Missouri House panel backs 75 day annual sessions and 30 day special sessions
A Missouri House panel endorsed annual five day sessions through June 30 and allowed 30 day special sessions. Proposals to cut House size and add Senate seats were rejected. The panel also backed a $6.7 million legislature budget, about $1.4 million above Gov Bond's request, amid debates on a drunk driving bill and small claims court expansion.
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General Assembly
House Committee On Modernization
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Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Christopher
Bond
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Panel
Tem Richard DeCoster
Robert Snyder
Kirkwood
Nesses
Kenneth Rothman
Rothwynan
Gov. Bond
Jim Landis
Missouri Bar Association
Willam Waters
Liberty
Waters
Jerry Drake
D-Grant City
Drake
Families hear death of three American pilots in Vietnam war
Gallatin Tennessee reports the death of Air Force Captain Ronald Dwight Perry after two years of family grief. The Pentagon confirmed Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jesse Taylor Jr. and Maj. Crosley James Fitton as killed in action, with North Vietnam's news agency notifying Senator Kennedy of the losses. Fitton's widow, Mrs Ramon Horinek, calls for his body’s return, while Horinek’s husband, a former POW, had married in Las Vegas after the Pentagon listed Fitton dead.
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Gallatin
Tenn
Air Force
Ronald Dwight Perry
Sen. Kennedy
Ronald J. Perry
North Vietnam
Radio Hanoi
Perry
Navy
Jesse Taylor Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Crosley James Fitton
Universal City
Tex
Washington
Pentagon
Taylor
Fitton
Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Dorothy
Cape Coral
Pla
San Antonio
Ramon Horinek
Horinek
Las Vegas
Nev
Earl of Snowdon Photographs Devoid of Tricks
New York AP Earl of Snowdon Anthony-Armstrong-Jones says his photography is simple and lacks gimmicks during a midtown exhibit. The report also covers Perry’s grief over his son died at 28 after being shot down, with his mother seeking missing Thai wife Lakkana Sagnak since December 1972.
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New York
Anthony — Armstrong-Jones
Earl of Snowdon
St Joe votes on parking garages in four point five five million plan
In St Joseph Missouri nearly 80 percent of voters approved a 4.55 million general obligation bond to build three downtown parking garages. Turnout was light with 9 661 yes 2 469 no two thirds were needed and debt service would not rise. The garages are part of a federal urban renewal program approved in 1970.
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St, Joseph, Mo
Caveman And 18 Of His 24 Women Held After Murder
Norman Snake Brooks, head of a cave-dwelling group called the Children of the Valley of Life, faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges in Eugene. Eighteen women of his group are held as material witnesses under 100000 bail each. Deputy Roy Dirks, 38, was shot dead after investigating a boating accident on Blue River Reservoir. Brooks, 31, was detained April 16 and charged the next day. The group has a storied history including prior evictions and restaurants.
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Eugene
Ore
Norman ‘Snake Brooks
Valley of Life
Brooks
Roy Dirks
Dirks
Blue River
Austin
Tex
Vandalia's Monte Clithero Named Outstanding College Athlete
Monte Clithero of Vandalia a Culver-Stockton College senior in Canton earns inclusion in the 1975 Outstanding College Athletes of America. The honor cites leadership service scholarship and notable achievement. Clithero is a history political science major three year baseball letterman and honorable mention All District as a junior.
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Monte Clithero
Vandalia
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Clithery
Paul Clithery
Clithero
Heller Sees Turnaround In Economy
Economist Walter Heller predicts a turnaround in the economy within two to three months with recovery hinges on the Federal Reserve. He cautions unemployment may stay near 9 percent and cites wage growth and falling prices in foods and energy as signs. China’s Mao meets Belgian PM Tindemans over the weekend in Tokyo.
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Edwardsville, I
Walter Heller
Federal Reserve System
Heller
Southern Ilinois University
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Regents
University of Minnesota
Council of Economic Advisers
Playing With Matches Blamed for Fatal Car Fire
In Kennett Missouri a parked car fire killed three month old Tammy Jackson while her mother Mary Ann Jackson and grandmother shopped. Four other children were rescued and treated for burns or shock as investigators consider play with matches the likely cause.
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Kennett
Tammy Jackson
Mary Ann Jackson
Senath
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Ricky Hamlett
Theresa Jackson
Patti Jackson
Dunklin County Hospital
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Los Angeles
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Germany
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Maurene Wisdom
Mexico
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Moscow
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