Committees Approve Four Big Fund Bills in Missouri
Four major appropriation bills for fiscal year 1974-75 gain panel approval in Jefferson City. House plans total about 403 million dollars for higher education welfare health prisons and legislative costs while Senate grants emergency funding of 25 million dollars to July 1.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
Mittee
Appropriations
James Russell
Russell
E.J. “Lucky’ Cantrell
Steve Vossmeyer
Dst. Louis
J.B. Banks
D-St. Louis
Keith Barbero
Black Jack
Vossmeyer
Barbero
William Cason
Christopher S. Bond
Norman Merrell
D-Monticello
Merrell
Central Missouri State University
Independence Residence Center
University of Missouri
CMSU
Nelson Tinnin
D-Hornersville
M.A
Lincoln University
Missouri Southern College
Missouri Western College
Central Missouri State
Northeast Missouri State
Northwest
Southeast Missouri
Southwest
House Committee
Legislators Report Status of Session at Mexico Chamber Breakfast
Legislators Ike Skelton Norman Merrell and James Lemon spoke at the Mexico Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the Royal Cafe. Merrell outlined budget flexibility for the new reorganization bill while Skelton pushed for law enforcement bills and a death penalty revival. Lemon discussed the electric cooperative bill and warned that many bills die after repeated amendments.
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Ike Skelton
Lexington
Norman Merrell
Monticello
James Lemon
Hallsville
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Royal Cafe
Merrell
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Sen
Skelton
Criminal Justice Committee
Missouri
Lemon
Electric Cooperative
Joe Fennesgey
Chamber
State Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Tty
St Louis FBI Chief Transferred to Virginia
The St Louis FBI special agent in charge Robert G. Kunkel says he will be transferred to Alexandria Virginia in two or three weeks. He has led 85 agents and 65 staff since October 1972 and a replacement will be announced later this week.
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ST. Louis
FBI
Robert G. Kunkel
Alexandria
Kunkel
Ellises welcome son at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Jack Ellis of Route 1 Laddonia announce the birth of a son at 12 39 a m today at Audrain Medical Center The baby weighed seven pounds and eight ounces and has been named but the second name is not legible in the report
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Jack Ellis
Route 1
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Weins Darins
Haldeman insists on innocence amid Watergate charges
Los Angeles AP H R Haldeman says he is innocent of all Watergate cover up charges after being indicted with six other Nixon officials. He smiles on his lawn and defends his role, praising Nixon and stating he never felt he wielded power.
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H.R. Haldeman
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Haldeman
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Nixon
Impeachment Committee Weighs Subpoena Tactics
The House Judiciary Committee delays a decision on using subpoenas if the White House does not hand over tapes logs and other documents for the Nixon Watergate inquiry. Members insist on access to Sirica's secret grand jury report while awaiting White House cooperation and consider actions to compel production.
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Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Sirica
Robert McClory
R-I
William 8. Cohen
Rmaine
Tom Railsback
Illneis
Local Couple Welcome Daughter Melissa Shawn Pollard
Melissa Shawn Pollard born at 6 15 p m Friday March 1 in Johnson City Tenn to Mr and Mrs Eugene Pollard. Baby weighs four pounds thirteen ounces and is named Melissa Shawn. Maternal grandmother Opal Jones of Centralia and paternal grandparents Jim and Mrs Pollard of Mexico. Mrs Pollard travels to Tennessee for a week.
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Melissa Shawn Pollard
Eugene Pollard
Johnson City
Tenn
Melissa Shawn
Opal Jones
Centralia
Jim Pollard
Mexico
Pollard
Tennesse
Chilly Night Streakers Fail To Deter Campus Fad
St. Louis police chased two nude streakers near the Fifth District station after a night of campus chaos. Missouri campuses including Washington University Columbia and Southwest Missouri State University Springfield saw multiple nude dashers and crowds cheering as students stripped on dorm balconies and courtyards amid cold weather.
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Missouri
Southwest Missouri State University
Springfield
Columbia
West Side
Major Witness in Mitchell Stans Trial Emerges
New York AP report says Harry Sears, a key witness and Vesco attorney, is central to the Mitchell Stans case. Sears, linked to Vesco and the 1972 election funds, testified as trial began its third week, with prosecutors preparing him as a main witness.
