Conferees Agree On School Bill
A joint House Senate committee reached a compromise on an amended 505 million Department of Education budget but stalled on an 88.3 million Department of Revenue bill. The panel, meeting in Jefferson City, eyed a marathon session to align both chambers on a roughly 2 billion state budget with changes including 2 million added to vocational training and foundation funds, while fighting over salaries and program funding for the disabled, blind, and deaf. The Revenue Department dispute centered on 88.7 million House vs 88.3 million Senate totals and salaries for staff. The panel planned to resume talks after midnight.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
Department of Education
Department of Revenue
Christopher S. Bond
Public School Foundation Fund
A. Clifford Jones
R-Brentwood
Board of Education
Revenue Department
Richard M. Webster
Carthage
House Appropriations
James ‘‘Jay" Russell
D. Florissant
Director of Revenue
School Share Mailed Today
Checks totaling 80.2 million will be mailed today by the Missouri Education Department to school districts. It completes 338.9 million in school foundation payments for 1972-73. Legislatures approved a 20 million increase for next year. conference committee negotiates. Funds will go to county treasurers for district disbursement.
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Jefferson City
State Education Department
Missouri
Coats and Ties Debate Stirs Missouri Senate
Missouri Senate halted a vote as Mary Gant, the state’s only woman senator, entered in pants and blouse. Sen. Edward Linehan raised a lighthearted point of order, while Gant later wore a man’s coat and tie borrowed from a state official. Reporters laughed as Linehan complained about press coverage.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Mary Gant
Kansas City
Richard Webster
Appropriations Conference Committee
Edward Linehan
St. Louis
Webster
Linehan
Sen
Mrs. Gant
Family seeks removal of Miss Dunlop as executrix
The Long family of former Sen Edward V Long asks Pike County Probate Court to remove Helen Dunlop as executrix citing conflicts of interest and exceedings of authority. The estate valued at 700000 to 2 million largely goes to the senator granddaughter. Mrs Long and Mrs Miller deny permission to Dunlop to sign their names. A poison angle prompted exhumation but prosecutor Osborne says autopsy showed natural death. Mrs Long sues Dunlop for alienation of affection. Dunlop sues Miller for slander.
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Bowling Green, Mo
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Pike County
Helen Dunlop
Marion Wasinger
Long
Miss Dunlop
Wasinger
Frank Miller
Frank H. Miller
Spradling Named Bond Liaison With Missouri Senate
Missouri revenue director James R. Spradling was given duties to act as a liaison and de facto lobbyist for Governor Bond with the 34 senators. The 37-year-old Republican from Carthage said the post is after hours with no extra pay and denied reports he will be named commissioner of administration.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
James R. Spradling
Christopher S. Bond
Senate
Spradling
Carthage
Bond
Robert L. James
Charles
Valier
Albert Spradling
Cape Girardeau
James
Gold Price Records Jump in London Market
Gold rose to a record 115 dollars an ounce at the London opening, then slipped 50 cents as five main dealers pulled back. Turnover was moderate during Ascension Day holiday trading. Hong Kong closed at 115.31, Tokyo dollar/yen showing minor shifts, and Clarence F Harris returned home after a week at Audrain Medical Center.
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London
U.S
Hong Kong
Europe
Zurich
Tokyo
Men Fall Not The Government In US Oath Ceremony
In Kansas City, 44 new American citizens from 22 countries were administered the Oath of Allegiance in U.S. District Court. Edward Powers Sr. urged that in the United States no man is greater than the law, noting that crises may follow crises elsewhere but in America men fall, not the government.
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Kansas City
Kan
United States
U.S. District Court
Edward Powers Sr
America
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