No-Fault Insurance Gets Committee OK
Missouri House Insurance Committee backed a no fault system requiring all motorists to carry liability coverage and reducing rates by 15 percent. The panel also advanced land development regulation and unfair repair practices bills while other committees studied a tax credit, corporate tax changes, and milk pricing reforms with a joint agriculture subcommittee meeting planned for next Monday.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House Insurance Committee
House
Consumer Protection Committee
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Agriculture Committees
House Insurance Committee
Walter L.meyer
Bellefontaine
Missouri
Edward Farmer
Farmer
Ways and Means
Edward Staples
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Staples
George Lehr
Lehr
Consumer Committee
Foremost Foods
Hiland Dairy
Missouri Supreme Court
Store ads tease value with timely service stunts
A fragment notes store advertising focusing on customer service and timely information. It hints at promotional tactics described as stunts, suggesting the ads aim to attract shoppers through bold mentions of value and usefulness.
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Tae Congrees
Laddonia Personal News Highlights and Weekend Revival
Community notes from Laddonia cover club meetings Valentine exchange at the branch library with young attendees and helpers, birthday celebrations for David Johnson, a baby shower in Martinsburg, a replacement pastor sermon at West Carvie Church, and a Baptist revival weekend led by Hannibal LaGrange College students inviting public attendance.
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Story Hour
Laddonia
Barbara Kesler
Leake
Jackie Kauble
Bertha Clarke
John McCord
Michael Wagner
Kerri Teague
Sherri Evans
Michael Hoyt
Lori Christopher
Bryan Wohlbold
Spring Sharkey
Annette Ellis
Lori Wohlbold
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Baptist Women of the Laddonia Baptist Church
Hannibal- LaGrange College
Steve May
Daylight Time Begins Sunday Across Nation
Most of the nation will switch to daylight saving time this Sunday as clocks move forward one hour at 2 a.m. The change marks eight months of daylight time, with a return to the standard six months unless Congress acts. Some states have exempted portions or all of their territory.
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Washington
Congress
Hearing Next Week on Campaign Law Exemption
Senate Elections Committee chair Sen. Franklin Payne warns a hearing will address a bill exempting candidates spending under 500 from income disclosure under the Campaign Practices Act. House panel pauses until Feb 26. Missourians for Honest Elections urged clarifications. Spradling notes letting the law stand for a year or 30. A House bill with a $500 exemption failed in committee. another exemption measure awaits.
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Jefferson City
Senate Elections Committee
Franklin Payne
D-St. Louis
Payne
House Elections Committee
Missourians For Honest Elections
A. M. Spradling
Dape Girardeau
House
Centralia Ranch Youth Plan New Mexico Backpack Trip
Youth groups at Centralia Ranch plan a backpack excursion to New Mexico, aiming to test skills against the terrain. Twenty two members attended with Rev Dave Richardson and son Joe as guests. Mrs Jack Hoke leads junior MYF, while Mrs Don Johnson and John Couch sponsor senior MYF. Paper and tin can drive yielded 300 pounds of tin cans and six tons of paper, with Janine Couch Barbra Hooper Gymlyn Malnix Perry Couch Becky Couch and William Hooper assisting. Next drive set for March 15 at United Methodist Church parking lot.
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New Mexico
Dave Richardson
Joe
Jack Hoke
Don Johnson
John Couch
Janine Couch
Barbra Hooper
Gymlyn Malnix
Perry Couch
Becky Couch
William Hooper
United Methodist Church
Perry Scouting dinner honors district Scouters and units
A Perry district Scouting dinner honors local Scouters and scout units in the Mark Twain District. Reservations are required for the meal. The Ralls County R-I Board of Education has two three year terms open with filings due by 11 a.m. February 28, 1975, for the April 1, 1975 election.
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Mark Twain
Perry
Ralls County
R-I Board of Education
New London
Bob Hodges
Robert Alexander
R-I
Nixon Tax Case Limited to Indictments
The Watergate era tax inquiry will stop at the indictment and trial of Frank DeMarco Jr. and Ralph G. Newman. DeMarco faces up to 15 years and a $25,000 fine for conspiring to backdate Nixon documents to claim a $576,000 deduction. Newman faces up to eight years and $15,000 fine for valuing the papers. Edward L. Morgan has pleaded guilty and will testify, Ehrlichman faces sentencing, and Nixon himself is shielded by a presidential pardon. No further prosecutions are expected.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Watergate
Los Angeles
Frank DeMarco Jr
Ralph G. Newman
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
DeMarco
Newman
U.S. District Court
Edward L. Morgan
Nixon White House
Morgan
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Ehrlichman
House Judiciary Committee
Ford
Newnan
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William Woolfolk
Raymond Fischer
Dulsey Appleton
Russell Summers
Jack Garnett
Russell Nichols
Harold Ulry
Francis Ellis
Earl Gipson
Norma E
Richard Eckler
Wellsville
Elmer Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Laura
Ellen
David
David Johnson
Leroy Brinker
Martinsburg
Knights of Columbus Hall
Martins
Rockie Rivers
West Carvie Baptist Church
Centralia
Keine
West Plaza
Apartment Store
Mexico, Mo
Gates
Estee Lauder
VFW Hall
Welody
Paris
Guernsey
J.D
A.C
Century
New Idea
Ford Post
M.F
Mexico
Maggie McCown
Kenmore
Leta
Harold McCown
Orville Head
D Fabio’ Aie S Aed H Loettily
Aliage
Azuree
C.C.D
C.B
Searce
W. Monroe
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