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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1975

Page

6

High Gear Time For Legislature In Missouri Return

Jefferson City and Troy reports detail the 78th General Assembly resuming after Easter. The Senate plans afternoon sessions to prune 180 plus bills, including criminal code revisions, while the House weighs unemployment compensation boosts, public worker bargaining, a legislative salaries commission, and other measures. A Troy crash injures a student pilot during forced landings. instructor unharmed.

Jefferson City 78Th General Assembly House Senate Troy Missouri Highway Patrol Terence Wibberg Crewe Coeur Lincoln County Memorial Hospital Norman Beachum Manchester Highway Patrol Beachum Wibberg Leroy Waiters High Ridge Spirit of St. Louis Chesterfield Linto Missouri National

Spruce Goose May Stay, Smithsonian Delays Dismantling

Public outcry from aviation fans prompts a one year postponement of plans to slice up Howard Hughes huge Spruce Goose. Smithsonian Director Michael Collins says the delay allows for possible exhibit options elsewhere and notes no final decision.

Washington Howard Hughes Michael Collins Smithsonian Air and Space Museum U.S Collins Hughes Summa Corporation California Hki Flying Lumberyard Hughes Organization Senate New Air Museum

Veterans Retire From A P Green Mexico Plant

Three long time employees Marvin West Joseph Young and Sam Bentley have retired from the A P Green Refractories Co Mexico plant after 40 years 35 years and 29 years of service West began in 1935 holding roles from dry press to grinding He received a 105 suggestion award in 1948 West and his wife live at 03 S Muldrow Young started in 1939 as a gardener became a steelworker and helped erect major plant buildings He and his wife reside at 1417 N Olive Bentley spent 29 years in mechanical maintenance and is described as the department’s senior employee He and his wife live at 26 Quantico The article notes family details for West Young and Bentley with children and locations. The report also mentions Waldheim's Vienna arrival for meetings and a Prague honorary doctorate.

A. P. Green Refractories Co Mexico Marvin West Joseph Young Sam Bentley Mr. West West S. Muldrow The Primitive Baptist Church Alex Shurovich Corpus Christi Tex Barbara Ken St. Louis Keith Davis Centralia Quinten Walker Auxvasse Young Green N. Olive Ralph Millard Western Ronnie Payne N. Clark William Eagle Point Oregon Bentley Jefferson City

KC Teachers Reject Offer and Call for Strike

Kansas City public school teachers voted down the district contract and rejected a strike for this week in a packed downtown hotel. About 2,500 attended as the union gave its negotiators one more week to press for a better deal, with a meeting planned next Sunday to consider a new offer. The district offered five percent. teachers seek nine and a half percent plus other concerns. Union president Norman B. Hudson stressed salary is not the only issue. Officials noted no strike for at least seven days.

Kansas City The Kansas City Federation of Teachers Norman B. Hudson

Antibusing Demonstrators Rough With Kennedy in Quincy

More than 200 antibusing protesters mobbed Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in Quincy causing police to form a protective wedge. A woman jabbed at him with a flagstaff, and a man grabbed his leg before police intervened. A speech in Sharon was canceled after demonstrators refused a meeting on disruption. Kennedy refused to condemn busing as violence flared in Boston area schools linked to the program. He walked four blocks to a subway after being blocked from aides cars. tires on his car were deflated.

Quincy Mass Edward M. Kennedy Sharon Kennedy Massachusetts Boston

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