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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1973

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Village life under Mao rule described in journey notes

Reporters visit a rural Henan village noting daily life boredom with course from Mao era. A mother describes crops, lack of private plots, and desire for a bicycle clock and radio while praising Chairman Mao. Villagers endure loudspeaker announcements and communal work.

Srep Lin Piao Chairman Mao Lin Shao-ch’i China People’s Liberation Party Mr. Yu Chengchou Shanghai

Q and A On Nixon wage price controls phase changes

A Nixon administration guide outlines Phase 3 wage price controls as largely voluntary with government intervention if lines are crossed. It states price increases may occur without prior approval except in food, construction, or health services, under standards set by a 5.5 percent wage growth and profit margin limits.

Washington Nixon Internal Revenue Service Dustries Cost of Living Council Pay Board Price Commission

Mexico Ledger analyzes voluntary price standards

The article discusses the voluntary price standards, noting they cover most items but exclude farm-level goods which have risen most. It explains the difficulty for consumers to judge legality, as only an accountant and the IRS can determine if increases comply, with the IRS handling complaints.

IRS

Volkmer Proposes State Reorganization Bill

Rep Harold Volkmer of Hannibal drafts a 27 page reform plan to reorganize Missouri government aligned with Little Hoover Commission principles. The bill, to be introduced Tuesday, scales back a Senate plan to 29 departments and shifts agency duties, space, funding and personnel planning to the Office of Administration with a six month transition beginning January 1 1974.

Jefferson City State Senate Harold L. Volkmer Hannibal Volkmer Senate William J. Cason Clinton Little Hoover Commission Arkansas Colorado Florida Michigan North Carolina Wisconsin Cason Agriculture Office of Administration Volmer Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Department of Higher Education Revenue Department Department of Public Safety Department of Revenue Highway Patrol Welfare, Health Corrections Department of Social Services D. W. Gilmore The Kansas City Life Insurance Co Fred Hughes Joplin Globe

Security Tightened At Saigon HQ

Saigon authorities tightened security at the U S military command's Tan Son Nhut base amid reports that Viet Cong terrorists may attempt to bomb the headquarters. Restrictions on vehicle entry and searches for explosives were implemented over the past two weeks in response to intelligence linked to threats around Christmas or New Year, though no attack occurred.

Saigon U.S Miltary Tan Son Nhut Air Base Hanoi-Haiphong

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