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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

15

Mass Transit Aid Passes House in Missouri

Missouri House tentatively approves three bills to fund urban transit with a half cent sales tax and refunds on fuel taxes while debating local voting controls. Also discussed are elderly tax relief and a State government reorganization plan affecting the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry.

Jefferson City Missouri House Kansas City St. Louis Kansas City Area Senate House James G. Baker Baker John Scott D-St. Louis St. Louis County Scott Missouri Institute of Psychiatry MIP Wuld University of Missouri Department of Mental Health

Radical activist becomes Madison mayor after upset win

Madison newly elected mayor Paul Soglin, 27, rose from antiwar protests to top city post by defeating William Dyke 37,548 to 4,479. He emphasizes mass transit urban sprawl and housing while avoiding the radical label in the race. Dyke, 42, sought a third term and was linked to GOP governor talk.

Madison Wis Paul Soglin University of Wisconsin Soglin William Dyke Leary Syglin

Envoy Enters China to Set Up Liaison Office

Alfred Jenkins and five aides crossed into China heading for Peking to establish the first American liaison office in the Communist capital. Jenkins said the office should be set up by May 1 when David Bruce is expected to lead the mission, with work focusing on space housing communications and other preparations.

Zhong Kong U.S Alfred Jenkins China Peking Jenkins David K. E. Bruce Jenking

Miss McIntosh Honored At Butler

Sara A. McIntosh of Mexico Missouri was named one of Butler University's 10 outstanding coeds in campusballoting by students and faculty. She was honored at a banquet by the Alumni Association for scholarship and campus activities. A junior she plans to pursue a master’s degree in blind or deaf education.

Indianapolis Ind Sara A. McIntosh E. Jackson St Mexico Butler University Miss McIntosh Butler University Alumni Association

Kleindienst vs Ervin over arrest power in Watergate probe

Atty Gen Richard Kleindienst argues the Senate cannot arrest White House aides who refuse subpoenas in the Watergate inquiry. Sen Sam Ervin contends the Senate can use arrest threats, citing Supreme Court precedents, while four convicted Watergate figures agreed to talk to the grand jury.

Washington Richard G. Kleindienst Senate White House Sam J. Ervin Jr Watergate Investigating Committee Watergate Ervin Haldeman Weicker Ging Kleindienst Supreme Court Kleinchenat United States Sen. Ervin Serjeant of Arms Watergate Grand Jury Bernard L. Barker Eugenio Martinez U.S. District Court John J. Sirica Barker Martinez Sam Ervin D-N.c

Watergate Judge Si rica Seen Tough in Sentencing

Washington AP reports Judge John Sirica, known as Maximum John, is praised for harsh but fair sentencing in Watergate. He extended G Gordon Liddy’s punishment by holding an earlier term in abeyance and adding up to 18 months for contempt to force grand jury testimony, drawing both praise and criticism from lawyers.

Washington John J. Sirica John Federal U.S. District Court G. Gordon Liddy Watergate Grand Jury Sirica Liddy Sol Z. Rosen District of Columbia Congressional Committee Eisenhower Appeals Court Court of Appeals Rosen James W. McCord Watergate Johnny J

Dean Figured In St Louis Incident

Washington AP reports John W. Dean III once lost a job after a conflict with Vin cent B Welch in St Louis where Welch sought to build a TV station. Dean, then a $7,500 yearly junior associate, later faced an unethical conduct accusation later softened. The affair ties to Watergate era inquiries and conflicting statements from Welch and others.

Washington Nixon White House John W. Dean III Vincent B. Welch St. Louis Dean Welch Welch & Morgan National Commission On Legal Reform Civil Service Commission Jack Anderson Anderson James McCord Senate FBI L. Patrick Gray Geral L. Warren San Clemente Calif Civil Service Earl R. Stanley Boyd Fellows Fellows Stanley Welch Firm Kgsl-Tv Kdnl-Tv

French Halt Soviet Ship After Collision at Sea

A French destroyer halted a Soviet cargo vessel in the Atlantic after it rammed a French fishing trawler named Dany Gerard from Lochady. Six crew died. A French air force helicopter captured hull collision evidence before the Soviet freighter was escorted to Brest and then intercepted.

Brest France Atlantic Dany Gerard Brittany Lochady Juzenny Burg

Crash Kills Two Teenagers in Malden Missouri

MALDEN MO AP two teenagers died and three others were seriously hurt in a two car crash on U S 62 south of Malden William Norrid 17 and William Weeks 17 of Malden were killed John Davison 20 of Dexter driver of the other car was in serious condition at Blytheville Air Force hospital Two passengers in Davison car Brenda Hargrove 20 of Bernie and her 2 year old daughter Kimberly remained in critical condition at a Kennett hospital

Malden Missouri Highway Patrol William Norrid William Weeks Norrid U.S. 62 John Davison Dexter Davison Air Force Blytheville Ark Kennett Brenda Hargrove Bernie Kimberly

Colorado Storm Killed Cattle in Blizzard

Colorado agriculture officials report a three day southeast Colorado blizzard killed about 10 percent of the state's cattle. After a 700 mile aerial tour, officials estimate around 10,000 cattle dead and rancher losses near 4 million dollars.

Springfield Colo Clinton Jeffers Colorado Jeffers

Birthstones by month enchant and interest readers

A calendar of gems notes birthstone traditions and a list endorsed by the Jewelry Industry Council. It pairs each month with a designated gemstone and promises therapeutic and mystical benefits for wearers, highlighting rings and other jewelry as popular gift choices.

Jewelry Industry Council American Gem Society

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