Newsmen Push For Missouri Shield Law Debate
In Jefferson City the House Judiciary Committee heard arguments for a state shield law to protect confidential news sources. G Duncan Bauman warned reporters may go to jail without protection, while James Millstone cited several jailed colleagues and warned of a drying up of sources if the law fails. Supporters noted other states’ protections and warned of censorship risks if sources are compelled. The panel also discussed three Missouri Bureau of Investigation bills and how the unit should be placed under state safety structures.
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Jefferson City
House Judiciary Committee
G. Duncan Bauman
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bauman
James C. Millstone
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Millstone
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert C. Synder
R-Kirkwood
Roy C. Fisher
University of Missouri Journalism School
Ronald Belt
R-Macon
Robert E. Young
Carthage
Tom Eblen
The
Kansas City Star
Warren Geurin
Springfield Newspapers, Inc
William Bray
Missouri Press Association
Robert M. White II
Mexico Ledger
Mexico
Missouri Bureau of Investigation
Alvin Waits
D-Independence
Highway Patrol
Tony Dill
Daffton
Harold Volkmer
D-Hannibal
MBI
Department of Public Safety
Charles Walier
Christopher S. Bond
Blackwell Loses Appeal To Keep Pilot License
In St Louis a federal administrative law judge denied Democratic State Sen Earl Blackwell's appeal to lift a suspension on his pilot license. The judge reduced the suspension from six to four months, citing careless operation and poor judgment in two incidents, with Blackwell to surrender or appeal within 10 days.
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ST. Louis
Earl R. Blackwell
William E. Fowler Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
Blackwell
Federal Aviation Administration
Fowler
Jefferson City Memorial
Columbia Regional Airport
Carless
Terre du Lac
Bonne Terre
Jefferson City
Hinton Named to Dean's Honor List at Missouri
Marvin Duane Hinton of Martinsburg was named to the University of Missouri Columbia's Dean's Honor List for the fall semester. He is a merit scholarship finalist, receiving the U.S. Gypsum Co. scholarship, and is a 1972 Community A-6 High School graduate majoring in education.
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Martinsburg
Marvin Duane Hinton
F.O. Hinton
University of Missouri, Columbia
U.S. Gypsum Co
Chicago
Hinton
Boston Man Indicted in Murder Case Links to Gillispie Killings
A Boston man, Anthony J. Jackson, 33, alias Wayne Eubank, was indicted by a Middlesex County grand jury on murder and kidnapping in the death of Damaris Synge Gillispie, a Boston University student. Jackson, held on $150,000 bail after a Cambridge shootout, faces multiple charges amid a wave of killings described as the area’s toughest homicide cases since the Boston Strangler era. Gillispie disappeared November 29 and her nude body was found February 3 in a wooded area north of Boston.
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Cambridge, Mass
Boston
Middlesex County
Damaris Synge Gillispie
Anthony J. Jackson
Wayne Eubank
Cambridge
Jackson
Albert DiSalvo
Miss Gillispie
Boston University
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Billerica
POWs Tearful Return To Clark Base School
Three freed American prisoners of war appearing publicly at Clark Air Base Philippines tear up as 400 schoolchildren sing God Bless America Capt Jeremiah Denton and fellow POWs John Borling and William Robinson address students and autograph cards before returning to the United States later that evening.
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Peter Arnett
Clark Air Base
Philippines
North Vietnam
Denton
United States
Air Force
John L. Borling
Chicago
William A. Robinson
Robersonville, N.C
Borling
Alma Siniscal
Bloomfield
N.J. Robinson
Joan Shelter
New Hartford
N.Y
Beaty Graham
Gainesville
Robinson
Capt
Dolly Good
Bobby Hamilton
Wallace Plans to Present Risner POW Bracelet
In Birmingham Alabama Governor George Wallace said he plans to give a POW bracelet bearing the name of Col Robin Risner to Risner of Oklahoma City as a personal gesture. The item marks ongoing recognition of Risner, a noted POW figure, by the Alabama governor.
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Birmingham
Ala
Okla
Alabama
George C. Wal- Wallace
Risner
Col
Robin
Oklahoma City
Cloud seeding may worsen storms warns Missouri prof
Columbia AP report quotes University of Missouri atmospheric scientist Dr Ernest King warning that cloud seeding and hurricane seeding could trigger disasters. He notes uncertain links to flooding and risks of drought in the Midwest if energy transfers in the atmosphere are disrupted.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Ernest King
Midwest
Tropics
Kung
Univerities
Ford Offers Free Year Car Loan to POWs Returning
Ford announced POWs returning from Vietnam camps will borrow a new Ford at no cost for one year. Casey Meyers, St. Joseph dealer and council chair, said POWs will be contacted on return and may choose an LTD, Gran Torino, or Mustang with free maintenance. Dealers will assist with job search and counseling services.
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Detroit
North
South Vietnam
Ford
National Dealer Council
Casey Meyers
St. Joseph
LTD
Mustang
Meyers
Weather Forecast Ambitions Guided by GARP Research
The Global Atmospheric Research Program advances long term climate study and improved two week forecasts. Kung notes full weather control is unlikely this lifetime, but broad forecasts are within reach. By the late 1940s focus shifted to math models, using tropical data from diverse sources including the Marshall Islands station after 1950s tests and upper air readings over Vietnam.
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Global Atmospheric Research Program
GARP
Kung
Marshall Islands
Vietnam
Atlantic
Africa
His Law Didn't Pass In Time
Cleveland AP reports that East Ohio Gas Co may have influenced stalled legislation. The brief mentions timing and possible coincidence as debates faltered and lawmakers faced deadlines. No further details provided.
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Cleveland, Ohio
East Ohio Gas Co
City official disputes gas shutoff amid reform push
City Councilman John E. Barnes says a gas cut off was deliberate to embarrass him as he pushed tighter utility controls. Barnes paid a $95.45 overdue bill after the incident, which East Ohio officials called a coincidence but he denies. He supports a bill requiring negotiation with customers before service termination.
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John E. Barnes
Barnes
Oe Barnes
Hey
East Ohio
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