Colleges Copes With Age 18 Law At AAC Convention
At the AAC convention in St Louis officials discussed the impact of the 26th Amendment on colleges. Key issues include out of state tuition eligibility and resident status after one year, student aid calculations based on student income, and dormitory and discipline policy changes. Senator Bagleton urged private colleges to align goals with student needs amid rising costs and energy concerns.
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Gillis
Missouri
Thomas F. Bagleton
St. Louis Democrat
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Hospital budget fight over Fulton State Mental Hospital funds
Jefferson City Missouri AP The Fulton State Mental Hospital seeks 13.6 million for the current fiscal year up from 11.6 million as inflation raises costs. Dr Donald Peterson calls the governor’s proposed budget impossible and urges the Senate Appropriations Committee to boost funding by 2 million. He cites 30 percent higher raw food costs and legal hearings for confinement, plus a 5 percent cost of living raise. The panel also weighs the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry plan to keep MIP open under Mental Health control with contracted psychiatrists at several centers. Directors request more money for food drugs clothing and fuel amid inflation and recession pressures.
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Jefferson City
Fulton State Mental Hospital
Senate Appropriations Committee
Donald Peterson
Peterson
Missouri Institute of Psychiatry
MIP
Harold Robb
Robb
St. Louis
Fulton
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Nevada
Columbia
Christopher S. Bond
Norman Merrell
D-Monticello
Merrell
Teamsters Convictions Upheld by U.S. Court of Appeals
The eighth circuit affirmed the convictions of four Teamster Local 600 officers in St Louis for giving themselves unauthorized raises totaling about $103000. Donald Lane Daniel Mahany Clyde Goad and Michael Ryan were found guilty of three pay hikes in 1970 71 without executive board approval. The panel held the officers intended to deprive the union of funds and remain in office during appeals.
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ST. Louis
Teamster
Hth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Teamster Local 600
Donald N. Lane
Daniel R. Mahany
Clyde R. Goad
Michael Ryan
U.S. District Court
Ehrlichman Launching Environmental Law Practice
Ehrlichman plans a law practice focused on environmental affairs after resigning as Nixon aide. A four person Land Use Group will advise developers on environmental laws while he faces 10 civil suits and possible Watergate related charges. A trust fund has been set up to help pay his legal expenses though no active solicitation has occurred. He believes the tapes may vindicate him in the Ellsberg case and notes public support is volatile.
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Seattle
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington, D.C
Leon Jaworski
Washington
Los Angeles Times
White House
Ellsberg
Senate Watergate Committee
Missouri Senator Jones Banged Car Crash At Shop Window
Missouri Senator A Rheford Jones Brentwood sustained minor facial cuts and a chipped tooth when his auto struck a parked car and smashed through a plate glass window at Schrieter's Typewriter Shop. Police and fire officials said the car burst into flames. Jones is the Republican floor leader in the state Senate.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
A. Rheford Jones
Brentwood
Steve Welsh
Jones
Schrieter’s, Inc
State Senate
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