Ready To Debate Reorganization
Missouri Senate moves to begin debate on a 162 page plan to reorganize state government into 13 departments and the Office of Administration. The bill would grant department directors appointed by the governor budget and personnel control, with salary increases up to 35,000 for Health and Revenue, and 30,000 for other directors. The Office of Administration would oversee budgets and coordination, while some agencies retain autonomy. The plan edges toward implementation with targeted timelines from 1973 onward and legislative oversight requirements.
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John Hall
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Senate ‘Reorganization Committee
House
Senate
Christophers. Bond
Revenue and Social Services
Department of Health
State Highway Patrol
Public Service Commission
PSC
Office of Administration
Department of Agriculture
State Libraries
Higher Education
Department of Highways
Highway Commission
Department of Transportation
St. Louis
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Department of Public Safety
Liquor Control
Department of Social Services
Division of
Corrections
Health and Welfare
Department of Mental Health
Executive Branch
Missouri Senate franks new bills and tax change push
The Missouri Senate introduced about a dozen bills before adjournment, proposing to abolish the three cent sales tax on food and drugs and allow 18 year olds to run for the legislature. Other measures include raising jury duty pay, extending teacher training time, and adding voter input on utility district regulation. The House defeated several bills and approved a major emergency appropriations package. The session also saw changes to licensing, library taxes, and housing rules, with focused actions on nursing home oversight and tax reallocation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
University of Missouri
General Assembly
Howard
Senate
William S.thompson
Kirkwood
Columbia
Missouri House
John Schneider
D-St. Louis
Schneider
St. Louis
State Public Service Commission
Franklin Payne
Payne
CMCC
LU Lane le
Atty
Gen. John
C. Danforth
Danforth
House
James P. Mulvaney
Appropriations Committee
Denton Will Head Student Trip To Spain
St. David H. Denton a Missouri Military Academy teacher is named counselor for Scholastic International 1973 summer study travel for high school students. He will lead a six week program studying Spain with trips to Paris Malaga Seville and Barcelona for language culture and self reliance gains.
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St. David H. Denton
Missouri Military Academy
Scholastic International
Spain
Colegio Universitario de
Denton
Western Kentucky University
Air Force
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Former Mexicoan At 62 is 10 Mile Marathoner
Dr. Howard E. Calkin of Oregon formerly of Mexico ran the Las Vegas Marathon finishing 130 entrants. Representing the American Medical Joggers Association he placed among four in the 60 plus group, clocking 4 45 10 for 26 385 miles.
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Howard E. Calkin
Oregon
Mexico
Las Vegas
Nev
American Medical Joggers’ Association
Calkin
University of Nevada
U.S
Ozarks Jazz Unit To Play Miss Missouri Pageant
The Ozarks Jazz Ensemble led by Leon Bradley will provide music for the Miss Missouri Pageant in Mexico July 1921, announced by Larry Webber executive director. The event, sponsored by the Jaycees, will feature 26 communities with 32 to 34 participants. Ronnee Sandison Miss Missouri 1968 will emcee. ESP TALK March 8 Fulton.
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Ozarks
Leon Bradley
Larry Webber
Point Lookout
Mexico
Jaycees
Webber
Ronnee Sandison
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areoRn
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Rex Morgan
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Jane
Baron
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Cassie
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Okey
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Mont Wiscer
Beetle Bailey
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Denise
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Dick Tracy
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