Missouri Teachers Lose Summer Pay After Ford Law
Missouri teachers became ineligible for summer unemployment benefits of up to 85 dollars weekly after President Ford signed a measure halting the payments. The state labor department said Ford linked the stop to the federal law, leaving many already paid and thousands more applicants in limbo.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Ford
State Department of Lai and Industrial Relations
Geoffrey McCarron
Department
Mexico LPN School Holds 23 Grad Ceremony
Mrs. Barbara Dowell spoke at the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing 18th class graduation held at the First Presbyterian Church. Donald Palmer and Woodrow Lee offered remarks as 23 graduates received diplomas and pins marking one year of training.
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First Presbyterian Church
Alice Pealer
R. N
Linda Grawe
Carol Gillespie
Mary Gardner
Brenda Edwards
Jack Butler
Sandra Blake
Linda Ash
Joan Arens
Mary Anderson
R.N
Roberta Phillips
Barbara Dowell
Mexico Public School of
Robert Collins
Presbyterian Church
Guy Pitts
Davis Hart
Fern Lemasters
Mary Lederle
Dana Harman
Dana Lemasters
Debbie McCurdy
Patricia McEntire
Mark McKinney
Shirley Newcom
Teresa Palmer
Betty Schmidt
Carol Schroff
Effie Selby
Dawn Shellabarger
Linda Snell
Nicky Talbott
Virginia Toombs
Donna Lemasters
Lee
Peggy Sterner
Missouri Senate amends lobbyist gifts bill and sends back to House
The Missouri Senate amended a lobbyist gifts bill to raise oversight while allowing gifts up to 50 dollars per month without naming recipients. The measure adds reporting for gifts over 25 dollars, expands coverage to state agency lobbyists, and funds enforcement staff. The bill heads to the House for reconciliation. Also sent to the governor is a corporate farming ban with a 20 percent expansion cap over five years and a bill removing pregnancy unemployment restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Senate
House
Missouri
William Waters
D-Liberty
Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Waters
Cole County
Jae
Dae Wing
Bradshaw
Christopher S. Bond
Mrs Gandhi Defends Post Verdict On Campaign Trail
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi says opponents share blame for the verdict finding her guilty of winning her parliamentary seat illegally. She addresses supporters outside her residence denying loss of popular support and vows to pursue democratic socialism. Four non Communist parties declare they no longer recognize her as prime minister after Thursday’s conviction.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
NFC Cheese Truck Tour Promises Cheaper Dairy
The National Farm Organization truck selling bargain priced cheese stops in Missouri towns. Five tons of mild cheddar at 1.30 a pound drives grocers to cut store prices. buyers praise taste while some face minimum buys of about eight dollars. NFC touts consumer savings and farmer benefits amid regulatory pushback.
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Jefferson City
National Farm Organization
Leon Camillo
NFC
Camillo
Gary Senevey
Linn
Missouri
Camille
St. Louis
Harrass
Georgetown
Harvey Fox of Vandalia Dies at 87
Harvey C. Fox, 87, of Vandalia, died at Audrain Medical Center after a month at Tri- County Nursing Home. Born December 15, 1887, he married Maggie who survives. Survivors include three sons Edwin B. Fox, William H. Fox, Delbert Lee Fox. daughter Mildred Montague. brother Roy Fox. several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services are pending at Waters Funeral Home.
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Harvey C. Fox
Tri- County
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Maggie
W. Pershing
Edwinb. Fox
Mexico
William H. Fox
Delbert Lee Fox
Moscow Mills
Mildred Montague
Stoutaville
Roy Fox
Hawk Point
The
Waters Funeral Home
Clem Witte Dies In Troy Hospital
Clem Witte of Troy died Friday evening at Lincoln County Memorial Hospital. He was father to Martin Witte of Mexico and brothers Jim Harry and Joe Witte, all of Troy. Surviving daughters include Mrs. C O Anderson of Moscow Mills and Mrs. Sam Thornhill of Antioch California. A rosary is set for Sunday 2:30 p m at Kemper Marsh Funeral Home with a Mass at Sacred Heart Church Monday at 9 a m Father James Flynn will officiate and burial will follow in Maryknoll Cemetery Ethlyn Missouri.
