Bond Hopes House Will Do Better
Gov. Christopher S. Bond, after a collapsed Senate reorganization bill, pins hopes on the House to amend the measure when it returns Jan. 7. The plan would reorganize Missouri government into 14 departments, with mixed support and expected joint committee work. Bond warned the Senate bill’s Type 2 language that makes it a Type 3 transfer is a defect, and he aims for changes to improve control while preserving key amendments.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Senate
House
Bond
Senate Reorganization Committee
State Reorganization
Little Hoover) Commission
Little Hoover Commission
Executive Branch
Lem T. Jones
Kansas City
Department of Consumer Affairs and Licensing
Tourism Commission
State Board of Health
Frank Bird
St. Louis County
A. Clifford Jones
Brentwood
Larry Marshall
Columbia
James Noland
Osage Beach
John C. Ryan
Sedalia
Edward Stone
Chesterfield
Ralph Ublaut
New Florence
Earl Blackwell
Hillsboro
Donald Manford
William Waters
Liberty
Paul R. Bradshaw
Springfield
William J. Cason
Clinton
Expect Report Of Big Wheat Crop For 74
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will release a Friday report on winter wheat plantings and potential harvest yields for next summer. Officials at the National Agricultural Outlook Conference forecast a 1.9 billion bushel wheat crop for 1974, with 1973 total at 1.7 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
National Agricultural Outlook Conference
Frank Gomme
Economic Research Service
USDA
Gomme
Fighting Near Phnom Penh And Saigon
Heavy fighting was reported near the capitals of South Vietnam and Cambodia with Communist cease-fire violations hitting a nine month high. Saigon said 144 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks occurred in the 24 hours to dawn, the largest since March 19 and over twice the two week average. Clashes were 20 miles north of Saigon on Highway 13 and 55 miles southwest in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
le Trung Hien
Paris
le Duc Tho
Mekong Delta
Winter Weddings and Diamond Ring Advice From Pilchers
Do not shy away from engagements in winter as festive gatherings boost announcements. Choose a ring size and shape to suit the wearer’s hand, balancing stone and setting. a high single stone flatters a large hand, while oblong cuts suit shorter fingers. Pilchers, American Gem Society jewelers, offer guidance on diamond shapes to make this season joyous.
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Pilchers
Gem_ Society
Ervin Says Watergate Disaster Marks End of Era
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. of North Carolina, retiring after two decades, calls this Watergate year a disaster for the country with Nixon’s fate unsettled. He notes age limits his own bid for six more years while subpoenas demand White House tapes and documents, signaling ongoing investigations and potential public disclosure.
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Washiston
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Harvard Law School
Ervin
North Carolina
Watergate Committee
White House
Rotarians to Hear Ned Beckes Christmas Luncheon
Ned Beckes assistant minister of the Mexico Presbyterian Church will be guest speaker at the Mexico Rotary Club luncheon Friday at the Country Club. He will present a Christmas season program. Warren Ransdell is the program chairman.
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Ned Beckes
Mexico
Minnesota Manager Picked At Columbia
Terry Novak of Hopkins Minnesota was unanimously approved by Columbia City Council to become city manager, succeeding Don Allard at a salary of 25000. He will take office February 4.
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Columbia
Terry Novak
Hopkins, Minn
Don Allard
London Train Crash Kills 10 and Injures 50
AP reports a Paddington to Oxford express derailed in Ealing West London killing ten per son and injuring at least fifty as wreckage and Christmas gifts litter the line. Investigators probe cause amid recent rail repair work and vandalism. Authorities note labor slowdowns affecting service.
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London
Paddington
Oxford
Ealing
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Phnom Penh
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Pilcher
S. Jefferson
MPL
Curozew
Democratic
Tne Teewanigtoee
Rotarians
Minnesota
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ANCE
Missouri Power & Light Company
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