Not Ready For New System In Missouri Banking
Missouri lawmakers hear opposition to remote banking terminals as James Sullivan, director of the Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing, says the state is not mentally ready for electronic funds transfer. No new accounts or loan apps would be accepted at terminal sites. witnesses support study before action. Richard McFadden, lobbyist for the banks, notes they are not against progress pending proper regulation.
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Jefferson City
House
James Sullivan
State Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
Sullivan
Richard McFadden
The
Missouri Legislature Moves on Death Penalty and Crim e Code
In Jefferson City the House gave first round approval to a death penalty bill for capital murder with a provision for mitigating factors. The Senate began revising the Criminal Code in a 328 page measure updating language and clarifying statutes. Committees heard bills on a presidential primary and Campaign Finance Law changes while opponents debated electronic funds transfer limits and terminal security concerns. A separate measure would create a state program to protect archeological finds on state lands under the Natural Resources Department. Archaeological digs near Truman Reservoir reportedly yielded artifacts valued over 500000 dollars.
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Senate Apportionment and Elections Committee
Missouri Independent Bankers Association
McFadden
House
Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Committee
Larry Mead
R-Columbis
Department of Natural Resources
Robert Dunning
Dclinton
Truman Reservoir
Missouri Legislature Day Highlights in Brief
In hearings, the House State Parks Committee debated protecting archeological specimens on state land. Consumer Protection heard opponents to bills on electronic fund transfer systems for remote deposits and withdrawals. Local Governments discussed a constitutional amendment to permit parimutuel horse race betting, with opponents to come. The House gave first round approval to a bill allowing judges and juries to consider mitigating circumstances. The Senate advanced a complete revision of the Criminal Code, a 328 page bill to modernize and clarify outdated provisions.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
State Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources Committee
Consumer Protection Committee
House Local
Ments Committee
Senate
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Heart Saver Program Offered Next Tuesday
Registration continues for the Missouri Heart Association Heart Saver course to be held next Tuesday from 7 to 1 at the Court House Community Room. The program covers coronary heart disease risks and heart attack signs with CPR training, limited to 24 participants. preregister with the Audrain City County Health Unit at 5é1-1332 for details.
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Missouri Heart Association
Orig City-County
Court House
Church To Serve Lasagna Dinner At St Matthew's
St Matthew's Episcopal Church plans Italian lasagna dinners March 3 and 4 with seating at 5 6 and 7 pm. Tickets available from church members, reservations urged to avoid crowding. Weight Watchers lasagna offered at 6 pm Thursday. call Mrs. Ted Howell to reserve.
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St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Ted Howell
Small Latin Nation Under State Of Siege
San Salvador reports El Salvador, the region’s smallest nation, is under a state of siege after troops and police dispersed thousands demanding a new presidential election. At least five killed and 78 wounded as authorities said the government secured a special legislature session to approve the proclamation.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Central America
Arturo Armando Molina
Col
Ernesto
Claramount
Costa Rica
Molina
Christian Democratic
National Conciliation Party
Latin America
Embezzlement charge against Trenton Foods manager
Glen E. Allen of Trenton faces a Grundy County warrant charging stealing 13995 from Trenton Foods, a Carnation division, by cashing a company check last Nov 29 and bank placement. Bond set at 25000. he is hospitalized in Kansas City with condition listed as satisfactory.
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Trenton
Trenton Foods
Carnation Co
Glen E. Allen
Grundy County
Herberts. Brown
Allen
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Carter May Tour Eastern States
Washington AP Carter plans a mid March trip limited to the East with stops in West Virginia Massachusetts and other states to meet voters and lawmakers. Speaker Tip O Neill and Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd would join the president in public appearances as aides say the trip aims to rebuild ties with Congress and the public.
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Carter
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Senate
White House
Jody Powell
Thomas P. “Tip
Congress
West Virginia
Moore
St Brendan Cub Pack awards at Blue and Gold banquet
St Brendan Cub Scout Pack No 53 held its annual Blue and Gold banquet in the school dining room. Bear badges went to Todd Zeller Steve Williams and Paul Bike Den 1 Wolf badges to Matt Settle Jeff Hagan and Richard Speidel Den 2 plus Jason Robinson received a wolf badge and 8 gold arrow points Webelos Bob Steinmetz and Jeff Broemmel earned artist and artist badges Others listed include Don Daut Mike Scheuber David Dick Greg Steinmetz Jeff Siron John Lawrence Tim Fine Matthew Rankin and Richard Hawkins. Leaders include Suzie Zeller Settle Dick and Bob Broemmel Rankin Cub master Forrest Mueller conducted the meeting Den 2 ran the flag ceremony Den 1 spoke What America Means to Me Jason Robinson gave Cub Scouting history Webelos presented a skit and Rev Arthur Mersinger delivered the invocation.
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Todd Zeller
Steve Williams
Paul Bike
Den 1
Matt Settle
Jeff Hagan
Richard Speidel
Den 2
Jason Robinson
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Webelos
Bob Steinmetz
Jeff Broemmel
Don Daut
America
Webelos den
Arthur Mersinger
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