Legislature Faces Action on ERA
Missouri lawmakers confront action on the Women Equal Rights Amendment death penalty 18 year olds rights and state aid to education amid open meetings government reorganization bills A House hearing on ERA draws a large crowd with proponents heard first and opponents later The ERA sponsors include Sue Shear Richard Rabbit Wayne Goode and Steve Vossmeyer A death penalty bill led by Donald Grabke and Frank Bird moves through the Senate committee A Tuesday night hearing on lowering majority age 18 rights and witness immunity follows A Wednesday review of a 27 page reorganization bill by Harold Volkmer contrasts with Sen William Cason plan The open meetings measure by Cason and a duplicate House bill seek openness with limited exceptions Municipal tax relief for 65 plus and a revised school aid formula also surface in committee agendas
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Sue Shear
D-Clayton
Richard Rabbit
D-St. Louis
Wayne Goode
D-Normany
Steve Vossmeyer
St. Louis
Donald Grabke
Frank Bird
St. Louis County
Senate ‘Criminal Jurispridence Committee
House Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Harold L
Senate
Department of Revenue
Cason
Vernon King Dlawson
Municipal Corporations Committee
House Education Committee
Pine Wood Derby At St Brendan School
The annual Pine Wood Derby for St Brendan Cub Scouts Pack 53 was held at the school. Forrest Mueller conducted the business meeting. First prize winners include Robert Reznicek in Pack and Kevin Mueller in Den One, with Chris Love and Jim Stevinson securing other top prizes across Den Two and Webelos.
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St. Brendan
Forrest Mueller
Robert Reznicek
den Six
Chris Love
Webelos
Jim Stevinson
Kevin Mueller
Dale Mudd
Brad Broemmel
Robert Reziek
Paul Dubrouillet
Paul Engel
Tom Strouse
Bob Deason
Hawthorne School
Robert Love
Ed Dubrouillet
Ron Pashia
Jim Stubblefield
County To Vote On Health Center In Franklin County
Franklin County residents will vote on April 3 on a proposition to establish a county health department funded by a ten cent tax levy. The measure requires a two thirds majority to pass, and previous similar efforts were defeated last November.
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Union, Mo
Franklin County
Hearings Set In Legislative Committees
AP notes a busy schedule of legislative committee hearings on bills across state government. Topics include criminal justice, labor, taxation, health, education, public health, state reorganization, elections, insurance, and municipal affairs with varied times from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on multiple days.
Where to write your state and national legislators
The Ledger lists U S Senators Stuart Symington and Thomas Eagleton at the Senate Office Building in Washington D C, Congressman William Hungate at the House Office Building in Washington D C, Missouri State Senator Norman Merrell in Jefferson City, and Representative James Lemon in Washington. The Godfather has surpassed Gone With The Wind as the top all time grosser by early 1972 with 74 million, while The Sound of Music sits at 72 million. other hit films include Love Story, Airport, The Graduate, Doctor Zhivago, Ben Hur, My Fair Lady, Mary Poppins, and M A S H, reflecting high ticket prices.
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Ledger
Stuart Symington
Thomas Eagleton
Senate
Washington, D. C
William Hungate
House
Norman Merrell
Missouri State Senate
Jefferson City
James Lemon
House of Representatives
Laddonia reports candidate for city collector post ahead of April vote
Mrs. Faye Glass notes Clarence Jones filed to succeed himself as city collector in Laddonia. Other offices listed include mayor police judge marshal and two aldermen two year terms with filing deadline to be set. Board meets February 13. Cub Scouts monthly meeting at Christian Church Fellowship Hall January 25 with Webelos and several attendees. February marks Cub Scout month and February 11 Cub Scout Sunday. Pack plans a window display and next meeting February 21. Scouts thank the church for use of the Fellowship Hall.
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Logenie Thomson
Laddonia
Faye Glass
Clarence Jones
Jack Williams
Christian Church Fellowship Hall
Richard Reeves
Doug Williams
Kelly Teague
Webelos
Sherwood Lovelace
Kevin Lovelace
Daryl Lovelace
Billy Davis
Kevin Teague
Fellowship Hall
Christian Church
His Last Mural in Joplin Marks Centennial Start
Thomas Hart Benton exhibited his 54 by 14 foot mural at Joplin city hall then walked it flat and danced a jig to test warping. He said it would be his last, though he had claimed that before, and noted the work honors Joplin at its turn of the century. The mural will be unviewed March 24 as Joplin begins centennial activities.
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Joplin
City Hall
Thomas Hart Benton
Kansas City
Gets Year In Jail For Starving Dog
MACON Magistrate Judge William Neff sentences Clayton Bane of LaPlata to one year in jail for allowing a dog to starve to death. Bane, free on $500 bond, plans to appeal. The Adair County Humane Society filed the complaint after a pointer bird dog died in his home with a door frozen shut on December 15. An autopsy supported grim neglect with evidence from a University of Missouri veterinarian.
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Macon
William Neff
Clayton Bane
LaPlata
Bane
James Foley
Adair County Humane Society
Foley
University of Missouri
Bishop to Attend Wellsville Building Dedication
Bishop Robert Goodrich Jr of the United Methodist Church will visit Wellsville on Sunday April 15 for the dedication of the new Educational Building of the Wellsville United Methodist Presbyterian Church. The debt was paid last fall and the announcement came at Sunday worship. Several local residents were noted for church activities and visitors. the community also reported a birthday party for Glenn May and local hospital news.
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Wellsville
Robert &. Goodrich Jr
United Methodist Church
United Methodist - Presbyterian Church
Clarence Smith
Randy Mankey
Kevin Stevenson
Donald Shoup
A. E. Updyke
Steven Scott
Kevin Maskey
LeRoy Pease
Harry Houf
Cecil Tarrants
Missouri House Advances Consumer Protection Bill
The Missouri House approved a bill to make banks and finance firms liable for faulty products when they buy consumer contracts. The measure would allow recovery of full purchase price or repair costs, with amendments defeated 99 to 45. Gov Bond and Rep Rabbitt urged change in holder in due course laws.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Christopher S. Bond
77Th General Assembly
Richard Rabbitt
D-St. Louis
Harold Holliday
Ckansas City
Anthony Dill
R-St. Louis
Harold Volkmer
Dhannibal
Dill
New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss Grow More Hair
Houston readers are promised a 32 day risk free trial from Loesch Laboratory Consultants Inc. claiming a hair loss treatment can stop shedding and regrow hair for both men and women, with confidential mail responses and a 82 day supply offer.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
No Obligation Coupon Letter to Loesch Laboratory
Meant to be confidential, the submission asks about scalp health including dandruff dryness oiliness and itchiness. It seeks patient information on hair thinning, length, and weakness, with space for name address city and additional notes.
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Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
West Main St
Houston
Texas
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