The Daily Standard from Sikeston, Missouri • Page 9

Sen. Tinmn's Record Praised Daily American Republic Tuesday- July ,1972 State Senator Nelson Tinnin received praise for his work from a pair of government specialists from the Missouri Chamber of Commerce as they addressed the local Chamber at a noon luncheon yesterday. Mahlon R. Aldridge III, governmental affairs specialist, and Robert G. Fair, legislative specialist, enlightened the local group on the workings of the state government regarding business affairs, and stressed the importance of the upcoming elections as an avenue for the passage of sound economic policies.

A Missouri Voter Guide pamphlet, published by the State Chamber, listing the records of the candidates was given to each Chamber member in attendance. The candidates are rated with a number by the State Chamber regarding their positions on business matters. If we re going to get sound voting policies, got to get sound people elected. This means taking the time to evaluate those running for has an excellent Aldridge said. C.

L. E. A. R. represents the chiropractic profession throughout the State of Missouri.

While our legislative aims have been frustrated for the past several years, we do appreciate the support you have indicated for our principles. We wish you well in your election efforts and will show our intentions and gratitude. Dr. D. P.

Casey Three Rivers Community College 507 Vine Street 785-7794 A.C. 314 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 May 11,1972 Office of the President The Honorable Nelson B. Tinnin Senate Office Building, Room 421 Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 Dear Senator Tinnin: I want to express my gratitude and appreciation and that of the Board of Trustees of Three Rivers Community College, the junior college legislative committee, and the Missouri Association of Junior Colleges for your efforts in our behalf in the passage of S. B. 384.

Your suggestions, your active work among your colleagues, and your personal vote were indeed very helpful in passing this legislation in what certainly had to be one of the more difficult sessions in recent years. We not only appreciate your efforts in the last session but your continuing interest and work in behalf of Missouri junior colleges and Three Rivers Community College in particular. Sincerely yours, H. Tudor Westover Chairman, Legislative Committee Missouri Association of junior Colleges DR. W.

J. LONG, Optometrist 213 N. Broadway Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 I am President of the Missouri Vision Welfare League and we would like to say for the help and support you have given us along the way. Yours, truly, W.

J. Long, O.D. ABLE RESPECTED NEEDED Doily Dunklin Democrat Thursday, July 27,1972 Association Endorses Sen. Tinnin Senator Nelson B. Tinnin was honored by the Dunklin County Superintendents Association by a resolution adopted at a recent meeting.

W. C. Clark, secretary for the association, announced that the following resolution was adopted: the Honorable Nelson B. Tinnin, during his entire tenure as a member of the Senate, has been dedicated to the cause of education and has consistently served the interest of parents, teachers and children; whereas, regardless of whom his opponent or opponents may be, his record on legislation in support of education is unsurpassable and speaks for itself; therefore, we, the members of the Dunklin County Superintendents Association, do hereby pledge our support for his re-election to the Senate of the State of Dunklin County Farmers for Tinnin John Summit, Chairman, Cardwell Manley Horner, Hornersville Earl Bramlett, Cardwell Bratton Wallace, Senath Jim Thornton, Campbell Carlton Stewart, ampbell Paul Hays, Clarkton Butler County Farmers for Tinnin George Norwood, Chairman, Poplar Bluff Ray Thomas, Poplar Bluff Earl Thomas, Neelyville Malcom Turner, Neelyville W. L.

DuncanJPoplar Bluff Wayne Burlison, Fisk Lawrence Yarbro, Poplar Bluff Lee Hunter, Poplar Bluff "Performance Not Promises" Re-Elect SENATOR NELSON B. TINNIN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE STATE SENATOR 25th DISTRICT Published in the Interest of good government by Tinnin for State Senator Committee Flake McHaney, General Chairman Sen. J. F. Patterson, Caruthersville Endorses Tinnin Stoddard County Farmers for Tinnin Lawrence Tillmon Chairman Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Riddle, Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne French, Painton Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Bedford, Puxico Mr. and Mrs. Keith Minton, Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Anson Knoderer, Painton E.

T. Hansbrough, M. D. Tenth District Councilor 623 Pine Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Mo.

63901 you know, the State Medical Society is backing your candidacy for Jim Blackburn, President Frank Dunivan, Vice President Senath-Hornersville Community Teachers7 Association Senath- Hornersville Public Schools Senath, Missouri 63876 Dear Educator: For years, Missouri ranked far below the national average in the amount of funds made available for public schools. Even though this was true, Missouri ranked in the upper in ability to support Education. The last four years has seen issouri provide more funds for Schools than ever before. This was due in large part to the leadership provided by Senator Nelson B. Tinnin.

In addition to supporting bills that have resulted in substantial increases in salaries he has introduced and helped pass other bills, such as the latest one pertaining to the retirement system. This bill made the Retirement System of Missouri one of the best in the nation. Senator Tinnin has served as Chairman or Vice- Chairman of the Senate Education Committee for the last twelve years. As Chairman of the Senate Education Committee, Senator Tinnin is in a position to provide excellent leadership for the cause of education. He is a former teacher with three years experience.

As a result, he is well aware of the problems faced by teachers. We, the members of the Senath-Hornersville Association, are taking this opportunity to urge you as fellow- educators to examine the record of Senator Nelson B. Tinnin and return him to the General Assembly. Because no Republican filed for election, the winner of the August 8, 1972 primary will continue to represent us for the next four years. Based on his past record, we believe that as educators, we could not find a man who is better qualified than Senator Nelson B.

Tinnin. PT.ir.ASir, TAKE YOUR FRIENDS TO THE POLLS AND VOTE FOR SENATOR NELSON B. TINNIN ON AUGUST 8, 1972. Sincerely, Jim Blackburn, President Seaath-Hornersville Association The Honorable Nelson B. Tinnin Senate Post Office Jefferson City, Mo.

65101 Dear Mr. Tinnin: On behalf of all members of the Public School Retirement System, I express to you my sincere appreciation for your excellent leadership which culminated in the passage of Senate Bill 491. Tliis new law provides significant improvements in retirement benefits available to teachers in Missouri. 1 he changes in the system are fair and in line with practices of other states. 1 believe that the new program will help us attract and retain competent teachers in the state and will encourage a higher level oi dedication and performance by all concerned.

I know that you worked extremely hard to prepare this measure and to defend it on the floor. For all of your efforts in this regard we are deeply grateful. Sincerely, Warren M. Brown, Chairman Board of Trustees Public School Retirement System of Missouri WMB-vbw The Daily Standard, Sikeston, Mo. Saturday, August 5, 1972 (Paid for by Tinnin for Senator Committee, Flake McHaney, Ghm.).