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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
16
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Argentine national Augiste Joseph Ricard dubbed the biggest narcotics trafficker in U S history was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined 20000 He headed an international ring channeling a ton of heroin into the United States yearly with a 600 million annual value cited by prosecutors The 63 year old fled France after World War II and was arrested in Paraguay before being brought to the United States where a jury convicted him after three hours of deliberation
Washington AP three adults including investigative reporter Leslie H Whitten and Indian lawyer Hank Adams face felony charges of unlawful possession of stolen government documents after federal informer testified he learned Whitten would pick up papers for his own use. Anderson defends Whitten as press free.
Sam Prather of Philo California sheared four Shropshire sheep on a crowded San Francisco street outside the federal building to protest refunds he says the IRS denied for 1969 1970 and 1971. About 50 bystanders watched as an IRS spokesman defended efforts to expedite refunds.
Ann Marie Lynch a former pro wrestler nine years retired came out of retirement to beat a burly burglar in her living room in Nitusville Florida. She pinned him after he knocked her husband to the floor and said the intruder's head struck a coffee table leaving visible injuries. Lynch recalled previous defenses including stopping a bank robbery in Chicago and pulling a man from a burning car.
Jefferson City doctors told the House Public Health and Safety Committee that mandatory smallpox shots in Missouri schools may exceed the disease’s risk. They urged deleting smallpox from vaccination statutes while noting low smallpox risk and deaths from vaccines.
Washington AP reports U S atomic weaponeers are developing a versatile hydrogen bomb named FUFO or Full Fuzing Option Bomb. An experimental model was tested at Nevada proving grounds. The device would be air dropped and usable in air burst surface burst or delayed ground detonation, replacing three types in SAC’s B 52 and B 36/Fill bombers to boost flexibility and reduce stockpiles.
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