Mexico Chamber Will Honor William S Lowe At Banquet
The Mosico area chamber of commerce will honor William S Lowe at its annual meeting and banquet on Wednesday Jan 17 at the Kanpire Cob venue. nd much of the program features speeches by local leaders including Nashaint of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and new chamber president Leannie Mickaring. Reservations close by 3 p.m. Friday.
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Mosico Area
Chamber of Gammocer
Sill Honer
William S. Lowe
Kanpire Cob
Lanse
Thio T.3
Chamber of Gotmmerce
Vi Ceoon Hofpactorios Go
Nashaim
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Nashaint
Rastaising Company
St Paris
Clipe
Chambers
Wilbot
Leannie Mickaring
Clin
Ol Ile Chamber of
Cramerce
al Mac Pteheringe
Etiet
Bse Reseraation
Iitia Horesiter
Missouri says federal impoundment raised highway costs
The Missouri Highway Commission told the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that legal impoundment of highway funds by federal officials has cost Missouri 41 million dollars in higher construction costs. DOJ argued appropriation acts do not mandate spending.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richard Nixon
Congress
U.S. Department of Justice
Seniority Rules Under New Attacks
In Washington the House and Senate challenge the long standing seniority system. House Democrats push for electing committee chairmen by all members while Republicans push to eject ranking members. Senate votes allow GOP to remove ranking committee members. The reforms aim to curb entrenched chair tenure and force responsiveness to party policy.
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Washington
House
GOP
Senate
Congress
House Democratic Caucus
Gas shortage closes Wichita schools amid cold snap
A natural gas shortage caused by a spell of abnormally cold weather led to the closure of 24 Wichita schools including four junior high schools. The American Company and other industries faced reduced gas heat supply as Arischriede and Louisiana Gas Co cut back deliveries.
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Wichita, Kan
Aircraft Company
Arischriede and
Louisiana Gas Co
Wichita
Williams and Ekern Elected To Commerce Bank Board
J Warner Williams and Dr H Peter Ekern have been chosen as new directors of the Commerce Bank of Mexico at the annual stockholders meeting. Williams, a local business leader and former Mexico city official, and Ekern, a physician with ties to the community, join the bank’s governance alongside active local families and institutions amid ongoing civic work.
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Williams and
Ekern
Commerce Bank Board
Commerce Bank of Mexico
J. Warner Williams
H. Peter Ekern
John I. Cline
Williams
Crown Laundry and Cleaning Company
Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission
Audrain Betterment Committee
Mexico
Jane
South Street
Michael
Grosse Pointe
Michigan
Patrick
Decision Near On Wage-Price Lids
President Nixon nears a final decision on Phase 3 wage price controls with hints of timing before April 30. Officials expect a possible rollout within weeks alongside a new budget and economic message to Congress. The White House ruled out farm-produce controls, while discussions consider adjustments to rent, profit margins, and coverage. An emphasis on boosting food supplies aims to ease price pressure, as December wholesale prices rose 1.8 percent led by food. The administration favors a one year extension of the stabilization law with minimal changes, keeping the program temporary to avoid inflationary shocks.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon Trips Set Aside
White House sources say Nixon’s plan for a postinaugural Western Europe visit is shelved pending Vietnam peace talks. Paris Bonn Rome Brussels London were named possible stops, but planning paused as Vietnam prospects remain uncertain. Brezhnev’s U.S. visit is also delayed, likely until fall for similar reasons.
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Washington
W Nixon
Europe
Vietnam
White House
Nixon
Paris
Bonn
Rome
Brussels
London
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Allen Scott Joins State Budget Office
Allen A. Scott joined the Missouri Department of Budget and Finance in Jefferson City under Budget Director Mark Edelman. He resigned as an investment broker with Harris, Upham and Co. in Kansas City to take the new post, having lived at Heritage Apartments in Jefferson City and worked there over two years. He is a Mexico High School graduate with a B A in economics and business administration from Westminster College Fulton, studied higher financing in New York, and pursued work toward a master's degree at the University of Missouri Columbia.
