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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1974

Page

2

Kissinger and Sadat discuss next phase of Sinai pullout

In Cairo Kissinger meets Sadat to plan the next stage of Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai, the Golan Heights disengagement, and upgrading Egypt US ties to embassy status. Syria's role and oil embargo loom as pivotal elements, with Geneva talks suspended until a Golan accord is set.

Cairo Egypt Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Anwar Sadat Great Pyramids Kissinger Sadat Sinai Desert United Nations Golan Heights United States Kissinger Party Syria Sinai Geneva Israel Golan Damascus Gola Meir Meir

Bond Jumper Captured In Mexico

Audrain County deputies arrested Dennis Lewis 28 in Mexico after a tip he stayed at Air Park Motel under alias Robert Gray. Texas had led extradition, but Lewis posted bond and failed to appear, leading to a felony charge. Scotland County authorities then seized him for custody. Cedar City votes March 12 on a $25,000 Missouri River levy for a 14 foot half mile longery, delayed from Feb 26 due to notice publication.

Audrain County Sheriff's Department Texas Scotland County Dennis Lewis Mexico Air Park Robert Gray Memphis Lewis Cedar City Missouri Lou Corley Jefferson City

A P Green Refractories Hosts Junior Achievement Luncheon

The A P Green Refractories Co entertained supervisors of the Junior Achievement program in Mexico at the A P Green Guest House on Wednesday. William Lowe praised the program's value to students learning business operations, with attendees from several firms including Byrnes Hawthorne Lawrence Reimer Glen Matthiesen John Beckley William Haas Joe Jacobi Tom Eynon Bob Stevens Larry Hynes Gale Byhee and Terry Jarchow.

A.P. Green Refractories Co A.P. Green Mexico William 8. Lowe The Green Company Byrnes Hawthorne Lawrence Reimer Glen Matthiesen Commerce Bank, Ledger, Missouri Power & Light Co

Church Session Proposal Aims to End Synod Split

In St Louis AP reports no notification to President Preus about a call for a special synod convention to resolve a dispute tearing the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Rev Meyer says he asked district presidents to consider a new convention while the 1100 delegates could reaffirm or reject last summer's resolutions.

Dr. Meyer Synod Victor Bryant New Orleans John H. Tietjen Concordia Lutheran Seminary St. Louis Meyer Chicago Bryant Preus Council of Presidents

Americans Rush to Buy Gold Coins Amid Inflation Surge

A New York waitress and many Americans flock to coin dealers to convert dollars into gold as inflation climbs and prices rise. Dealers report overwhelming demand, with buyers waiting hours daily. prices for U S 20 pieces jump from 260 to 360 in weeks.

New York Luis Vigdor Manfra, Tordella & Brookes Inc Rockefeller Center Benjamin Stack Stacks Coin Co U.S

State Federal Roles Confused at Jesuit Talk

Missouri Attorney General John Danforth told a Jesuit group at Rockhurst College that public confusion over state and federal powers stems from shifting roles. He cited the truck strike and Missouri pharmacists as examples and urged state laws where sufficient, noting federal action only if gaps remain.

Jepferson City John Danforth Danforth Missouri Rockhurst College Kansas City

Streamlined Emmy Awards Face Boycott

LOS ANGELES AP Television's streamlined Emmy telecast faces a potential boycott by performers writers directors and producers who argue the new system discriminates against regular series Nearly 100 people voted to form a committee to press the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to return to the old format Committee members may push for a boycott of the NBC telecast May 28 if the old structure is not restored The group notes the old system gave separate acting and directing awards while the new plan awards certificates and a single actor or actress of the year title Mary Tyler Moore on the committee calls the change unfair and cites February 12 announcements of the new structure Last year acting categories included separate winners for comedy drama limited and drama specials Under the new plan these winners would receive only a certificate and be eligible for one actor or actress of the year award.

Los Angeles National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Television Academy

Gross Abuse Impeachable In Richardson's Opinion

Former Atty. Gen. Elliott Richardson says a president can be impeached for gross abuse of authority or neglect of responsibility even without a crime. He differs from Nixon who argues impeachment requires a criminal offense. Richardson says the House Judiciary Committee must decide if Nixon bore general Watergate responsibility despite not being directly involved. He quit last October rather than fire Archibald Cox.

Sacramento Calif Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Nixon House Judiciary Committee Archibald Cox

Sexton welcomes second son Michael Douglas in Kansas City

Mr and Mrs James Sexton of Kansas City announce the birth of their second son at 1205 am Tuesday naming him Michael Douglas. Their first son James Daniel is 14 months old. paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herman Sexton of Mexico. The report also notes a lower Justice Department official dismissed a related matter. Richardson defines an impeachable offense as failure to act showing gross abuse of authority or neglect of responsibility, possibly not indictable under the U.S. penal code.

James Sexton Kansas City Michael Douglas James Daniel Herman Sexton Mexico Justice Department Richardson

How They Voted on Emergency Energy Bill

Washington AP reports the House passed the emergency energy bill 258 to 151. Missouri members Bolling Burlison Clay Hungate Ichord Litton Randall Sullivan did not vote or voted yes or no as recorded, with Symington voting yes and Taylor voting no.

Washington House Missouri Bolling Burligson Clay Yeas Hungate Ichord Litton Randall Sullivan Symington Taylor

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