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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1974

Page

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Kissinger Heads to Middle East to Seek Prisoner Exchange

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger departed from Andrews Air Force Base with the aim of delivering a list of war prisoners from Syria to Israel by mid week. The mission is to clear the path for disengagement talks between the October war foes.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Israel Syria Andrews Air Force Base Kissinger U.S Anwar Sadat Hafez Assad Lahore Pakistan Golan Heights Assad Sadat Damascus London Alec Douglas Home Egypt U. S Cairo United Nations Sinai Peninsula U. N Security Council Joseph Sisco Saudi Arabia Sisco

Awards To Ledger Writer Wins Three Missouri Prizes

Kay Speckhart of The Ledger earned three awards in Missouri Press Women contests for 1973. First place for a series on Audrain Medical Center, with two second places for a feature on Steve and Brenda Smith and for IOOF convention coverage. Awards to be presented May 11 at Osage House Lake of the Ozarks.

Kay Speckhart The Ledger Missouri Press Audrain Medical Center National Press Med Center Steve Brenda Smith Hood IOOF Missouri Press Women Osage Lake of the Ozarks Addiiton Foremost Women In Communications Midwest

Hodges files for reelection to Mexico School Board

Dr Thomas M Hodges vice president of the Mexico School Board filed for a second full term. A dentist since 1951 he was appointed in 1949 to fill the Epple term and later elected. Hodges joins Kermit Head and James DuBus in the race. Election is in April with March 6 registration closing. Also announced a new baby daughter born at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Arthur Zuroweste.

Thomas M. Hodges Mexico Lawrence K. Epple Hodges School of St. Louis University Perry First Christian Church Arthur G. Zuroweste E. McFarlane Audrain Medical Center Glenda Sharon Gladys Zuroweste Auxvasse Roy Callaway Montgomery City Zuroweste A.P. Green Refractories Co

Mary Charlestons To Miss Mexico Title

Mary Reddick, 17, Mexico High senior, crowned Miss Mexico after winning talent prize, with eyeing Miss Missouri and Miss America paths. She plans college at Stephens College using bonds totaling 5500, 50, and 500. Debra Bird as first runner up and other winners receive 100 bonds, with congeniality and ticket-sale prizes noted.

Mexico Mary Jean Reddick Mary Reddick Presser Hall John E. Reddick E. Promenade St Stephens College Columbia Missouri Military Academy Deborah Ellen Bird L. EE Bird Hazel Place Miss Reddick Miss Bird Rachel Marie Gould Clarence Gould Park St Delores Lorraine Clark Lewis Galbreath Jr Union St Deborah Jean Deason Robert L. Deason Ringo St U.S Miss Gould Barbara Jean Moore James Compton

Kalmbach pleads guilty to felony in Watergate era fund raising

Herbert W. Kalmbach former Nixon attorney pleaded guilty to a felony count for distributing 3.9 million through a dummy committee to Republican congressional candidates in 1970. He also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for promising an ambassadorship to a contributor. Judge Sirica deferred sentencing pending a probation report as details emerged of contributions to Symington and Nixon campaigns.

Washington Herbert W. Kalmbach Nixon Kalmbach District of Columbia U.S John J. Sirica Probation Department Special Watergate Prosecutor's Office J. Fife Symington Lutherville Trinidad and Tobago Symington White House

Mrs Hanley services set at St Brendans Church

Mary G. Hanley 71 of 1025 W Mansfield died 5 40 PM Saturday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness. Funeral 10 AM Tuesday at St Brendan Catholic Church with burial at St Brendan Cemetery. Survivors include two sons and a daughter, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Memorials to St Brendan. Rosary tonight 7 PM. Reading and funeral notices follow with newborn Tonya Daniella Mellhatton in Mexico.

Mary G. Hanley W. Mansfield Sr Audrain Medical Center St. Brendan's Catholic Church St Brendan's Cemetery Mary G. deMacedo Azores Islands Joseph and Marian Marcus deMacedo Crown Point Ind Mark R. Hanley Hanley United States Azores Mexico Indiana Mark A. Hanley Ray R. Hanley St. Louis Paul Peggy) Schlobohm Arnold Funeral Home St. Brendan’s Church Claude H. Silver Route 4 Precht- Pickering W.C. Harris Ashland Salt River Christian Church Boone County Silver Charles Anna May Allen Silver Centralia Winnie Elizabeth Davis Central

Energy chief hints at rationing if lines persist

Energy chief William E. Simon on NBC Meet the Press says he would have to recommend gasoline rationing if long lines spread beyond metros. He notes shortages are concentrated in cities and cites federal efforts to ease hardship while avoiding presupposing Nixon's response. The Shah of Iran says U.S. imports match pre boycott levels amid calls for a congressional probe. President Nixon schedules a national news conference at 7 30 p m EDT to address Watergate, energy shortages, and prices.

Washington William E. Simon NBC Meet the Press Federal Energy Office Nixon Simon Iran United States 60 Minutes Shah White House East Room Florida U.S. Dist John Sirica Gerald L. Warren

Court Rules FTC May Define Unfair Trade Practices

The Supreme Court upheld the FTC’s power to issue rules deeming certain trade practices unfair and illegal, agreeing with a DC Circuit ruling. Justice Douglas dissented on the decision. The court also rejected calls to disqualify Douglas from a related oil price case.

Washington Supreme Court Federal Trade Commission William Q. Douglas Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia FTC Watergate G. Gordon Liddy Shell Oil William O. Douglas Douglas FBI Pureeies

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Zurowestes K&m Mary Charlestons Leon Jaworski Jaworski Newport Beach Calif Senate Watergate Committee Tonya D. Mellhatton Tommy Mellhatton Route 2 Tonya Daniella J. B. Mellhatton William Bailey Methatton Chipere Cy Larry D. Beasley Marine Drive Darrell Duane Bud L. Beasley Williamsburg Walter Singleton Bowling Green Larry Dean Dale Lee Michelle Mr. Beasley Vigerine Whieaten Clarence D. Long de Md Congress Long Delaware Commission National Petroleum Refiners Association Lewis F Powell Jr Uae
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