Trial Begins On 14 State Car Ring
In Bowling Green Kentucky the trial of 24 defendants on charges of forming a 14 state car theft ring resumed with all jurors chosen. Indicted last August the group is accused of conspiracy to steal alter and resell autos operating since 1968 across about 14 states. Expected to last months the case may involve more than 90 witnesses including alleged co conspirators and county clerks in Kentucky.
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Bowling Green
U.S
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Arkansas
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Missouri
Mississippi
Asst
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Mrs Gene L Carter Recovers After Major Surgery
Mrs Gene L Carter of Paris and formerly of Mexico underwent major surgery yesterday at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. She is in Room 303 and is employed in the county clerk office in Paris and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Gene L. Carter
Paris
Mexico
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Carter
His And Hers Rolls On Sale In New York
Two New York dealers list a pair of Rolls Royce Phantom V limousines as a package for 250000 dollars. Manhattan firm Carriage House Motor Cars Ltd. and Palmyra Motors Inc. of Rochester report 16 inquiries. The "his" car seats seven, with virgin lambs wool, deep walnut liquor cabinets, Waterford crystal, a quadraphonic system, and rear sunroof. the "hers" car is two doors with walnut cabinets Waterford crystal a music system and blonde mink rugs.
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New York
New York State
Rolls Royce
Michael Shudroff
Manhattan
Carriage House Motor Cars Ltd
Palmyra Motors Inc
Rochester
Virgin Lamb’s
Kaleidoscope Art Program for Children Opens at Garfield
Kaleidoscope a public service program for children runs April 11 to 19 at Garfield Elementary in Mexico. Hallmark Cards Inc presents in cooperation with the Mexico City Council of PTA's. Classes serve first through sixth graders from public and parochial schools in Mexico and nearby districts. Weekend hours are 4 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm Saturday and 1 to 6 pm Sunday. Miss Janice Tapper associate director and experienced educator will attend the opening.
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Hallmark Cards, Inc
Mexico
Mexico City
Janice Tapper
Kaleidoscope
New Zealand Lions Visit Mexico Club Meeting
Two visitors from New Zealand, Ron Collins and Stan Chatfield, joined the Mexico Lions Club at the Pilot's Lounge in the Air Park. They toured brick plants in Vandalia Wellsville and Mexico and will return home after a St. Louis stop. The guests spoke on Lions Club activities in New Zealand and brick industry work.
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New Zealand
Mexico
Lions Club
Buddy Robinson
Bernart Steinmann
Rex Johnson
Don Buie
Ralph Yoder
St. Louis
Jim Miller
Frank Ward
Whittie Biz
Bowling Green
Elmer Morris
Hungate To Speak At Rotary Club Luncheon
Congressman William L Hungate of Troy will address the Rotary Club at its Friday luncheon at the Mexico Country Club. Tim Hagan serves as program chairman for the event.
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Rotary Club
William L Hungate
Troy
Mexico Country Club
Tim Hagan
Fighting Heaviest Since Truce Near Hue and Delta
The Saigon government reports the heaviest ground action since the January ceasefire with over 200 casualties. Communist infantry and artillery attacked four positions west of Hue, in the central highlands, near the Cambodian border, and in the Mekong Delta. The two days of fighting around Cai Lay produced 27 government and 39 Communist deaths, with civilian wounded. The Thanh Giao base area near Pleiku also saw heavy fighting and ranger losses. A siege at Tongle Chan base north of Saigon continued as Saigon and Allied forces plan a division-size relief operation pending international mediation efforts.
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Saigon
Hue
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
Cai Lay
Thanh Giao
Pleiku
le Trumg Hien
Tongle Chan
Joint Military Commission
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Hien
Keep Umbrella Handy No Rain In Forecast
National Weather Service says Missouri will not see rain before Monday. Showers Wednesday in eastern areas ranged from traces to .32 inch at Vichy. Fair skies expected through Friday with highs in the mid 60s and lows in the mid 30s. A cooling weekend trend brings highs near 50 and night lows upper 20s to mid 30s.
