Vote Set Again On Campaign Finance Law in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP revision of the state campaign financing law will be reconsidered by the Senate after a narrow defeat. The bill seeks to modify income reporting to when money or gifts exceed services. critics warn of a loophole for lawyers running for office. The measure failed 15-14, needed 18, with lawmakers debating its impact on transparency and qualifications for local elections. Several suits challenge the law’s constitutionality.
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Jefferson City. Mo
Missouri
Senate
Missouri Elections Commission
John Schneider
D-St. Louis
Schneider
Sifteen
Chhamber
Don Grabke
D-St.louis
Grabke
Clifford Jones
R-Brentwood
Columbia
Larry Marshall
Monticello
Norman Merrell
Creve Coeur
Maurice Schechter
U.S. Agriculture Department
Sixteen Years Of Burn Treatment For Two Wichita Children
In Wichita Kansas two siblings Randy four and Cindy three survived a March fire that left them with second and third degree burns over their bodies. After weeks in intensive care and skin grafts at Shriners Burn Institute in Galveston they returned home but require daily baths dressings and protective braces. Facial masks molded to features aim to prevent scarring and will be worn for months. Psych evaluations and ongoing treatments are planned for years, with full corrective surgeries not complete for about sixteen years.
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Gienetta
Randy
Cindy
Shriners Burn Institute
Galveston
Tex
Wichita Midian Shrine Temple
Wichita
Tax Credit Reminder for Senior Citizens in Missouri
State Revenue Director James R. Spradling reminds eligible Missouri Senior Citizens to file claims for state tax credits or refunds by June 15 after a prior two month extension. To qualify a 65 plus year old resident of Missouri for all of 1974 with household income under 7500 and owning or renting a 1974 homestead. Claim forms and instructions are available from the Missouri Department of Revenue in Jefferson City.
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State Revenue
James R. Spradling
Spradling
Missouri Department of Revenue
P. O. Box
Jefferson City
Deadly Waste Shipment Delayed in Midwest Incineration Pick
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency announced indefinite delay in disposing 4600 gallons of lethal dioxin waste now stored in Missouri. Pollution Control Inc. of Shakopee, seeking to truck the material to Minnesota for incineration, dropped the job after learning no U S facility can safely destroy dioxin. The tar like residue, containing 250 ppm dioxin, sits in a Verona Missouri tank owned by Syntex Agribusiness Inc. A PCA scientist warned one drop of pure dioxin could kill 1200 people.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Missouri
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Pollution Control, Inc
PCI
Shakopee
Minn
Minnnesota
United States
Verona
Syntex Agribusiness Inc
Missouri seeks bigger trucks to cut prices and aid commerce
Missouri lawmakers push a bill to raise tractor trailer length from 55 to 60 feet and loads from 72,000 to 40,000 pounds. Supporters argue economic benefits and lower prices, while opponents and railroads warn of safety and routing harm. The measure, passed by the Senate, awaits House approval before adjournment.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Consumer Protection Committee
Missouri Automobile Club
Railroads
Senate
James Mulvaney
D-Jennings
George Burris
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
Federal Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety
Jack Gant
Norman Merrell
D-Monticello
Sen. Gant
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Burris
Arkansas
Tennessee
Illinois
Iowa
Congress
Oil Men Press End of Government Controls
AP report from St. Louis shows T W Sigler Continental Oil and Robert C Moore Cities Service calling for the elimination of petroleum product controls under the 1973 act. They argue controls hinder markets during surplus while others urge flexible yet maintained allocation and price rules with safeguards for oversupply and shortages.
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ST. Louis
T.W. Sigler
Continental Oil Co
Robert C. Moore
Cities Service Oil Co
Sigler
Moore
American Petroleum Institute
U.S
Newell Baker
Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America
Rizzo Triumph Gives Him Philadelphia Political Power
Mayor Frank L. Rizzo crushed the Democratic machine in Philadelphia by winning a renomination and sweeping in most of hisCity Council and judge candidates. With 99 percent of precincts, Rizzo led Hill 179,994 to 147,287 amid a low turnout of 55 percent. He now faces independent candidate Charles Bowser in November.
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Philadelphia
Frank L. Rizzo
Richard M. Nixon
Rizzo
America
Louis G. Hill
Hill
Muhammad Kenyatta
Thomas Foglietta
Charles Bowser
Audrain Medical Center invites bids for Radiology Dept alterations
The Audrain Medical Center in Mexico Missouri will accept bids for alterations to the Radiology Department including plumbing heating air conditioning electrical and building changes. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Director of Buildings and Grounds with a $50 deposit per set. Bid closing is June 16 1975 at 12 00 noon.
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Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Missouri
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Tuggle
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Jefferson City, Mo
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
U. S. Defense Department
Federal
Lewis A. Haskell Jr
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Aed Tun
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Glenmore
Ufinine
Budweiser Falstaff Cold Duck Lite Beer
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Prichor Jewelry Es Certified Gemologists
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Ashley's
Ladies
Little Girls
Bikini
North Jefferson
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