Citizens Savings Plans Expansion After Purchase in City Block
Citizens Savings Assn has bought the Barnes family quarterblock of buildings on South Jefferson and Promenade Streets. The plan is to raze them to expand the home office, creating an 8 a north wing matching the south, connected by the lobby and drive-in areas, with a second story and Greek revival columns. The courtyard will be retained.
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Citizens Savings Assn
Barnes
South Jefferson
Promenade Streets
John G. Wark Baker
Citizens Savings
South
Jefferson
Baker
Pon Chinn
Columbia
Barnes Complex
Court Postpones Gilmore Execution
The Supreme Court postponed the execution of Gary Mark Gilmore and Robert Excell White, delaying death by firing squad in Utah and electric chair in Texas. The court voted 8 to 1 to hold White’s execution pending a federal appeal though White does not want to appeal. Gilmore’s stay followed his mother's request amid ongoing legal action. White, 30, from Waco, has been on death row in Huntsville for two years after murder in 1974.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
High Court
Robert Excell White
Waco
Utah
Gary Mark Gilmore
White
William H. Rehnquist
J.B. Abernathy
Abernathy
Huntsville
Tex
Gilmore
United States
Bessie Gilmore
Milwaukie
Ore
Japanese voters rebuke ruling conservatives at polls
In a Sunday election for 511 Diet seats in Tokyo the Liberal Democratic party won 249 seats, seven short of a majority, with eight independents joining them to total 27 seats in coalitions. Prime Minister Miki faces possible replacement as Fukuda rises as rival.
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Tokyo
Lockheed
Liberal-Democratic Party
Diet
Liberal-Democrats
Liberal- Democratic
Takeo Miki
Asahi
Japan
Miki
Takeo Fukuda
Komelto
Democratic Socialists
New Liberal Club
Independents
Komeito Party
Liberal Club
Russian folk rock group Pesnyary tours the United States
In Morgantown North Carolina Pesnyary members say Soviet salaries replace Western superstar status. They contrast earnings with U.S. rock money, noting royalties and salaries equal to doctors or lawyers but not huge single concerts. They value recognition over wealth.
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Charlotte
N.C
United States
Ussr
Pesnyary
Minsk
Morgantown
Russia
Ernest Harvey Dies Rites Tuesday
Ernest Roy Harvey 65 of 609 Fairground Ave Mexico died Sunday at Coldwell Nursing Home where he had been a patient for a month. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with Jim Randall minister burial East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving: son Larry Harvey Deerfield Ill two stepdaughters Beverly Sumpter Wentzville Betty Miller Mexico two grandchildren Pam Susan Harvey two brothers Russell Mexico Griffin Los Angeles sister Genell Stanton Mexico. Family gathers after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Ernest Roy Harvey
Fairground Ave
Mexico
Coldwell Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
Jim Randall
Love Street
Navy
Dale G. Pierce
Harvey
Florsheim Shoe Co
Love Street Christian Church
Larry Harvey
Deerfield
Ill
Brad
Beverly) Sumpter
Wentzville
Dudley
Betty) Miller
Pam
Susan Harvey
Russell Harvey
Griffin Harvey
Los Angeles
Calif
Genell Stanton
Bond's Future Plans Remain Undecided
Jefferson City AP states former governor Kit Bond, 37, now out of office, seeks new work in law or similar fields. He has not decided whether to run again or pursue politics, and advises Joseph Teasdale to engage in budget planning to implement policies. Bond reflects on past defeats and remaining challenges.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Governor’s Mansion
Christopher S. Bond
Joseph P. Teasdale
Kit” Bond
Bond
Joseph Teasdale
Jackson County
U.S
William Hungate
Teasdale
Missouri's Rolling In Battle For Leadership
Washington AP reports House Democrats choose leaders to work with a new president after eight years. Thomas P. O'Neill is expected as speaker while four candidates contest majority leader, including Phillip Burton, Richard Bolling, Jim Wright and John J. McFall. McFall's bid weakened by a $4,000 gift from Tongsun Park. Secret-ballot votes will trim candidates. fresh lawmakers hear O'Neill pledge to lead. Ethics, disclosure, and lobbying controls top the reform agenda.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Phillip Burton
California
Burton
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Jim Wright
Texas
John J. McFall
Tongsun Park
McFall
Park
Carter Unsure On Tax Cut
President elect Carter doubts a tax cut will be needed next year and will seek close Congress consult before acting. He aims to cut unemployment by 1.5 points, though current rate is 8.1 percent. Lance says a tax cut up to 15 billion dollars is likely part of a stimulus package with jobs programs and investment credits.
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Thomas
Bert” Lance
Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Lance
Los Angeles Times
Cbs-Tv
Carter narrows list of Cabinet nominees
President-elect Carter moves slowly in selecting his top appointees, aiming for four-year stability. Aide Hamilton Jordan says about 70 candidates remain, with John Doar discussed for attorney general and Bob Bergland among possibilities for agriculture. Mondale plays an active role in the process.
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House Agriculture Committee
Walter F. Mondale
Carter
Conference Says Schools Need Money
Missouri should fund public schools with new revenue from income and general sales taxes to lessen the burden on real estate. A proposed funding formula could boost state aid by as much as 55 million dollars annually for four years, with laws to follow after a state conference on education.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Conference On Education
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