Emergency Funds Requested in Missouri Budget Push
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes asked legislators for 23.5 million dollars in emergency appropriations including 1 million for the public defender plan and 7 million to raise nursing home payments. The plan covers programs cut in last spring’s session and outlines funding from general revenue and other funds with the aim of restoring fiscal balance by June 30, 1973.
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Jefferson City
Warren EB. Hearnes
Public Defender
Hearnes
University of Missouri
Highway Patrol
Hilton Head Island
D.C
Senate
C. Brice Ratchford
Greene
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas City
Cape Girardeau
Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee
N. Proctor Carter
Vic Downing
D-Bragg
Richard Webster
Carthage
Webster
Povertor
Rep
FE. J. Cantrell
D-Overland
Appropriations
Cantrell
Munich Olympics resume after deadly airport raid
The Munich Games reopen under Arab terror fears and police action that left 17 dead including 11 Israelis, five terrorists, and a German officer. Authorities explain force used at the airport was necessary, while Golda Meir lauds the intervention. The Israeli team plans continued participation despite losses as memorial services proceed.
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Munich
Olympic Village
Nixon fund disclosure suit filed by Common Cause
Common Cause filed a federal suit in Washington seeking disclosure of more than 10 million in Nixon campaign contributions before April 7. The suit targets the Finance Committee to Re-elect the President and argues violations of the 1925 act, though later repealed, while noting the 1960s era rules still apply to prior acts. In a separate item, four Vietnam Veterans Against the War members jailed for contempt were ordered freed on bail by Justice Douglas while appealing contempt findings for grand jury questions related to an alleged VVAW disruption plan at the GOP convention.
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Washington
Common Cause Today
U.S. District Court
Nixon
Nance Committee
Common Cause
John Gardner
Gardner
Tallahassee
Fla
U. S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Douglas
U. S. District
David L. Middlebrooks
Middlebrooks
Leon County
VVAW
Bond Calls For Dowd Disclosures
State Auditor Kit Bond, the Republican candidate for Missouri governor, urged Edward Dowd to release a complete and honest disclosure of campaign funds from his gubernatorial announcement to just before filing. Bond demanded wider reporting including contributions to others, and urged media release for public scrutiny. He cited Dowd's prior promises and called for ethics and elections reform including a state commission.
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St, Louis
Christopher ‘‘Kit
Bond
Edward L. Dowd
University of Missouri-St. Louis
University Center
Dowd
German Police Saw No Other Way Out
West German officials say a police ambush at Fuerstenfeldbruck was chosen to prevent certain death of Israeli athletes if they tried to flee. Nine Israelis, five Arab gunmen, and a Munich officer died. three attackers were captured. Donations for victims' families were being collected at a Munich bank.
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Brundage
Golda Meir
Israel
Hang-Dietrich Genscher
Genscher
Olympic Village
Munich
West Geran
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Manfred Schreiber
Schreiber
Red Cross
Ohio Half Masts Flags For Berger
Ohio will fly state flags at half mast for David Berger, 28, an American-born weightlifter on the Israeli Olympic team slain by Arab commandos. Gov. Gilligan ordered the tribute and spoke with Berger’s parents, who declined to discuss the tragedy. Berger had dual citizenship and moved to Israel in 1970 after visiting. He competed last Saturday. results were unknown to the family.
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Cleveland
Ohio
David Berger
Berger
Shaker Heights
Israel
Benjamin Berger
John J. Gilligan
Tax Levy Cut Triggers Rework of Tax Bills at Wellsville
County officials announced that tax extension and billing must be redone after Wellsville Middletown R-1 School district reduced its levy from $3.50 to $3.35 per $100 assessed. The change affects railroad and utility taxes and the state assessed $13 million in such property. The reshaped rate sheets were printed before the Aug. 31 board action and will require recomputation for Audrain County taxpayers.
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Glenn M. Barnes
Leo Erdegot
Wellsville- Middletown
R-1
Carroll Clitheroe
Barnes
Wellsville -1
Audrain County
Wellsville
Fordel
Montgomery County
Rites Friday For Clarence Berry 63
Funeral services for Clarence Berry 63 of 716 S Calhoun St will be at 10 am Friday at Arnold Funeral Home. He died Tuesday morning at Audrain Medical Center after a Sunday admission. Rev William Duncan will officiate burial is Elmwood Cemetery. He was born March 28 1909 in Mexico and lived there since 1965. He worked at A P Green Refractories and Harbison Walker Refractories. Survived by two daughters three stepdaughters a niece and five grandchildren.
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Clarence Berry
S. Calhoun St
Arnold Funeral Home
Berry
Audrain Medical Center
William Duncan
Second Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Berry
Mexico
James
Pearl Irving Berry
A.P. Green
Harbison- Walker
Fulton
Salem Baptist Church
Omaha
Pearl Brown
Monita Brown
Estella Travis
Quinadine Motes
Israel Warns Nations Sheltering Guerrillas
Jerusalem reports Israel vows to hold countries aiding Arab guerrillas responsible for the Munich Olympic murders. Premier Golda Meir thanks West Germany for rescue efforts, condemns lax Olympic security, and urges expulsion or action against terrorist bases abroad. News outlets call for revenge and aggressive measures.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Munich
Golda Meir
Meir
Germany
Radio Israel
Hatzafeht
Yosef Burg
Dachau
Maariv
West Germany
United Nations
Arab Newspapers Defend Palestinian Guerrillas
Arab newspapers rally to defend Palestinian guerrillas amid global shock over the Munich Olympic massacre. The Egyptian Ga zette argues for continued action until Palestinian rights are restored, while Al Moharrer notes public opinion has long opposed Arabs and urges a sharp blow to sway impartiality. Some pro Arab outlets warn violent acts may hurt the Palestinian cause as U.S. leaders condemn Munich as international outrages.
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Associated Press
Israel
Beirut
al Moharrer
Palestine Liberation
Munich
Tel Aviv
Nixon
George McGovern
Democratic Party
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Golda Meir
Nixon Asks Nations Agree On Measures Against Terror
President Nixon seeks urgent international measures to halt terrorism after the Munich Olympic attack. He orders Secretary Rogers to consult governments, with Kissinger present, as Congress condemns the assault and Israel mourns eleven athletes and five terrorists killed. McGovern calls for resolve against violence.
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Washington
Willian P. Rogers
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Munich
West Germany
Israel
Senate
Golda Meir
Ziegler
Can
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