Church State Wall Faces High Court Test on School Aid
Washington AP Supreme Court opens arguments over public aid to church schools, focusing on Connecticut grants to Catholic colleges. The case hinges on the First Amendment and church state neutrality as states provide transportation textbooks and salaries to parochial schools, with over 100 million annually in aid nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Congress
New York
Warren E. Burger
Lea Pfeffer
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Justice Department
Supreme Court Asked to Uphold All Three Assistance Arrangements
The article notes a petition urging the Supreme Court to affirm the full set of three aid or assistance arrangements. It highlights the legal question over the validity and scope of these programs and references the parties involved and the broader constitutional implications.
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The
Supreme Court
Only 49 Million For March School Aid Amounts
Jefferson City AP reports a state comptroller budget director says March 15 school aid allocation is 49,959,538 dollars. If fully used, total payments for September December and March would reach 164,806,314 dollars, leaving about 70 million needed in June to hit the 234 million annual goal.
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Jefferson City
John C. Vaughn
Casey Tells Of Racetrack Fee Inquiry
President Nixon's SEC nominee William J. Casey confirms investigations into fees paid by his law firm to Roosevelt Raceway Inc. He cites a technical listing issue in a proxy statement as the focus. Senate Banking Committee may recall Casey to explain questions tied to civil suits, a Kalavar Corp. merger, a plagiarism suit, and prior business actions. Roosevelt Raceway paid Casey’s firm 60 thousand dollars annually for four years starting 1967 to settle a 240 thousand dollar debt.
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Washington
William J. Casey
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
New York
Casey
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Manhattan
Hamer Budge
New
Louisiana
California
Prentice Hall
Banking Committee
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Roosevelt Raceway
Roosevelt
Humidity in Homes Too Little as Problem Grows
An article on humidity explains how low moisture in house air causes dry noses, static, and creaky floors. It suggests adding moisture with roughly one gallon per room per day and choosing humidifiers with automatic control, plus advice to share practical repair tips from a referenced handbook.
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Andy Lang
Teaneck
N.J
Building Permits Totals Four Thousand Three Hundred Fifty
Six permits issued by building inspector Taylor Sewell totaling 4350 dollars. Hanna Sign Co. gets 1500 for a P N Hirsch Co sign at West Plaza Shopping Center. Other filings include car port at 500 N Washington St for 400, reroof at 1615 Bennington Rd for 600, paneling 1085 Jefferson St for Weiss Dress shop, replace fire damaged portion at 1218 Mississippi St for Sun Oil Co 580, remodel at 724 S Jefferson St for Lakenan Barnes 800.
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Taylor Sewell
Hanna Sign Co
P. N. Hirsch Co
West Plaza
Carl Niederschulte
House of Flowers
N. Washington St
Don Buie Co
Bennington Rd
Wayne Boicourt
Rivers and Parker
Jefferson St
Weiss Dress Shop
Fadle Green
Mississippi St
Sun Oil Co
H. D. Brown
S. Jefferson St
Lakenan Barnes
Real Estate Transfers In Audrain County
A long list of property transfers in Audrain County, naming numerous grantors and grantees, lots and blocks in Vandalia, Mexico, Laddonia, Farber, and other towns, with legal descriptions and consideration amounts where stated. Transactions involve individuals and multiple family names, with properties across multiple townships and additions.
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Audrain County
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Housing and Urban Development Agency
Ault St
Farrar and
Taylor
Christian College of Bible
Moberly Monitor-Index
Rob Vance
Monitor-Index
Neville, Sharp and Simon
Kansas City
March
AP News
Leonard C
Mary Mills
Myrtle L. Trisler
William V. Sr
Mary Metcalf
William V, Sr
Willam V. Jr
Metcalf
Ely
Stanley R
Ida Garnett
Schlemmer Farm Service
Laddonia
William L
Anna Nichols
James M
Shirley Haerer
Aurora Hills
Mexico
Melvin M
Eloise Deichman
George K
Jeanne Guinn
Raymond W
Anna Asbury
James Mac
Barbara Elzea
Vandalia
Emil J
Eula Arnold
Marvin E
Marion Adams
Broadwaters
Inez Knipfel
Minnie B. Horton
Fairview Place
Richard Y
Joyce McDonald
Jimmy W
Karen Stotler
Gallaher-Kent
Bertha Reavis
Earl L. Pearson
Charles E
Elizabeth Pearson
Vanala
Harold T
Anna Toll
Herbert
Mildred Martin
Sparks
Willard
Clemma Kisor
Herman A
Virginia Campbell
M. R
Fay Stubblefield
William M
Delcie Stubblefield
Lakenan
Barnes
Clarence Fuhrer
R. W
Lillian Ray
J. William
Lucylle Ray
John
Mary Miller
John H
Harrison Sr
Mable Martin
George E
Freida James
Belva Whalen
Leslie
Eugene Whalen
Chester D
Elsie Thompson
Donald L
Diana Eskew
Lakenan & Barnes
Elwood D
Elsie Crum
Elwood D. Crum
Vincent F .Sr
Rose Fuernmeier
Walter E
Goldie Smith
Morris
Arthur
Fern McKinnon
Frank T
Betty Johns
Robertt T
Jessie Hardwick
Albert
Harbison-Walker Ref
Beverly Brown
Russell
Dorothy Blackburn
William W. Williams
Irene Hirsch
John E
Dorothy Hirsch
Nona Oliver
John F
Hunt Concrete Co
George W
Dorothy Kays
Miller
Ollie R
Lola James R
Winifred Groves
Eckenberger
Farber
Pres ‘Sugman
Sabase
Soi
Slying
Farnly
Bt Gallery
Boch
Herman H. York
161St Street
Jamaica
Warrenton
Hawk Point
Allis-Chalmers
Massey-Ferguson
Ford
A.-C
Gleaner
John Deere
New Idea
New Holland
Kelley-Payne
Hieder
Letzmill
P.t.co
Hammermill
Danuser
Gehl
Wisconsin
Homelite
Forney Electric
John Deere Mower
Wesley Schwartz
Ney
Calvin West and
Bud Jones
A. B. Miller
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