
Thuy
Starcup
University of California Medical Center
Travis Air Force Base
Fannin to Run for Third U.S. Senate Term in 1976
Sen Paul Fannin 68 announces he will seek a third Senate term in 1976, saying the nation faces an economic turning point and needs experienced leadership. The Phoenix interview cites his push for stability amid the crisis.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Paul Fannin
Senate
Food Stamp reform study shows dropouts and fraud risks
In St Louis, a four month probe named Project Lindbergh found 762 of 2 202 challenged food stamp cases did not recertify. Thirteen percent were ineligible or overpaid. Missouri plans tougher penalties, a simplified eligibility manual, and a hotline for fraud reports. The Senate moved to set felonious penalties up to five years and $1,000 fines. An accompanying welfare card program aims to cut theft and reduce welfare rolls, with potential savings up to 1.5 million. U.S. Senator McGovern met Iran's shah during a Mideast trip.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Social Services
Lawence Graham
Missouri Senate
Graham
St.Louis
Missouri
Defer Action On Aerosols
Washington AP The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission defers action on a 1973 petition seeking tougher federal controls to curb health hazards from aerosol sprays It will invite industry leaders to a meeting to review progress since hearings held 14 months ago The commission seeks progress on reducing harmful spray contents shiffing and says it does not intend to dismiss the problem
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
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