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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1971

Page

10

Missouri Recieves 5.7 Billion in REAP Funds

Missouri will receive 5,728,000 in Rural Environmental Assistance Program funds, about a quarter below 1970 ACP outlays. The change from ACP to REAP was made by the Nixon administration. Congress approved 195.5 million for agricultural appropriations with 150 million for REAP. The ACP had benefited many Missouri farmers, with about 48,000 participants last year.

Washington Missouri Stuart Symington House-Senate Richard M. Nixon Congress Department of Agriculture

Special Eisenhower Dollars Set Costs for Collectors

Washington AP reports the Treasury will price special Eisenhower silver dollars at 35 to 10 each, with proof coins 40 percent silver struck on slow presses and polished. Uncirculated pieces may have blemishes due to high-speed production. After 156 million collector coins, the mint shifts to superb nickels for circulation.

Washington Treasury Department Treasury U.S. Mint

Wild Wild West suit dismissed by federal judge

A federal judge in Washington dismissed four lawsuits aiming to ban violent TV programs until after children are asleep. Judge John J. Sitica ruled the Foundation to Improve Television had not exhausted remedies with the FCC. The suit targeted The Wild Wild West and similar violent programs on local TV.

Washington U.S. Dist John J. Sitica Foundation Federal Communications Commission

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