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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
4
Gallup poll of 1,550 adults shows 35 percent favor impeaching President Nixon, down from 37 percent earlier in November. Majorities oppose removal. disapproval of Nixon's conduct remains. Party breakdown: Republicans 12 percent, Democrats 60 percent, independents 36 percent.
Personal News of Paris reports new steps at Senior Citizens housing built with wide treads for elderly residents, aided by donations and FFA workers. Mrs. Joe Branham returned home after surgery at Audrain Medical Center. Live and Learn Extension Club met at Mrs. Arthur Heitmeyer's home for a business session, books, and a gift exchange. 1974 pals revealed and plans made for Jan meeting. James Cupp of Paris had surgery at Osteopathic Hospital in Kirksville. Smiser Extension Club shared Christmas dinner, program, and gift exchange with committee details.
Personal items from Wellsville include AFS chapter notes, a January meeting set for the third Thursday, Karen Goshorn undergoing dental surgery, and Golden Rule Sunday School plans for twenty five beer plates and a Christmas offering. Wellsville Cub Scouts outline February Blue and Gold banquet and March Pinewood Derby, while Roger OLeary recovers from brain surgery. Christmas dinner highlights for Wellsville Hustlers and Cemetery Association annual dinner conclude the report.
Jan McConner rode Jadi fifty miles to deliver the horse from Ross to New Richmond after the animal balked at a trailer. The 23-year-old biology teacher rode through Cincinnati early Sunday, passing high crime areas as police and neighbors watched. Local feed cost about 50 cents.
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