Bar Works On Change In Missouri Courts
A Missouri Bar Association committee begun work on a draft of a new court system to be submitted as a constitutional amendment. The plan aims for a unified judicial article, possibly via an initiative petition for the 1976 election, with a draft expected by Oct. 1 for Bar Board approval.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Bar Association
Thomas Cochran
Independence
Bar
Missouri
Supreme Court
Cochran
Board of Governors
David Donnelly
Lebanon
Edward Jayne
Kirksville
Richard Shewmaker
Frank P. Aschmeyer
Charles A. Werner
Orvile Richardson
F. William Human
St. Louis
William D. Cosgrove
University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School
Patrick. Kelly
John R. Gibson
Roy A. Larson, Jr
Kansas City
Gordon R. Boyer
Lamar
J. Lee Purcell
Poplar Bluff
Alex Bartlett
Fall festival opens in Paris with teen dance planned
The annual Fall festival and junior livestock show begins at the Paris fairgrounds with a parade Saturday at 11 AM and a teen dance at the Legion Hall at 8 30 PM featuring the Rock Foundation. Officers for 1975 include Sudsberry as president and Engle Jr. as treasurer. Meanwhile at Marthasville, Walter Schuette of St Paul died when his tractor trailer veered off Missouri 47 near 94 around 2 AM, reportedly after he fell asleep. he was pinned in the lumber-laden truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Paris
Legion Hall
Rock Foundation
David Sudsberry
Jerry Ragsdale
Fred Hillard
Hugh Engle Jr
Richard Sanders
Robert Sladek
Marthasville, Mo
Walter Schuette
St. Paul
Missouri 47
Missouri 94
Warren County
Highway Patrol
Schuette
Hope Dimmer For New York Cash Crisis
New York City leaders bankers and municipal labor unions struggle to agree on economies to restore investor confidence amid a cash shortage. Victor Gotbaum and Ken McFeeley cited hangups and rising frustration after long talks, with further negotiations planned.
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New York
Victor Gotbaum
Ken McFeeley
The
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Panel discussions cover education topics and new superintendent meeting
A series of sessions on special education career and adult education testing and assessment and curriculum and classification will be held along with a special meeting for new superintendents. Leadership Conference brings about 150 teachers for two days of meetings and in service programs. A highlight is Missouri teachers viewing Self Incorporated a new TV and film series on adolescent issues produced by a 35 state consortium and the Agency for Instructional Television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Missouri Teachers of “Self Incorporated
Agency For Instructional Television
Self Incorporated
Teamster Dues To Pay Damages From 1970 Strike
In St Louis, Local 600 dues amounting to 14 dollars per member will be garnished to repay 5.8 million dollars owed to 59 trucking firms for damages from a 37 day strike in 1970. Judge Roy W. Harper ordered the garnishment, with funds to be held in the federal court registry and distributed to the firms.
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ST. Louis
Teamsters Union
U.S. District Court
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Washington
Senate
House
Environmental Protection Agency
Marthasville
Board of Equalization
Evert Kendrick
Longbranch Homemakers Club
G.P.S
Kendrick
J.C. Dowell
Howard Davenport
Homer Baker
Trudeau
St, Adolphe D’haword
Quebec
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Laurentians
St. Adolphe d'Howard
E.P.A
Pontiac
S. Clark
Robbe
Pedwin
U.S
Roy W. Harper
Teamsterst Z International
Countryside Inn
Fulton
Bennie Squires
Missouri Playboys
Paul Brechers
Charles Newland
Ausvasse
Val-U-Line Liquids, Inc
Auxvasse
Val-U-Line
Auxvasse, MO
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