Show me attitude could cost Missouri 11.5 million yearly
Missouri faces a potential loss of federal highway funds for failing to pass billboard control measures under the 1965 highway beautification act. DOT Volpe warned of a 10 percent penalty, with Illinois already compliant and Missouri’s legislature pressured by roadside advertising groups and tourism concerns. Governor Hearnes seeks quick compliance amid political friction and ongoing negotiations.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
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Robert A. Young
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Portrait of John Dewey presented to SIU by Corliss Lamont
Corliss Lamont will present a portrait of philosopher educator John Dewey to Southern Illinois University on the Carbondale campus in March. The painting by Joseph Margulies, from Dewey's widow estate, will be unveiled at 4 p.m. on March 6 in the Morris Library rare book room to honor SIU’s Center for Dewey Studies.
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Allies launch new Saigon area ground offensive with B52 support
US command reports 10 000 South Vietnamese troops begin a Western central highlands drive against a North Vietnamese buildup. B52s flew over 30 missions since Monday. One small observation plane shot down in Laos. three more air strikes in North Vietnam. 20 NVA bodies found near an artillery base. Brig Gen Le Ngoc Trien replaced as 22nd Division commander due to lung illness. OV10 pilot captured and rescued. Phantom reportedly destroys MIG 21 over northern Laos.
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Pioneer 10 Headed for Jupiter From Cape Kennedy
Pioneer 10, the fastest spacecraft yet launched, sped beyond the moon on an interplanetary course toward Jupiter. The Atlas Centaur rocket lifted from Cape Kennedy at 7 49 p m CST with a speed of 31 4138 mph, aiming to pass asteroids and explore the solar system, then continue into interstellar space.
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