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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1973

Page

5

Showdown Over Power Shaping Up

Washington AP reports a Supreme Court showdown looms over presidential power to impound funds and dismantle the Office of Economic Opportunity. Courts reject the administration stance that such issues are political. opinions fault executive overreach and outline the dispute as to withhold highway funds and OEO dissolution. The debate centers on constitutional discretion versus congressional mandates, with impounded sums estimated between 8.7 and 14 billion dollars. In St Louis, Kinloch School District desegregation seeks federal court help to ensure integration by September as Justice Department argues district offers inferior opportunities.

Washington Supreme Court Nixon White House Office of Economic Opportunity Congress OEO U.S. District Court William Jones Jones U.S. Circuit Court St. Louis Executive Branch Circuit Court Secretary of Transportation Kinloch Justice Department St. Louis County James H. Meredith

PSC Denies Surcharge Rate To Utilities

The Missouri Public Service Commission denied a surcharge request by nine utilities to fund electrical research. Utilities may join a national program and treat contributions as operating expenses, with annual reports on use. they cannot bill customers directly.

Jefferson City Missouri Public Service Commission PSC National Research and Development Commission Empire District Electric Co Joplin Arkansas-Missouri Power Blytheville Ark Missouri Power and Light Co Missouri Edison Co Louisiana Missouri Public Service Co Kansas City St. Joseph

QE2 luxury liner turned floating fortress for Israel cruise

London AP reports the Queen Elizabeth is being fortified for a month long cruise to Israel with a private army of guards. Twenty marine commandos bomb disposal experts and American detectives joined the ship, while a third of the 900 crew walked off amid fears of Arab terrorist attacks. Cunard offers danger pay and survivor benefits as security costs reach 25000. The ship is sealed off with Navy divers sweeping for mines and guards screening all aboard. Royal Navy escort and RAF shadowing accompany stops in Lisbon and Majorca.

London Queen Elizabeth Israel QE2 Ray Digweed Cunard Line Cunard Oscar Rudwick Navy Southampton Mediterranean Royal Air Force Lisbon Majorca

Ozark Air Lines Resume Talks Amid Possible Strike

Ozark Air Lines and AMFA plan to resume contract talks in St. Louis on Monday after talks broke off Tuesday. Union President Oliver Delle Femine says 560 Ozark mechanics were ready to strike. The wage offer is within a few cents, with the main issue a 15 and 30 cent premium for holding licenses.

ST. Louis Ozark Air Lines Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association AMFA Oliver Delle Femine Ozark Femine

Missouri superintendents rail at new fee ruling

Missouri school leaders express outrage at Attorney General Danforth and the cost impact of his ruling. They urge state aid or legislative fixes as districts face tax increases to fund band instruments gym shoes and class materials, with some warning of potential district closures.

Jefferson City Missouri John C. Danforth Norman L. Merrell Monticello Ike Skelton Lexington Danforth Foundation State Board of Education Kirksville

Mexico Ledger Education Funding Debate Sparks District Worries

In a discussion echoed by parents and officials on April 13 1978 local views show concern over new education standards. Critics say the district cannot finance the changes next year and fear reduced education quality and increased vandalism if costs force cutbacks.

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