Wound Fatal To Ex Official In Florida
George W Uffmann former Missouri director of professional registration died from a personal safety related gunshot wound in Tallahassee Florida. Police found a .32 caliber pistol near his body with no signs of a struggle. Uffmann had accused Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Norman Merrell of political influence in a board appointment and later moved to Florida where he worked as an auditor for the transportation department. He was buried in Owensville Missouri after services in Tallahassee.
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George W. Uffmann
Missouri Senate
Norman Merrell
Missouri
Tallahassee
Fla
Kansas City Times
Florida
Uffmann
Owensville
Ser
Florida Department of Transportation
Ullmann
Merrell
Monticello
State Cosmetology Board
Carlene Orr
Jean Eikermann
Florida Transportation Agency
Clyde Levingston
Rights Of Unwed Fathers Upheld By Appeals Court
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that unwed fathers have due process rights under the 14th Amendment to seek custody. It struck down statutes denying paternal involvement in adoption and noted fathers seeking custody and arranging visits in foster care, citing statewide recognition of paternal rights. Judge Theodore McMillian wrote the decision.
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Appeals
St, Louis
Missouri Court of Appeals
St. Louis County
Ninian Edwards
Missouri Division of Family Services
Theodore McMillian
Appellate Court
McMillian
Kirkpatrick Orders Sealing of Campaign Reports
Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick ordered all reports under the voided campaign finance law closed to public inspection. He said the Attorney General would file a motion for clarification with the Supreme Court to ensure full compliance with its decision nullifying the law.
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Jefferson City, Mo
James Kirkpatrick
Supreme Court
Kirkpatrick
High Court
FBI Tried To Sterilize Stud Horses in 1965
The Post-Dispatch reports FBI counterintelligence memos reveal a 1965 bid to sterilize Polish import stallions used by the American Communist Party to raise funds. The plan included hormone implants and X rays but was dropped due to concerns over visible signs.
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FBI
ST. Lquis
American Communist Party
Poland
Post- Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Clifton
N.J
Missouri Court of Appeals voids parental consent spankings rule
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled corporal punishment by teachers without parental permission is permitted under common law to secure education, striking down city school policy. The decision notes swift action may be needed and upholds a teacher's right to whip, overturning a prior circuit court verdict that supported the pupil's teacher. Haley Streeter's case originated at Chouteau Elementary School with teacher John L. Hundley.
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ST. Louis
City Public Schools
Missouri Court of Appeals
Legal Aid Society
Haley Streeter
Chouteau
John L. Hundley
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