Revisions on ADC laws dominate Missouri committees
In Jefferson City both House and Senate committees debated ADC revisions aimed at forcing delinquent fathers to repay past due child support and restructuring payments. Other actions included a pension boost for the blind, higher Missouri State Fair admission, bootleg music crackdowns, and require dealer notice before contract cancellation. Senate panels postponed cost comparisons for school funding reforms. Gov. Bond backs Mr Bradshaw’s ADC pay restructuring. Nashville musicians urged stronger protections against bootleg tapes.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
Senate Public Health, Welfare and Environment Committee
Agriculture Committee
Sedalia
Senate Education Committee
School Foundation
ADC
Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Christopher 5
Bond
Bradshaw
Russell Goward
D-St. Louis
Division of Family Services
Lottery winner to receive 1776 weekly life prize
Eric C. Leek of North Arlington wins the largest prize in state lottery history. He will collect 1,776 a week for life, potentially more than 4.5 million if he lives to 76, with heirs guaranteed 1,847,040. He and fiancee Mathilde Caldas celebrated on stage and he plans to open a youth center in his hometown.
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Montclair
N.J
Eric C. Leek
North Arlington
Tuesay
Leek
Mathilde Caldas
US Checking On Mexican Jail Complaints
The State Department says it substantiated nearly 250 complaints by Americans who say they were mistreated denied access to officials or subjected to abuse in Mexican jails. It found about 400 cases inconclusive and around 130 unsubstantiated after a study by a special panel led by the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs. The inquiry followed congressional pressure over embassy inaction amid reports about young Americans held on drug charges.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
U.S
Mexico
FAA tests bomb detectors may raise fares and delays
FAA chief says explosive detectors tested at major airports could lift ticket prices by about 50 cents and cause delays of one to three hours. Current screening covers only passenger baggage. cargo holds are not searched. National and Dulles are likely test sites. final decision pending accuracy and costs.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
John McLucas
McLucas
LaGuardia
New York
National
Dulles International Airport
Gunmen steal $1.5 million in bonds from MuniciCorp
In a well planned 10 to 15 minute theft two men in business suits robbed the Century City MuniciCorp of California office taking nearly $1.5 million in bearer municipal bonds. They used a 1962 van with out of state plates and restrained the deliveryman. FBI cautions about resale difficulty as bond serials and coupons can be traced.
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Ers
Missouri
Shell Oil Company
Los Angeles
Alan Warner
FBI
Washington
Warner
Century City
Munici Corp
California
MuniciCorp
Kenneth Rogers
Rogers
Cmdr
Pete Hagan
Los Angeles Police Department
Ropers
Dollens Name Kimberly Marie Born in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Charles Dollens Cedar Rapids Iowa announce the birth of daughter Kimberly Marie at 1 pm Sunday at St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids The baby has a brother Eddie 542 grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bill Patton Laddonia and Mr and Mrs WL Collens Thompson Mr Collens works for Wilson Packing Co in Cedar Rapids
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Kimberly Marie
Charles Dollens
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
St. Luke's Hospital
Kimberly
Eddie
Bill Patton
Laddonia
W.L. Collens
Thompson
Collens
Wilson Packing Co
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S. Jefferson
ACME
Western Shoe Repair
Western Shoe Rep
Jefferson
Janet Sawyer
Ieee
Wolverine
Kimberly Marie Dollens
Discount City
Wal-Mart
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