Missouri Senate weighs tax and policy amendments in session
In Jefferson City Missouri the Senate advanced a constitutional amendment to base income tax on a percentage of federal tax paid and debated bills on repealing the household goods tax and per sonal auto tax reform. Other measures target local government funding, treasury deposit rules, forest crop in lieu payments, chiropractors spine manipulation, police retirement increases, and delaying the marine toilet law. A welfare denial bill for Federal Soldier's Home residents and a measure protecting newsmen from revealing confidential sources were also introduced amid ongoing legislative action.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Truman Wilson
St. Joseph
Raymond Howard
St. Louis
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Senate
State Revenue Department
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
James A. Noland
Rosage Beach
St. James
Robert Young
Carthage
William Farr
Los Angeles Times
Out Again in Again Pair Are Out Again
Two St Louis County men Lester H Mueller and Richard Beck surrendered on Tennessee extortion charges and were released on 3500 bond in Clayton. They had been fugitives from justice in a Memphis banker extortion case and were questioned over an earlier Chesterfield bank loss of 18000.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis County
Tennessee
Lester H. Mueller
Richard Beck
Memphis
James B. Sledge
St. Louis
Chesterfield
Students Oppose Rights Amendment In Local Poll
In Carthage Missouri state senator Richard M. Webster cites a school poll of 250 Carthage High School students showing 83 percent of girls oppose the equal rights amendment with overall 73.2 percent against it and 26.8 for. The amendment will be argued in the Missouri Legislature session. Ledger reports corrections: the first Ledgerland baby of 1973 is Tracy Dewayne Carson, son of Jerry and wife, and Ledger Baby Derby co winner is Gena Lee Pierce, daughter of Larry and wife.
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Carthage
Richard M. Webster
Webster
U.S
Missouri
Ledgerland
Tracy Dewayne Carson
Troy
The
Ledger
Jerry Carson
N. Olive St
Gena Lee Pierce
Larry Pierce
Highway 22
Centralia
Australian Unions Talk Of US Boycott
Australian union leaders consider widening protests against U S bombing of North Vietnam by blocking deliveries to the American embassy in Canberra and boycotting U S airlines and American businesses. Canberra talks include embargo on embassy liquor and fuel deliveries. police monitor threats as unions press broader action.
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Sydney
U.S
North Vietnam
Canberra
United States
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio Maritime Committee
New York
International Transport Workers Federation
London
Optimist Ladies Day Breakfast Set at Monterey
The Optimist Club of Mexico will host a Ladies Day breakfast Saturday at the Monterey with speaker Robert M White II discussing his recent trip to China.
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Optimist Club of
Mexico
Monterey
Robert M. White II
China
Predicting Earthquakes Within a Decade Says USGS Chief
MENLO PARK Calif AP US Geological Survey quake research chief Jerry T Eaton says reliable forecasts like hurricane warnings could be possible in 10 years or sooner. He notes progress from lasers and computers, international cooperation, and fault models, but cautions no scientifically based prediction yet. He highlights San Andreas trials for minor quakes before major forecasts.
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Menlo Park
Calif
U.S. Geological Survey
Jerry T. Eaton
Eaton
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Managua
Nicaragua
Alaska
California
Nature
Lowe to Be Hannibal C of C Speaker
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce invites reservations for its annual banquet at the Holiday Inn on Thursday Jan. 11. Guest speaker William Lowe president of the U S Chamber of Commerce brings a strong pro free enterprise stance and has chaired the Missouri and national chambers.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
William Lowe
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Bob Simmons
Simmons
United States Chamber
Lowe
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
American Free Enterprise System
Missouri Freedom Forum
Arabs Force Israel Envoys Out Of Africa
In a widening Arab push in black Africa three Israeli embassies have closed in Chad Congo Brazzaville and Niger within a little over a month Niger has issued a pro Arab declaration Chad expelled Israelis and Congo Brazzaville followed The moves come after Uganda last April and signal a perceived blow to Israel's standing in the region while observers note Africa's goodwill toward Israel may hinder further defections and note Libya and Saudi influence as factors.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Black Africa
Jerusalem
Chad
Congo-Brazzaville
Niger
Congo
Israel
Uganda
Idi Amin
Sahara Desert
Organization of African Unity
Middle East
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Abba Ebani
Knesset
Africa
Africa’s Moslem nations host Israeli aid projects
The article notes Israel’s ongoing foreign aid presence in Africa, where Israelis are welcomed and involved in modest projects across agriculture health services tourism centers mineral development and youth and communal work. Kenya Algeria Nigeria Egypt and other nations are mentioned as hosts of these programs and exchanges.
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Genia
Black Africa
Egypt
Brother Of Wind to Play At Liberty Mexico
"Brother Of Wind" opens Wednesday January 10 at the Liberty Theatre in Mexico. Dick Robinson, a renowned animal handler and wildlife cameraman, directs and stars as a mountain man who rescues four wolf pups, shaping a two year tale as the wolves grow to 150 pounds and encounter other mountain animals. Also note roller derby at Hearnes Building January 25 as the Renegades of Danny Reilly face the Pioneers in Columbia.
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Majestic
Canadian Rockies
Liberty Theatre
Mexico
Dick Robinson
Robinson
Columbia
Rugged Renegades
Danny Reilly
Pioneers
Hearnes
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Tracy
Hannibal C of C
Wind
Tou
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Kelly
Sn Thomasville
Kelly Sleep Shops
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