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fflCIAl N0T1CIS tion believes In helping those who Circuit Trial Slated 'Force Increased Tox 4 Fri, Tth. tt, 13SJ 0pri5f Irli Mo Bailg Nrma its function not legislative and that if the laws are to be amended, those who desire it should go to the city's legislative branch. Fair Grove Youth Gets 30-Day Term Deryl Wayne Bay, 8, of Route 1, Fair Grove, yesterday was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to a charge of tampering with a city police car. However, sentence was suspended for one year on condition of Ray's good behavior. For Ash Grove Driver Bound over to the March term of circuit court after a preliminary hearing yesterday before Magistrate Orville Kerr, was James Raymond Scritchfield, 49, Ash Grove.

He faces charges of intoxicated driving. Scritchfield. tailed in lieu of $2500 bond, was accused of the offense on Feb. 14 near Ash Grove when he reportedly nearly hit a car driven by Edwin Edwards, Edwards testified yesterday along with Ash Grove Marshal Bill Davis and Trooper D. R.

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AM A President Blasts Med Plan CHICAGO (AP) The president of the American Medical Association has assailed as "unwise and economically unsound" President Kennedy's proposal to Congress that Social Security provisions be expanded to cover health care for the aged. Dr. George M. Fister of Ogden, Utah, said Thursday the proposed government controlled program would "force increased taxes on wage earners and employes to buy limited hospitalization, nursing home and home nursing care for millions of people over 65 who are financially able to take care of themselves. He said there is no fundamental difference between "this latest administration scheme of health care for the aged and oth era which have been rejected in past sessions of Congress." He said the administration pro gram unwise and unsound at any time, is particularly inappropriate at this time." "The President has recommend ed a tax cut reaching $13 billion in three years, with $3 billion of it erased by so-called reforms.

If this health care for the elderly program were adopted, at least an additional $1.5 billion a year of the proposed tax saving would be wiped out, $4.5 billion over the three years. Fister added in a statement issued from AMA headquarters: American Medical Associa He was arrested about a week ago after Officer Bob Mayberry reported Ray apparently unlock ed and entered his police car while it was parked outside a cafe. City Students Attend NFL-Sponsored vent Students from Central and Parkview high schools will participate in the National Forensic League Student Congress today and Saturday in Jefferson City, Students attending are Cheryl Harmon, Sharon Mahood, Bob Scheid. George Williams, and Susie Thomas from Central; and Grant Wacker, Barbara Keener, Scott Kelley, Bob Zay, Gary Phelps, and Bob Sommers from Parkview. Hancock to Attend 3rd Judge Hearing C.

Tuggle Hancock, former Greene County representative, said last night be will represent county taxpayers at a committee hearing in Jefferson City Tuesday on a bill to add a third circuit judge for the county. Hancock said he will personally take to the hearing any letters or cards sent him by persons opposing the bill. The bill is sponsored by Louren G. Davidson. 8uru litoriMn, 1 iitl.l.

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as for density, indicated that there must be some density of population to justify such an -expenditure. LaMora was asked what thought of the ordinance readied for City Council consideration March 4 on the high-rise apartment matter. "It's poor planning." he said, "to write an ordinance to fit one structure. That means it will later have to be varied or amended." Of the Benton apartment proposal, he felt that it could have "nothing but good effect on other Patterson was in complete dis agreement He indicated that the plans had been changed at the last minute without giving him a good chance to study them. Hardship," he said, talking about the legal basis for any exception the board can grant, "it's something that's visited on you that's not your fault That's what I always thought it was.

"Is it hardship when investors come in and buy knowing fully what the law is here? If there is any reasonable use under exist ing circumstances it's not hard ship." Patterson told the board that that's the I jV-v "We've had' a nice street a good neighborhood," he said nostalgically. "Even in Washington they don't try to build them higher than this. "I hope Springfield will retain its flavor and be a home city. I feel there's something not quite right about this." "How many apartments are mere in the old Patterson home?" asked Robert C. Marshall, a architect and board member.

"Six." snorted Patterson, "and you could put a number of those apartments they're olannine in to each one of the living rooms. We're used to a little space here. Patterson warned the board that 'if you run down a neighborhood you'll eventually affect the tax He spoke of the home at 1235 Benton which must be torn down if the eight-story structure is built "It was a fine home, an aristocratic home," he said. "In Georgetown where I live if it could be set down there there are people who would pay $400,000 for a place like that, and spend $100,000 to fa it up. "It looks as if the present ownership is intent on running it down so they can remove the blight" "What would be the effect of this new building on property values nearby?" asked A.

H. Dennison, a board member. "They would be decreased," said Patterson. "There's a high density apartment in Springfield, I don't need to tell you where it is. It has run down the neighborhood." way people Add another staple It's that basic.

need help, using tax funds where they may be required. We believe citizens of whatever age who are able to take care of themselves should not -become a burden on the taxpayers. We believe that the vast majority of Americans share our view." She Learned Lesson On George, By Jack! BROOKFIELD. Mo. (AP) -Five-year-old Cindy Hart came borne from kindergarten waving a brightly colored American flag which her class made 'during a lesson on George Washington.

"That's very nice, Cindy." said her father. Lee Hart, "and did you find out who George Washington was?" "Oh yes. Daddy. He was the first Kennedy." Train Solves Problem Of Stalled Automobile EL DORADO. Kan.

(AP) -Donald L. Anderson's car stalled on a railroad track here. While he stood aside trying to figure how to move the car a train came along and solved his problem. The car' was a total loss. Howell County officers last night picked up Oscar James Smith, 49.

Koshkonong. at the Greene County jail, on a charge of drunken driving. Deputy Sheriff Harold Willis earlier in the afternoon had gone to St. John's Hospital to pick up Smith. Inventory of the estate of Tresa Wheeler, who died Jan.

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