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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1974

Page

3

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Nixon resigns from presidency marking historic first

Richard M. Nixon became the first U.S. President to resign from office, ending his tenure amid the Watergate scandal and leaving Vice President Gerald Ford to assume the presidency.

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Legislative Hotline Back in Missouri Public Libraries

The Missouri State Library reopens the Legislative Hotline through local public libraries to inform citizens about General Assembly bills, hearings, and progress. Aimed at business people, government staff, and citizen groups, it provides bill texts and status via local libraries or the state library in Jefferson City.

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Woodcock Predicts Health Insurance Plan

UAW president Leonard Woodcock forecasts a new national health insurance bill to cover all Americans for hospital and physician care plus eyeglasses hearing aids and dental services. Funded by general revenues and a payroll and self employment tax mix, with Kennedy and Corman as chief sponsors, no bill moved from Ways and Means previously.

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