Retirees Get Pensions, US Jobs Too
Washington AP A Civil Service Commission study finds 5.7 percent of Defense Department staff are retired military drawing pensions plus regular pay, a double dipping not allowed for retired civilians. The overall executive branch average is 3.9 percent. report prepared for a House Civil Service subcommittee notes lower rates in other agencies. John Martiny says concerns focus on former military using connections to obtain jobs while still collecting pensions. Legislation to end the double standard has been introduced each Congress but stalled in committee.
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Washington
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Defense Department
Executive Branch
House
Civil Service
David Henderson
D-N.c
Central Defetee Agency
John H. Martiny
Martiny
Kossmann Set to Receive Degree at Missouri Rolla
Paul David Kossmann son of Mr and Mrs Norman Kossmann of 1421 Kent Rd will be among 462 University of Missouri Rolla students to receive degrees at the winter commencement at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Multi-Purpose building Rolla He will earn a Bachelor of Science in petroleum engineering A reception in their honor by their departments will follow Sunday morning
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Paul David Kossmann
Norman Kossmann
Kent Rd
University of Missouri- Rolla
Rolla
Night courses at Mex-Tech continue from Page 8
Catalog lists bookkeeping with double entry study, financial statements, balance sheets and profits. Typing I and II covers beginners and advanced, with two nights weekly for 15 weeks. Shorthand I II teaches Gregg shorthand with two evenings weekly for 15 weeks. Office Machines teaches operation of calculators and typewriters, meeting one night weekly for 13 weeks.
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Carl Biggs
Ferris Mundy
Gregg
Stored Grain Must Be Kept Watch On Farm Stored Loans
Mary Bosler ASCS county executive director warns producers to reinspect grain stored under farm stored loans due to prolonged cloudy rainy weather high humidity and warm temperatures. Deterioration reports have reached the Audrain County ASCS Office urging timely reports if grain shifts out of condition.
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Mary Bosler
ASCS
Audrain County
PSC Control For REA Power Is Proposed
Jefferson City AP Missouri House members profile a bill to give the Public Service Commission control over REA cooperative rates and financing while PSC already regulates service areas and construction to avoid utility conflicts. The measure aims to end rate exemptions for co-ops and align oversight with state utilities policy.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri House
George Murray
Commission On Higher Education
Independence
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Alvin E. Waits
Clarence H. Heflin
Senate
Ralph Ubhlaut Jr
New Florence
Department of Revenue
Bridges Home Burns in Sherman Oaks California
Actor Beau Bridges lost his hillside home in a Friday fire in Sherman Oaks. Firefighters arrived to find the house fully engulfed. Bridges was not home. He is Lloyd Bridges' son and a familiar face from The Streets of San Francisco. Wilbur Payton of 939 West Emmons Street is recovering from surgery at Boone County Hospital in Room 552 after a late last week admission.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Beau Bridges
Bridges
Lloyd Bridges
San Francisco
Wilbur’ Payton
W. Emmons Sr
Boone County Hospital
Payton
Missouri Receives $16 Million Revenue Sharing Check
Washington AP Treasury announces first half 1960s revenue sharing payment to Missouri totaling 16,216,930 to be split among cities and counties for Jan 1 to June 30. A second half payment will arrive in January with reserve held for future. Major cities listed include St Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Columbia, St Joseph, Jefferson City.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Missouri
Office of Revenue Sharing
Columbia
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Springfield
Kansas City
St. Louis
Merrells Forum To Be On Tuesday
A forum hosted by Senator Norman Merrell of the 18th District will occur Tuesday at the Holiday Inn Hannibal from 1 to 4 p.m. Local officials from northeast Missouri are invited along with members from the Missouri Municipal League Missouri Association of Counties and University of Missouri Extension Service for brief revenue sharing presentations. Reservations are optional at 314-221-6200 by Monday. no cost and open to local government officials and news reporters.
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Norman Merrell
Holiday Inn
Hannibal
Missouri
Missouri Municipal League
Missouri Association of Counties
University of Missouri Extension Service
Merrell
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Casper the Friendly Ghost
Popeye the Sailor
Kharn Pasuillos
Ed Avant
Arenue
Cenete
Catia
Cowan
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Kenner
C. Mfg
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