Year In Office Brings Learning Rewards And Disappointments
A year after Ori Samuel Bond became Missouri's youngest governor in 28 years, supporters and critics note progress and ongoing challenges. He launched a high profile push for efficient government, toured the state over 300 times, and reshaped the state staff while clashes with the Democratic-controlled legislature persist over reorganization and authority. Bond credits his team and public trust efforts, though lawmakers question his approach and the balance of power between branches.
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Missouri
Bond
Warren E. Heatnes
Edward L. Dowd
Alan Woods
Woods
White House
Washington
Princeton
Mercer County
Senate
William J. Cason
C Clinton
Governor plans reappointment amid legislative rifts
In Mexico Missouri the governor notes signs of progress despite a year of clashes with the legislature. Senate-backed Robert L. James has qualified for residency while serving as commissioner of administration without further confirmation. Bond plans to resubmit James, whose fate hinges on continued dispute over Capitol parking and fire safety issues. Pending in the House is a Senate-approved resolution related to the matter.
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Cason
Senate
Southwest
Missouri
Charles Walier
Robert L. James
James
Capitol
Supreme Court narrows exclusionary rule scope in grand juries
The Supreme Court by a 6-3 vote limits use of the exclusionary rule in grand jury questioning, allowing prosecutors to compel answers based on evidence from unlawful searches. The decision leaves the rule intact at trial and maintains that it deters only investigations aimed at grand jury evidence. Justice Powell led the majority with Burger Stewart White Blackmun and Rehnquist. Brennan Douglas Marshall dissented.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
William H Rehnquist
Willam J. Brennan Jr
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U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Calandra
U. S. Circuit Court
Richmond
MHS News Pep Club To Decide On Spring Dance
Pep Club meets at 8:05 to decide on having a spring dance this year. Coach Bob Gooch will speak to the girls about wrestling and urge support at upcoming matches. Senior girls may join the 1974 Miss Mexico Pageant by contacting Darriel Douglas in room 208 by Friday. First Mascot payments are due this week in the cafeteria with options of 1 down or 7 total. this is the last week to order books at regular price.
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MHS News
Bob Gooch
Darriel Douglas
Ervin Urges Five Dean Tapes To End Subpoena Fight
Sen. Sam J. Ervin said the Watergate Committee might drop its demand for White House documents if President Nixon surrenders five tapes of conversations with John W. Dean. He urged the White House to provide these tapes, claiming they could confirm Dean s testimony and help resolve the subpoena deadlock. Ervin said any compromise should be in writing to avoid misunderstanding.
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N.C
Sam J. Ervin
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean
North Carolina
Watergate
Ervin
John Dean
Man Sleeping With Dogs Case Reverses Marital Claim
Missouri Court of Appeals awards Ella Schanz $56,000 back pay from the estate of Weaver S. Terry after ruling no valid familial or marital relationship existed despite her long residence on the farm and work from 1940 to 1969. The judge noted Terry slept with dogs to stay warm during cold Danby winters.
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St. Louis
Ella Schanz
Danby
Weaver S. Terry
Miss Schanz
Terry
Appeals
George F. Gunn Jr
Terry Farm
Ella
Weaver
Gunn
Suit to block Illinois site for St. Louis airport
Missouri officials told the Senate Appropriations Committee a plan to block federal approval of an Illinois site for a metro area airport. Gail Stubbs said the Airport Authority may sue, arguing location is mainly local. The panel indicated funding for Lambert master plan and continued airport work.
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Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee
Illinois
St. Louis
Gail Stubbs
Missouri-St. Louis
Lambert
U.S. Department of Transportation
Missouri
Stubbs
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
John H. Poelker
Federal Aviation Administration
Poelker
FAA
Brinegar
Park Issues Tough Decrees On Opponents
In Seoul President Chung Hee Park issued emergency decrees threatening opponents with a military trial and up to 15 years in prison for advocating or instigating revisions to his November 1972 constitution. The moves respond to demands for liberal democratic reforms from students religious and civil leaders and opposition politicians.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Republicans Say Judiciary Probe Will Be Non-Partisan
Washington AP Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee name Albert E Jenner 66 Chicago trial lawyer as chief minority counsel for a nonpartisan impeachment investigation The staff grows to 42 50 Doar leads the team Jenner is a former presidential commission member and current Supreme Court rules of evidence advisor Rep McClory says the panel will act objectively
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House Judiciary Committee
Albert E. Jenner
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Doar
Justice Department
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Dn.j
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Rodino
Edward Hutchinson
Reich
John F Kennedy
Supreme Court
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Doar
Robert McClory
Bill
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