Kinder Keeps Campaign Law In Effect During Appeal
Jefferson City Missouri. Judge Byron Kinder orders the Campaign Finance and Disclosure Law to remain in effect while the Missouri Supreme Court reviews its constitutionality. The order blocks penalties for violations but keeps reporting requirements, with potential future prosecutions if the law is upheld.
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Kinder
Jefferson City
SAP
Missouri Supreme Court
Cole County
Byron Kinder
State High Court
Missouri Elections Commission
Attorney General's Office
Missouri Flections Commission
Commission
Anne F. Ferry
Ms. Ferry
Supreme Court of Missouri
Platte Judge Says County Books Are Open
Platte City Mo Presiding Judge Henry J Miller welcomed an investigation of the Platte County Court and urged other counties be reviewed He said our books are wide open while reacting to a grand jury probe request from Republican chairman Duane Hefner The three county judges are Democrats and Miller noted the political context of the demand
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Platte City, Mo
Henry J. Miller
Platte County Court
Miller
Platte County
Republican Committee
Platte City
Alfred J. Kyle
Weston
Kutz
Riverside
Kansas City
Duane M. Hefner
John M. Yeaman
Tee Hull
Lee Hull
Senate Must Decide On Abortion Funding
The Senate weighs a partial federal abortion funding ban via Medicaid. The Howse measure, attached to a labor health bill, would allow funded abortions only when medically necessary and not as family planning. House support is conditional on a veto risk and potential legal challenges.
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Washington
Senate
House
Departments of Labor and Health Education and Welfare
Ford
House Senate
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Congress
Hearnes Fires Campaign Head In Money Crunch
David K. Martin, 44, Denver resident and Hearnes campaign director, is no longer employed as the Hearnes camp seeks a low budget approach. A spokesman said out of state managers are not part of the plan, and funds are exhausted after the primary race.
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Jefferson City
Warren Hearnes
Hearnes
David K. Martin
Denver
Martin
Jim Wolfe
Wolfe
Recall vote on Mayor Rizzo in Philadelphia election
Philadelphia voters face a November recall vote on Mayor Frank Rizzo after Common Pleas Court Judge David Savitt overruled the city election board and ordered the question placed before the electorate. Rizzo’s fate hinges on a Supreme Court stay request amid an appeal. if recalled, council president George X. Schwartz would assume the mayoralty. Also noted is birth of Kevin Wayne Myers in Centralia, son of Jack Wayne Myers. eight pounds eight ounces at Audrain Medical Center. Myers employed by Ken's MFA.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Frank Rizzo
Common Pleas Court
David Savitt
City Election Board
Rizzo
Pope
George X. Schwartz
Jack Wayne Myers
Centralia
Kevin Wayne Myers
Audrain Medical Center
Myers
Ken
MFA
Space Shuttle Debuts Today In California Facility
Palmdale, California AP reports the 122-foot Space Shuttle orbiter Enterprise is unveiled at Rockwell International. The $205 million first orbiter and $5.2 billion program aim for 100 uses, with testing at Edwards AFB next year and a 1980s first space flight.
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Palmdale
Calif
Rockwell International
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Edwards Air Force Base
Earth
U.S
Filibuster Threat Over Alton Dam Funds Bill
A 1.1 billion waterways bill with a new Lock and Dam 26 for Alton Illinois faces a Senate filibuster after Senate Public Works Committee approval amid disputes over delaying decisions pending studies. Budget rules complicate funding unless fiscal year 1978 timing is allowed, weakening the Alton emergency argument.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Alton
Ill
Senate
Senate Public Works Committee
Gaylord
Nelson
D-Wis
Farm Bureau Chief Backs Ford in Presidential Race
Allan Grant head of the American Farm Bureau Federation, said Ford leads Carter among farmers for farm policy and likens the Republican platform to Farm Bureau policy. He notes the rural vote could swing the election, with some farmers backing Carter, and stresses the organization does not endorse either candidate.
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Wichita
Kan
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Allan Grant
Visalia
Calif
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jeter
Carter
Grant
Mr. Ford
Farm Bureau
National Farm Organization
Highlights Of Tax Revision Bill Passes Congress
The AP reports key points of the tax revision bill approved by Congress. Provisions include individual credits for dependents and income, a permanent standard deduction, Work Bonus for low income families, simplified filing, child care and elder care credits, and home sale tax relief for seniors. It outlines business tax cuts, investment credits, and changes to estate, foreign, and capital gains taxes.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Israel
Howe passes lie test in sex sting arrest case
Congressman Allan T. Howe says he passed a lie detector test about his involvement in attempting to buy sex from decoy police prostitutes. The polygraph expert who tested the decoys disputes the test methods. Also noted, college students profit by selling trendy items to the in crowd.
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Salt Lake City
Allan T. Howe
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