Spradling Named to Lead Missouri Revenue Department
Gov elect Bond selects James R. Spradling a 7 year veteran Carthage lawyer businessman to head the Missouri Revenue Department amid audit battles with the previous regime. Spradling will oversee divisions for sales income tax motor vehicle and fiscal operations while open records push with John Ashcroft continues. He will also appoint three revenue aides and an administrative assistant Geoffrey McCarron recent Harvard MBA joins as his aide. Spradling a Republican and former Missouri Southern College political science professor says the department is too large to comment on consolidations until legal opinions resolve.
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James R. Spradling
Carthage
Christopher
Bond
Revenue Department
Spradling
James —. Schaffner
Schaffner
Cole County Circuit Court
Attorney General's Office
Circuit Court
John D. Ashcroft
Springfield
Bond Administration
Alfred Sikes
Transition Government, Inc
Department of Community Affairs
Guy Jaffe
Jaffe
Pan American Realty Corp
St. Louis
Spraching
Richard B. Clement
Webster Groves
Clement
Financial Data Systems, Inc
S John L. Cordaro
Manchester
A. M. Spradling Jr
Cape Girardeau
Missouri Southern College
Joplin
Dignitaries Gather for Truman Memorial in Washington
Washington Cathedral will host a memorial service for Harry S. Truman attended by foreign and domestic dignitaries who were not at the private funeral. Spiro Agnew was to represent Nixon. leaders of Congress and Supreme Court justices planned to attend. The service honors the 33rd president, with Truman’s family present and Bess Truman not traveling. Mamie Eisenhower plans to accompany the Daniels.
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Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Independence
John E. Howell
First Baptist Church
Francis B. Sayre Jr
William F. Creighton
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Supreme Court
House
Senate
John Lynch
Ireland
Zalman Shazar
Israel
Chong- Pil
South Korea
Yen Chia-kan
Taiwan
Margaret Truman Daniel
Clifton Daniel
New York Times
Mamie Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Daniels
Raquel Welch Tops Worst Dressed Women List
Los Angeles AP reports fashion designer Mr Blackwell places Raquel Welch at number one on the annual worst dressed list. Princess Margaret ranks fourth with a thrift-mart shopping bag remark. The list also names Julie Andrews Mia Farrow Ali MacGraw Lauren Bacall Yoko Ono Cloris Leachman Alexis Smith Totie Fields and a special 1972 honors for Jackie Onassis. Ogilvie to join Isham Lincoln Beale after term ends.
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Raquel Welch
Mr. Blackwell
Princess Margaret
London
Blackwell
Charles Revson
Princess Grace
Diahann Carroll
Mme
Georges Pompidou
Ronald Reagan
Ann-Margret
Cher
Sonny and Cher
Julie Andrews
Mia Farrow
Ali MacGraw
Lauren Bacall
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Stereo
Yoko
Thrift Mart
Cloris Leachman
Alexis Smith
Henry Kissinger
Comedienne
Totie Fields
Jackie Onassis
Bomb threat fails to find device on jumbo jet flight
Air Force teams searched a Trans World Airlines Boeing 747 forced to land at Ellsworth Air Force Base after a Spain call warned of an altitude bomb. All 233 aboard remained calm. no bomb was found, and the plane was to be searched again. The anonymous caller sought 15 million pesetas, while the incident echoed a movie plot from Doomsday Flight.
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Trans World Airlines
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South Dakota
Spain
Melvin Manning
Hopatcong
N.J
Madrid
Manning
Denver
Ellsworth
Willis Baker
Los Alamitos
Calif
Newfoundland
Eagleton says Missouri shifts from hawk to dove on war
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton says Missouri has swung to anti bombing and anti war sentiment since North Vietnam raids began. He notes his state was hawk leaning in 1968 and dismisses White House warnings that new end the war legislation could stall peace talks. He cites Congress ongoing effort and Hanoi awareness of negotiations.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Missouri
Eagleton
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
North Vietnam
White House
Hanoi
Congress
Britt earns PhD in chemical engineering at Missouri
Britt, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Britt of 821 S Jefferson St, received a PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Missouri in Columbia during ceremonies last month. He joins MU as a member of the chemical engineering faculty.
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Herbert I. Britt
Willard Britt
S. Jefferson St
University of Missouri
Columbia
Thenniversity
Dr. Britt
M.U
Bitter Cold Helps Farmers Harvest Beans
In Carthage Missouri southwest farmers used the bitter cold to salvage soybeans. Ext agronomist Calvin Jones noted farmers needed frozen ground after heavy rains and multiple ice storms delayed harvesting. By Wednesday 75 percent remained in fields with a forecasted six million dollar crop.
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Missouri
Calvin Jones
Extension Service Agronomist
Jones
Agnew Names Jackson to Smithsonian Board of Regents
Washington AP Spiro Agnew named Senator Henry M Jackson to replace retired Senator Clinton P Anderson on the Smithsonian Institution board of regents. Jackson, a Democrat from Washington, will join the board to oversee the museum and research activities.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wagh
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Smithsonian Institution
Postal reform under fire over mail service quality
Rep. Paul G. Rogers condemns the shift to the semi independent Postal Service as failing to improve mail delivery. he cites a lack of service gains and rising costs while postmaster general klagsen touts a 84 percent cost coverage and a 7.8 billion revenue for fiscal 1972, amid calls for GAO and House committee probes.
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Paul G. Rogers
Dfla
Postal Service
Rogers
House Post Office Committee
General Accounting Office
Postal Service reports record mail volume and on-time delivery
Klass enunciates last year’s mail throughput at 30.5 billion dollars and a record 87.2 billion pieces. He notes 94 percent of first class mail deposited by 5 p.m. destined for local delivery is delivered the next day.
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Klassen
Moss Heads Space Committee Chairman in Senate
Senator Frank E Moss of Utah was chosen by the Senate Democratic conference to lead the Senate Aeronautics and Space Committee. He succeeds Clinton P Anderson who retired. The ranking Democrat was Stuart Symington who did not seek the chairmanship.
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Frank E. Moss
Utah
Senate Democratic Conference
Senate Aeronautics and Space Committee
Moss
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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