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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1975

Page

9

Monsanto Political Contrib Credit Scrutiny Report

In St Louis the Monsanto Co president said an inquiry will probe reports that executives were pressured to have salary deductions for political contributions. The St Louis Post-Dispatch says more than $1 million was deducted from at least 1,800 executives since 1968 and that some lobbyists steered specific candidates and dollar amounts. Hanley rejected coercion, calling such actions outside the plan’s spirit and noting a 1973 review led to a new plan to be implemented that fall.

ST. Louis Monsanto Co John W. Hanley St. Louis Post-Dispatch Monsanto Hanley United Fund Red Cross Texas United States Washington South

People Know Problem Better Than Government

NEW YORK AP for five years Americans sense the severity of consumer economic problems better than the government. The public pays rising prices, faces layoffs, taps savings, while officials cling to optimistic forecasts. Food prices may rise 9 percent. consumers distrust upbeat government spin and want it to listen to the people with real evidence.

New York Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Richard M. Nixon Alan Greenspan Ford Soviet Union Agriculture Department Earl J. Butz

Identical Twins Share Man's Kidneys

Identical twins Gerald and Harold Linnen of Wichita, 24, recently had five hour kidney transplant surgery July 20. They received kidneys from an unrelated Wichita man killed in a car crash. Dr. Arnold Chonko said one twin had minor rejection symptoms, now controlled by medication. both will return for tests in a week.

Kansas City, Kan Wichita Gerald Harold Linnen Arnold Chonko University of Kansas Medical Center Chonko

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