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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1976

Page

5

Germans Block NATO Purchase

West Germany blocked a US led NATO plan to buy a 2.5 billion dollar fleet of Boeing AWACS planes to warn against Soviet low altitude attack. A defense ministers meeting was urged for early 1977 after Chancellor Schmidt forms a new government.

Brussels Belgium West Germany United States North Atlantic Helmut Schmidt Defense Planning Committee NATO Donald Rumsfeld Defense Committee Henry A. Kissinger

Long-Playing One-Man Band Sets 29 Hour Record

Ron Ruedi performed drums guitar Moog synthesizer cymbals and bass for 29 hours and one minute at a Columbia Maryland restaurant to claim a world record for the longest one man band. He began at 9 0 p m Saturday and finished at 2 01 a m Monday. patrons donated 1100 to aid underprivileged children as the Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce supported the fundraising effort.

Columbia, Md Ron Ruedi Ruedi Houston Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce

Charges Dropped in Illinois for Radar Warning Motorist

Sammie Graham of Chicago had obstructing justice charges dropped after a July stop for speeding. Judge Joseph Kelley ruled the state failed to prove the conduct of using a citizens band radio to warn drivers about a state trooper on Interstate 55 amounted to obstruction, noting it would be improper to assume all motorists violated the law.

Pontiac Ill Joseph Kelley Sammie Graham Chicago Kelley Graham

Women prisoners moved to mixed facility near Jefferson City

Jefferson City officials announce all of Missouri's female inmates have been transferred from Tipton's State Correctional Center for Women to the Renz Correctional Center north of the city. The Renz complex becomes the first in the state to house both genders, a move necessary to relieve Tipton overcrowding.

Jefferson City State Correctional Center For Women Tipton Renz

Tipton institution transfers 113 women to Rent Farm facility

Edward E F Haynes director of Missouri Division of Corrections cites capacity limits of 90 at Tipton and rising female inmate numbers. The final transfer today moved 113 women, following a September relocation of 37 women to Renze.

Tipton Missouri Edward EF. Haynes Missouri Division of Corrections Renze

Court ruling pleases death row inmates in California

In California, the Supreme Court ruled the states death penalty unconstitutional for mandatory sentences, prompting relief among San Quentin inmates and concern from victims' families. Atty General Younger and lawmakers pressed to enact a new capital statute while Gov Brown stayed noncommittal. Sixty five men and two women remain on death row.

Sacramento Calif San Quentin California Supreme Court San Francisco Bay Wayne Rebiejo Rebiejo California Evelle Younger Edmund Brown Jr Donald Wright U.S. Supreme Court High Court Younger

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