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Mexico Ledger in Mexico, Missouri

04 Feb 1974

Page 6

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Mexico Ledger

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Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1974

Page

6

Reorganization of Missouri government approved by lawmakers

Missouri lawmakers approved a sweeping executive branch reorganization to merge 487 agencies and 440 programs into 14 departments. The plan, debated for years, shifts control to department directors and begins July 1, with final language after bargaining between House and Senate conferees. Bond signaled imminent changes as the process continues through revision laws in coming years.

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Jim Church Associated Press Jefferson City, Mo Missouri Senate House Robert Snyder Kirkwood Christopher S. Bond Bond William Cason Richard Rabbitt San Rabbitt Snyder Mabtlatt Revenue Department Joe Holt Fulton Missouri Institute of Psychiatry St. Louis Mental Health Division University of Missouri Division of Mental Health Agriculture State Milk Board State Fruit Experiment Station Southwest Missouri State University Springfield Conservation Department
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Missouri reorganization plans across executive departments

Governor outlines next week changes to executive departments reducing agency autonomy. Type 1 transfers allow abolishing agencies. Type 2 lets directors control budgets space and staff. Type 3 limits policy. Education and higher ed restructuring create boards, commissions, and new oversight with budget controls and advisory roles.

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House Missouri Real Estate Commission Veterinary Medical Board State Athletic Commission Carl Human Rights Commission Commission Council of the Arts Board of Education Commission On Higher Education Coordinating Board For Higher Education University of Missouri and Junior Colleges
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Sfer Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing Public Service Commission Savings and Loan Commission Credit Union Industrial Development Commission Commerce and Industrial Development Tourism Commission Tourism Boards of Accountancy Lincoln University Department of State Library Commission State Highway Commission Labor and Industrial Relations Industrial Commission Labor and Industrial Relations Commission Employment Security Workmen's Compensation Industrial Inspection Mine Inspection State Board of Mediation Commission On the Status of Women Workmen's Compensation Division Board of Rehabilitation Mental Health Department Advisory Council On Air Conservation Commission Clean Water Commission State Park Board Soil and Water District Commission State Geologist Land Reclamation Commission Interagency Council For Outdoor Recreation Department Division of Health Highway Patrol Highway Safety, Safety and Fire Prevention Bureau State Fire Marshal Motor Vehicle Regulation and The Mexico Youth Services State Board of Health Transportation Estee Lauder Estée Lauder Kline’s Department Store Mexico’s West Plaza ESTEE EAU de Parfum Cologne Ed Johnson Monterey Satt Peach CO
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