Hearnes Warns Missouri Faces Funding Gap Despite Tax Reform
Governor Warren Hearnes told the Sertoma Club Missouri Day luncheon that even with an economic upturn and potential $3655 billion in additional revenue, state agencies will request more than $339 million beyond available funds. He warned about education, Medicaid, and capital needs while urging Missourians to back future fiscal support.
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Kansas City
Warren £. Hearnes
Missouri
Sertoma Club
Hearnes
Episcopal Church weighs moving national offices from New York
In Houston bishops at the church’s convention report the 3.4 million member Episcopal Church is studying the possibility of relocating its national offices from the 11 story headquarters building in New York City. The executive council will review further studies before any decision.
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Houston, Tex
Episcopal Church
New York City
Bishops Debate City HQ Leasing as Deacons Ordination Planned
New Orleans leader Noland suggested leasing the city headquarters rather than selling it. Bishop Crowley cited economic, accessibility, and relocation factors for about 200 headquarters staff. The bishops approved ordaining 815 Second Ave Manhattan women as deacons, signaling a cost near $6 million and a potential pathway to priesthood.
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Noland
New Orleans
Crowley
Second Ave
Manhattan
Womten
J. B.'ward
White power era politics grips Chicago West Side race
In Chicago's 6th Illinois District campaign, Democrat George W. Collins seeks to become the first Black congressman, facing Republican Alex J. Zabrosky. The West Side ghetto vote clashes with Berwyn and Cicero white suburbs as the Democratic machine faces strain from rising Black influence and efforts to split tickets.
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George W. Collins
Ilinois
Alex J. Zabrosky
Collins
Cook County
Zabrosky
West Side
Chicago
Cicero
Berwyn
Ath
Daniel K. Ronan
24Th Ward
Alex Zabrosky
24Th
Thia
Washington
Teabrosky
Mth
Law and Order
YAF seeks freeze on MU fee funds
Young Americans for Freedom asked University of Missouri Columbia Chancellor John Schwada to freeze student activity funds pending a full impartial audit. Michael Thompson charged funds were used for antiwar speakers and that student government resources aided radical leftists, with letters for a public hearing said to be on the way to the Board of Curators.
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Columbia
John Schwada
University of Missouri
Young Americans For Freedom
Michael Thompson
YAF
Thompson
Board of
Nixon Slip Makes Kansas California
Kansas City AP report says President Nixon at a GOP rally introduced Kansas gubernatorial candidate Kent Frizzell as the next governor of California. He recovered quickly, noting Ronald Reagan is California’s governor and quipping that Frizzell seeks the same post in Kansas to get on television.
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Kansas City
Nixon
Kansas
California
Kent Frizzell
Municipal Auditorium
Ronald Reagan
Frizzell
In Cold Cell Capote Ordered To Jail
Santa Ana AP report says Truman Capote faced contempt of court after failing to appear as a witness in a murder case. Judge Byron K. McMillan ordered five days in jail with two days suspended if Capote pays a $500 fine, punishment tied to a bench warrant. Capote claimed he was ill and unable to attend, and authorities noted his nonappearance as contempt.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Rumen
Soccer player seeks 50000 after nose bite incident
Los Angeles AP report states Julie Marchesan sues opponent Hagar Printzian for 50000 claiming he was bitten on November 30 1969 during an amateur soccer game. Marchesan says nose was torn off and later reconstructed but not restored to proper appearance.
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Los Angeles
Julie “Marchesan
Hagar Printzian
Marchesan
Vandalia Personal News Highlights Local Events
Born Oct 5 a baby weighs six pounds twelve ounces and visits with grandparents McCoy Heaton and Hull. Calvin Heatons live in St. Charles. VFW Post 2178 to host a turkey supper Oct 25 at 6 pm with potluck provisions. Neighborhood Improvement Project announces calling service to aid isolated residents. meeting Oct 23 at 7 pm at Dr. Howell’s office. Glen Longdon hospitalized for tests at Bonne County Hospital. Vandalia church groups sponsor skating party at Mexico Roller Rink. UNICEF Drive on Oct 30 with volunteers meeting at United Presbyterian Church.
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Lawrence McCoy
Howard Heaton
Edwin Heaton
Tom Hull
Calvin Heatons
St. Charles
VFW Post 2178
Post
Neighborhood Improvement Project
NIP
W. L. Howell
Wallace Thurman
Glen Longdon
Bonne County Hospital
Columbia
Vandalia Presbyterian ‘Church
Mexico
Second Christian
Second Baptist
Vandalia
United Presbyterian Church
Wellsville Church Rally And Weekend Visitors noted
The Wellsville column reports a Wednesday evening rally at the R-2 School with carry in supper and meals supplied. A second rally is set for Oct 29. Local visitors include the Crouchs of St. Louis and several May, Lehnen, and Wagner families. The Rev. Rissmiller preached in Troy while Stoddard conducted a Henr ietta revival, with several local pastors and families attending. Altars flowers honored Ronnie Schuknecht at Grace Lutheran. LWMS Rally and nominating committee noted.
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Wellsville
Zimmann
United Methodist
Stanley May
May
Ervin May
Mexico
Olen May
D. C. Lehnen
Hugh
Judy Wagner
St. Louis
Robert Wagner
Jim
Lutie Nell Beane
Austin Rissmiller
Troy
Hopewell Baptist Church
Robert Stoddard
Henrietta
Rissmiller
Charles Brothers
George Winn
Pearsons
Elsie Middleton
W. A. Boettcher
Ruth Cluster
Leo Gastler
Fred Boeckelman
Dale Blane
Tony Walton
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