Bill Exempts Welfare Folk From Sales Tax
Jefferson City AP report shows Senate proposals including exempting welfare recipients from sales tax with ID cards, a uniform consumer credit code capping interest rates, and a constitutional plan to place a $475 million highway bond issue before voters if a fuel tax is increased. Bills cover bank facility reach, merit system goals, hospital revenue bonds, higher education aid, and aging homestead tax exemptions.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Senate
Franklin Payne
D-St. Louis
Albert M. Spradling
Dcape Girardeau
Consumers Credit Code
Missouri Retailers Association
Spraching
Spradling
Little
Hoover’’ Commission
House
Commission On Higher Education
Kansas
Kansas City
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
State Insurance Division
Missouri House Debates Bills on Labor, Voting, and Holidays
The state Senate and House advance proposals including NLRA related labor plans, utilities commission oversight for condemning property, and funding for schools from federal revenue sharing. New bills set MLK Jr. Day for Jan 15, allow 18 year olds to donate blood and vote, curb bank control, require interest on deposits, and limit nonresident freshman enrollment to 15 percent with reciprocal agreements.
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State Public Service Commission
Senate
Nixon
Martin Luther King Jr
Rural Job Bill Reintroduced Aims at Rural Growth
In Washington a Rural Job Development Act reemerged offering 7 percent tax credit on machinery and real estate, accelerated depreciation, and a 50 percent wage training deduction. Eligibility requires no harm to other areas, hiring half the workforce locally, and targeting regions with low income or job decline, with Indian reservations auto-qualifying.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
Kan
Senate Finance Committee
Extension Adds Five New Audrain Extension Members
Audrain County University Extension Council certifies five new members elected by mail. From Saling Township: Bobby Dale McBride. Wilson: Mrs. Wayne Shellabarger. Salt River: Mrs. John Rudasill. South Fork: Mrs. Ed Hesterburg. Prairie: William Azdell. Linn: Joe Becker. Cuivie: Mrs. E. L. Northcutt. Loutre: Mrs. Wayne Robertson. Northcutt and Azdell currently serve. New Foundation Board members Charles G. Wilson, Martin Maxwell, Mrs. Lester Arens and Lindell Davenport were also elected. The council plans to organize Feb 25 and assume duties March 1.
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Council
Saling Township
Bobby Dale McBride
Wilson
Wayne Shellabarger
Salt River
John Rudasill
South Fork
Ed Hesterburg
Prairie
William Azdell
Linn
Joe Becker
Loutre
E. L. Northcutt
Cuivie
Wayne Robertson
Northcutt
Charles G. Wilson
Martin Maxwell
Lester Arens
Lindell Davenport
Route D
University Extension Council
Dior Holds Line At The Knee In Spring Couture
Paris Dior rejects short shorts trend and showcases knee length bermudas in its haute couture collection. Skirt lengths stay about two inches below the knee for day wear and at the ankle for evening.
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Paris
Dior
Cause of Pvt Mead's Death Confirmed Pneumonia
Military authorities at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri announced that laboratory tests confirmed Pvt Donald Joseph Mead age 19 from Kansas City Kansas died of bacterial pneumonia not meningitis. He died at the fort hospital on Monday.
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FT. Leonard Wood, Mo
Pvt
Donald Joseph Mead
Kansas City
Kan
Mead
Fort Hospital
Wellsville Personal News Notes and Community Updates
Personal news from Wellsville reports the birth of Anita Kaye Davis at St. John's Mercy Hospital in St. Louis to Nelson and Anita Davis with weights of 8 pounds 1 ounce. Davis is a vocational agriculture teacher at R-1 High School and Mrs. Davis taught kindergarten locally last year. Grandparents and great grandparents are named. The piece also covers a local Jaycees membership drive adding Harold Christian Dan Yelton and Sam Haislip, visitors from Hermann, plans for a Red Cross Bloodmobile event on Feb 8 and a Chicken Barbecue on Feb 13, plus a note of Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Willis Wilkinson of Cuba with Rev and Mrs Clarence Smith.
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Nelson Davis
Anita Kaye
St. John’s Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Davis
R-1 High School
Jeff Scaggs
Sam Toppins
Annapolis
D. B. Hellman
Slater
E. C. Davis
Napton
Diagcees
Harold Christian
Dan Yelton
Sam Haislip
Robert Oliver
Hermann
Roger Bloomer
Don Bushman
Alvin Batley
J. W. Jackson
Darrell Miller
Willis Wilkingon
Cuba
Clarence Smith
Personal News of Paris: Mrs. Cook obituary details
Mrs. Cook, in her late 60s, daughter of Frank and Dolly Harrison Morgan, lived in the Paris area. She and her late husband Mr. Cook once ran Paris Monument Works and the local abattoir and frozen food locker. Surviving are son Bob and daughter Helen Cook of Illinois. Body taken to Boulder, Colorado for burial.
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Bob
Kansas City
Senate confirms Morton as Secretary of the Interior
The Senate confirmed Rogers C. Morton, former GOP chairman, as the new Secretary of the Interior in a Nixon administration appointment. Morton succeeds current holdover in a cabinet post tied to energy and land management. The confirmation comes amid ongoing debates over conservation and resource policy.
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Washington
Senate Today
Nixon
Rogers C
B. Morton
Secretary of the Interior
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