Revenue Director's Friend Hired as State Administrative Assistant
Jefferson City report details James LePage appointing his pilot friend Francis L. McCaul to a $19,200 annual post for special projects. McCaul, a former Sky Way Aviation chief pilot, is described as a trusted longtime associate, with LePage noting his intent to use McCaul on confidential tasks while defending the appointment as lawful and ethical.
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Jefferson City
State Revenue
James LePage
LePage
Joseph Teasdale
Francis L. McCaul
Kansas City
McCaul
Frank
Department
Special Investigation Bureau
Henry Rathert
Bureau
Sky Way Aviition
Columbia Regional
South Pacific Marine Corps
Gregory Pappy" Boyington
Congolese President's Widow Mothers a Daughter
Mrs Ngouabi, widow of the assassinated Congolese president, has given birth to a daughter in Brazzaville's military hospital. The birth was announced by Brazzaville radio on Sunday.
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Yaounde
Cameroun
Marion Ngouabi
Brazzaville
Ex-Teamster Chief Regains Some Power
Harold J. Gibbons, once stripped of major authority in 1972, is cited by the Globe-Democrat as regaining influence through a new assignment to Teamsters Joint Council 13. The move affects about 50,000 Eastern Missouri members while he remains an International vice president.
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ST. Louis
Harold J. Gibbons
Teamsters
Globe- Democrat
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Gibbons
Teamsters Joint Council 13
Missouri
Teamsters International
Union
Central Joint Conference
State Pay Hike Pension Costs Not Included
The $3.8 million price tag for Missouri pay increases for officials omits future pension costs. Three bills boosting salaries for officials, judges, and legislators were approved by the House and await the Senate. Pension benefits would rise with the raises, affecting retirees from judges to governors and lawmakers, with specifics on monthly and yearly amounts. The article notes a separate Public Service Commission toll free hotline for utility questions.
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Jefferson City
General Assembly
House
Senate
Missouri Compensation Commission
Missouri
State
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Appeals Court
Company Hotline Promises Help to Resolve Problems
Mulvaney said the company offers a free hotline to address customer issues before escalation. It is available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at (800) 392-4211, with the caveat that satisfaction cannot be guaranteed but best efforts will be made.
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Mulvaney
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