Hearnes Raps Attorney General Staff Hearnes Raps Attorney General Staff
A tense session in Jefferson City pitted Gov. Warren Hearnes against the attorney general's office during Board of Budget Appeals hearings. Hearnes questioned the hiring of Lon Hocker as a specialist, calling it a political payoff while Bartlett defended the move. The dispute followed calls for budget clarity as Hearnes warned of possible special sessions. The AG's office sought 1.114 million, with the proposed budget at 855 thousand focused on salary cuts. Mental Health division head Dr. George Ulett urged restoring 4.4 million to sustain services amid needs in drug programs, nursing homes, personal services, and operations.
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Attorney General’s Office
Board of Bugfet Appeals
Warren Hearnes
Attorney General's Office
Brook Bartlett
Lon Hocker
St. Louis
Hearnes
Len Hocker
Bartlett
Division of Mental Health
George Ulett
Hollywood Candy Bar Recall Hits Three Brands
The FDA announced a recall of 859000 Hollywood brand candy bars due to contamination with rodent hairs found by federal inspectors. Consolidated Foods division plants in Ashley and Centralia Illinois recalled three types over a month. about 137000 Big Time Butternut and Pay Day bars remained on market as of last week.
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Food and Drug Administration
Holywood Brand
Consolidated Foods
Ashley
Centralia
Ill
FDA
Drapery Cord Fatal To Babe in Crib
Mrs. Nell Ward reported finding her 9 month old son Arthur Ward entangled in a drapery cord in his crib. The child died at Joplin Medical Center.
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Joplin
Nell Ward
Arthur Ward
Joplin Medical Center
Gun Dealer Fined in Federal Gun Violation Case
Myron Feemster a 60 year old gun dealer from Fort Scott Kansas was fined 50 after pleading no contest to a federal gun control violation. He faced 21 counts including seven sales to Missouri residents and 14 false entries on transfer forms. He admitted selling to a Nevada Missouri resident but denied intent to violate laws. The raid followed a IRS inquiry and weapons were confiscated. judge ordered return of weapons not charged.
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Kansas City
Myron Feemster
Fort Scott
Kan
Missouri
Feemster
Nevada
Arthur J. Stanley
Internal Revenue Service
Symington Opposes Tax Increases in Speech
ST LOUIS AP Senator Stuart Symington voiced opposition to tax increases to fund domestic needs. He urged cutting foreign commitments and military waste, while supporting steps to bolster education, job training, health, poverty reduction, and justice administration. He called for wage and profit standards with labor and industry cooperation and hinted at wage control amid dollar weakness.
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St, Louis
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Boys Transform Run-Down House Into Show Property
A pilot project inspired by executives Konoviser and colleagues had two dozen Jefferson High boys in a Negro working district near Watts renovating a 70 year old house. The program, run Saturdays with Harold Campbell supervising, expanded to four projects in California cities and plans to spread nationwide next year in other states.
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Konoviser
Jefferson High
Watts
Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Oakland
Long 2 Beach
Sacramento
Calif
Chicago
Austin
Tex
Harold Campbell
Wichita State plane crash toll rises amid strike news
AP report from San Antonio notes a Wichita State football team plane crash killed John Taylor age 21 from Sherman Texas after 119 days of a reported halt in trips. The article ties labor disputes to industry news as GM reports third quarter sales and earnings declines while Ford and Chrysler post profits changes.
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John. Taylor
Sherman
M. Tex
UAW
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Chrysler Corp
Survivor Taylor Dies After Colorado Crash
Taylor, once the worst injured survivor of the October Colorado crash, died at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio. He was flown from Denver on October 9 with burns covering a large portion of his body. He was the 31st victim of the tragedy and the 14th member of the team to die. His parents, Mr and Mrs Royce Taylor of Sherman, were in San Antonio when he passed away at the Army Institute of Surgical Research.
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Brooke General “Hospital
Ford, GM face sales drops amid model changeovers
Report from Mexico and New York outlines Ford and Chrysler profits and losses tied to model changeovers, with Ford posting a 402 million dollar impact and Chrysler a 26.2 million loss. GM executives cite UAW strike and production shifts as factors. Harrison and Patti Ford visit Kennedy Airport amid industrial disruption.
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Chrysler
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James M. Rochel Garrison
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Edward N. Cole
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