Bond demands for HSA members rejected by federal official
Gov Christopher Bond urged Missouri Area Health Systems Agency to include one third elected officials among its governing members. Federal official Will Marshall said the criterion allows up to one third elected officials, dismissing the governor's demand and noting the rules read differently. The HSA setup across Missouri proceeds with this guidance, and Bond proposed delaying the Area HSA formation until July 1 to ensure the representation goal.
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Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Will Marshall
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Bond
Holman Wherritt
HEW
Kansas City
Strike Threat On Tie Firms Is Worldwide
Cleveland AP report notes United Rubber Workers begin contract talks with the big four tire makers Firestone Goodyear BF Goodrich and Uniroyal as affiliates abroad threaten strikes and boycotts. URW seeks unlimited cost of living adjustments wage parity with UAW higher pensions and job protections amid looming April 20 expiry.
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Peter Bommarito
Charles Levinson
International Federation of Chemical and General Workers’ Union
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear ‘Tire and Rubber Co
Goodrich Co
Uniroyal Inc
URW
United Auto Workers
Rubin Says Chicago 7 Guilty as Hell in Sun Times
Jerry Rubin, former Yippie, writes in the Chicago Sun-Times that he and six others were guilty as hell of government charges for conspiring in 1968 to incite riots. He admits rooting for the prosecution and says the city’s reaction exposed darker sides of the country.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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America
Vietnam
Flash In Pan Wins Him Title In Gold Panning
Rosamond California AP reports Larry Bertles 60 wins the 16th annual gold panning championship. He panned 15.4 seconds to separate eight gold nuggets from sand and water, beating 40 contestants and setting a world record. Bertles, a retired Lockheed supervisor, said the win came after 12 years of attempts.
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California
J B Johnson retrial set in 1973 detective killing case
The Missouri Supreme Court cleared the way for a retrial of J B Johnson in St Louis County. The court lifted a stay and allowed Judge William Corrigan to set a date, with the retrial expected to begin April 26. Johnson was convicted in 1973 of killing University City detective James Boevingloh during a jewelry store robbery. the verdict was reversed on procedural grounds last year.
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State Supreme Court
J. B. Johnson
St. Louis County
Johnson
William M. Corrigan
William Kunstler
Corrigan
University City
James Boevingloh
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