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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1975

Page

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Recession Seen Ending as Tax Rebates Begin May 9

Government economists say firm evidence points to the recession nearing its end with a likely recovery in the second half of the year. IRS rebates totaling about 78 million checks will begin May 9 and be mailed by the 30th. Officials warn unemployment may remain high into late 1975, peaking near nine percent before easing.

Washington Internally Revenue Service IRS Treasury William &. Simon Federal Reserve Board James L. Pate Simon Internal Revenue Service Congress Ford

Jury of seven women and five men seated for Connally trial

A 12 jurors and six alternates, chosen from 44, sit to hear the libery trial of former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally. The panel reflects Washington's black population with nine Black and three white members. Connally adopts a gag rule and denies discussing the case. prosecutors implicate him in two $5,000 bribe allegations linked to milk price pressure.

Washington Libery Treasury John B. Connally Connally Richard M. Nixon Stuesddy Associated “Milk Producers Inc Richard M. “Nixon U.S George L. Hart Jr Hart Democratic Republican

Microwave Must Carry Warning for Ovens

The FDA requires permanent cautionary labels on all microwave ovens manufactured after October 3 to reduce injuries. Labels warn against operating with objects lodged in the door, a door that won’t close, or a damaged door, hinge, latch, or sealing surface. A second label directs service by qualified personnel and consulting the service manual.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA

Freedom Train crowds force police at Stanton opening

In Stanton Delaware the Bicentennial Freedom Train drew crowds so large police had to close access as thousands queued for entry to see more than 2000 artifacts from American history. The train reopened by noon with three mile long lines.

DuPont Co

Political contribution tale pauses Barker trial

Kansas City banking executive Rudolph Zatezalo testified he received a $7500 bonus to fund a political donation to Hubert Humphrey’s 1968 campaign, routed via Delton Houtchens. Barker faces two indictments alleging misused bank funds in political gifts. The grand jury investigating Warren Hearnes era corruption reconvened with St Louis bankers testifying.

Kansas City Rudolph BE Zatezalo Alex Barker Civic Plaza National Bank Barker Civic Plaza Delton J. Houtchens Hubert Humphrey Jackson County Bank Houtchens Clinton Robert Schneider U.S Warren E. Hearnes St. Louis

Tax Rebates Q and A from IRS 1975

The IRS outlines how the 1975 tax rebates will be issued starting in May with all 78 million checks out by June. Key points cover eligibility based on 1974 tax liability, minimum rebates of 100 dollars, a 10 percent base, and reductions for higher incomes above 20 000.

Treasury

Fischer Will Default On World Chess Crown Battle

The International Chess Federation gave Bobby Fischer 24 hours to confirm meeting Soviet challenger Anatoly Karpov for the world title match. Fischer appears ready to give up the crown rather than accept FIDE rules, with Karpov to be declared champion by default if no word arrives by Thursday. The Manila match prize totals were 3.175 million to the winner and 1.825 million to the loser. Neighbors report Fischer has been missing for weeks as the dispute centers on match rules and draws.

Amsterdam Netherlands International Chess Federation FIDE Bobby Fischer Anatoly Karpov Fischer Manila Karpov RE. B. Edmondson U.S Max Euwe FIDA Euwe Rogy Rogosian Los Angeles

Mother Fires Young Guru Because He's Playboy

Shri Mataji, mother of Guru Maharajji the 17 year old Divine Light Mission head, says he has disrespected her will and adopted a non spiritual lifestyle. She removes him as perfect master, ending his status for eight million followers in India and millions abroad. The Denver based Mission quotes his married life in Malibu with his 26 year old wife and infant child Prem Lata.

New Delhi India Guru Maharajji Divine Light Mission Shri Mataji United States Denver Colo Guru Malibu Calif Prem Lata Marolyn Lois Johnson

Woman With Fatal Cancer Wants To Die

In El Cajon California Marjorie Berg a 45 year old wife and mother with terminal breast cancer seeks death now She recalls a July 28 suicide attempt with Seconal that was stopped by a passerby and says months of pain follow the attempt Her husband Alan notes the burden of her constant pain and Wie pain dominates her life with little relief from medication

EL Cajon Calif Marjorie Berg San Diego Berg Alan

Vandiver Village board reelects Callison in tight race

Vandiver Village reported its largest turnout in history with 35 votes as J.W. Callison was reelected to the board with 21 votes. Willie Hyatt led with 24. Art Camp and James Hodgkin tied for the remaining seat, delaying results by over an hour while judges reviewed tally sheets. A local judge noted the tie would be settled somehow. Washington AP reports on draft registration changes for 18 year olds set to begin next year, with registration limited to a yearly window and broader implications for draft administration.

Vandiver Village J.W. Callison Willie Hyatt Art Camp James Hodgkin Vandiver Washington Selective Service Byron Y. Pepitone Ford Congress Pepitone

Farber Reelects Don Crow Mayor in Local Election

Don Crow was reelected mayor of Farber for a two year term with 65 votes. Incumbent police judge James Ford won reelection with 69 votes. North ward alderman Eddie Bent defeated Ralph Lemasters 42 to 10. LeRoy Rathburn won south ward alderman with 27 votes. All aldermen to two year terms.

Farber Don Crow James Ford North Ward Eddie Bent Ralph Lemasters LeRoy Rathburn

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