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Kansas City
Missouri
National Weather Service
Vichy
POWs at Clark Base Devour Steak Banana Splits
About 594 American and Allied prisoners of war at Clark Air Base in the Philippines consumed extensive meals during two months before return home. They averaged four pounds of beef daily, ate 852 pounds steak and 1,558 pounds other beef, 478 pounds chicken, 263 pounds duckling, 138 pounds turkey, and banana splits depleting bananas. 210 gallons ice cream and 359 pounds bananas were eaten, with milk and strawberries also used. They made 2,710 family telephone calls, received 373 eyeglasses, and spent roughly 145000 dollars at the base exchange while receiving 326574 dollars in various payments.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Retirements at A P Green Refractories Mexico Plant
Gene Worsham and Arthur Cleeton retire from A P Green Refractories after 39 and 26 years. Worsham began in Fulton and moved to Mexico in 1933, later maintaining dry pans, presses and machinery at the Mexico plant. Cleeton, active in construction, helped install key facilities and cares for his garden after 26 years in service. Both are long time Mexico residents with strong church and family ties. They leave with no injuries in their combined 65 years of work.
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Arthur Cleeton
A.P. Green Refractories Co
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Green Company
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Roy A
Green Co
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First Baptist Church
Cleeton
Thompson
Green
Dog food price surge hits Kansas City area
AP report notes dog food costs jumped 35 to 40 percent since January 1972. Arlene Marsh recalls a 50 pound bag rising from 6.19 to 7.59, while manufacturers and retailers cite higher raw material costs and labor. Shoppers switch to cheaper brands and use table scraps, as experts attribute the rise to soybean meal meat meal corn and freight. A separate note confirms Mexico High senior Stephen Wayne Smith recovering after skin grafting at University Medical Center.
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Arlene Marsh
Kan
Jack Whetstine
Highland
Joe Remick
Bow-Wow Company
Rolla
Remick
Iowa
Strongheart Products
Edwin Vick
Vick
Stephen Wayne Smith
William F. Smith
Mexico
Route 1
University Medical Center
Columbia
Mexico High School
Smith
FDA panel proposes relabeling antacids Alka Seltzer and Bromo Seltzer
The FDA backed by an outside science panel would relabel Alka Seltzer and Bromo Seltzer and require two years for Di Gel and Mylanta to prove safety and effectiveness. Nine lesser brands would be barred in their current form while 28 safe ingredients were identified and several combinations barred or new labels required. The Health Research Group criticized keeping aspirin in Alka Seltzer, citing ulcer risk. trade groups declined to comment as the proposal enters a 60 day public comment period followed by 30 days for industry response.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
The
Health Research Group
Ralph Nader
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
FDA
Government plans OTC drug monographs project
The agency will publish its own proposal later and set rules to take effect six months after final version. It remains unclear if the regs will be mandatory or advisory. By 1974 the government aims for 26 broad monographs on safety, effectiveness, and labeling for 100 000 to 500 000 OTC drugs. Five panels review germ killers, pain killers, cold remedies, sedatives and tranquilizers, and topical analgesics.
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FDA
United States
Dr. Joanna Seibert Appointed Professor in Iowa Radiology
Dr. Joanna Seibert 31 of Iowa City is named assistant professor of radiology in pediatrics at the University of Iowa. A West Point High School honor student, she earned Phi Beta Kappa at UNC Greensboro and Alpha Omega Alpha at UT Medical School.
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Iowa City
Iowa
James H. Johnson
West Point
University of Iowa
Seibert
West Point High School
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
University of Tennessee Medical School
Memphis
Alpha Omega Alpha
Pioneer 11 to Launch Tonight for Jupiter Mission
Cape Kennedy announces Pioneer 11 will lift off at 9 11 p.m. EST aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket for a 20 month voyage to Jupiter. The 670 pound probe will race 32 000 mph along a 620 million mile path, studying atmosphere, radiation, temperatures, magnetic fields and composition.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jupiter
Solar System
Earth
Nuclear Plant Sites Are Secret
Union Electric narrowed its nuclear plant search to two final sites and will keep them secret until a final choice is made. Executive VP Earl K Dille said about 30 sites were considered, with the two remaining locations kept confidential to prevent land speculation. Ben Senturia Jr. charged at a federal hearing that a site north of St Louis had been chosen, which Dille denied, noting the sites under consideration are not near a metropolitan area.
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ST. Louis
Union Electric Co
Earl K Dille
Ben Senturia Jr
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