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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1971

Page

5

May Get Back Pay Hints Of Wage Restitution Policy

The Nixon administration hinted workers may be allowed to collect frozen pay hikes as Japan floats the yen. W J Usery said decisions on back pay are not final but under consideration amid labor complaints. The issue ties to wage price sanctions and broader economic measures.

Washington Japan Nixon W.J. Usery Usery Department of Commerce Harold C Passer U.S White House U.S. Treasury Europe Wall Street Britain George W. Romney Department of Justice Romney Cost of Living Council San Clemente Afl-Cio George Meany Washington Post U.S. Chamber of Commerce Zon Thieu Thien Nguyen Lau Vien

Tropic Storm Doria Loses Punch Across Northeast

Tropical storm Doria weakened as it moved through New York New Jersey and Connecticut after causing flash flooding and power outages along the Eastern Seaboard. Heavy rains and gusts up to hurricane force affected Maryland to Maine with city and coastal damage and emergency responses.

Associated Press Doria Seaboard New York New Jersey Connecticut National Weather Service Maryland Maine North Carolina Virginia Bridgeport Conn Morehead City N.C Chesapeake Bay Onslow County Chesapeake Atlantic Coast New York City National Hurricane Center Miami Fla Elizabeth N.J Newark Bay City Hall Ocean City Baltimore Joe Lelister Hurricane Center

Stock Market Gains Continue

The stock market extended its rally into a second week following President Nixon’s economic proposals. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 27.24 points to 908.14, about 52 points higher since the rally began August 16. Total trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange was 76.53 million shares for the week.

New York Nixon John Smith Fahnestock & Co Smith Lucien Hooper W.E. Hutton & Co Robert Johnson Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis Associated Press Standard & Poors New York Stock Exchange

Kansas City teachers face narrow window on raises plea

Kansas City AP report describes how Nixon wage price freeze clarification blocks raises for teachers with individual contracts even if blanket contracts exist. Regional OEP says system contracts bind only when no individual contracts are signed, affecting 1971-72 salary increases amid markets reacting to the new economic plan.

Kansas City Nixon Office of Emergency Preparedness Board of Education Region 7 OEP Cost of Living Council Washington Francis X. Tobin

City Seeks Five Emergency Jobs for Mexico

Mexico has filed an application for five city employees to be paid by the federal government under the Emergency Employment Act. City Manager Neil Nielsen said the positions include two maintenance men in streets and parks and three police patrolmen. Funding approval depends on need and state funds.

Mexico Neil Nielsen Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission Nielsen

Shipwrecked Sailor Receives News Before Rescue offer

A sailor stranded for three years on a desert island spots a ship anchoring in the bay. An officer delivers newspapers and invites the man to read about world events and decide if he wants rescue.

Desert

Ferry Fire Destroys Heleanna. 30 Dead, 900 Survive

A ferry with over 1,000 aboard caught fire in the Adriatic en route from Patras to Ancona. About 850 to 870 were rescued. 30 confirmed dead as survivors describe panic and flames. The Heleanna burned for hours, still afloat 25 miles off Brindisi. Survivors were ferried to Brindisi and Monopoli. vessels from Lebanon, the Soviet Union, and a U.S. plane aided in rescues.

Brindisi Italy Adriatic Greece Col Vincenzo Gasperini Taranto Heleanna Athens Patras Corfu Ancona Disi Monopoli Michel Benoit Here Maddalena Toscano Milan Universe Defender Svoboda Grumman U.S

Miss Florence Ficklin Dies at 91 in Mexico

Miss Florence Ficklin 91 of Mexico died Friday at Coldwell nursing home after an extended illness. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. burial Salt River Christian Church southwest of Mexico. Born June 1 1880 Audrain County daughter of John and Martha McCord Ficklin member of Mexico First Christian Church. Survivors include four nieces Mildred Surls Arnold Graf Frances Stewart Eva Lee Hinton and several great nieces and nephews. two sisters Susie Ficklin and V V Smith preceded in death. Friends may call at the funeral home until time of services. Sing Out Mexico will perform tonight at the Audrain County National Farmers Organization fish fry at the Old Oak Club.

Florence Ficklin Mexico Coldwell Ficklin Salt River Christian Audrain County John Martha McCord Fickiin

Vietnamese election crisis worries Saigon leaders

Saigon reports indicate Vice President Ky's adviser Dang Duc Khoi flew to Washington to lobby Nixon administration officials to block the October 3 presidential election. Khoi carries Ky's messages to Kissinger and Nixon, amid Thieu's bid to proceed with the vote.

Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky Washington Dang Duc Khoi U.S Nixon Henry Kissinger Kissinger Khoi Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Qet Sai

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