Senators Spending More For Postage in Missouri
In Missouri, a rising number of state senators are mailing newsletters to constituents, pushing the 1975 Senate postage bill toward a record high. Senate staff say about 21 of 34 members may use mailings by year end, with several already near the $2,500 annual limit.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Senate
Ron Kirchoff
Kirchoff
Cassville
Emory Melton
Kansas City
Donald Manford
Richard Webster
Carthage
Webster
Frank Bird
R-St. Louis
Nelson Tinnin
Dornersville
Senate Accounts Committee
Lawrence Lee
St. Louis
Melton
Accounts Committee
William Cason
Supreme Court
Christopher Bond
Cason
Clinton Democrat
Cow stomach window shown to West Plains students
In West Plains Missouri Dr Robert Leonard a veterinarian implanted a fistula to connect a cow rumen to the exterior via a window for student observation more than 150 pupils watched the 700 pound Holstein during the procedure which had a survival chance of about fifty percent after anesthesia and careful suturing the heifer was moved to a local farm for ongoing observation
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West Plains
West Plains High School
Robert Leonard
Leonard
Security Tight at Omaha Arrival for President Ford
President Ford's visit to Omaha prompted tight security as Capitol Avenue was sealed for hours. Dozens of officers and Secret Service agents surrounded the Hilton, a helicopter hovered, and Ford appeared briefly outside before retreating inside. Investigations were opened into at least four incidents connected with the visit.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Hilton Hotel
Washington
Ford
Capitol Avenue
Omaha Hilton
Federal Building
Secret Service
Hilton
President's Presence Sends Man to Hospital
An Omaha man aged 23 was committed to Douglas County Hospital Wednesday morning at the request of the Secret Service.
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Omaha
Douglas County Hospital
Secret Service
Workmen's Compensation Rates Tripled Minimum Payroll
The first revision of the state's workmen's compensation rate base in nearly three decades went into effect Wednesday, tripling the minimum payroll amount from 100 to 300 dollars. State Insurance Chief H. W. Edmiston said most premiums will be lowered to offset the base increase. About 20 percent of employers face higher premiums, while nearly 78 percent see reductions. The rise reflects salaries since 1946. an unrelated rate hike was added by last session to boost benefits for workers with permanent partial disabilities.
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Jefferson City
H. W
Edmiston
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