St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 12

12 A Feb. io, 1974 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Missouri GOP Attacks Democratic Legislators committee would meet April 19 purposes, Rendle said, would be in Jefferson City and that Bond to discuss fund raising and the would attend the meeting. distribution of revenue to Re-One of the meeting's main publican Party units. plans of the Republican State Committee to hire a recruiter who would find Republican House and Senate candidates and conduct campaign schools.

In other action, Arthur O. Martin, treasurer of the St. Louis Republican Committee, complained that the St. Louis GOP committee was not receiving enough financial support from the state committee. Rendle said that the state from the House chamber because they are Republicans.

They said the Democrats had stolen Republican Lt. Gov. William C. IPhelp's gavel, had thrown eggs around the Senate chamber and had prevented Bond from addressing the opening session of this year's General Assembly, as is the custom. Republican leaders attending Lincoln Day observances here outlined plans to use these charges to try to fake control of the Legislature in this year's election.

The GOP needs to HONG KONG TAILORS By the Post-Dispatch Missouri Political Correspondent KANSAS OTY, Feb. 9 Republican officials accused leaders of the Democratic-controlled Missouri Legislature of partisan pettiness, a lack of responsibility and obstruction of Republican Gov. Christopher S. Bond's programs. The Republicans said Saturday that the Democrats in the Legislature had removed pictures of the Governor and President Richard M.

Nixon Phelps cited the passage of a state reorganization bill in a recently concluded special session as an accomplishment by Bond when Cason and others had criticized Bond's calling of the session. But Phelps said the Democrats had defeated a campaign expenditure and disclosure law in the special session, making certain it will not apply to this year's, primary election. "What do the Democratic leaders have to hide?" Phelps asked. Representative Robert O. Snyder of Kirkwood; the House minority leader, said that in the House and Senate, "the other party has come off second best when it comes to dignity and responsibility." Albert Rendlen, state Republican chairman, explained gain four Senate seats and 17 House seats to do this.

"It is more than just actions that seem so childish," Phelps told the GOP State Committee. "The question is whether we are going to have the reform in government that the people voted for when they elected Gov. Bond. "The Republican Party has delivered on what is within its power. What it needs is some help from the Legislature." He said the reaction of Senator William J.

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9 Representative Gene Taylor Sarcoxie, predicted Saturday that the House Judiciary Committee would recommend arti-cles of impeachment against President Richard M. Nixon. But he predicted also that the House would refuse to support the recommendation. Taylor, the only Republican Representative from Missouri, said at the annual Lincoln Day convention of the Missouri Republican Party that the House Judiciary Committee "is stacked against the President." He said the AFL-CIO, which is calling for the President's impeachment, had contributed $200,000 in 1972 to the election campaigns of members of the committee. "If the House committee does not vote on the impeachment is-s in April, there will be a move from the floor of the House to force a vote," Taylor said.

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