Judge Rules For 30 Day Residence In Missouri
Judge Ian H. Becker of the U S District Court issued a temporary restraining order barring election officials in the eastern Missouri district from denying voter registration based on state residency rules. The order, tied to a suit challenging the one year state residency and 60 day county residency requirements, could affect up to 100000 potential voters who lack a full year in Missouri. A three judge panel will hear the merits, and clerks may need separate lists of those not meeting constitutional requirements if the rules stand. The order aims to prevent disenfranchising voters before the November 7 election.
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Kansas City
Ian H. Becker
U.S. District Court
Tastern
Missouri
Egister
Mantle L. Christian
Cole County
Becker
Cfusing
Election Board
United States
Richard F. LeFevour
Johnson
Cabrini- Green
Foster Avenue
Merit Badges Awarded to Boy Scout Troop 58
Forty seven merit badges were awarded at the Court of Honor held by Boy Scout Troop 58 at the United Methodist Church. Robert Friday earned seven badges including lifesaving and conservation, while Marvin Rodenbaugh and Doug Callison each earned six. Others received five or four badges for various skills such as canoeing, swimming, first aid, and bugling. Don Nettles received the tenderfoot award and several others earned second class, first class, and star awards. A fish fry event was announced for October 16 from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Boy Scout
United Methodist Church
Robert Friday
Marvin Rodenbaugh
Doug Callison
Alan Kimbel
Bill Armstrong Jr
Greg Harper
Mike Rodenbaugh
David Black
Bruce Hopkins
Mark Holt
Greg Baker
Mike Armstrong
Carly Cole
Steve Westbay
Larry Whisler
Steve Settle
Mark Brixey
J.W. Callison
Bob Deason
Don Nettles
Larry Kimbel
Scott Andresen
D.R. Whisler
Jack Harper
Mr. Deason
Mike Rosenbaugh
Fritz
Andy Runge
Fischer to appear on Bob Hope TV special in October
World chess champion Bobby Fischer will join Bob Hope on NBCs October 5 television special. He will have a light role taped Sunday along with Mark Spitz, singers Karen and Richard Carpenter, David Cassidy and Olivers star Alexis Smith.
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Bobby Fischer
Hope
Burbank
Calif
Boris Spassky
Bob Hope
National Broadcasting Co
Fischer
Mark Spitz
Karen
Richard Carpenter
David Cassidy
Alexis Smith
NBC
Mao Has Rheumatism in Peking Reports Say
Asahi Shimbun reports from Beijing that Mao Zedong told visiting Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka he is suffering from rheumatism. The Chinese Communist Party chairman reportedly said his legs are slightly weak due to the illness.
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Tokyo
Mao Tsetung
Kakuei Tanaka
Peking
Asahi Shimbun
Communist Party
Party at Mexico Youth Center for Spry Shocks and Hoard youths
Boys and girls from Spry Shocks and Hoard group homes were entertained at a Saturday party at the Mexico Youth Center sponsored by the local juvenile welfare offices. Group home parents juvenile officers and welfare workers attended. Pizzas for the occasion were donated by Pizza Hut.
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Mexico
Three US Dead In Indochina Reported
SAIGON AP. One American killed in action last week in Indochina, with two dying of non hostile causes. Six more listed as missing and 13 wounded. Allied totals now show American 45,858 killed in action, 10,276 dead not as a result of hostile action, 303,400 wounded, 1,681 missing or captured, and 118 missing not as a result of hostile action. South Vietnamese totals: 156,003 killed and 469,506 wounded.
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Saigon
Indochina
U.S
Daley presses for talks as Chicago sees traffic tickets rise
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley protests a surge in traffic citations amid a police walkout threat. COP head James Johnson says the issue centers on a police bill of rights and arbitration. Tensions rise over disciplinary procedures, bond questions, and patrol practices as officers seek changes ahead of the 1973 budget.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Cage
James Johnson
Confederation of Police
COP
Sim
City Workers Return To Jobs In Springfield Strike End
About 600 Springfield city employees ended a one day strike after a defeated Tuesday ballot measure for a one cent sales tax. Police and service employees had stayed off duty while fire fighters remained on call but not at stations. Representatives of local unions announced workers would resume their duties Wednesday night.
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Springfield
International Firefighters Association
Springfield Police Association
Service Employes Union
Tax defeat marked by vote in Mexico Missouri ledger story
City officials discussed a proposed sales tax and salary increases but the tax was defeated by a vote of 17 761 against 9 713. The article notes no confirmation of salary increases though discussions took place. The report appears on page 6 of the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Thursday September 28 1972.
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Mexico
Kiwanians Hear New School Plan
Members of the Kiwanis Club heard plans for the proposed new Mexico junior high school at a luncheon at The Monterey. Kermit Head, Mexico school board treasurer, described the facility need and Bob Eldridge, Hardin school principal, explained the six through eight floor plan. The bond election is set for Oct. 3.
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Kiwanis Club
New Mexico
Monterey
Kermit Head
Mexico School Board
Bob Eldridge
Hardin
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Louisiang
Charles J. Correll
Amos and
Andy
Correll
Amos
Freeman Gosden
Mao
Farm & Home
S. Jefferson
Diagona
Spectra-Brite
AFG
Pearl's
New Car Trade
Ins
Chrysler
Newport
Chevelle
Ford Ltd
Brougham
Oldsmobile
Ford
Wazon Extra Nice
Jefferson
Mexico, Mo
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