Carter Hopes Others Will Embrace Policy
President Carter seeks international adoption of a plan restricting plutonium use in nuclear plants. He ends U S support for plutonium processing and urges rivals to limit reprocessing tech while proposing fuel supplies for allies. Mixed domestic reactions grow as Congress critics urge reconsideration.
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First Indictment On Ex FBI Agent
Washington AP reports the first criminal charges against a retired FBI supervisor in the bureau’s 57 year history. John J. Kearney, 55, indicted in New York for supervising a scheme to rob mailboxes open private letters and use wiretaps to spy on Weatherman suspects. Prosecutors expect further indictments of current or former FBI officials. Bell offered no explanation for proceeding.
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Crime Posing Threat Ashcroft Tells Pachyderms
Missouri Attorney General John Ashcroft told the Audrain Pachyderm Club that rampant crime threatens personal liberty and urged legislative action to curb crime and curb plea bargaining. He backed harsher sentencing, a fast track for trials, a career criminal program, witness immunity, and a Missouri Bureau of Investigation.
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Births Jeffrey Scott Smith
Sgt and Mrs Rodger D Smith stationed in Spain with the U S Air Force are the parents of a son, Jeffrey Scott Smith, born Saturday at 11 08 a m. He weighed six pounds eight ounces and is the first child. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of Mexico, Mrs Marilyn Goshorn of Wellsville and Paul Goshorn of Montgomery City. Mrs Mary Means of Mexico and William Goshorn Sr of Wellsville are the great grandparents. Mrs Smith is the former Carolyn Goshorn of Wellsville, and the new parents are former Mexico residents.
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Wellsville
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William Goshorn Sr
Lenten Breakfast Series Concludes in Mexico
The Mexico Jaycees held their final Lenten breakfast at Mexico United Methodist Church for about 100 attendees. Rev. Tom Adams gave the opening prayer, Dennis Purdy read, Robert M. White II spoke on Forgiveness, and Rev. Richard Ash gave the benediction at the close.
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CROP Walk For Hunger Scheduled For April 17
The CROP Hunger Action Arm and First Presbyterian Church join with the Mexico Ministerial Alliance to sponsor a 10 mile walk to fight world hunger. The event starts at 1 30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church and ends after a community loop. Organizers aim for 300 walkers to raise four thousand dollars with ten percent of earnings supporting a local hunger project.
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Emmy Show in Jeopardy Amid TV Academy dispute
NBC postponed the May 15 Emmy telecast as a split within the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences threatens to cancel if a suitable proposal is not made by April 15. Past winners Mary Tyler Moore and Carroll O Connor head a boycott amid Hollywood New York faction conflicts and a Hollywood chapter split.
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Morocco sends troops to aid Zaire in invasion crisis
Morocco confirms sending 600 to 800 elite infantry to assist President Mobutu Sese Seko against intruders from Angola. Reports note Egypt and Morocco may each provide about 1,500 troops. China speeds 30 tons of emergency supplies. Katangan remnants fled to Angola after their secessionist failure. Shaba region in southern Zaire seen as battleground.
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Steel Industry Nears Union Pact
Washington AP reports union and steel industry negotiators closed in on a new contract for 340000 steelworkers after an all night session. United Steelworkers leaders and executives from the ten largest steel firms weighed progress, with talks extending beyond a self set deadline.
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Lukacs and Bowen Receive Scout Training Awards
Scoutmaster Julius Lukacs and Assistant Scoutmaster Richard Bowen of Mexico Troop 38 earned training awards for completing troop operation and outdoor activities courses. The presentations occurred at the monthly district roundtable in Mexico. Tom Mullens, Centralia policeman and Scoutmaster of Laddonia Troop 34, spoke about drugs.
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