Missouri professors face AAUP censure risk over antiwar actions
An AAUP committee found University of Missouri officials in Columbia overreacted in disciplining eight professors during antiwar protests in May 1970. It cites unilateral actions, due process concerns, and initial sanctions that later escalated to tenure, salary, or promotion issues. The report warns academic freedom was impaired and suggests changes have been made since.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Columbia
American Association of University Professors
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St. Louis
Robert G. Cook
UMC
C. Brice Ratchford
Ratchford
Hannibal College Gains Separate Status for Campuses
Trustees of Missouri Baptist College approved autonomous operations for Hannibal and St. Louis campuses. Hannibal will be Hannibal-LaGrange Junior College while St. Louis remains Missouri Baptist. Dividing due to rising financial difficulties was cited as the motive.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Baptist College
Hannibal
St. Louis
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Hannibal-LaGrange Junior College
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New Office Building In Capital Plans
Jefferson City AP The State Board of Public Buildings will seek $200000 from the General Assembly to start a new state office building project. Division of Design and Construction to study Jefferson City site and prepare plans. Gov Bond Lt Gov Phelps Atty Gen Danforth board members. It may take about two years to secure land and begin construction to replace over 220000 square feet of space now rented. The project aims to cut annual rents over $509000 and use a site near the capitol. Meanwhile Pentagon spokesman Derry Friedheim has been promoted by Nixon to assistant secretary of defense for public affairs, paying $38000 yearly.
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William Phelps
John Danforth
Washington
Derry Friedheim
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Top Teamsters Found Guilty Of Embezzlement
Four top officers of St. Louis Teamster Union Local 600 were convicted in U S District Court of embezzling about 103000 in union funds via unauthorized salary increases. Sentencing set for April 27 by Judge William H Webster. Defendants: Donald D Lane Clyde Goad Daniel R Mahany and Michael Ryan.
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U.S. District Court
St. Louis Teamster Union Local
William H. Webster
Donald D. Lane
Clyde Goad
Daniel R. Mahany
Michael Ryan
Mortimer A. Rosecan
Charged With Murder In Knife Slaying Brother
Bruce Alvin Richard son, 19, is charged with second degree murder in the knife killing of his brother Richard Lee Richard son, 27, of Jefferson City, on Tuesday.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Bruce Alvin Richardson
Richard Lee Richardson
Jefferson City
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