Ambulance Licensing Law Left Open To Court Challenge
Missouri lawmakers failed to fix technical flaws in the ambulance licensing law leaving it vulnerable to a possible constitutional challenge. The bill sought to expand the title to cover drivers attendants and other first aid providers, drawing support from concerns about titles matching subject matter. Rural opposition argued license costs could burden small ambulance services, while officials said many counties are already moving to meet requirements and most services comply. Mr and Mrs Gary D Knipp welcomed a seven pound eight ounce son at Audrain Medical Center, Auxvasse. Cadet Kevin Hamlett, son of Ray and Mrs. Hamlett, won the E Company marksmanship medal at Missouri Military Academy commencement May 3.
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Bob Fick
Associated Press
Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri House
Richard de Coster
Canton
Supreme Court
Grant City
Jerold Drake
Carl Rutledge
State Bureau of Emergency Medical Services
Rutledge
Gary D. Knipp
Auxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
Knipp
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Kevin Hamlett
Ray Hamlett
Laddonia
Missouri Military Academy
Three Held For Gangland Style Killings
In St Louis police arrested Cornelius Dadson Karen Humphrey and Billy Ravun after a narcotics raid at 4136 Westminster. They face two counts each of murder kidnapping and narcotics possession in two killings tied to a narcotics dispute. Four others were charged with narcotics possession.
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ST. Louis
Kenneth Clay
Sondra Jean Smith
Col
Clay
Miss Smith
Westminster
Cornelius Dadson
Karen Humphrey
Billy Ravun
Dadson
Humphrey
Ravun
Teamsters Settle Two Negotiations In St Louis
ST LOUIS AP Members of Teamsters Local 682 settled two of three talks with area construction groups. Three year pacts with Quarrymen's Association and Material Dealers Association set 45 cent hourly raises each year and fringe benefits. Material Dealers pact retroactive to May 1. Quarrymen's effective Sunday. Overtime rule relaxed to time and a half on weekdays. Lumber dealers contract remains unsettled.
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ST. Louis
Teamsters Union Local 682
Little Dixie Shriners Clowns Help Kids at Picnic
Nine area Shriners dressed as clowns at the Audrain Medical Center annual picnic to raise funds for Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in St Louis. The troupe, a Little Dixie Shrine Club project, plans Shrine Circus appearances and charity events to aid burn treatment and other care, with members buying outfits themselves. Dale Groves assists Bob King in clown makeup as part of the fundraiser.
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Shriners
Audrain Medical Center
Empire Club
Little Dixie Shrine Club
Shrine Circus
St. Louis
Shriners Hospital
Dale Groves
Bob King
National Shrine Clown Association
Circus Fund
Clown Unit
Ken Heithaus
Dean Miller
Don Worley
Joe Begeman
Tom Bledsoe
Larry Cheney
Bob Robinson
Elton Hensley
al Broeker
Fred Giesler
Richard Vance
R-3 Graduate: Powell addresses eighth grade graduates
Ralph Powell former superintendent of Hi Way R-3 schools spoke to 17 eighth grade graduates Friday night urging hard work over reliance on society. He warned against excessive emphasis on rights and urged daily self improvement and pride in agrarian roots as 4 percent of society feeds the rest. Wynn Henderson, school board president, presented diplomas. The narrative also lists clown unit members for Circus Fund.
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Ralph Powell
Powell
Wynn Henderson
R-3
Jonesburg Layman Delivers Prodigal Son Sermon in Wellsville
Calvin Winter a Jonesburg United Methodist layman preached at the United Methodist Presbyterian Church in Wellsville and the United Methodist Church in Middletown on Sunday. He called the parable the Forgiving Father and urged repentance, citing hymn There’s a Widerness in God’s Mercy. The service featured a fifteen voice choir and multiple leaders, with Rev. Clarence Smith away at conference. Also noted are social visits, a strawberry festival plan, cemetery donations, and local church activities.
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Wellsville
Calvin Winter
Jonesburg
United Methodist Church
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Ralph Deba
Roger Scott
J. R. Flynn
E.C. Burkhalter
Becky Lehnen
Crystal Cox
Clarence Smith
Bill Steele
Shelly
Jefferson City
Paul Whitehead
Paula Shumate
New Florence
Edna Martin
Museum Extends Viewing Hours In Final Week
The Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum in Kansas City extends viewing hours for the final week of the Chinese Archeological treasures exhibit. From June 8 the gallery opens 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, with up to 50 000 visitors expected. A minimum of three hours is advised. The exhibit will move to the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, on display June 28 to August 28.
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Kansas City
Nelson Gallery- Atkins Museum
Asian Art Museum
San Francisco
Injunction Halts Macon Trash Penalties
Macon residents win temporary injunction against city trash plan. Judge George Adams issued the order to block penalties for nonpayment and water shutoffs, with a July 8 hearing set for the permanent injunction.
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Macon
Charles Rendler
Hannibal
George Adams
Circuit Court
Adams
Roy Kisor
Deadlines Soon For Legislators
AP report on Missouri 1975 legislative session nearing deadlines for final action on eight appropriation bills totaling about 2.3 billion dollars. Senate and House confer to resolve differences before June 8. ERA faces Senate opposition after narrow House passage. open window tax hearings bill tops House list. Valerie Welschmeyer earns BS from Lindenwood College in St Charles.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House- Senate
House-Senate
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Richard de
Coster
William Cason
Era
Clinton Democrat
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Knipps
Teamsters
T.V
H.P
Jefferson, Centralia
Little Dixie Shriners
F. A. Zimmann
Baptist Children’s Home
Bridgeton
Mary Behrens
Walther League of Grace Lutheran Church
St. Johns League
Mexico
Plunkett Park
Lawrence Shelter House
the Park
Raymond Friedman
Oceanside
Calif
R. D. Burwell
Friedman
Martinsburg
R.D. Burwell
Friedmans
Colorado
Jerry
Delaware
Duane Snow
Brian
Stacy
I. F. Snow
Sedalia
Snow
N. C. Bolton
Kristi
Raytown
Mrs. Snow
Fred H. Steffans
Cole Camp
Brian Snow
Wellsville Cemetery
Vogue Fashion
Family Shoe Store
Valerie Welschmeyer
Home Office
Jeffyeson Mealcu
Member
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Savings and Loan Foundation i
Security Service Company
MFA Mutual
Larry Lierheimer
E. Promenade
Office
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