Blue Springs Residents Question Blue Laws Compliance
Blue Springs residents in Missouri face uncertainty over meeting all city ordinances. Breaches or ambiguities in local rules have prompted questions about compliance and enforcement within the community near Kansas City.
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Blue Springs, Mo
Kansas City
Blue Springs
Missing City Ordinances From 1935 Reappears
A firm codifying the city ordinances reported that numbers 10 through 98 were missing. The ordinances in question date back to 1935, suggesting a long historical gap in the official records and potential restoration efforts.
Dodd Faces Senate Censure Showdown On Travel Costs
Senate heads toward a possible vote on censure of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd as ethics charges accuse him of double-billing the Senate and private groups for travel expenses. Dodd pleads for a fair vote and defends his record amid claims he converted about 116 083 in political funds for personal use.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Russell B. Long
Long
D-La
Len Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mansfield
Morse
Medders Couple Set For Monday Trial In Mortgage Cattle Case
Ernest Medders and his wife Margaret were arraigned and pleaded innocent on charges of selling mortgaged cattle. They face trial Monday in Dist. Judge W C Boyd's court. Medders allegedly borrowed about 3 million dollars, much of it from a Mishawaka Indiana Catholic convent.
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Tex
Ernest Medders
Memphis
Texas
Margaret
Court of Dist
W. C. Boyd
Medderses
Medders
Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph of Perpetual Adoration
Mishawaka
Ind
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