Charge Dismissed in Missouri Lobbyist Case at Jefferson City
In Jefferson City Missouri Cole County Magistrate Randall Waltz dismissed charges against Virginia Burmeister president of the Missouri State Teachers Association and eight others for failing to file a lobbyist activity and expenditure report. The case marks the first use of the revised 1965 lobbyist law enforcement by Dawdy and the state. The hearing noted Burmeister registered but did not lobby while prosecutors argued registration itself obligates disclosure. Meanwhile a Chicago counterfeiting crackdown netted four arrests and about 380000 in fake twenty dollar bills with a printing operation seized at a Chicago area firm and a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Cole County
Randall Waltz
Virginia Burmeister
Missouri State Teachers ‘Association
Associated Students of
University of Missouri
Jonathan Hicks
Vernon Dandy
Dawdy
Burmeister
Bill Ray
MSTA
Waltz
Dandy
Chicago
Treasury
Secret Service
Richard A. Jordan
James W. Johnson
Cicero
Thomas G. Johnson
Albert Boucher
Southwest Side
Johnson
Alphonse Samakeris
Jordan
California
Missouri
Sumakeris
Personal News Of Perry (Continued From Page 3)
Perry residents share vacation notes visiting Greenbelt Maryland relatives near Washington DC with a Capital tour Mount Vernon and Kennedy Center event. The Pedegos of Seaside California visited Perry kin in July August and brought niece Kim Walton home after two years at Monterey College earning an Associate in Medical Assisting. Jesse Zane Davis of Sacramento formerly Perry to Keokuk Iowa then US Geological Survey retired after 30 years, with a family in Keokuk. Judy Tress hosted Double-4 Pinochle Club August 18 with prizes for high and low scores and a traveling award. Kansas boards place Eugene J McCarthy on November ballot as independent for president with Marlene Barrett of St Louis as VP candidate. Other party candidates listed.
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John Loomis
Greenbelt
Washington, D.C
Loomis
Wilkey
Johnson
Cook
Capital
Mount Vernon
Kennedy Center
George Pedego
Seaside
Cal
Jesse Woodrow
Santa Fe
Robert Woodrow
Perry
Floyd Collins
White Hall
Kim Walton
Kim
Monterey College
Jesse Zane Davis
Sacramento
California
Chester L. Davis
Jesse
Keokuk
Iowa
Iowa State College
U. S. Geological Survey
Department of Interior
Virginia Hubbard
Tress Judy
Velma Dore
Agnes Long
Mildred Jones
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Robert Bennett
Atty
Curt Schneider
Elwin Shanahan
McCarthy
Mra
Marlene K. Barrett
St. Louis
American Party
Thomas Anderson
Gatlingburg
Tenn
Rufus
Shackelford
Wauchula
Fla
Volcanic blast injures scientists near Soufriere crater
Twelve scientists including 11 French and one British researcher were hit by rock fragments from a vapor explosion inside La Soufriere. Two injured, two rescues aided by peccatteri. Officials say no eruption, though ash and fumes have persisted for eight weeks. Government evacuated 72,000 residents within six miles as activity continued.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
la Soufriere
Bridal shower honors Miss Cheryle Prior in Vandalia
Miss Cheryle Prior was honored with a Friday night bridal shower at the Moher community Building hosted by Howard Francis and Rinker. Attendees and gift givers included Mrs. Lewis Prior, Mrs. Glenn Wharton, Mrs. Bob Branstetter, Mrs. Leonard Snyder, and many others from Jefferson and surrounding areas. The event featured green, yellow and white streamers, white bells, and a bride centerpiece on the gift table.
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Cheryle Prior
Ae Howard Francis
Rinker
Moherommunity Building
Mrs. Lewis
Steve Sims
Barbara Snyder
Janice Francis
Candie Rinker
0.C. Estes
Don Crow
John Eskew
Albert Watson
Personal News from Laddonia and Nearby Communities
Laddonia and Paris residents Carl Thomson and daughter Carla of Monroe City are noted among a string of local visits and gatherings. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Sayers leave for Chicago and Kalamazoo to visit relatives before returning home. A birthday dinner honors Mrs. Teague hosted by MR. and MRS. Elwood LaRue with Mr. Teague present. Mr. and Mrs. John Albus attend a family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Orion Shrader of Mexico, hosting in turn for Kayan Stull and son of Ft. Benning, Ga. Attendees include several local families from Mexico, Carrollton, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Shelbina, Montgomery City, Paris, and nearby towns.
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Paris
Carl Thomson
Carla
Monroe City
Sayers
Thomson
Chicago
Kalamazoo
Mich
Elwood LaRue
John Albus
Kayan Stull
Ft. Benning
Kenneth Power
Shelbina
Leon McClellan
Indianapolis
Ind
Francis’ Albus
Carrollton
Mary Ann Shrader
St. Louis
Roberta Coldwell
Robert Albus
Adrian Fennewald
Missouri Crops in Worse Shape
The Missouri Crop Reporting Service said crops deteriorated last week for the first time since drought ridden 1975. Soil moisture was 100 percent short in some areas as soybeans dropped blooms and leaves yellowed. Corn shortages hit the north, west and central regions while grain sorghum neared 14 percent mature. The third alfalfa cutting was 73 percent complete and pastures worsened, especially in the northeast and eastern areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri Crop Reporting Service
Inmate Walks Away From Missouri Prison Farm
A prison farm inmate serving 25 years for second degree murder escaped from the Church Prison Farm in Jefferson City at about 4 30 am. Donald Lee Campbell of Central Point Oregon, sentenced in 1969 from Greene County, is the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Cole County
Personal News Of Vandalia Continued From Page 3 August
Vere Walker was taken to Audrain Medical Center Aug. 25 and Mrs. Leta Ray Aug. 29. Donations and celebrations are noted for residents, with birthdays listed for September. An open house for Dwight and Mrs Goree is planned Sept. 19, no gifts requested. Naomi Hickerson returns from a seven week trip visiting family in California and New Mexico. The OATS Bus outlines September trips to multiple towns and events with contact number 594-2619 for non full trips.
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Vere’ Walker
Audrain Medical Center
Leta Ray
AMC
Aaspray
Warren Griggs
Win Kindred
Robert Key
Louise Butts
William Dobbs
Jenny McLaren
Rena Kemp
Ruby Willis
Eva Dillion
Nathanial Burt
Dwight Goree
S. Walnut
Vandalia
A.m
Ay Nauvoo
Silver Dollar City
Columbia MS
Wellsville
Fulton State Hospital
Ironton, Mo
Elephant Rock T
Independence Shopping Center
Jeffer City
St. Louis
Columbia
Quincy
Mexico
Downtown S
Areola
Ill
Six Flags
Cannon Dam
No Military Pension, Says Rep. Rhodes
House Minority Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona says he will not accept a military pension while in Congress and will return the $500 monthly pension he is set to receive next month for service as an Army colonel. He backs the National Taxpayers Union stance that members of Congress should not receive federal pensions in addition to salaries.
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Washington
House
John J. Rhodes
Congress
Arizona Republican
National Taxpayers Union
Rhodes
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Kroger
PEPSI
Wwf
Haroun Tazieff
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Francois le Guern
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Dick Branstetter
Jefferson
John Jerma
Sunda
Laddonia
Naomi Hickerson
Anaheim
Calif
Albuquerque
N.M
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Rep. Rhodes
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