Nuclear Plant Acreage Argued in Callaway County case
Union Electric faces questions over land purchases for the Callaway County nuclear plant. The company argues all land costs belong in the rate base despite an expansive 6,600 acres, while critics note excess land could be set aside for future expansion or sold. Rail water access and a flood-plain corridor shaped the land deal, with hearings led by PSC chair Mauze to wrap up next week. Six candidates filed campaign expense affidavits in the county clerk race. several reported small sums or none.
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Jefferson City
Union Electric Co
Donald Schnell
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Missouri Public Service Commission
Union Electric
Callaway County
Charles Fain
Schnell
Commission
PSC
Fain
Missouri River
Missouri Hills
State Department of Conservation
James F. Mauze
Mauze
Year’s Probation For Kung Fu Star Carradine
AP reports actor David Carradine received $250 fine and one year probation after pleading no contest to misdemeanor mischief and trespass. He allegedly broke into a Laurel Canyon home on Sept 15, smashed windows, rifled a bathroom cabinet, and toppled furniture, leaving a blood trail to his home.
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Los Angeles
David Carradine
Clarence A. Stromwall
Carradine
Laurel Canyon
Michael Loehner
Arafat Off For Cuba In Secrecy
Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat flew from Kennedy Airport in secrecy before dawn and arrived in Havana at Jose Marti Airport where Prime Minister Fidel Castro welcomed him. Cuban radio gave no further details. Police did not know his destination beyond Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Yasir Arafat
Cuba
Havana
United States
Arafat
Jose Marti
Fidel Castro
Araft
Jewish Defense League
Kennedy
New York City
Palestine Liberation Organization
New York
Hazing Death Sparks Fraternity Criticism on Campus
Long Branch New Jersey AP report details Monmouth College student William Flowers dying in a hazing mock grave. Seven fraternity members face manslaughter charges. campus leaders urge ending hazing and consider revoking the Monmouth Zeta Beta Tau chapter.
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Long Branch
Monmouth College
Richard J. Stonesifer
Stonesifer
William Flowers
Flowers
Zeta Beta Tau
William Sleight
Alpha Phi Omega
Monmouth
James E. Greer Jr
Greer
Cattle Profit Necessary for Cattle Industry Says Official
Spokane AP Agriculture Director Stewart Bledsoe told the Washington Cattlemen's Association that food is not a public utility and prices must reflect production costs. He warned about beef becoming the food of the rich if financial hardship continues, and criticized some cattlemen who buried cattle to push prices. He blasted the Rome World Food Conference and urged frugal global policy, while ranchers warned of mortgage pressure as surpluses persist.
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Spokane, Wash
Stewart Bledsoe
Washington Cattlemen's Association
Bledsoe
Industry Bledsoe
Rome
India
Bangladesh
United States
Don McClure
John McGregor
Pasco
Chance Furloughs 140 In Outback
A.B. Chance Company will furlough about 140 production workers for the week of November 18 to 22 due to a slowdown in orders. Workers with under one year of service are affected. The firm has more than 1,100 employees locally and blames seasonal slowdown and broader economic issues including weak new home construction and material shortages like hardware fiber and steel.
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A.B. Chance Company
Richard Flink
Chance
Flink
U.S
Cason Pushes 18 Year Old Majority Law In Special Session
Senate leader William Cason urged Gov Bond to add revision of majority rights laws for 18 year olds to the upcoming special session. The state Supreme Court voided changes in most laws lowering age to 18, creating confusion in areas beyond alcohol purchases. Bond may amend the call to cover campaign finance rules as well, while he attends a National Governors Conference meeting.
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Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
Senate
William Cason
Missouri
Cason
Christopher $. Bond
Bond
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pending Draft Cases May Be Dismissed
Washington AP The Justice Department reviews about 6 200 pending draft evasion cases and Attorney General William B Saxbe orders dismissal of those lacking merit.
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Washington
Justice Department
Atty
William B. Saxbe
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