Lawmakers Get Time To Review Missouri Pay Hikes
Missouri House leaders delay action on the Missouri Compensation Commission report. The panel proposes raises for lawmakers judges and other officials, with total annual cost near 5 million dollars. The nine member panel wants a permanent pay panel and duties review for magistrates and probate judges, while ethics laws would be strengthened. The plan would boost governor pay to 55 000 and lawmakers to 15 000, among other increases, and keep the legislature part time.
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Jefferson City
House
Joe Holt
Fulton
Joseph P. Teasdale
Missouri Compensation Commission
Kansas City
House Democratic
Citizens’ Commission
Missouri Legislative
State Department
Kenneth Rothman
Rothman
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Warnke Opponents May Stop Treaties
U S disarmament negotiator nominee Paul Warnke faces Senate opposition over his dove image and potential clash with SALT talks. Debate centered on whether his leadership would jeopardize ratification, with supporters urging an overwhelming confirmation to bolster bargaining stance.
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Richard
Schweiker
Senate
Warnke
U.S
Case
Humphrey
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
AGDA
NYC Unions Back Beame Plan to Save City Finances
NYC municipal unions back Mayor Beame to raise over 1 billion to avert default. Plan excludes major banks and calls for MAC bonds, bond swaps, and sale of mortgages, with oversight debates and loan talks involving Blumenthal and Carter. Two separate incidents follow: a Virginia school bus crash killing at least two and injuring 29, and births announced for Kimberly Renee Goodwin to Capt. Clarence Goodwin and Judy Goodwin.
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New York
Abraham Beame
Reame
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Carter
Municipal Assistance Corp
Aino Calle
Iseat Vines
Savings Bank
Rustburg
Here
U.S. 29
Yellow Branch
Campbell County
Mental Health Assn to Hear Dr Mace on March 14
Dr Kenneth Mace will speak at the Mental Health Association meeting Monday March 14 at 7 30 p m at the Senior Citizens Center 606 Park Dr He recently opened a private practice in Mexico and Fulton and will discuss how a psychologist helps people cope with problems The public is invited regardless of membership Leon Schwab Vandalia president invites all to attend and get acquainted with the discipline of mental health
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Kenneth Mace
Mental Health Association
Senior Citizens Center
Park
Mace
Mexico
Fulton
Leon Schwab
Vandalia
Association
Meel
Callaghan presses for Concorde landings at Kennedy
British Prime Minister James Callaghan arrives in Washington aboard a Concorde to press for a 16 month demonstration program at Kennedy Airport. U S officials and Port Authority officials weigh allowing the supersonic jet while Bermuda Air Agreement talks resume between the U S and Britain.
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Washington
James Callaghan
Carter
New York
Kennedy
New Tetsey
Edy
Callaghan
U.S
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Transportation
Brock Adams
Missouri Legislature Reviews Broad Bill Package
In Jefferson City the Senate gave first round approval to a $190,000 transition fund for newly elected governors and to expand the state Division of Water Safety. Bills touched beekeeping regulation, commodity merchandising, sheriff pay raises, and a statewide property identification program. The House Consumer Protection Committee heard utility billing bills while the House Elections Committee reviewed proposed changes to campaign finance and election laws with no final action. The House Local Governments Committee discussed constitutional amendments legalizing parimutuel betting and a state lottery.
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Senate
St. Charles
Joe Frappier
Teasdale
State Division of Water Safety
House Consumer Protection Committee
Missouri
House Elections Committee
House
Court Passes Up New Texas Death Case
The Supreme Court refused to hear Ernest Benjamin Smith Jr. on a felony murder issue, halting his death-row appeal. Smith, 29, was involved in a 1973 Dallas armed robbery where a clerk was shot. his partner fired the fatal shot. The decision ends a stay of execution and delays a likely death sentence, while the court considers other capital punishment challenges.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Ernest Benjamin Smith Jr
Smith
Huntaville
Dallas
William Moon
Howie Robinson
Moon
Chosing
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Line Set For Two Elections Boundary Lines
Elections will be held March 15 to decide continuation of a 35 cent road tax. Voter locations: all east of South Fork at Martinsburg city hall, west of South Fork at J C Isging residence, Common No 1 north of Mexico at Hi-Way R-3 school, Thompson special road district at Holsheiser's store. Polls open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Mexico
Thompson Special Road
Holsheiser's
Gilkey Sues Brother For Alienation of Affections
Willie Sam Gilkey of Vandalia files in Audrain County Circuit Court for 250000 total damages for alienation of affections against brother Wyatt Gilkey. He says Wyatt enticed Gilkey’s wife Shirley Ann to leave and go to Washington after visiting in October 1974. Shirley and Willie’s marriage was dissolved August 18 1975. Gilkey seeks 125000 actual and 125000 punitive damages, represented by James B. Cafer.
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Willie Sam Gilkey
Vandalia
Audrain County
Wyatt Gilkey
Shirley Ann Gilkey
Missouri
State of
Washington
Shirley
James BE. Cafer
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