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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

3

Acids Create Big Fish Kill On Hinkson

In Columbia Missouri a Peabody Coal Company bulldozer operator opened a dam releasing acid into Hinkson Creek. Thousands of fish and wildlife perished along a three mile stretch after the spill. Cleanup began as workers pumped clean water to dilute the acid. the incident follows a prior Cedar Creek spill for which the company was fined $500.

Columbia, Mo Peabody Coal Company Hinkson Creek Columbia James Whitley Missouri Department of Conservation Whitley Employes Cedar Creek

Ring Turns Up After Sixteen Years in Wisconsin

HALES CORNERS Wisconsin AP a ring lost sixteen years ago was found in a backyard that had been bulldozed filled graded and sodded since the band was first missed The ring vanished when George Polakowski built his home in 1955 and was found recently by his nephew Dale Demski while laying a new patio Polakowski mused that someone in a century would uncover it.

Hales Corners Wis George Polakowski Dale Demski Polakowski

Stark Bro's unveils five new horticultural varieties in catalog

Starks May Out Peach Fuzz Stark Bro's, America’s oldest nursery, announces the Stark Delicious Dwarf Nectarine and four other new varieties. Also named are Starkspur Winesap Dwarf Apple, Southland Raspberry, Summit Ash, and Apogee Hybrid Tea Rose, highlighting a fuzzless nectarine, compact apple trees, a South-grown raspberry, a tall shade tree, and a celebrated French rose.

Louisiana Stark Bro’s America Stark Delicious Stark Bro Starkspur Southland North Carolina France Lyon

Legion Resolution Seeks Review Board for Vietnam Discharges

Tulsa Oklahoma AP report says Oklahoma's American Legion backed a resolution calling for a Presidential Review Board with power to remove dishonorable stigma from Vietnam veterans discharged as drug addicts. The move aims to rehabilitate veterans and reverse public perceptions of drug discharge stigma.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma American Legion

Nixon visits Rathbun Dam dedication in Iowa

President Nixon spent two hours in Lake Rathbun touring the 11,000 acre Rathbun complex and praising rural revitalization. He highlighted the project as evidence of local government and community collaboration to spur economic growth and pledged effort to restore prosperity in rural areas.

Lake Rathbun Towa Nixon Rathbun Iowa Red China Ottumwa U.S. Naval Air Station Quonset Point R.I California Naval Air Station U.S. Corps of Engineers Missouri Appanoose Centerville Lucas Wayne Robert K. Beck

Beatles Harrison Dylan Aid Refugees at MSG Concerts

George Harrison and Ringo Starr joined Bob Dylan for two sold out benefit shows at Madison Square Garden to aid East Pakistan refugees. Dylan performed both sets, with Harrison introducing him in the afternoon and joining on guitar and harmonica in the evening. Ravi Shankar opened the show with his sitar. Proceeds aimed at $250,000 with star-studded backing including Leon Russell, Billy Preston, Eric Clapton, Klaus Voormann and Badfinger members.

New York George Harrison Ringo Starr Bob Dylan Madison Square Garden East Pakistan Dylan Britain Isle of Wight Harrison Ravi Shankar India Mr. Tambourine Leon Russell Starr Ravi Shanker Billy Preston Jim Peltner Eric Clapton Klaus Voormann Peter Hamm Jesse Davis Carl Radoe Badfinger Sixpiece Hollywood Brass My Sweet Lord Abbey Road Bangla Desh

Damage suit cannot name Nixon in renewal funds case

SAN FRANCISCO AP President Nixon cannot be named a defendant in a suit over urban renewal funds. U S District Judge Oliver Carter said he cannot find power to compel the chief of the executive branch to act. The case, involving $360 million, targets funds for San Francisco where $16 million was slated for the city.

San Francisco Nixon San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Public Housing Authority Congress U.S. District Court Oliver Carter Executive Branch

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