Missouri Supreme Court declares transfer law for incorrigible juveniles unconstitutional
The Missouri Supreme Court held unconstitutional a state law allowing transfer of an incorrigible juvenile to an adult Department of Corrections facility. Five judges joined the majority. two dissented led by Judge Holman who said the case moot since Boone is free on parole. The decision notes due process and equal protection concerns and references related rulings on felonies and juvenile detention.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Department of Corrections
Lawrence Holman
Frank Allen Boone
Holman
Fred L. Henley
James A.finch Jr
Robert T. Donnelly
Robert E. Seiler
J.P. Morgan
John Bardgett
Finch
Board of Training Schools
State Board of Training Schools
U.S
Boone
St. Louis
Boonville
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Moberly
State Penitentiary
William Townsend
Jackson County
Jasper County
Harry Wiggins
Elmer L. Coy
Greene County
Everett J. McDanis Jr
Joan Hester
Personal News of Wellsville Highlights Visits and Family Events
Personal notes from Wellsville recount travels after visiting relatives in Marcus Iowa and Mankato Minnesota. Mr Deichman attended a Hank Reiper farm sale while in Iowa. In Mankato they helped granddaughter Cindy Deichman celebrate a birthday. Mrs Roy Haislip and grandson George Haislip visited St Charles and St Josephs Hospital where Mrs George Haislip recently had surgery.
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Fred Deichman
Marcus
Iowa
LeRoy Deichman
Mankato
Minn
Deichman
Hank Reiper
Cindy Deichman
Roy Haislip
George Haislip
St. Charles
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ervin to Hold Hearings on Government Snooping
Senator Sam J. Ervin announced hearings starting Feb 23 on constitutional limits of government data gathering. Cabinet officers Elliott Richardson John Mitchell and John Volpe were asked to testify on use of Social Security numbers surveillance and citizen privacy including driver license data and political activities.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin
Ervin
Senate
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliott L. Richardson
John N. Mitchell
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Richarson
Mitchell
Volpe
Ledger Market Reports Highlight Daily Upturns
The Ledger presents daily market summaries covering Central Missouri Livestock Market Auction Chicago grain prices and Wall Street activity. readers can study stock trading trends and price movements in one convenient source.
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Central Missouri
Chicago
Wall Street
Spoon-Fed Astronauts Get Well-Planned Meals
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Rita Rapp received the Federal Women's Award for 1971 for guiding Apollo food systems. Since 1968 she has managed Apollo meals and hygiene items at the Manned Spacecraft Center and helped move astronauts from tube foods to spooned meals, addressing monotony and taste concerns.
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Moon
Miss Rapp
Apollo
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Piqua
Ohio
University of Dayton
St. Louis University
Total lunar eclipse visible across North America tonight
A total lunar eclipse will be visible across the continental United States and Canada tonight with skies clear. The event begins at 11:52 p.m. local time as the moon enters Earth's shadow, reaches totality from 1:03 a.m. to 2:26 a.m., and ends with the moon leaving the shadow by about 4:37 a.m. The phenomenon occurs annually for most observers on Earth.
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New York
United States
Canada
Mexico
Earth
ICC Charges Penn With Wrongdoing
The Interstate Commerce Commission says Penn Central violated accounting rules by writing off a $305,600 Lloyds of London liability policy as a business expense. ICC Chairman George Stafford cited policy on nonoperating expenses and said details would be shared with Rep. Patman as investigations continue.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central Railroad
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking and Currency Committee
ICC
George Stafford
Penn Central
Stafford
Patman
Associated Press
Penn Central Board
Lloyds of London
Eisenhower To Command Naval Ensign Post
David Eisenhower, to be commissioned as naval ensign March 12, joins a 1,000 man crew of guided missile cruiser USS Albany. He trained at Newport and will attend navigation and operations courses at Dam Neck and other schools before reporting to Jacksonville, Florida. He joined the Naval Reserve last October and must serve three years on active duty plus three in the inactive reserve. His wife Julie Norton Eisenhower will commute from Washington to Virginia Beach until May.
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Washington
David Eisenhower
Albany
White House
Young Eisenhower
Newport
Dam Neck
Virginia Beach
Navy
Eisenhower
Naval
Jacksonville
Fla., Naval Complex
Naval Reserve
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Catholic University
Longtime Centralia worker Grossglauser reflects on career
The piece highlights Gustavo Grossglauser a Mexico native and Chance employee who rose from draftsman to junior tool and methods engineer and then manufacturing engineering. He cites early projects like the &Way earth anchor and notes family life with Lois Fecht, two daughters, seven grandchildren, and nine siblings. He is active in local civic groups.
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Adkisson
Grossglauser
Mexico
Mexico High School
Chance
New &Way Earth
Grogsglauser
Lois Fecht
Kiwanis Club of
Centralia
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Lawrence County
McDanis
John Campbell
Cowes
England
R. I
Campbell
David Ray
Dede Dunbar
John Benson
Wellsville
Snoopers
Valentine’s Day
Logan
Hallmark
Faberge
Rolognes & Gm
Jade East
Black Belt
Old Spice
Williams
Pipes
Penn
Wal-Mart Discount City
Discount City
South Trials
HIWAY
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