Missouri Supreme Court rules on child support and hospital taxes
The Missouri Supreme Court overturned a lower ruling that a father must pay 25 weekly for two of four children in a divorce, while upholding a ruling that four Missouri hospitals are not required to obtain sales tax licenses or collect taxes on food and gifts. The decision also addressed earlier murder convictions, reversing one and upholding two others, with details on evidence and defendant claims.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Montene
Jerrell Williams
Williams
Missouri
Cole County
James T. Riley
St. John’s Medical Center, Inc
Joplin
Lester E. Cox Medical Center
Springfield
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital
Hayti
Riley
Supreme Court
High Court
A. D. Earvin
Rufus Mack
St. Louis
James Haynes
Haynes
Raymond Strong
Rob Strong
Willie Tunstall
Colson Told Nixon Early Of Cover-up
Time magazine reports ex White House aide Charles Colson told Watergate investigators he warned Nixon about the cover-up in January and February 1973. He said Nixon discussed investigations and payoffs with Mitchell and Haldeman, and mentioned clemency talks regarding Hunt. A second item notes the birth of a daughter to Gordon and Mrs Groves in Centralia At Audrain Medical Center.
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New York
Time Magazine
White House
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Colson
John W. Dean III
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Time
Watergate
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Chicago
Gordon W. Groves
Route 1
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Groves
A.B. Chance Co
Albino Toad Excites Scientists In Michigan Finding
In Warren Michigan AP report scientists at the University of Michigan Amphibian Facility celebrate Charlie the albino toad found by 4 year old Joey Strain. The rare toad with transparent skin will be studied and bred for research to observe bodily functions and gene development. Joey's mother and stepfather say Charlie will likely travel to Ann Arbor for study next week.
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Warren, Mich
University of Michigan
Charlie
Joey
George W. Nace
William Koza
Ann Arbor
Special Hours At County Clerk Draw 118 Voters To Register
More than 100 voters used special hours for registration at the County Clerk Glenn Barnes office. Fifty-one registered Friday 5 to 8 30 p m and sixty eight on Saturday 8 30 to noon. Fifty registered during regular hours Friday. Registration runs weekdays 8 a m to 5 p m through July 10 to be eligible for the August 6 primary.
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Glenn Barnes
Penny drive at Mt Vernon hospital succeeds
Russell W. Doerge of Mexico was admitted Saturday to Missouri State Chest Hospital in Mt. Vernon and placed in the intensive care unit. His room is 453 and he is Walter Doerge's brother. Washington reports the government penny drive to relieve copper shortages appears headed for success, says Mint Director Mary T. Brooks.
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Russell W. Doerge
Mexico
Missouri State Chest Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Walter Doerge
Route 4
Washington
Mary T. Brooks
Billy Jack Pulls Em In There Must Be Reason
Film review notes Billy Jack is back for a third time in an unpolished but fascinating experimental drama by college students and an inexperienced director. Billy Jack combines Indian mysticism with a crusading stance, delivering ad lib sequences, rough direction, and a mix of earnest message with awkward acting. The piece praises the lead as a compelling figure while criticizing the supporting actor, direction, and some scenes. It plays through Tuesday at Liberty Theater.
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Don Kramer
Billy Jack
Hollywood
Sinai
Delores Taylor
Billy
Charlie Chaplin
Liberty Theater
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Little Dixie
Vincent Pr Price
Movialat
Ledger
Liberty
Tue
Liberty Theatre
PTA
Lawrence Shelter
Plunkett Park
Richard Vance
Dad
Cloud Nine West Plaza Shopping Center
Mt Vernon Hospital
Kelly
Elly All
Patriot
Chromcraft 7
Gemini
Chromecraft
Conteur Molded
Kelly's
Kelly’s Furniture
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