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New York
New Jersey
Harry Sears
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Lee P. Gagliardi
Sears
Mitchell
Stans
Nixon
Robert L. Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Vesco
SEC
Mitchell and
Brandt hit by Hamburg setback sparks Berlin politics debate
AP writes Willy Brandt faces a stunning loss as his Social Democrats drop 20 percent in Hamburg's city state election, shrinking to 33 seats and clinging to power with Free Democrats. CDU gains 10 to 51, signaling possible shifts in the Bundesrat and coalition pressures ahead of broader state votes.
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Roon Lewald
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Social Democratic Party
Hamburg
Brandt
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Liberal Party
Hmrbvats
Christian Democrats
Lower Saxony
Hesse
Bundesrat
Christian Democrat
Helmut Kohl
Nixon Portrait Stolen From Duke Law School
A portrait of President Nixon valued at 12500 was stolen from Duke University in Durham between 11 p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m. Monday. The painting hung behind the judge's bench in the moot courtroom of the Duke Law School for several years.
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Durham
N.C
Nixon
Duke University
Duke Law School
Five Air Force fliers survive tanker crash at McConnell
In Wichita Kansas an Air Force KC135 tanker crashed and exploded after takeoff from McConnell AFB. Five crew members were rescued in satisfactory condition, one was killed, and another missing presumed dead. One body recovered, identity not disclosed immediately. Emergency crews scour wreckage for the missing airman.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Tactical Air Command
McConnell Public Information Office
Patrick J. Richmond
Glenwood Arnold
James G. Eagen
Clint R. Montgomery
Joseph J. Richert
Bomb Theory Investigated In Big Crash
Paris AP reports evidence suggests an explosion may have caused the Turkish DC10 crash north of Paris killing 344 people, with 17 Americans among victims. Investigators note six bodies clustered aloft, a baggage hold door far from the crash site, and wreckage indicating in-flight breakup, while cautioning mechanical failure remains possible.
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Paris
Orly
French Civil Aviation Department
Istanbul
London
U.S
Britain
Wayne Wilcox
Loren Hart
Cities Service International
Ronald Smith
Hart
Thomas Wright
Merrill Lynch
Clara Iux
Phyllis Cafe Kween
David Kween
British
Department of Trade and Industry
Suffolk
Cheaters Blamed In Part Of Loss On State Welfare
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports Missouri 1973 Aid to Dependent Children and food stamp losses stem from deliberate fraud and employee mistakes. About one third of $11 million in losses were due to cheating, with the rest due to eligibility errors and rule violations.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Missouri Division of Welfare
ADC
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Globe
Town Meeting Votes To Impeach Nixon
Thetford residents vote 160 to 130 at their annual town meeting urging the House of Representatives to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Nixon. In 15 minutes they approve a request that he answer charges in a trial before the U.S. Senate. It is believed to be the first town referendum in America on impeachment.
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Thetford, VI
Thetford
House of Representatives
Nixon
House
U.S. Senate
America
Nilsson hospitalised after fall during Gotterdammerung rehearsal
New York AP Birgit Nilsson, Wagnerian soprano, dislocated shoulder and cuts after a four foot fall from a platform at the Metropolitan Opera during Brunnhilde in Gotterdammerung. Ride-hailing, the production opens Friday. Rita Hunter may replace Nilsson if needed. Nilsson expects to stay in Roosevelt Hospital for a couple more days.
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New York
Birgit Nilsson
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Nilsson
Brunnhilde
Rita Hunter
Miss Hunter
Roosevelt Hospital
High Protein Wheat May Be Developed
The Agriculture Department reports that wheat lines Atlas 66 Nap Hal and C113449 may yield higher protein and lysine levels when crossbred, potentially boosting protein content from about 12 percent in standard hard red winter wheat to over 20 percent in pilot lines. Scientists see promise for western High Plains growers facing protein shortfalls.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
Agricultural Research
High Plains
Campaign funds rise as six senators report large contributions
A Kansas senator and a Missouri senator head a group of six lawmakers reporting more than $200,000 in contributions as the election year starts. Robert Dole reported $236,520 including a $15,000 from dairy cooperatives which he will return. Thomas Eagleton’s exact totals were not broken down.
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Washington
U.S
Kansas
Missouri
Robert Dole
R+ Kan
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Dole
Eagleton
Mrs Lamm Returns Home After Five Week Hospital Stay
Mrs. Lamm, Eugene Lamm of 1205 Pollock Road, has returned home from Audrain Medical Center where she had been a patient for five weeks following a heart attack.
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Eugene Lamm
Pollock Road
Audrain Medical Center
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Lasso
GM Lorox
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Tredemark
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