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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1974

Page

3

Unknown Tree Remains a Mexico Heritage Icon at Hardin Junior High

A retrospective on a large hackberry trees memory of Hardin Junior High School in Mexico notes its long presence since 1940s. The piece recalls student life under its branches, its size dating to 1870, and urges preservation amid potential campus redevelopments as a local symbol of community history and youth memories.

Hardin Junior High School Mexico Hardin Junior High Kit Bond Robert Burns Tom O'Shanter Atlantic Rockies Gulf States Canada Scotland Missouri First Mexico Public School Seminary Richardson Hall Hardin School Betsy Reddick

Chaos Confusion In Gas Shortage Across States

AP reports widespread chaos in the gasoline shortage as federal allocations fail to ease demand. Odd-even plans clash with local rules in Florida New York Hawaii and elsewhere while stations run their own rationing. FEO admits data flaws and errors despite talks with governors. Mana Acosta Bannelos resigns as U.S. treasurer with Nixon accepting.

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Unions Set 12 Percent Goal For Wage Hikes

AFL-CIO criticizes government wage price controls as a fraud and calls for a 12 percent wage increase this year based on 9 percent cost of living rise last year and a 3 percent productivity gain. The group condemns Nixon administration stabilization efforts and opposes extending controls beyond April 30.

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