Final Decision On Boulevard Paying Rests With Residents
Mexico city council to resubmit the Boulevard repaving plan after residents previously opposing it heard a 70 minute briefing. If approved, work could start May 1 with the project costing about 400000. Residents would repay via a 10 year plan at eight percent, with payments starting around 5 to 7 dollars monthly depending on lot size.
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Mexico City
John Boyce
Boyce
City Hall
Boulevard
Gary Eide
Virginia Durham
Riley Haynes
W. Boulevard
Haynes
Eide
James Carter
Mexico
Highway 54 S
Elmwood Drive
Highway
Highway Department
Carter
Mexico Area
Highway 54
Chamber of Commerce
City of Mexico
Jefferson City
Clark
Western
Gilbert Patrick
Bill Haas
S. Western
Mr. Eide
Kissinger Will Stay and Meet Congress Head-on
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a gloves-off stance with Congress as elections near while continuing a grass-roots speaking tour to Los Angeles San Francisco and Laramie His aides say he is explaining U S foreign policy not campaigning but critics led by Senator Mansfield call for Congress to speak its mind The Harris polling group notes Kissinger's fortunes may influence the Republican nomination with Ford favored on foreign issues if progress toward peace is seen
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Kissinger
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Laramie
Wyo
Ford
Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
Capitol Hill
New York
Louis Harris
Harris Group
California
Ronald Reagan
Middle East
U.S
Pittsburgh
Angola
Rockefeller May Turn Into Candidate
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller plans a cross country speech tour starting Feb 19 at the National Press Club, with ten talks before the Republican National Convention. An aide called the series tough and lofty, noting Rockefeller has not ruled out another presidential run if Ford falters. He has relinquished day to day Domestic Council duties.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
National Press Club
Ford
White House
Appointments Made By Governor Bond
Governor Bond announced picks for Lincoln University Board of Curators and two judiciary posts. Don Owens of Gerald and Carol Ellinger of Jefferson City named to Lincoln board. Richard Enright of Florissant named circuit judge for 21st Judicial Circuit, succeeding Noah Weinstein. Michael Mead of Kansas City named to 7th Circuit Judicial Commission, succeeding Michael Mardikes.
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Jeeferson City
Lincoln University Board of Curators
Christopher
Bond
Don Owens
Gerald
Jefferson City
Carol Ellinger
Lincoln Board
Richard T. Enright
Florissant
St. Louis County
Enright
Noah Weinstein
Michael B. Mead
Kansas City
7Th Circuit Judicial Commission
Clay County
Mead
Mead & Sons, Inc
Michael A. Mardikes
One Vote Short Declares Bill Passed In Missouri House
In Jefferson City a tax study bill was declared approved after a vote tally showed 82 votes were needed. The electronic board indicated 61 yes with 21 absent, prompting debate over recording errors. A second animal beef bill later passed after changes at the rostrum.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Senate
Richard Rabbitt
Christopher S. Bond
Rabbitt
Electronic Voting Board
House
Robert Snyder
Snyder
Richard DeCoster
Canton
Boat Camper Show Planned Feb 28 29 Mexico area dealers sponsor event
Six Mexico area dealers will sponsor a two day boat and camper show at Todd's multipurpose building two miles south of Mexico on Highway 54. Participants from Mexico Montgomery City Centralia and Scott's Corner will display boats motors campers motor homes and cycles plus citizen band radios. Free coffee and no admission.
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Mexico Area
Todd
Mexico
Highway 54
Montgomery City
Centralia
Scott's Corner
Loss Of Smell Wins $100,000
Miami AP report says Sally Lewis won $100,000 in a circuit court jury award after accusing surgeon Dr James G Robertson of improper nasal surgery in 1973 and 1974. She claimed cartilage removal caused a perforated septum and permanent anosmia.
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Miami
Sally Lewis
James G. Robertson
Robertson
Marshal Saves Sirica After Heart Attack
Watergate judge John J. Sirica remains in critical condition after a massive heart attack. Deputy Marshal William C. DeLodovico revived him with mouth to mouth and chest compressions. Doctors at George Washington University Hospital report his condition improving, with no brain damage and steady vital signs. Sirica, 71, was delivering a speech when he collapsed and was rushed to the hospital.
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Washington
John J. Sirica
Sirica
U.S. District Court
Bruce Mencher
District of Columbia Superior Court
George Washington University Law School Alumni Association
William C. DeLodovico
U.S
DeLodovico
University
Lucile
Joel Garfinkel
Sir
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Balling Novel
Peremound Petar
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