Public safety questions probe city services and funding
Viewers press candidates on funding for projects and services, revenue sharing, and pay. They discuss union rights for city workers, cross training, ambulance roles, and the impact of public safety on crime and fires. Respondents weigh costs, structure, and possible alternatives as trains block Morris Street.
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Mr. Savage
Mr. Knipfel
Lankford
Mr. Loyd
Mrs. Olson
Public Safety Department
Public Safety
Police Department
Fire Department
South Trails
Loyd
Olson
Campaign Disclosure Ruling Up To Supreme Court
Missouri judge rules two parts of the campaign finance law unconstitutional citing arbitrary standards for individuals versus partnerships. The decision impacts income disclosure requirements and may be appealed to the state Supreme Court, with the state Elections Commission seeking clarity on enforcement.
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Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Missouri
Jackson County
Paul Vardeman
Vardeman
al Partnership
State Supreme Court
David Blanton
State Elections Commission
Blanton
Sikeston Law
Commission
Howard Chamberlin
Kansas City
Lake Lotawana
Missouri Senate
General Assembly
House
St. Louis
Ferry Sought For Missouri River
Fulton Chronicle notes the Kingdom of Callaway Chamber of Commerce seeks a private ferry operator across the Missouri River between Portland and Chamois. The plan promises reduced miles to Fulton and Columbia and easier access to grain, livestock markets, and refractories for Osage County truckers.
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Fulton
Kingdom of Callaway
Mexico
Osage County
Zorro Actor John Carroll Fined for Fleeing Police
Retired actor John Carroll known for portraying Zorro was fined 100 dollars after a jury found him guilty of fleeing and eluding police in an incident on January 2 in St. Petersburg Florida. He also faced a charge of driving without a valid license.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
John Carroll
Zorro
Robin Hood
Carroll
Dutch deny Prince money in Lockheed poll
Nearly two thirds of Dutch doubt Prince Bernhard’s denial of receiving funds from Lockheed. Panorama magazine for 886 respondents found only 30 percent believed him. U.S. hearings cited 1.1 million in bribes to a Dutch official to aid Dutch sales. The government named Bernhard but said receipt remains unproven.
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The
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Panorama
Dutch Institute For Public Opinion
Lockheed
U.S. Senate
Senate
Legislator Almost Named State Fossil
State Sen. Fredd Berry of Knoxville appeared to be named the state fossil for a moment as a late session bill sought official fossil rock and gem. The 63 year old Republican withdrew the bill after its quick voices vote designation.
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Nashville, Tenn
Fredd Berry
Senate
Berry
Knoxville
Speed Reading Course To Begin at Mexico
The Institute of Speed Reading, Inc. will hold a 24 hour speed reading course open to anyone over 13. It promises tripled reading speed and improved comprehension, plus study techniques and concentration. Orientation lectures are free at the 1st National Bank Community Room in Mexico, Missouri, with several dates in March.
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Mexico
Institute of Speed Reading, Inc
1St National Bank
East Liberty
Pd, Ady
No Successor Now For Spain
Missouri Democrats parse the vacancy after James Spain resigns as Democratic State Committee chairman to become state coordinator for U S Representative James Symington's bid for the Democratic Senate nomination. Officials say the party may delay naming a new chairman until after the primary.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
James Spain
Spain
U.S
James Symington
U.S. Senate
James C. Kirkpatrick
James Spainhower
George Lehr
Springfield
Symington
Jerry Litton
Chillicothe
Warren Hearnes
Kansas City
Charles Wheeler
F. Russell Millin
Stuart Symington
Palace Announces Separation For Princess Margaret
London AP reports Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon have agreed to separate but no divorce is planned. The official brief from Kensington Palace gave no settlement details and did not specify who would gain custody of their two children, ages 11 and 14, after nearly 16 years of marriage.
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London
Margaret
Elizabeth I
Lord Snowdon
Kensington Palace
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Flying Candidate Misses Runway
James Stubbs 38 of Chillicothe Missouri, a circuit judge candidate for Missouri's 43rd District, suffered minor injuries when his Piper Cherokee missed the State Line Airport runway in Leawood Kansas. He was treated and released. Police cited strong winds as the likely cause after the plane struck a hedge at the runway start.
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Kansas City
James Stubbs
Chillicothe
State Line
Leawood
Kan
Stubbs
Missouri
Livingston County
Election Notice for Andrain County Education Board Seats
Voters in Andrain County Missouri are notified under Section 165.111 that on April 6, 1976, one member from the eastern county court district and one from the western district will be elected to the county board of education for three years. Voters vote only within their district. Ordered by the County Board of Education February 24, 1976. Alvin W. Beamer President, Howard Maxwell Secretary.
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County Board OF Education
Audrain County
RSMO
Andrain County
Missouri
Eastern
Alvin W. Beamer
Howard Maxwell
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