Defender Funds In Gloomy Outlook
Missouri lawmakers and Supreme Court Chief Justice Seiler warned the public defender system faces disaster without quick budget relief. A bill by Rep. Holt would raise the spending limit to 2.5 million, require some defendants to help pay fees, and expand representation to juveniles and misdemeanants facing jail terms, while improving administration and avoiding new bureaucracy.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Robert E. Seiler
House Judiciary Committee
Joe Holt
D-Fulton
Seiler
General Assembly
Holt
Missouri
Harold Volkmer
Charles Kitchin
City of
St. Louis
Kitchin
Washington University
24 Skilled Classes Enroll On Jan 19 Mexico VO-Technical School
Enrollment for 24 skilled and technical adult night classes offered at The Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School will be held Monday night January 19 at 7 p.m. The program aims to train adults for new occupations or to upgrade current skills. Classes include Air Conditioning, Welding, Electronics, Auto Body Repair, and more. office, accounting, and computer courses also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Area
Vocational-Technical School
CMSU to Close Teacher Lab Schools in 1976
CMSU will discontinue its teacher training laboratory junior high and high schools for economic reasons, effective June 1, 1976. The university will keep operating the elementary grades one through six, including nursery and kindergarten, under President Warren Lovinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
Central Missouri State University
CMSU
Warren Lovinger
University
Stevens Will Take Oath As 101st Justice
John Paul Stevens will become the 101st Supreme Court justice by taking two oaths Friday to uphold the Constitution and to equal rights for the poor and rich. President Ford’s nomination was confirmed 98 to 0, marking Ford’s first court appointment. Stevens, 55, will not vote on cases argued before his tenure began and the court remains in recess until January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
Ford
Stevens
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
NIT
D-Ill
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Warren E. Burger
United States
White House
PSC Delays Utility Billing Rules Approval in Missouri
The Missouri Public Service Commission postponed final consideration of uniform utility billing and service rules until Friday. If approved, they must reach the secretary of state in time to take effect this year. otherwise a new state rules law would push implementation to next spring. PSC Chairman A Robert Pierce opposed key draft parts while Commissioner James Mulvaney and Commissioner Stephen Jones support the rules.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Secretary of State
A. Robert Pierce
James P. Mulvaney
Pierce
Stephen Jones
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Paul Cherches
MMA
James Marley
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Perry Wise
Paul Azar
Jeffrey Bard
Kyle Russell
Cathedral
Sean Adams
Academy Memorial Chapel
William C. Douglas
Portland
Ore
Douglas
Dennis Behlmann
Donald Behlmann
Jerry Hesse
Bill Wasson
Laddonia
Feed & Supply
Laddonia, MO
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Linton
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Smaaseseeseens
Tioneer
Martinsburg
Martinsburg, Missouri
N. Fennewald
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Fennewald Fertilizer
Fowles Grain ‘Company
Addonia
Mitzi
Heim’s Implement Co
Merry Mitmas Motley
IGA Laddonia
N. M. Friedman Co
Arens Dodge, Inc
A & A Service
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