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Clem Witte
Troy
Lincoln County Memorial Hospital
Martin Witte
Mexico
Jim
Harry
Joe Witte
C.O. Anderson
Moscow Mills
Sam Thornhill
Antioch
Calif
Kemper-Marsh
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
James Flynn
Maryknoll
Ethlyn
Scattered Rain Through State
A weather system moving eastward will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms across Missouri. Highs near 90 in most areas with overnight lows around 60s to 70s. Sunday showers and storms likely confined to the southeast corner, with Friday highs in the mid to upper 80s and overnight lows from 61 to 72.
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Kansas City
Missouri
National Weather Service
Monett
St. Louis
Hinten Hired At Junior High
Marvin Duane Hinten of Martinsburg makes the Dean's Honor List at the University of Missouri Columbia for spring term and will teach English at Jefferson Junior High School in Columbia starting fall term.
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Marvin Duane Hinten
Fay O. Hinten
Martinsburg
University of Missouri
Columbia
Jefferson Junior High School
Missouri Weather and Local Notices Highlights
Local 7:00 a.m. weather report shows high 88 last 24 hours low 60 and 7 a.m. temperature. June precipitation to date 1.00 in, year to date 19.26 in. Audrain Medical Center reports several admissions and discharges from local towns. births, and two deaths listed with ages and locations.
Public Safety Briefs and Court Fines from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports a lawn mower theft valued at 72 dollars from Wilbur Sampson of 1221 East Liberty between June 5 and the report day. A rock damaged a window at Logan Pharmacy, with a similar incident the previous night. The DX Bulk Plant at 121 South Missouri was broken into, padlock entry on the west side. two cases of motor oil stolen. Court notes list multiple driving while intoxicated, speeding, and license offenses with varied fines. Market quotes for soybeans, wheat, corn, and milo, plus stock trading details from MFA, Fowles Grain Co, and NYSE.
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Public Safety
Wilbur Sampson
E. Liberty
Public Safety Department
Logan Pharmacy
W. Monroe
PSD
S. Missouri
Market Reports Snapshot From a Trading Day
Market figures show Panhandle Eastern Pipeline at 29 percent unchanged while Ralston Purina at 41 percent rises. US Gypsum common up 17 percent and preferred up 23 percent, Wal Mart up 23 percent.
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Stolen Flag Is Returned
Santa Monica resident Sam Kardashian has his replica Bennington Flag back after two college-age youths arranged a midnight rendezvous to return the 40 by 52 foot, 48 pound flag flown from a 100 foot tower at his trash hauling company. A caller identified the whereabouts and the handoff occurred at a service station with a man and a woman arriving in a car.
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Santa Monica
Sam
Sam Kardashian
Kardashian
Bennington
Stillwater Tornadoes Cause Extensive Damage
Cleanup started after Friday tornadoes hit Stillwater and Oklahoma State University. No serious injuries reported though at least two funnels destroyed 20 mobile homes and damaged OSU buildings. OSU president said about half of the campus 60 buildings were damaged and Old Central lost its roof and wall. Plaster glass windows blown out and several cars overturned in the business district. Most of the city lacked power.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Robert B. Kamm
Old Central
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Clement C. Little
Richard H. Nelson
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Wellsville
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Marvin D. Farrell
Paris
Harold Marshall
Auxgasse
Leroy Rothove
Montgomery City
Clifford Davidson Jr
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Russell J. Wright
Fulton
Tonya Wright
Lawrence S. Leach
Ralph L. Millard
Sadie Longmore
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Lydia Schutte
Randall Giboney
Mason Brooks
Dorothy A. Gill
Harvey C. Morts
Cecil Phillips
Cecil Jolly Phillips
the Daily Record
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Bellflower
Gary Robert Evans
Maurice Paul Miller
Silmo
Donald Keith House
Thena Rose Smith
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Michael Foss Merritt
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Ed Parks
William Harold Downs
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St. Charles
James T. Ramshaw
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James Wayne Smith
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
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New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
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Art Reynolds
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Jerry Reed
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Don Williams
Mel Tillis
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