Carter Contract Redrawn To Cap Consultant Pay
Jefferson City Missouri AP. A state contract for retired executive James D. Carter has been redrawn to reduce his pay as a special consultant on the states business management program. The new terms limit monthly pay to pro rata days worked, avoiding full monthly $2,500 for partial periods. Carter, 68, consulted Jan 1 through June, with the revised plan applying to April and May. Governor Bond approved the change and denied plans to renegotiate further.
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Jefferson City. Mo
James D. Carter
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Office of Administration
Carter
Hugh Sprague
Arizona
Sprague
A. P. Green Refractories
Mexico
Funds Enable Senior Lunch To Continue
The Senior Luncheon Service, aided by local Kiwanis Club contributions and support from churches and individuals, will serve up to 50 seniors daily Monday through Thursday at Garfield Center. Eligible are all 60 and older. meals are offered on a pay-what-you-can basis. Additional gifts came from Second Baptist Church and Ada Williams. The Citizens Advisory Council elected Mrs. John Blass as chairman, with Mrs. Charles Stuart as vice chair, Mrs. M A Buchan as secretary, and Elsie Dinsmore as treasurer for six months.
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Kiwanis Club
Garfield Center
the Second Baptist Church
Ada Williams
Citizens Advisory Council
John Blass
Charles Stuart
M.A. Buchan
Elsie Dinsmore
Arnholt Smith Convicted On Illegal Gifts
Arnholt Smith, once a powerful banker and GOP backer, convicted on two counts of soliciting illegal campaign contributions to George Murphy. Jury failed on several other counts. sentencing set for April 21.
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San Diego
Calif
C. Arnholt Smith
California
George Murphy
Smith
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. ‘District Court
Robert H. Schnacke
Sovereign State Capital, Inc
Sovereign State
Murphy
Nixon
Schnacke
U.S. National Bank
Carter Requests Contract Change Prompted by Embarrassment
The Kansas City Times reports Gov. Bond revised the contract after a Carter request saying he caused the governor embarrassment. It notes the contract was arranged by Carter's personal attorney, G. Andy Runge of Mexico.
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Kansas City Times
the Star
Rock music loudness poses health and legal risks in clubs
California, Pa AP reports safety consultant Randall Davidson of the International Safety Institute says many rock venues emit sound levels above 315 decibels for 15 minutes, threatening patrons and workers. He cites headaches and hearing loss, while officials note enforcement is unlikely and inspectors are few.
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California, Pa
Ant
Randall Davidson
International Safety “Institute
Clube
Pye
Davidson
F.A. van Atta
Labor Department
David Lipscomb
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Ken Stewart
University of Pittsburgh
Bradley on Critical List After Stroke At UCLA Medical Center
Gen Omar N Bradley remains on the critical list at UCLA Medical Center after a comfortable night. The 82 year old five star general and nation’s highest ranking military officer suffered a stroke Monday at his Beverly Hills home and his recovery progress was described as decided and encouraging by a hospital spokesman.
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Bradley
Los Angeles
Omar N. Bradley
Ucla Medical Center
Beverly Hills
Strike Ends as Doctors Return to New York Hospitals
Physicians who walked out of 22 private and city hospitals in New York returned to work after a settlement was announced. The agreement between the League of Voluntary Hospitals and the Committee of Interns and Residents creates hospital committees to set schedules balancing patient care, training standards, and house staff welfare.
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New York
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Committee of Interns and Residents
CIR
League
CIA
Richard A. Knutson
Soil District Officers Named
The Audrain Soil Conservation District elected Eldon Rosenthal east of Mexico and Wendell Talbert Vandalia as new board members. The board met and named officers: Chairman Jake Freyer Laddonia, vice chairman Wendell Talbert Vandalia, and treasurer Alfred Bohlmeyer near Centralia. Extension agent Dale Schwarre is ex officio secretary, and Rosenthal completes the board membership.
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Audrain Soil Conservation District
Eldon Rosenthal
East of Mexico
Wendell Talbert
Vandalia
Jake Freyer
Laddonia
Alfred Bohlmeyer
Near Centralia
Dale Schwarre
Rosenthal
Printing of Missouri campaign finance forms delayed by offices
After weeks of delay the Missouri Elections Commission approved candidate financial disclosure forms for the April 1 election. Forms face printing by a state prison with 35 000 sets needed. Secretary of State Kirkpatrick faults the governor's office over printing and distribution. The law requires disclosure of income sources and, for campaigns over 500, a list of contributors with deadlines before and after elections. Courts have seen suits challenging the law as doctors and lawyers warn of violating client confidentiality.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Elections Commission
Elections Commission
Secretary of State's
James Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Charles Walier
Christopher S. Bond
Commission
Office of Administration
Moberly
Secretary of State
Democratic Party Meet May Be Battle
Washington AP reports growing disagreement over rules for selecting 1976 Democratic convention delegates. Blacks and reformers challenge Compliance Review Commission decisions limiting reforms for minorities women and youth. Fights hinge on which body defines and supervises rules as national committee debates call and equal rights amendment implications.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Compliance Review Commission
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Robert 8. Strauss
National Committee
Compliance Commission
Earth Day proclaimed by President Ford in 1976
Washington AP President Ford designates today as Earth Day after signing the proclamation and a farm bill. The observance traces to springtime celebrations begun in 1971 by environmental groups. House roll call on the farm bill shows 259 to 162 in favor with party and regional votes noted.
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Washington
Ford
House
Missouri
Bolling
Burlison
Clay
Hungate
Ichord
Litton
Randall
Sullivan
Symington
Taylor
Miller II to Receive Honors at MU Tonight
Lester J. Miller, II of 1406 Hickory Hill, appears among University of Missouri students receiving honors at the annual banquet closing Business and Public Administration Week in Columbia. Miller, a second year administration and public affairs student, is named among the top 10 in finance after a week of classes taught by over twenty professors for a day from business and industry.
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Lester J. Miller
Hickory Hill
University of Missouri
Columbia
Miller
College of Administration and Public Affairs
Business
Finance
Dump Truck Ruling Spurs Farm Concern in Missouri
Rep. Ray Hamlett voiced worry over a Public Service Commission ruling banning dry bulk fertilizer in dump trucks effective April 1. He urged farmers, fertilizer dealers, and truckers to attend a Monday 8 p.m. hearing in the highway department room. He cited impact on rural farming as the core issue.
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Ray Hamlett
PSC
House Agricultural Committee
Highway Department
Public Service Commission
Hamlett
Missouri House of Representatives
House
Missouri
Senate
Rep. Hamlett
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