Mo Senate Expands Committees In Missouri Senate
The Missouri Senate will increase its standing committees next month to give all 22 Democratic senators a chairmanship. Senate President Pro Tempore Norman Merrell said the move aims to ease delays from overburdened panels and reduce bias against freshman Democrats. Democratic Floor Leader John Schneider and Merrell noted chairmen will set floor debate priorities but be aware of major legislation. Democrats also elected Hardin Cox of Rock Port as caucus chairman.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Senate
Norman Merrell
Merrell
John Schneider
St. Louis
Hardin Cox
Rock Port
Securities and Xchange Commission
Frisco
Union Rejects Lockheed Pact
A federal mediator races to resume talks as machinists reject Lockheed's latest contract, vote 1036 against 1563 in favor. The close vote and low turnout cast doubt on further talks while wage gains of about 13 percent over three years loom, with staggered ratification underway at Georgia, South Carolina, West Virginia and Mississippi plants.
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Los. Angeles
Lockheed Co
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed
H. David Crowther
Pat Ziska
TAM
Georgia
South Carolina
West Virginia
Mississippi
Burbank
Palmdale
SAM
Lockheed’s Missiles and Space Division
Sunnyvale
San Francisco
International Union
Englishmen find fault with St. Louis hotel room
Three English hotel owners on tour in the United States complain about a shabby St. Louis room calling it unddecorated and smudgy. They describe American service as slower and tea and burgers as odd, noting Bournemouth has 100 pubs nearby and 70 degree heat in many hotels.
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ST. Louis
Alan Williams
Williams
Bournemouth
United States
Terview
Morris Murray
London
Murray
Burlington Frisco plan merger across 25 states
AP reports Burlington Northern and St Louis San Francisco Railway filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to merge. The move promises improved service across a 25 state reach plus two Canadian provinces and potential employment shifts in several cities.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Northern Inc
St. Louis-San Francisco
Frisco) Railway
Beardstown
Ill
Kansas City
Kan
Detroit
Springfield
Tulsa
Oklo
St. Paul
Suit seeks 2.9 million for survivor in New Orleans blast
In New Orleans, a damage suit seeks 2.9 million for a critically burned survivor from last week’s grain elevator explosion that killed at least 34. Cranes search for a missing man as 10 survivors remain hospitalized. The suit targets Continental Grain Co. and cites OSHA uncertainties about the blast cause.
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New Orleans
Continental Grain Co
State District
Jody Patterson
River Ridge
Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Expectant Parent Classes To Begin At Stribling House
Expectant parent classes start Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m on the lower level of Stribling House 500 E Jackson St Pre register by calling Public Health at 581 1332 Bring a blanket and two pillows to the first class The fee is 20 and arrangements can be made for those unable to pay The next class runs Feb 28 through Apr 12
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Homer G. Phillips Hospital
James Conway
City Hospital
Homer G. Phillips
Stribling House
E. Jackson St
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