Missouri House sends welfare and school bills to Senate
The Missouri House approved measures to boost Aid to Dependent Children payments by eight dollars per month per guardian and per child, overhaul the state school foundation formula to more fairly distribute over 300 million in annual aid, and curb corporate farming. The package, costing about 50 million more yearly, faced mixed support amid fraud concerns and worries about rising prices, with Governor Bond urging restraint.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Senate
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Walt Mueller
R Kirkwood
Russell
Goward
St. Louis
School Foundation
D. R. Osbourn
D-Monroe
Missouri House approves $50 million in new legislation
In a three hour session before spring break the Missouri House sent measures costing about $50 million annually to the Senate. Welfare would rise $8 monthly, education reform would boost aid by about $38 million, and agriculture would curb corporate farming expansion. Other items include ballot spot rotation changes, St Louis election updates, a tourism tax in St Louis County, and penalties for unfair insurer delays. Washington: Dick Gregory met Rockefeller Commission staff urging CIA link to Kennedy assassination.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Senate
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Vernon County
St. Louis
St. Louis County
City of
Washington
Dick Gregory
Rockefeller Commission
John F. Kennedy
CIA
Gregory
Ralph Schoenman
Robert Groden
Commission
Kennedy
Mrs Eisenhower in good condition at Fort Gordon
Augusta Ga AP physicians said Mamie Eisenhower had a restful night at an Army hospital and her general condition at this hour is good. They reported the intestinal bleeding has stopped after a recurrence on Wednesday and attributed the bleed to diverticulosis.
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Augusta
Mamie Eisenhower
Army
Maj
George Foster
U.S. Army Medical Center
Ft. Gordon
Eisenhower
Foster
Episcopal Bishops Refused Trial Over Women Priests
An AP report states a Church inquiry board set aside charges against four Episcopal bishops who ordained 11 women as priests last summer. The board ruled doctrinal issues were beyond its jurisdiction, leaving action to the House of Bishops and noting potential trials require doctrinal charges and large majorities. Names cited include Bishops Corrigan DeWitt Welles Ramos. evidence against Ramos is unclear.
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New York
Episcopal
Church Board of Inquiry
House of Bishops
Daniel Corrigan
Denver
Colo
Robert L. DeWitt
Philadelphia
Edward R. Welles
Manset
Maine
West Missouri
Jose Ramos
Costa Rica
Young death by own action's body unidentified in Louisiana
In Belle Chasse Louisiana a teenage boy left a philosophical suicide note to his parents and hanged himself. The body has not been identified despite circulating a description and fingerprints nationwide. The Valentines Day death ended a youth who wrote I stopped growing long ago and asked to be cremated as John Doe.
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Belle Chasse, la
Petike
John Doe
Plaquemines Parish
Missouri Delays Granted For Five Industries On Pollution Rules
Missouri air quality director Harvey Shell said dust pollution has fallen from 89 to 67 micrograms per cubic meter since 1969, below the federal limit of 75. Five industries received up to one year delays to install pollution controls: St. Joseph Light and Power Co, Missouri Portland Cement Co, Pilot Knob Pellet Co, U.S. Steel Agrichem, and Dresser Industries. Delays cite equipment backlogs and fuel-switch impacts during the energy crisis.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Harvey Shell
State Air Conservation Commission
Shell
Missouri Industries
St. Joseph Light and Power Co
Missouri Portland Cement Co
Sugar Creek
Pilot Knob Pellet Co
Pilot Knob
U.S. Steel
Yemen refuses landing of ransom plane for ambassador
In a dramatic turn, South Yemen declined to allow a ransom flight carrying French ambassador Jean Gueury and four captors to land. Negotiations soured over a $100,000 gold payoff and the release of two French prisoners, as the plane diverted to northern Somalia and Djibouti prepared for new arrangements.
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Nairobs
Kenya
South Yemen
Somalia
Jean Gueury
Mohamed Siad Samantar
Paris
Mogadishu
Aden
Gueury
Nairobi
France
Djibouti
Afars & Issas
Omar Elmi Kaireh
Omar Osman Rabeh
Power Station Blasts Cut Off Area Service
A sequence of plastic devices exploded at a PG&E substation in San Jose at midnight, destroying three transformer banks and disrupting power to about 35 000 homes. A Berkeley FBI office bombing followed about two hours later, claimed by the Red Guerrilla Family, with no injuries reported. Additional blasts occurred in Los Angeles and San Jose, prompting warnings and an emergency response across Northern California.
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San Jose
Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
FBI
Berkeley
Red Guerrilla Family
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Los Angeles
Kfwb
Fidel Castro
Hicks
Santa Clara County
Kebs
Chronicle
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