Missouri Senate tightens lobbyist rules in vote
Missouri Senate panel backs a stricter lobbyist enforcement bill after bypassing a tougher House version. The measure would require lobbyists to file reports. gifts to lawmakers face limits, while a state legal staff aide would assist enforcement. A separate bank loan bill aims to aid small independents, with sponsor noting personal interests in Cape Girardeau banks.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate el
Senate
State Departments Committee
House
Consumer Protection Committee
James Baker
Kansas City
Baker
State Departments
William Waters
Dliberty
Hoae
Cole County
Sam Overfelt
Waters
Albert Spradling
Spradling
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Cape Girardeau
Wellsville Personal News and Local Updates
Personal news from Wellsville and nearby areas includes F A Zimmann serving on staff at Camp Thunderbird near Cairo for weeks, Mark Dunbar hosting a fish fry with relatives, and several locals attending scholarships at Stephens Summer School of Business in Columbia. Also noted are Bud Smith elected treasurer of the Aquatic Swimming Pool Corp, Linda McClain’s bridal shower for her June 28 wedding to Steven Brace, and travels by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deiter to Grand Teton National Park. Community events cover Martha Washington Chapter Eastern Star, Kiwanis fall festival planning, and Donald Wright entering Audrain Medical Center in Mexico.
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Wellsville-Middletown
Stephens Summer School of Business Office
Columbia
Laura Ann Bass
Kathy Diane Cornelius
Stephens
Linda McClain
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church Fellowship
Vicki Watson
Mike Morris
Vernon Carson
Mexico
Fern Wilson
Gwyn Wilson
Laddonia
Lowell ‘Harness
Sherie
Don Harness
Middletown
Terri McClain
Harlan Smith
Sally
Floyd Debo
Paul W. Dunbar
Ralph Debo
Clarence Smith
Don Forbis
Don Shoup
Mary Louise
Corrine
Fred Zimmann
We the People Bicentennial Exhibit at Smithsonian Opens
A large American artifacts display at the Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology opens with about 6000 items. Highlights include John Adams’ cane and a moon rock case, Bert and Ernie, Lincoln phrases, Moran’s Grand Canyon painting, and the Resolute Desk. The semi permanent show, called We the People, spans three thematic sections and aims to remind visitors of an American miracle. It runs for about ten years.
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Washington
Smithsonian
Museum of History and Technology
John Adams
Bert and
Ernie
N. Currier
President's House
Leonard Bernstein
John F. Kennedy Center
Thomas Moran
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Resurrection City
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
Grant
Lincoln
Daniel J. Boorstin
United States
U.S
Uncle Sam
Morocco
Thomas Jefferson
Rutherford B. Hayes
John F. Kennedy
Warren E. Burger
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Watergate
Scoutmaster Robert Steeves Demonstrates Raising the Colors
Personal news from Paris notes Scoutmaster Robert Steeves leading a color-raising demonstration with Scouts David Pence Charles Garnett Tommy Garnett Kenyon Warbritton and Kelly Garnett. Mrs. Harry Blecher presided at the business session which planned the new club year and discussed needed financial assistance.
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Robert Steeves
David Pence
Charles Garnett
Tommy Garnett
Kenyon Warbritton
Kelly Garnett
Harry Blecher
Flans
Farber Personal News and Vacation Bible School Details
Francis family Janice Dwain and John Paul Francis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Champ Sippley of Louisiana. Vacation Bible School begins at Farber Christian Church with Mrs Ron Weldy in charge. VBS picnic is Friday noon at the park. closing program Sunday at 8 00 p.m. Children planning to attend VBS at the Baptist Church should register Monday June 9 with classes for pre school through junior high.
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Francis
Janice
Dwain
John Paul Francis
Champ Sippley
Louisiana
Farber Christian Church
Ron Weldy
The
Baptist Church
The Ledger Columns Invite Home Shopping
You can sit in your favorite chair in the comforts of home and do your shopping through the Columns of The Ledger. It presents an easy, smart way to save money for Mrs. Housewife.
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Ledger
Paid Vacations Grow Longer for Many Workers
AP reports that paid vacations are expanding from four weeks as a typical maximum to six weeks in some companies. The Conference Board found paid time off costs rising to about 8.2 percent of payroll in 1973. Many firms add holidays and floating days, with six standard holidays common and three varied by employer.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Corporation
Conference Board
Nual
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Wellsville
Myers
Odon
Ind
F. A. Zimmann
Cairo
Mark Dunbar
Bennett Springs
Jim Dunbar
Robert Alderson
Robert Cunningham
Charles Dunbar
Martin Alderson
Harry Cheeseman
Burton
Buddy) Smith
Aquatic Swimming Pool Corporation
Raymond Woodson
Charles Deiter
Dan Deiter
Montgomery City
Colter Bay
Grand Teton National Park
J. W. Clement
Aimee Beth Rogers
Sheridan Bolton
Martha Washington Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Estil Berger
Berger
Kiwanis Club
Donald Wright
Audrain Medical Center
Moon Rocks
Paris
Ross Carmack
Tulance
Bill DeHouse
Carmack
Presbyterian Church
Monroe Manor
Pleasant View
John Gilmore
Gayle Buje
Keith Sinclear
Farber
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Middletown, Mo
William N. Sawyer
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