Hockaday Sees Need For Future State Patrol Increase
Missouri Highway Patrol head Col. E. I. Mike Hockaday says rising population and oil constriction will require more patrol officers and a larger force. He discusses new headquarters annex, a planned statewide data system, and a proposed state police training academy. Sourced from a Post-Dispatch feature, the article notes 750 on-duty officers, possible expansion, and Hockaday’s five-year tenure since 1965.
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Warren Named Maryville Manager
Warren is named to become Maryville city manager on Monday succeeding Dean Maiden who held the post for three years. Warren is a former city manager at Harrisonville and has worked in city government in Springfield Missouri and Emporia Kansas.
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Nobel Prize To Solzhenitsyn Draws World Attention
Nobel Prize to Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn, noted for his critique of totalitarianism, was announced by the Swedish Academy, with past bans and travel bans referenced. The report includes historical context about his imprisonment and notable works. In a separate item, Northeast Missouri State College reports a record fall enrollment of 6,270 students under President Charles J. McClain, a 6 percent rise from last year.
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City, Missouri Power remove 600 dead elms in Kirksville
The city and Missouri Power and Light Co have contracted crews to remove 600 dead elm trees within Kirksville. The project aims to clear hazards and improve streetscape, with work proceeding in phases over the coming weeks.
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