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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1970

Page

9

Christmas Trees Put To Good Uses

A survey shows cities ban open air burning and repurpose trees for landfills, mulch, wildlife cover, and erosion control. Groups in Missouri and elsewhere suggest bird feeders, fish habitat, and living-tree replanting. Some cities allow Epiphany bonfires. Denver and Marblehead permit certain burns while Kansas City cancels its Epiphany event.

Louise Cook Associated Press Detroit Outdoorsmen Michigan United Conservation Clubs Babe Ruth Baseball Association Salem Mass Missouri Department of Conservation California The Sierra Club U.S. Forest Service Cincinnati Environmental Coordinating Organization New York Sanitation Department Ralph Hulsey Atlanta Denver Pollution Board Massachusetts Marblehead City Board of Health River Head Beach Board of Health Kansas City Air Pollution Control Recreation Department

Reseal Programs of ASCS Announced

The U S Department of Agriculture announced reseal and extended warehouse storage for farm stored commodities and grains. Reseal applies to crops from 1969 and 1970 including grain sorghum and wheat. 1968 corn not yet decided. No extension for soybeans.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Russia Plans Trial For Nine More Jews

Moscow reports say nine more Jews face trial in the Leningrad hijacking case with a January 6 start date. Two Jews were sentenced to death, others to labor camps. additional defendants in Riga and Kishinev may also be tried. International reaction mounts as Israel and Vatican appeals seek clemency, while U Thant and Nixon face diplomatic pressure.

Moscow Leningrad Soviet Union Riga Kishinev Tenous Jerusalem Pro- Moscow Communist Party of Israel Paul VI Anid

Brick from overpass kills driver near Wichita

Gladys Willman 22 of Lincoln Nebraska was fatally struck when a brick smashed through her windshield on the Kansas Turnpike. Her husband Douglas Willman 24 awoke to the crash as the couple were returning home. Police suspect the brick was thrown from an overpass four miles south of Wichita. Two other windshields were damaged nearby and James L. McGee a Wichita station attendant offered a $100 reward for the culprit.

Wichita Kan Gladys Willman Lincoln Neb Kansas Turnpike Willman Douglas Willman Will James L. McGee

No Liberation For Male Dress In Oregon

In Salem Oregon the Highway Division newsletter confirms that while female state employees may wear minis midis and pantsuits to work, men are not granted similar relaxation. Male staff serving the public are advised to wear a dress shirt tie and business suit as traditional to their workplace.

Salem Ore Oregon State Highway Division

Retiring Senator from Florida to retire January third

Sen Spessard Lindsey Holland of Florida, a 78-year-old senator and author of a constitutional amendment to ban the poll tax, will retire January 3, according to AP dispatch.

Sén Spessard Lindsey Holland D-Fla

Burglars Take Suits from Charles Lee Store in Marshall

AP reporting from Marshall Mo: burglars who broke into the Charles Lee Men’s Clothing Store took more than 100 suits in sizes 40 to 46 and several suede jackets. Police say the loot value likely exceeds 5000 dollars and nothing else was disturbed.

Marshall Charles Lee Christing Day Lee

Firemen Find Smoldering Wig on Lamp in Home Incident

In Joseph Mo firemen responded to a smoke report from Mrs W G Ranger who admitted embarrassment as investigators found her wig smoldering on a lamp in the house. The event labeled a “hot head” case drew local attention to an unusual domestic mishap.

St, Joseph, Mo W. G. Ranger

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