Missouri Senate panel endorses Environmental Improvement Authority bill
The Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee approved a House bill to establish a statewide Environmental Improvement Authority to issue bonds finance pollution abatement projects and aid industries with municipal bond rates. Rep. Copeland noted Noranda mining interests would benefit while the agency would not supplant existing pollution agencies or pledge state credit. The panel took no action on increased nursing home payments and on licensing boarding homes under the Nursing Home Licensing Act, with opposition from boarding home operators over required construction standards.
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Fred E. Copeland
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Charles Dickey
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Nursing Home Licensing Act
Tax Foundation: Average Household Pays 4530 In Taxes
New York AP reports taxes will reach a record average of 4530 for American households in the fiscal year ending June 30, up 6.5 percent from 4330 last year and 77.5 percent from 2552 in 1962. The Tax Foundation provides the figures.
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Seven Enter Optimists' Speech Event
Seven students will take part in the Optimist Club annual oratorical contest at Hardin Junior High School Thursday at 7 00 p m. Contestants come from Mexico Public Schools St Brendan's Missouri Military Academy R 3 Community R 6 and North Callaway R 1. Local winners advance to district contests with college scholarship prizes and trophies and participation certificates for all entrants. The district first prize carries a 500 scholarship. Committee members include Robert L Eldridge Dave Bell and Bill Woodruff.
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Robert L. Eldridge
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Optimists
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Bill Woodruff
Hungate Criticizes Withheld Funds as EEOC Court Rights Grow
Washington AP Senate House conference committee backs a bill to empower the EEOC to sue in court for equal employment violations. The measure covers state and local governments educational institutions and firms with 15 or more workers. Civil rights advocates praise the removal of a House clause limiting remedies to EEOC complaints and banning class actions.
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Limit on Wilderness Use Trial Planned by 3 Parks
Secretary Morton announced a summer trial of a quota system to limit wilderness visitors at Great Smoky Mountains Tennessee Rocky Mountain Colorado and Sequoia Kings Canyon California. The experimental program aims to keep visitation within environmental capacity and prevent degradation.
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Rogers C. B. Morton
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National Park Service
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Sequoia-Kings Canyon
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