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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1973

Page

5

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Bond's GOP Takeover Tops News Of Missouri In 1973

Missouri voters crowned Gov. Christopher S. Bond and a Republican regime the top story of 1973 as the Legislature remained Democratic dominated. Floods along the Missouri river and Mississippi, an ice storm near Kansas City, and an energy crisis followed, with farm prosperity and two fatal St. Louis incidents ranking among the year’s notable events.

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Country Music Campaign Stunt Fails in Phoenix

Rep. Sam Steiger faced a sparse turnout at Veterans Memorial Coliseum as he tried to raise campaign funds with a country music show starring Johnny Rodrigues and Tanya Tucker. He invested 12,500 dollars to rent the venue and cover acts, hoping to boost his 1974 bid, but only enough supporters appeared to cover expenses. The event drew mixed comments as a Washington delay kept Steiger from joining the program.

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Santa Letters From Young Readers Cast a Wish List

A collage of children from Curtis Sargent to Dawn Dodd write Santa Claus with toy desires for Christmas. They request fire trucks, dolls, Lincoln logs, games, clothes, and more, mentioning siblings and grandparents and promising treats for Rudolph.

Santa Jim Joe Jackson Andy Mike Kathy Emmons St Mexico Curtis Sargent Cardinal Mrs. Claus Rudolph Ma Dean Higbee Wendy Kay Clayton South Shore Dr. Ext Jacksonville N.C Brian Chad Moore

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