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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1974

Page

3

Public Thinks Oil Crisis Fake, Congressmen Say

Washington AP report notes energy crisis and Watergate top constituents’ worries as Congressmen return for the second session. Bergland and Derwinski say energy concerns outweigh Watergate, with belief that oil interests push a public sham. Some Republicans, wary of Nixon campaign pulls, hedge on impeachment and reelection effects.

Washington White House Nixon Bob Bergland D-Minn Energy Bergland Edward J. Derwinski R-Ii Granny Ilinois Derwinski James G. Martin North Carolina Martin Republican Party House Judiciary Committee

Nixon at new low in Gallup approval poll

Gallup shows President Nixon with 27 percent approval after IRS tax audit notice. The Jan 4-7 survey of 1,504 adults finds 63 percent disapprove and 10 percent no opinion. Republicans approve 53 percent. Democrats 11 percent. independents 26 percent. The rating trails Truman and Johnson marks in history.

Princeton N.J Gallup Nixon Internal Revenue Service Archibald Cox Lyndon B. Johnson Harry S. Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt

China Presses Aims On Paracel And Spratly Islands

London dispatch reports senior diplomats view Beijing’s expulsion of South Vietnamese forces from Paracel as proof of its drive to claim about 150 islands on the Asian continental shelf for oil beneath the South and East China seas. The Paracels and Spratlys are contested by China, South Vietnam, Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines with long-standing claims and historical exercises of sovereignty.

London China Paracel Islands Peking East China South Vietnam Japan Philippines Chiang Kai- Shek Taiwan Paracel Archipelago Hsi-Sha Hainan Island da Nang Vietnam People’s Republic Isles Annam France San Francisco Spratly Island Nan- Shas Saigon Manila Spratlys Indochina Senkaku Islands Ishigaki Ryukyu Chain Ryukyus Okinawa Pacific Gulf American Gulf Oil Co

Outbound parcels from Mexico and large items

Guidance on shipping limits and options for large or heavy items. USPS accepts parcels up to 70 pounds and 64 inches total length and girth, with rural routes limited to 100 inches. UPS has regional pickup options and 50 pound limits, while REA Express offers no size restrictions. Also discusses international territorial claims unrelated to shipping.

Mexico Parcel Post Postal Service Outback U.S United Parcel Service UPS Parcel Service St. Louis K&am Printing W. Love St Columbia K&m REA Express REA

Concordia Seminary President Suspended Over Doctrine Dispute

Dr. John H. Tietjen, president of Concordia Lutheran Seminary in St. Louis, was suspended by the Board of Control for malfeasance and advocacy of false doctrine amid a doctrinal dispute within the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Interim president Dr. Martin Scharlemann was named to lead the school as hearings over the charges proceed, a process expected to take up to six months.

Tietjen Martin Scharlemann Synod Concordia Dr. Tietjen Leonard P. Buelow Green Bay Wis Harlan L. Harnapp North Platte Neb Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

Girl for Benskins at Audrain Medical Center

Mr and Mrs Dave A Benskin of Wellsville welcomed a daughter weighing six pounds nine ounces born at 5 51 a m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Benskin works for Wellsville Firebrick.

Dave A.benskin Wellsville Audrain Medical Center Benskin

Safford Named to Bean's Honor Roll at William Jewell College

Merico Telger notes Jeve Safford of 916 S Olive Liberty Mo makes the Bean's honor roll for fall 1972 74 at William Jewell College in Liberty Mo To earn honor roll a student must carry 14 or more semester hours and have no grade below C in any subject plus achieve a minimum GPA.

Mat Safford S. Olive William ‘Jewell College Liberty

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