Tougher Rules On Lobbyists In Bills In Missouri
Missouri lawmakers debated stronger lobbyist reporting and stricter conflict of interest laws as part of bills for public officials. Committees also reviewed changes to the school aid formula and funding for junior colleges while a Labor panel drew large turnout from teachers backing collective bargaining rights. Dennis Barnum spoke for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri House Judiciary Committee
House Labor Committee
Dennis Barnum
Missouri boards face court over appointments and Butler dispute
Missouri education board members sue to recapture seats taken by Bond reelection claim reorganization left boards intact. Butler fights a Danforth suit in Supreme Court asserting constitutional and state law continuity. Also reports on lobbying bills, education committee hearings, and proposed school aid changes affecting districts and junior colleges.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Board of Education
Gay
Christopher
Bond
James Butler
Missouri Labor and Industrial Relations Commission
Atty
John Danforth
Missouri Supreme Court
Butler
Education Board
W.C. Banta
Charleston
Harvey B. Young
Kirksville
John M. Morris Jr
Rolla
Jack Webster
Springfield
Cole County
Roger Linsin
Missouri Senate Gubernatorial Appointments Committee
Labor and Industrial Relations
Supreme Court
Missouri Constitution
State Law
Senate
Old
Industrial Commission
New Labor and Industrial Relations Commission
Army Attacks Police Strikers In Peru Capital
In Lima the army with tanks stormed a police compound where striking Guardia Civil members barricaded. Reports say several wounded or killed amid heavy gunfire as a news blackout limits details. strikers demanded higher pay, and ultimatums were ignored. Meanwhile in New York Pablo Casals widow Martita Montanez Casals plans to marry pianist Eugene Istomin, aiming to continue cultural projects. license applied with a tentative Feb 15 wedding.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
la Victoria
Guardia Civil
Port
New York
Pablo Casals
Casals
Rysan
Martita Montanez Casals
Eugene Istomin
Detection System May Ferret Out Explosives
Washington APE report says the Treasury Bureau plans an explosive detection system using a taggant to mark manufactured explosives. The additive would emit a detectable vapor to trace origin, production date, and user, aiding investigations and deterring bombings. Detection would not work on illegal, untagged materials.
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Washington
Ape
Alley Peterson
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Peterson
Natural
State Department
Bureau
New York City
United States
Two Charged As Bank Robbers In Caledonia Holdup
Franklin County deputies say Micah Madelette and Oliver Barnes, both 19, faced charges for the December 30 armed robbery of Belgrad State Bank in Caledonia. About $8,000 was taken, none recovered. Madelette was arrested while Barnes was already in custody for a parole violation. Bond set at $50,000 each. both held in Franklin County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Westmoreland Leaves Walter Reed for Charleston Recovery
Gen. William C. Westmoreland retired Army chief of staff has left Walter Reed Army Medical Center for his Charleston home to continue recovery from two heart attacks. The Army said his recovery is satisfactory and he will return to Walter Reed for periodic examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Army Chief of Staff
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Charleston
S.C
Army
Westmoreland
Walter Reed
Ford To Meet Governors In Kansas
President Ford will visit Topeka Kansas on February 11 meeting eight to ten Midwest governors. He arrives after 10 a.m. with a motorcade to the Capitol and a possible joint legislative session. A 2 p.m press conference is planned with plans for a working luncheon at the Capitol or Cedar Crest.
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Topeka
Kan
Gerald Ford
Midwest
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
James Pearson
Ford
Kansas
Forbes Air Force Base
Capitol
Cedar Crest
White House
Birth Certificate Proof Sought to Confirm Job Applicants
Acting Atty. Gen. Silberman urged a birth certificate or other legal documents to prove citizenship or legal residency for all job applicants. He backed a Rodino bill to bar hiring illegal aliens and argued for stronger employer verification. Rep Cohen warned upgraded Social Security cards could spark push for a national ID system. Silberman denied that would be needed, insisting only indicia of citizenship or legal status would be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
U.S
Laurence H. Silberman
House Subcommittee On Immigration
Silberman
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-Nj
Rodino
William 8. Cohen
R-Maine
Cohen
Reagan Gives Papers to Hoover Institute
Ronald Reagan will donate about 25 tons of gubernatorial and personal papers to the Hoover Institution at Stanford. Hoover Director W Glenn Campbell said Reagan, twice California governor, will become an honorary fellow on the staff.
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Stanford
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Hoover Institution
United States
Hoover
W. Glenn Campbell
Reagan
California
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Betty Ford
Seventh Avenue
Jerry Guttenberg
Jerry Guttenberg Ltd
Susan
Nancy Howe
Missouri National Education Association
Ludwig Mayer
Rockwood
St. Louis
Judiciary Committee
Jack Buechner
R-Kirkwood
Missouri Elections Commission
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Elections Commission
Missouri
Buechner
Christopher S. Bond
Charles Walier
Northwest Missouri
Senate Education Committee
Glenn Bargman
West Nodaway
House
Lloyd J. Baker
D-Moberly
Wayne Goode
Baker
Goode
James Mulvaney
Djennings
House Education Committee
Mulvaney
Family Court
John T. West Jr
Honolulu
Hawaii
West
Jory Rotling
Central
Honda
North Central
Simmental
Chillicothe
Shamrock Motel
Jet
G.W. Patterson
Hale, Mo
Prs
North American Auction CO
Shawnee Mission
Cort Roggers
Shea Chan
People In News
Charlesa Sargent
Mexico
West Monroe
Andrea Fort
Alice Cash
Raed Eredede
IRS
America
Hoover Institute
Fulton, Mo
Eyuire
Fen
Super Supper
Suuer
G Harvees Food Systems, Inc
East Liberty
South Coast Botanic Gatden
Carforma Agumma
Park Avenue
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