Missouri Senate readies last minute bill deluge today
In Jefferson City the Missouri Senate plans further bill introductions on the final day for ordinary bills as House members recess. The chamber has 333 Senate bills and 14 constitutional amendments, while the House nears 900. A proposed constitutional amendment extending adult rights to 18 year olds faces a tight vote.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Senate
House
Lake of the Ozarks
Ways and Means
Senate Appropriations Committee
Donald Manford
Kansas City
Appropriations
Personal News of Paris Community Highlights 1971 events
The column notes Griffens former Paris residents now in Nevada with Capt Griffen as pastor. It lists a Monroe County 4 H clothing project leaders training at Paris extension center March 3, with morning sessions optional and afternoon mandatory for leaders and fair judges, led by Joan Hickman. Also mentions Kirkland Club meeting, pollution program, cancer bandages project March 10, and upcoming moves of District Conservationist L E Friedly to Butler Missouri.
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Monroe County
Paris
Mothers of Clothing
Joan Hickman
Kirkland Club
Charles P. Callis
Sam White
Gwendolyn Richards
Paul Ward
Kirkland
Powers Club
Tom Callis
L. ED. Friedly
Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District
Butler
Agnew Sees No Purge In '72 Campaign
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew tells Buffalo Evening News there will be no 1972 Republican purge similar to the Goodell purge last fall. He doubts any move to defeat Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield and says no purge is planned for GOP senators. He notes he acted on orders in 1970 when attacking radical-liberal senators and defends Goodell’s early conservatism then shift to liberal positions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Spiro T. Agnew
New York
Charles Goodell
Buffalo Evening News
Washington
Lucien Warren
Agnew
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
White House
Goodell
Nixon
Sen. Goodell
Sen. Hatfield
House
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
James Buckley
Bob Weigel Seeks Moberly School Board Seat
Moberly voter. Robert Weigel, former Mexico resident and MU graduate, seeks one of two seats on the Moberly school board as part of a four candidate field. He is a DuPont production foreman in Moberly with prior teaching and international engineering experience. Also: St Charles boy Jackie Carr, seven, missing after a fall into the Missouri River near St Charles.
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Bob Weigel
Moberly Board
St. Charles
Moberly
Robert Weigel
Mexico
Weigel
Robert C. Weigel
California
DuPont
Mexico High School
South America
ST. Charles, Mo
Jackie Carr
Missouri River
St. Charles County
Sheriff's Deputies
Oklahoma's Abominable Chicken Man
An Oklahoma farmer discovers door damage and 7 by 5 inch hand prints in a chicken coop. Zoo experts and wildlife authorities call the prints primate like, walking on all fours, with a deformed thumb. Reports spread from Stillwater and McAlester as locals send photographs for comparison.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Aunt Reno
Okla
State
Oklahoma City Zoo
Lawrence Curtis
Curtis
Stillwater
McAlester
Warning On Magazine Sales Crews In Mexico Area
Jim Stowe of the Mexico Chamber of Commerce warns residents about recent magazine sales crews. He notes a lack of chamber guidance but outlines protections: Central Registry firms, city business licenses for solicitors, and reporting complaints to police, sheriff, and the chamber. The chamber collaborates with the BBB to address issues with parent companies and ensure proper deliveries to holders of legitimate receipts.
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Mexico
Jim Stowe
Chamber of Commerce
Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Chamber
Central Registry
BBB
Better Business Bureau
Local advice on shopping safely with out of town firms
Mexico area residents are urged to use caution when dealing with out of town firms. The Mexico Chamber of Commerce recommends buying locally when possible and knowing the true cost of purchases. Trust and personal knowledge are advised, with the chamber as a key information source.
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Stowe
Mexico
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Stone
United Funds Short Of Goals
Canvassers for the United Fund raised a record 834 million in over 2,000 American cities in 1970 but fell short of the 8 percent campaign goal. Despite a 2.1 percent gain over 1969, economic slumps reduced corporate giving in Boston Seattle and Los Angeles by as much as 16 percent. Local UF officials will distribute the money locally to groups including the Red Cross Salvation Army Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and public agencies.
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Associated Press
United Fund
Howard Studd
United Way of America
Boston
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York City
Chicago
Miami
Washington
Studd
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
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P.C.U
Jude
Hiway
Rock River
Rock Island
Ini
Air Force Base
Nevada
Griffens
Capt. Griffen
Little Dixie Shrine Club
Dr. ©. E. Ellis
Boyd
Dawson
Farm Bureau
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
ASCS
the Ledger
The
Dew
Dixie
Fredendall & Wilkins
Catherine F. Yon
John Ashburn
United Funds
NEW
Jefferson City, MO
Heinz
USDA
Jay
Iga
Bloc Iga Coffee
Iga Sayer
Baker's Fine Chili
Royal Guest
Peaches
Jay’s Iga and Bakery
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