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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1973

Page

4

Blackwell Opposes News Source Shield Law

Jefferson City Missouri hearing on a bill to grant newsmen immunity from revealing confidential sources drew opposition from Sen. Earl Blackwell who warned it could license press abuse. Witnesses noted no Missouri jailed for refusing sources. 19 states already have shield laws. bill lacks action.

Jim Church Associated Press Jefferson City Senate Earl Blackwell Hillsboro Edward. Linehan D-St. Louis Blackwell John Doe Maurice Schechter Dcteve Coeur Schechter Linehan U.S Congress Ron Wilnow St. Louis Post- Dispatch James C. Millstone The Post-Dispatch U.S. Supreme Court Roy Fisher University of Missouri School of Journalism Claude Dorsey Kmbc-Tv Kansas City Dorsey Fisher Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo Raymond Howard Jack Anderson Eagleton Anderson U.S. Senate Frank Bird St. Louis Winnow Missouri Bob Holliway Old

Aylward Charges Bond With Firings

Kansas City AP Charles L. Aylward Jr. chairman of Democracy Inc. accused Governor Christopher Bond of firing longtime state employees with little notice. He said the firings undermine a merit system while noting changes with a new administration. Aylward did not specify the number of firings and praised Bond as more professional than gutter politics.

Aylward Bond Kansas City Democratic Club Missouri Christopher Bond Charles L. Aylward Jr Democracy Inc

Bethany approves $270000 sewer bond issue vote

Bethany voters approved a 270000 bond for enlarging the city sewer system with a 531 to 113 tally. The city plans to seek 972000 in state and federal funds to supplement the bond issue.

Bethany, Mo Bethany

Public income reports urged for officials and lobbyists

The governor's aide urged House committees to pass bills requiring elected officials to disclose economic interests and mandating lobbyist registration. Testimony stressed the public's right to know and the need to restore confidence, with debate on expanding lobbyist definitions and data required.

Jefferson City House Charles Walier Christopher 8. Bond House Judiciary Committee Vic Downing D-Bragg City Downing James Baker Kansas City Baker Wakier Senate Judiciary Committee Albert M. Spradling D-Cape Girardeau Senate

Jetstream Velocity Up Across the U S

Air line pilots reported extreme turbulence as a dramatic jetstream wind surge stretched from San Diego to Charleston. Allen Pearson of the Severe Storms Forecast Center said speeds reached 200 mph at 35,000 feet over Denver, 245 mph near Kansas City, and 275 mph above Charleston.

Kansas City United States National Weather Service Allen Pearson San Diego Calif Denver Nashville Charleston S.C Pearson

Strike Closes Fenton Pencil Plant After Union Walkout

In Fenton, a St. Louis suburb, Quick Point Pencil Co. shut operations Tuesday as about 100 workers, newly unionized with United Auto Workers Local 282, picketed following failed contract talks. The union seeks 30 cents an hour, seniority guarantees, and a grievance procedure. the company offered five cents, rejected by the workers who voted to unionize in November.

Fenton Fenton, Co Quick Point Pencil Co St. Louis United Auto Workers Local 282

Meatless Day Suggested By FRB Chairman

The Nixon administration cites January food price jumps as the largest in 20 to 25 years and suggests meatless days or switching from hamburger to cheese. Burns endorses voluntary meatless day while officials warn against misinterpreting seasonal price rises and volatility in farm prices.

Washington Nixon Agriculture Earl L. Butz Bureau of Labor Statistics Capitol Hill Arthur F. Burns Federal Reserve Board Burns Congressional C. W. McMillan American National Cattlemen’s Associ Ation McMillan Butz

Leader Promises Action to Shield Food Price Policy

Prompted by his determination to head off adverse comment on policies aimed at controlling food prices, the official vows further steps.

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