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Allen A. Scott
Missouri Department of Budget and Finance
Mark Edelman
Jefferson City
L. A. Scott
S. Coal St
Scott
Harris, Upham and Co
Kansas City
Heritage Apartments
Mexico High School
Westminster College
Fulton
New York City
University of Missouri, Columbia
Tax reform unlikely this Congress says Long
AP reports Senator Russell Long and Rep. Wilbur Mills doubt major tax reform will pass this Congress. L ong predicts only small revenue gains from loophole closures, while noting possible future tax relief if higher taxes are raised. Both leaders stress healthcare legislation may dominate this session.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Ward Congress
Long
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mears
Senate
Mills
Walter
Robins On Annual Binge From Florida to St Petersburg
Robins flock to St Petersburg to pluck scarlet berries from trolley bushes as warm January sun ripens fruit. Audubon Society leader Mrs. M. Rt. Mills notes birds appeared last year and may head north in a month, with Plant City strawberry fields as the first stop. Wing Herbert Blades of 1008 Olive St has entered Boone County Hospital in Columbia, in Room 315.
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Pihtersburg
Pla
Iap
Capistrano
Hinckley
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Florida
Audubon Society
Herbert Blades
Olive St
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Confusion Over Governor Bond’s No. 47 Amid Iowa History
The article notes conflicting counts of gubernatorial numbers for Bond and predecessors, with the AP and Kansas City Star mislabeling him as the 46th or 37th in various dispatches. It explains 49 oaths and overlapping terms among Miller, Donnelly, and Hearnes, leading to debates on Bond’s numerical designation.
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Bond
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Kansas City Star
Miller
Phil Donnelly
Gov
Hearnes
Donnelly
Dougherty Warns FCC Rules End Freedom in Broadcasting
Earl Dougherty, manager of Audrain Broadcasting Co., told the Mexico Kiwanis Club that unless Congress halts FCC regulation, government control of broadcasting will grow. He warned against proposed rules requiring two hours of free children’s programming and criticized pressure groups and subsidies influencing tobacco advertising. Guests included JI Kinnitt, Steve Sparks, and Bill Buckner.
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FCC
Earl Dougherty
Audrain Broadcasting
C O
Mexico
Congress
Dougherty
Washington
Congressional
Kinnitt
Steve Sparks
Bill Buckner
Blind Man Dies In Apartment Fire
An 80 year old blind man identified as Henry Robinson died after a fire swept his St. Louis first floor apartment. Firefighters found him on his hands and knees attempting to escape and he died at a hospital.
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ST. Louis
Henry Robinson
Navy To Use Home Port In Greece
About 10,000 U S Navy personnel and families will make Greece their overseas home under a five year pact. Six destroyers and an aircraft carrier of the 6th Fleet will use Eleusis port near Athens as home port amid opposition from a Senate committee and political figures.
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Athens
U.S. Navy
Greece
U.S
6Th Fleet
Eleusis
George McGovern
AUS
House
Teachers Strike Closes Chicago Schools Across City
Chicago public schools shut down for more than half a million students as 21 000 teachers walk out over pay raises after a last minute effort by Governor Walker to broker a settlement. Superintendent Redmond ordered 660 schools closed following a hastily called meeting with the board and union officials.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Daniel Walker
Chicago Board of Education
James F.redmond
Chicago Teachers Union
Philadelphia
Common Pleas
D. Donald Jamieson
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Aid Gharles
Cinneloy TL
Jay's
TGA Foodliner
Robert Ollis
Citizens Savings Assn
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Green Refractories
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Haran’s of Mexico
Jim Williams
Vientomers
Wube
Don Manning
Florsheim Shoe
Woodrow Lee
Audrain
Robert Hawkins
Wetterau Foods
Inez J.C
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Yhe Chamber
Connie Pickering
Predh\-Pickering Fimeral
Al'Pangora
Farm and Wane Savings Assn
Consolidated Bleatrie Ganperatives
Hattie Wood
John L. Cline
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Neil Nielsen
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Russell Black Burns
Charles Peck
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Montana
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Thomas Fagleton
State Highway Commission
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Ellen
University of Missouri
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University of Missouri Medical School
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Allen Scott
State Budget Office
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