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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Democrat
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
2
An editorial notes Sedalia's Rival Manufacturing Open House during Industrial Appreciation Week reveals a sprawling plant with 18 departments and 472 workers. It highlights large material and equipment investments, diverse product lines, and the role of Manager Vernon Rodick in promoting local industry.
Washington column reports that Chief Justice Warren E Burger questioned the adversary system in a Santa Barbara speech at the Center for Study of Democratic Institutions, noting doubts about the Fifth Amendment and jury use while highlighting related funding ties and a GM lobbying move involving Gordon Hall.
Ninety five years ago Mr Gus Lamy of E Lamy's shop was praised for an elegant summer hat and good business. Forty years ago Dr Lawrence S Geiger rose to vice president of the Missouri State Board of Examiners in Optometry in Kansas City. Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs E R Knox hosted a yard picnic for Sgt Lloyd Knox and family with relatives in attendance from San Francisco and local households, including the Fullerton and Dunn families.
The record notes Britain and Germany planned to load all types of artillery shells with toxic chemigarl compounds during World War II.
Washington correspondent predicts Chief Justice Burger will push for a federal advisory committee on criminal rules. The panel would draft revised rules, seek public input, and submit changes to Congress, potentially altering Supreme Court style on evidence and police procedures.
In a 1960s bridge analysis Oswald and James Jacoby describe a six spade slam reached by Jean Matthews. North overbids, the lead is a diamond, and the declarer uses a sequence of trump plays to ruff clubs and discard diamonds, yielding the slam despite a heart hide.
The material notes Atlantic cod can spawn three to four million eggs annually from a 40 inch female. Vicunas migrate in small bands of females led by a single male in the central Andes. Old Faithful erupts about every 65 minutes for four minutes and has not missed an eruption in over 80 years.
A montage of patio scenes and lawn chatter reveals neighbors debating youth independence, parental control, love, and aging. Conversations cover drive-ins, moving houses, charity, college plans, work, fashion, and memories of schoolday triumphs. The tone captures midcentury Americana.
Labile hypertension means fluctuating high readings often caused by anxiety and usually not serious if the lower reading stays under 100. Spina bifida occulta is a minor birth defect where vertebrae fail to fuse but the spinal contents don’t protrude, found only on X rays and typically harmless. Hyperostosis frontalis interna is a skull bone thickening common after 40, may cause headaches but usually has no symptoms and needs no treatment unless headaches persist.
IRS guidance states prizes depend on how won. If a specific act was required, such as an essay or project, the prize is taxable. If awarded for past achievements with no required future service, it is not taxable.
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