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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1972

Page

3

Oscar TV blackout looms as union ponders strike

Hollywood AP reported Stage Employees Alliance Local 33 voted to strike NBC and other networks over the Oscars, potentially halting television coverage of the 44th Academy Awards. NBC said telecast would proceed. union HQ authorization awaited. The show features Chaplin’s honorary award and nominations across major categories.

Hollywood United States Stage Employes Alliance Local 33 NBC Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion Charlie Chaplin George C. Scott Glenda Jackson Academy New York Film Critics’ Awards Stanley Kubrick New York Texas Nicholas Alexandra Russia Peter Finch Walter Matthau Kotch the Hospital Topol Fiddler Scott Patton

Hughes reveals marijuana use on Meet the Press

Sen Harold Hughes of Iowa told NBC Meet the Press that he smoked marijuana in World War II in Africa and it had no effect. He called marijuana not physically or psychologically damaging and supported amnesty for those with marijuana offenses, citing long prison terms as ruinous.

New York Harold Hughes Iowa Africa Hughes NBC

Four Young Vandals Sentenced To Church

In Orange Massachusetts Judge C Edward Rowe placed four teen offenders on two years probation for 2000 dollars in vandalism at Mahar Regional High School. Two 19 year olds and two 17 year olds must attend church regularly and abstain from liquor. The quartet also faced jail terms totaling 90 days for one and 30 days for the others, to be served on weekends at the Franklin County House of Correction in Greenfield, which offers Sunday services.

Church Orange Mass C. Edward Rowe District Court Rowe Mahar Regional High School Greenfield Franklin County House of Correction

Report Finds LEAA Anti-Crime Funds Wasted

A House subcommittee described the federal LEAA block grant program as inefficient and corrupt, noting nearly 1.5 billion dollars to states with little impact on crime. The report cites underutilization, fund diversions, excessive consulting fees, bid issues, and lack of performance standards.

Washington House United States Legal and Monetary Affairs Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Associated Press Government Operations Committee 60 Minutes Cbs-Tv SEAA Congress LEAA

State Fair to Feature Evangelist Bob Harrington

SEDALIA Mo AP Evangelist Bob Harrington will be featured in grandstand shows the first two days of the 1972 Missouri State Fair Fair officials announced The fair runs August 18 through 27 with the theme a family a fair

Sedalia Bob Harrington

Democrat Days events planned next weekend

In Hannibal Missouri Democrat Days on April 14 15 will feature a parade rally dance banquet and candidate appearances. Keynote speaker Sen Adlai Stevenson III of Illinois with a roster of speakers including Hungate Ichord Hearnes Symington Hagleton Kirkpatrick Merrell Volkmer Osbourn DeCoster and Charlie Brown master of ceremonies. Events include a Friday dance at 8 p m and Saturday schedule with breakfast parade rally youth conference press conference and banquet plus area ticket chairmen Forrest Noel Don Crow Jim Reinhard Cab Atkins Eddie Caldwell.

Hannibal Missouri Adlai Stevenson III Illinois Hungate Ichord Hearnes Symington and Hagleton Kirkpatrick Norman Merrell Volkmer Osbourn DeCoster Charlie Brown Bob Crosby Armory Central Park Field House Forrest Noel Mexico Don Crow Vandalia Jim Reinhard

Legislators To Work On Through Friday

Jefferson City Missouri AP budget problems keep the Senate Appropriations Committee busy with no easy solution after a last week vote raising state aid to schools by 15 million. With three weeks left, both houses plan to work through Friday starting at 2 p.m. The 1972 73 appropriation bills must pass by April 22 while work ends April 30. Senate leaders warn of night sessions as time tightens.

Jefferson City Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Donald Manford Ckansas City William J. Cason Clinton Appropriations Committee House Warren Hearnes St. Louis Lambert Field Ininois A.J. Cervantes Illinois Richard B. Ogilvie Senate Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Highway Patrol Senate Judiciary Committee Missouri

Birth Control Data With Marriage License

Virginia requires birth control information with marriage license applications under a law signed by Gov. Holton. The League for Planned Parenthood requested the measure, effective June 30, making Virginia the third state with such a requirement after California and Hawaii. About 52,000 couples yearly would receive the information and a list of clinics.

Richmond Virginia Linwood Holton League For Planned Parenthood California Hawaii League

IRA Blamed For Attack On Pregnant Belfast Wife

In Belfast a pregnant housewife, Philomena McGuckin, five months along, was attacked by a six youths and two women team described as an IRA punishment squad. She was beaten with hockey sticks, shaved, painted with red paint and feathers, then tied to a lamppost while her children, ages five, three, and eight months, cried. Police said she is recovering from shock and bruises, with doctors unsure if the baby will survive. Neighbors and local reports link the assault to IRA punishment actions in the Catholic district.

Belnast Irish Republican Army Philomena McGuckin McGuckin Belfast

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