Bill Would Allow Closed Sessions In Missouri Legislature
Missouri lawmakers heard proposals on open meetings and closed discussion sessions as Rep. Vernon King urged a clause permitting closures after open dialogue. The debate touched on Sen. William Cason’s similar bill, immunity for witnesses, and a mandatory chemical blood test for drunken driving.
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Symington in Line for Stennis Post in Senate
Washington AP Symington, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, would become chairman if Sen John Stennis does not return. Stennis, 71, underwent surgery and was reported gravely ill after gunshot wounds from a holdup a week earlier. Symington's long service includes chairing or voting on multiple committees and subcommittees.
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Dalton Attacks Blue Cross Bill As Too Weak
State insurance supervisor James P. Dalton told a Senate committee that a bill to lightly regulate Blue Cross and Blue Shield health plans would not protect consumers. He urged stronger Division of Insurance guidelines. The bill, by Sen. William J. Cason, aims to give some regulation but not treat plans like insurers. Blue Cross witnesses supported the measure as does not require full parity. The Senate Public Health Committee took no action. House panel to weigh three similar proposals tonight.
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Wood grain United States Steel siding offer
Five homeowners in the area can have their homes styled with United States Steel Vynasol vinyl siding. The product promises maintenance costs savings, a 30 year guarantee, insulation, fire protection, hail resistance, and decorative options for all home types. Free household gift and easy financing offered.
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Income Tax Files Opened To USDA Check
President Nixon ordered the IRS to open its files to Agriculture Department investigators. The executive order allows access to farm income tax returns from 1967 onward for statistical purposes. Critics argue it invades farmer privacy and could be obtained via the farm census.
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Law in Missouri workshop opens with 109 attendees
A crowd of 109 heard local attorney Robert Fenlon discuss contracts for purchasing selling and leasing real property at the first session of the Law in Missouri workshop. Three sessions are sponsored by the Audrain County University Extension Council with Mexico High School the Audrain County Bar Association and the Missouri Bar Association. The second session will be Monday at 7 00 p m in the Mexico High School Cafeteria. The discussion will center on Teaching Your Wife To Be a Widow.
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Wellsville Personal News Highlights From Page 3
A Homecoming feature describes senior class floats with themes and decorations, marching band performances, and commemorative booklets. Church and civic group meetings discuss legislation and plans, while local students and families are noted for events and awards.
Triple Killing Suspect Killed At St. Joseph
Lawrence Root 29 of St Joseph, a suspect in a triple slaying, died after an altercation with Gary Beisinger at Beisinger's home on the south edge of St Joseph around 4 am Beisinger shot and is in critical condition The Garlock family case involved Mrs Patricia Garlock 30 and her daughters Shelley Pittam 13 and Pamela Pittam 12 The husband Duane Garlock found the bodies after returning home from work Tuesday night No further details were provided
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Rapid Reading Course Draws 35
The first session of Developmental and Rapid Reading sponsored by the Audrain County Extension Council and Mexico Public Schools opened with 30 enrolled. Participants include Shari Armstrong, Wayne Burson, Terri Chaney, Steve Collins, Jeneane Cuno, Mary Ellen Groves, Randy Higbee, Robbie Hodges, Tim Hotep, Patrick Horner, Ken Jones, Bob Kennedy, Pat Lowther, Miss Charley McIntosh, David Mollet, Allan Mossman, Ed O'Connor, Jeff Recob, Mila Smithey, Linda Snell, Steve Sparks, Jim Spires, James Stanley, Tom Stuart, David Sutton, Frank Sutton, Tim Sutton, George Taylor, Lewis Verner, Laura White, Tim Williams, Betsy Bailey, Susan Perry, Susan Friedberg and Kathy King.
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Last USO Club in South Vietnam Closes Its Doors
In Saigon the final USO club closes after a decade serving GIs with meals, games, and information. Michelle M Chalfont said the building remains open for calls and information until all American servicemen depart by March 28. Command warns troops to avoid Saigon unless on official business amid rising incidents of violence.
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Fire kills 18 at Paris school blaze
Firemen comb the smouldering ruins of a two year old school building in Paris as the flash fire leaves at least 18 dead, including 15 children, with five others missing and authorities seeking further victims.
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Nude man awarded damages from TV station in privacy case
Boise AP A Garden City arrest video showing Oren Taylor nude for about a second led to a jury awarding him 15000 dollars in privacy damages. Taylor 52 of Emmett was filmed during an arrest in March and sought 30000 dollars, with the broadcast reaching an estimated 36000 viewers.
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