Senate Approves Ambulance Regulation Bill in Missouri
Missouri Senate approved a measure to bring all ambulance firms under the state Board of Health licensing and safety standards to comply with federal rules. The House tentatively backed uniform mobile home construction standards and approved tax-levy changes for St. Louis County and Jackson County to fund parks and landfills, with caveats on voter approval and gradual levy increases. Other approved items included modernizing court record-keeping, revising earnings tax exemptions, adding a fourth judge in Greene County, adjusting public funds collateral, and allowing sale of the 73 acre John H. Bothwell estate near Sedalia for educational or charitable use amid criticism from Sen. Spradling.
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Missouri
State Board of Health
Senate
House
The
Health Board
Vernon King
D-Lawson
St. Louis County
Jackson County
St. Louis
Kansas City
31St Judicial Circuit
Greene County
John H. Bothwell
Sedalia
Albert M. Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Goldwater Says He Was Bugged During 1964 Bid
Sen. Barry Goldwater claims he was subjected to political bugging in his failed 1964 presidential campaign. He recalled monitors installed in his apartment building elevator and a bachelor neighbor's comment, saying he dismantled the device. He also commented on the Watergate bugging controversy, predicting the truth will emerge and implicate high ranking Democrats.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Washington
Watergate Complex
Policeman Says He Still Loves Job After Third Bite
Cincinnati Patrolman James Howard, 26, says he still loves policing after being bitten by a woman for the third time in a year. He jokes about tasting good, noting his tetanus shot from two months ago remained valid following a prior burglary suspect bite.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
James Howard
Howard
Reunion party for PWs Raiders costs $100,000
SAN FRANCISCO Americans who were imprisoned at Son Tay will be united with the U S commandos who dropped on a doomed raid over North Vietnam 244 years ago Nearly all of the more than 200 invited guests will attend a two day party The Texas billionaire funding the event is Perot though he will not attend Meurer coordinating the reunion said costs could reach 100000 to 200000 He highlights publicity for the POWs and raiders and notes Son Tay raid leaders and participants will join in the celebration The event features a ticker tape parade Friday lunch with John Wayne and entertainment by Red Skelton Clint Eastwood The Andrews Sisters and The Supremes with a weekend Bay cruise scheduled for Saturday.
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Son Tay
U.S
North Vietnam
Texas
Tom Meurer
H. Ross Perot
Perot
Meurer
Hanoi
Army
Arthur B. “Bull” Simons
Navy
Render Crayton
Crayton
John Wayne
Green Berets
Red Skelton
Clint Eastwood
Andrews Sisters
the Supremes
San Francisco Bay
Miss Missouri 1973 Receives Record Wardrobe Value
Miss Missouri 1973 will receive a $2000 complete wardrobe from Kline's Department Store for Atlantic City, with an eight member team and 500 hours planned, plus travel and promotional budgets totaling about $5000. The ensemble may include an original designer gown, and buyers from Kline's New York office will assist.
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Atlantic City
Mexico
Kline
Kline’s
Jon Scaramella
Kline's
Scaramella
New York
Haldeman’s daily staff meetings end at White House
Washington AP reports that regular morning briefings run by H.R. Haldeman have been discontinued two to three weeks ago. Ronald Ziegler stated the change was procedural, with no link to Watergate matters. He confirmed no resignations and that Haldeman remains White House chief of staff.
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H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Roy Ash
Treasury
George Schultz
Ronald L. Zieger
Ziegler
White House
Harris To Lead Missouri Employment Service Agency
AP reports William S. Harris, 51, regional director of the U S Labor Department in Kansas City, nominated by Gov. Bond to head Missouri Employment Security. Harris, a former Jefferson City resident, has served since 1956 in Washington and Atlanta before moving to Kansas City in 1968, subject to Senate confirmation to replace Herman A. Julien who resigned.
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William S. Harris
U.S. Labor Department
Kansas City
Christopher
Bond
Missouri Forviaton
Harris
Federal Labor Department
Washington
Atlanta
Senate
Herman A. Julien
Farmers Ban Mushroom Hunters In Missouri River Bottoms
In Atchison Kansas 109 farmers and their wives publish a three column ad declaring mushroom hunters will be prosecuted for trespassing amid a meat boycott. They cite vandalism and moved gates as reasons and note some locals still hunt mushrooms despite warnings. President Nixon will host West German chancellor Willy Brandt at a White House state dinner with the Carpenters performing.
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Missouri River
Atchison Globe
Mike Conrad
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Washington
Nixon
Willy Brandt
The
Carpenters
White House
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