Debate Over Missouri State Government Reorganization Stalls
Missouri Senate debates a bill to reorganize state government into 13 departments and the Office of Administration. Amendments limit the Higher Education Coordinating Board to public institutions. Senators clash over governor’s power and the new information office amid calls for more open meetings.
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Cheaper Kidney Machine Tested in Breakthrough Update
Washington AP report says researchers jointly announced a cheaper faster disposable artificial kidney device. Tested in more than 70 cases at the University of Chicago since last October, it is not yet commercially available. AEC spokesman noted the breakthrough and expected lower costs.
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Senators Favor City Rent Control
The Senate approved federal rent controls for some metropolitan areas as part of Nixon inflation measures. The bill extends authority to April 30, 1974, passing 85 to 2, with rent controls approved 50 to 38 after amendment. Case said about 60 metro areas could be affected. rent increases capped at 2.5 percent where vacancy is 5.5 percent or less. New/ luxury units exempt. each city studied before imposition.
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Statewide School Levy Advocated
Missouri lawmakers debated a proposal to replace local property taxes funding schools with a statewide levy supervised by the state Tax Commission. Rep Wayne Goode argued a statewide tax would be fairer and help retired residents, while potential constitutional changes would allow two years for implementation. The discussion occurred amid floor actions on supplemental spending and various governance bills.
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Mila Smithey Elected FBLA District VI President
Mila Smithey daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Smithey Route 4 Mexico was elected president of District VI Future Business Leaders of America at the Moberly conference Various Mexico FBLA members earned top finishes in skill contests Mitzi Weatherspoon first in public speaking and sixth in job interview Evelyn Bruner second in job interview and third in public speaking Marla Bojcourt second senior clerk typist and fourth clerical Carol Trammell second clerical Paulette Scott second Miss FBLA Larry DeBondt Mr FBLA Donna Ehrhardt fourth spelling Kathie Anderson fifth clerical.
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Kathie Anderson
Williamsburg Shootout Ends In Arrests
In Williamsburg Missouri a gunfight between Henry Moore of Fulton and store owner John Prost led to Moore and a juvenile being arrested. Moore faces felonious assault charges in Callaway County with a $5,000 bond after prior and ongoing incidents at Prost's grocery liquor store ending with window damage and a hospital treatment for Moore.
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Fulton
Ted Salmons
Henry Moore
Callaway County
Moore
John Prost
Salmons
Prost
Callaway County Hospital
Beefless Tacos Now On Menu
Kansas City AP report says Suzy's Lounge goes vegetarian starting today with beefless tacos stuffed with cheese tostados topped with tomato and avocado spread and enchiladas made from tempered beans cheese and eggs.
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Saigon Launches Major Troop Drive to Lift Siege
South Vietnamese forces with tanks and air support moved toward the Rach Bap outpost about 80 miles north of Saigon to break a siege. The operation is among the few major actions admitted since the cease fire. Tong Le Chan near 30 miles farther north also faced heavy shelling as Saigon warned of further offensives. Reports cite over 100 Vietnamese casualties and ongoing gunship activity, while North Vietnam is accused of massive rear-area armament and troop movements through the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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