Council To Reorganize and Review City Budget
The council meets at 7 30 tonight after its annual reorganization to elect a mayor and mayor pro tem. A $3 529 570 budget relies on unspent federal funds and keeps the tax rate at 1 80. Major items include a 2 percent pay hike, 7 percent total raise for most workers, and a Boulevard Street paving plan funded in part by a federal grant.
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Lewis Brooks Jr
C.T. Loyd
Gary Eide
Council
Eide
Mexico
Community Development Fund
Fairgrounds Park
Boulevard Street
Bide
Fed Delays Decision In Bank Control Case
The Federal Reserve Board in Washington delayed a ruling on Central Bancompany’s bid to purchase control of First National Bank. Bradford Brett, bank president since 1941, welcomed the pause while Central Bancompany officials expressed continued hope for final approval. The stock involved includes holdings from Mrs Cortez Edmontson, M. L. Stephenson, and Miss Anne Parry, and would give control of the Mexico bank.
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First National Bank
Central Bancompany of
Jefferson City
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Don Cline
Division of
Banking Supervision and Regulation
Bradford Brett
Robert Robuck
Central Bancompany
Central
First National
Cortez Edmontson
M. L
Bob) Stephenson
Mexico
Anne Parry
Seattle
Mexico Bank
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve
Baldwin Tuttle
Cline
Brett
Larney Barnes
Ben Jolly
Lowell L. Hagan
Orma E. Mackey
Barnes Hawthorne
Walter G. Staley
Jefferson City Holding Company
The
Exchange Bank of Mexico
Robert R. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
U S Ships Seize Second Soviet Trawler In Boston
A Soviet trawler was brought to dock in Boston today while a second Soviet ship remained under Coast Guard control. The moves are tied to alleged violations of the United States 200 mile exclusive economic zone and fisheries rules. The two ships mark the first SEALING actions against Soviet vessels under renewed Arctic fisheries enforcement.
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Associated Press
Boston
Coast Guard
United States
Taras Shevchenko
Boston Coast Guard
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Wth
Antanas Snechkus
Nantucket
U.S
Gerry Studds
Mrs. Dwyer Dies At 72 In Audrain County
Mrs. Thomas L. Dwyer 72 of 301 N Coal died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center where hospitalized since April 4. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. at St Brendans Catholic Church with burial in St Brendans Cemetery. Born Winifred Brennan August 21 1904 in Gardner Montana she earned a home economics degree from the University of Montana in 1926. She married Thomas J L Dwyer in 1931 and lived in Audrain County since 1942. Active in the Audrain County Republican party she ran for Missouri House in 1962 and served in multiple women’s groups. She was a member of St Brendans, its Sodality and various Catholic and professional organizations.
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Thomas L. Dwyer
N. Coal
Audrain Medical Center
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
Arthur Mersinger
St. Brendan’s Catholic Cemetery
Winifred Brennan
Gardner, Mont
William Richard
Donna McDonald Brennan
Dwyer
University of Montana
Meat Institute of Chicago
Northwest Missouri State University
Marysville
Thomas JL. Dwyer
Audrain County
Vandalla
Mexico
Republican Party
San Francisco
Missouri House of Representatives
St. Brendan’s Church
Missouri Council of Catholic Women
The
Audrain County Medical Society
Delta Delta Delta, College
IRS Says 9.5 Percent Make Errors on Tax Forms
Washington AP. IRS reports about 9.5 percent of nearly 31 million 1040 filers by April 1 made errors, 13.6 percent on 23.1 million 1040A forms. Extensions via Form 4868 offer 60 extra days with payment estimates. penalties include 7 percent interest on underpayment and 0.1 percent monthly for 10 percent underestimation. Tax refunds may take about six weeks.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Carter Plans Final Anti-Inflation Steps After Easter Visit
President Carter finishes a Georgia Easter weekend in Calhoun and returns to Washington with cabinet sessions and a slated late week reveal of an anti inflation program. He will outline Latin American policy in a Washington speech to the Organization of American States and discuss wage and price monitoring via labor management committees.
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Washington
Carter
Calhoun
Plains
Walter Mondale
Organization of American States
North Georgia
Jack
Carters
First Baptist Church
Bob Maddox
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
Meany
Blumenthal
Labor-Management Committee
Policy Forum
New York
Supreme Court Rules Public School Fees Unconstitutional
Missouri Supreme Court unanimously ruled state constitution requires free schools and barred charges for registration or participation in courses. The decision struck down up to 6 50 per high school student and up to 15 for driver education in Caruthersville district. The ruling may affect about a third of districts facing budget cuts.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Caruthersville
William Wasson
State Department of Education
Wasson
James A. Finch
Pemiscot County
Rex Hensen
High Court
Small Budget Big Accomplishments At Audrain CP Center
Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Center operates three hours daily five days a week with four full time and three part time staff and a 14996 dollar budget. It serves 15 handicapped children including Shannon Polmateer who progressed from crutches to walking independently with therapy and a year of early intervention. The center, the only one of its kind in this Missouri region, receives funds from Community Chest gifts and donations with no state or federal support. It hosts speech and physical therapy, pre school work, music, and play with parental counseling through nearby mental health services and a mothers club to support families.
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Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Center
CP School
Aize
Shannon Polmateer
Shannon
Lyle Pollmateer
Kingdom City
Jackason
Missouri
University Medical Center
Columbia
Marianne Hubert
Betty Eikel
Avena Carter
Carter
East Central Missouri Mental Health Association
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N. Olive
Richard Vance
Environmental Protection
Fed
Thomas Dwyer
Gerald Otis Smith
M. Otis Smith
Lakeside Place
Kristy
Todd
Mr. Smith
Northrup King Leeds
Cerebral Palsy Center
Council On
Supreme Court
Audrain Cerebral Palsy Center
University of Missouri
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