Missouri court orders Butters to pay 53308 state
A Missouri circuit court judge ruled against Shirley Butters in a $53,308 judgment for a deficit tied to her former Bowling Green fee agent office. Butters, who denies theft and vows not to pay, questioned revenue department handling and pledged to pursue asset discovery.
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ST. Charles, Mo
State of Missouri
Bowling Green, Mo
Shirley Butters
Missouri
Revenue Department
St. Charles
Donald E. Dalton
Bowling Green
Butters
Attorney General's Office
D. Brook Bartlett
John Danforth
Scout Pack Receives Badges at Christmas Party
Five Cub Scouts of St. Brendan's Pack 53 were awarded badges at the Pack's Christmas party on December 16 at the school. Den 1 member Jim Stevinson earned the Wolf Badge. mothers Mrs. James Stevinson and Mrs. Patrick Mudd received Mothers Wolf Pins. Webelos badges went to Tim Deardorff Outdoorsman, Kevin Weatherspoon Showman and Outdoorsman, Tom Dubrouillet Engineer, and Donald Duddenhoffer a two year service star. Dr. Robert Love, cubmaster, presented the awards as Mrs. Howard Richards read two Christmas stories and Mrs. Lyle Waechter accompanied carols on piano.
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St. Brendan's Pack
Den 1
Jim Stevinson
James Stevinson
Patrick Mudd
Webelos
Tim Deardorff
Kevin Weatherspoon
Tom Dubrouillet
Donald Duddenhoffer
Robert Love
Howard Richards
Lyle Waechter
Oswald Case: Widow Gets $3000 for Seized Items
Federal judge orders that Marina Oswald Porter receive 3000 dollars for Oswald estate items seized by the government. The court said the amount matches the pre assassination valuation, despite a higher appraised post assassination value of over 17 thousand dollars.
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Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Marina Oswald Porter
Joe E. Estes
U.S. District Court
Warren Commission
U.S
Washinton
D.C
Christmas Spirit Reaches In Cells at Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City AP report that warden Harold Swenson said the Christmas spirit reached inside the Missouri Penitentiary. The prison Jaycee chapter donated 50 dollars to the Salvation Army for the Tree of Lights fund to aid needy families. An inmate also sent 50 dollars and a Christmas card to the Salvation Army for groceries and toys for a needy family.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Harold Swenson
Missouri Penitentiary
Jaycee Chapter
Salvation Army
Mexico Ledger 1971 December 22 Page One
Brief page item notes local events in Mexico Missouri with date reference December 22 1971. No further readable details available from OCR fragment.
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Mexico
Group Opposes Tax On Pop Drinks in Missouri
Jefferson City AP The Capitol City Lake Ozarks Chapter of the Missouri Restaurant Association votes to defeat the proposed one cent soft drink tax. Backed by the Conservation Federation of Missouri the levy aims to fund conservation efforts with a 400 million dollar target over 20 years. The group objects to the tax as discriminatory and a dangerous precedent.
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Jefferson City Co
Capitol City-Lake Ozarks
Missouri Restaurant Association
Conservation Federation of Missouri
Packards Gift $18 Million to Arts Park
Former deputy secretary of defense David Packard and his wife donate stock valued at more than $2 million to Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts. The gift is part of $18.8 million in Packard stock given to various charities, reflecting value increases since Packard placed the shares in trust during his tenure.
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Washington
David Packard
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