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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1971

Page

12

MexTech Opens 26 Skilled And Technical Courses

Mex Tech lists twenty six courses spanning electronics hydraulics machine shop nursing aides and public administration. Gary Vines leads electronics while Larry Jones supervises residential wiring and surveying with James Carter guiding foremanship training and Hans Neuman teaching surveying. Courses run 12 to 16 weeks with fees from 10 to 70 dollars plus books or materials.

Gary Vines William Power L.L. Cupp Audrain L.p.n.’S Nona Young L.p.n’s Larry Jones Bureaus of Standards James Carter Hans Neuman

Oklahoma plan offers 300 families fruit farms for income

Oklahoma City AP report outlines a state program by the Office of Economic Opportunity to place 300 families on 10 acre fruit farms in southeastern Oklahoma. The plan promises at least 7000 dollars a year per family once orchards mature, with initial subsidies, land clearing aid, temporary housing, and possible low-cost home financing. Eligibility targets families under federal poverty guidelines with subsistence income from welfare, Social Security, or private pensions. The project includes 310 orchards on 310 acres near Stringtown, and brings in county-wide assistance from OEO officials.

Oklahoma City State of Oklahoma State Office of Economic Opportunity Oklahoma David Hall OEO OEG Rex Sparger Stringtown

May Need Draft To Fill Guard Units

Washington officials study potential draft into the Army National Guard to shore up manpower as guard strength falls to 384,000, 16,000 below authorized levels. Officials note legal and political hurdles, but see a draft as possible if Congress approves, while pay incentives and re-enlistment bonuses are used to stem losses.

Washington Pentagon Army National Guard Guard Army Guard Melvin R. Laird Nixon Congress Defense Laird National Guard

Murder charge filed in stepdaughter death at Great Falls

Staff Sgt. Andrew Taylor of Bowling Green Missouri is charged with first degree murder in the death of his two year old stepdaughter Victoria Mullen who died December 22. An affidavit cites a severe blow to the head as the cause and notes a prior second degree death charge. Taylor is stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base near Great Falls with the 341st Tactical Missile Squadron and is held without bond in Cascade County jail.

Great Falls Mont Andrew Taylor Bowling Green Victoria Mullen Taylor Malmstrom Air Force Base 341St Tactical Missile Squadron Cascade County

One Word Bangladesh Becomes Official Name

AP reports the country formerly East Pakistan is officially Bangladesh, though confusion remains in spelling. Dacca presses and most official documents use Bangladesh, while the first postage stamp once engraved Bangla Desh.

Dacca East Pakistan Bangladesh Viet Nam Vietnam Saigon M. R. Akhtar Associated Press Akhtar

Hartke May Enter Primary

Indiana Senator Vance Hartke hinted at entering New Hampshire Democrats’ presidential primary. He spoke in Manchester after a news conference and said a final decision would come before the January 6 filing deadline, accompanied by his wife Martha and two sons.

Manchester N.H Vance Hartke Indiana New Hampshire Hartke Martha Keith Paul

Moberly Prison Official Promoted

A H Baldwin elevated from assistant superintendent in charge of custody to acting superintendent at the Missouri Training Center for Men in Moberly Mo He has served with the Missouri Department of Corrections since 1955 and at the Moberly institution since it opened in 1963 He will assume new duties January 1 succeeding Edward Haynes who becomes acting deputy director of the department of corrections

Moberly, Mo A.H. Baldwin Missouri Training Center For Baldwin Missouri Department of Corrections Moberly Edward Haynes Department of Corrections

Wilfley Recalls Tour Through Europe and Moscow

Frank Wilfley told Kiwanis at the Monterey Restaurant about his People to People trip lasting three weeks through Madrid, Switzerland, and Moscow. He noted Moscow displays its economy with farm machinery and animals, the subway costs under six cents, and listed prices for car, Ty, meat, eggs, bread, and rent along with a 50,000 acre collective farm and two year old child education in communism. He said 45 percent of income goes to clothing and residents are poor.

Frank Wilfley Europe Moscow Kiwanis Club Monterey Wilfley New York Madrid Switzerland Kiwanians Soviet Union

Russia To Test US Hybrids In Russian Field Trials

Des Moines based Pioneer Hi-Bred International vice president Dr. William Brown says American developed hybrid corn will undergo extensive testing in Russia after a mid-December visit by Russia's agriculture minister. The agreement signals expanded collaboration and supplier access for Russian farmers.

Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines United States Russia William Brown Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc Agricul

Blind Las Vegas wedding unites 76 year old bride and 82 year old groom

Marjory Stewart who has been blind since infancy married Gene Stahl who was blinded by glaucoma. He will soon be 82 and she is 76. Their 16 year friendship began at the Braille Institute in Los Angeles. They met while both former radio and screen stars and now work with Active u Blind Inc aiding the newly blinded.

Las Vegas Nev Marjory Stewart Gene Stahl Stewart Los Angeles Braille Institute Irs Stahl Active U Blind, Inc

Mexico Ledger Dated December 29 1971

Local page from the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Wednesday December 29 1971. Contains brief notices and market or community items typical of a midweek issue. Readable items include small notices, local ads, and short community briefs from area entries.

Mexico

Muskie urges halt to bombing in Vietnam at Sugarloaf

Sen Edmund Muskie urged President Nixon to stop bombing North Vietnam and set a withdrawal date. He called for an expedited political settlement, end to all U.S. military involvement in Indochina, and release of prisoners of war during a Sugarloaf Ski Area news conference in Maine.

Kingfield Maine Edmund S. Muskie Nixon U.S North Vietnam Muskie Sugarloaf Vietnam Indochina

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