Spainhower Announces Plan for Inactive State Funds
Missouri Treasurer James Spainhower unveiled a plan to invest inactive state funds in interest bearing accounts across banks. The scheme prioritizes fair distribution, targeted local lending, and protection from partisan politics, with general funds split by county tax shares and banks chosen by capital strength and loan activity. Short term funds run 30 to 90 days. up to 40 percent of a bank’s capital may be deposited with a new bank, not exceeding $100,000 per bank, under ongoing review and potential revisions.
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Jefferson City
James Spainhower
Missouri
Spainhower
White House Credibility Like Humpty Dumpty Now
AP analysis notes White House credibility resembles Humpty Dumpty as Nixon and Press Secretary Ziegler seek to restore trust. It cites Agnew praise, Dole and Ruckelshaus criticisms, and apologies offered for past comments and attacks on Watergate reporting.
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White House
Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Spiro T. Agnew
Bob Dole
Kansas
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ziegler
Watergate
Washington Post
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Murder Charge Follows 5 Hour Crime Spree
Two St. Louis area men face first degree murder charges in a drug related five hour crime spree across Missouri and Illinois that left two men dead and a third wounded. Victims were Stanley Richardson 18 and Tommy Beasley 24. Suspects Roland Black 24 Stephen McCoy 19 were involved, with Black wounded and treated at City Hospital Centreville Illinois. Police tie the spree to a narcotics dispute and a robbery of Newton Simpkins 23 who was unharmed. Beasley died from a forehead wound. McCoy was arrested in East St. Louis after forcing two attendants to drive him toward St. Louis. Two assault counts against Black accompany the murder charge.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Stanley Richardson
Tommy Beasley
Centreville
Ill
Roland Black
Beasley
Richardson
Black
City Hospital
Stephen C. McCoy
St. Clair County
Tll
East St. Louis
McCoy
Newton Simpkins
Simpkins
Plumbers Talkberg: Ehrlichman aides face charges and exits
Washington AP report details two White House plumbers jailed, one quit without explanation, and Egil Krogh now a Transportation official refusing comment. E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy linked to Watergate tie to Ellsberg case, with Young and Krogh cited in various roles and past breaks into Ellsberg psychiatrist's office.
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Washington
John D. Erlichman
White House
Pentagon
Ehrlichman
FBI
Daniel Ellsberg
Transportation Department
Young
Krogh
Seattle
Amtrak
Plumbers” Group
Liddy
Hunt
Treasury Department
Charles W. Colson
Elisberg
Elishace
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