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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1973

Page

5

Bedroom Alarms For Test In Nationwide Warning System

The Pentagon will run wide scale tests next month on a home radio receiver under the DIDS system designed to wake households with coded government warnings for tornadoes floods floods or nuclear attack. Officials say voluntary receivers could reach nearly all the country within minutes once operational, avoiding mandatory TV set installations.

Brooks Jackson Associated Press Washington (Ap Pentagon Civil Defense United States White House Military Big Brother George Orwell Baltimore DIDS Weather Bureau Office of Telecommunications Policy OTP Congress Alaska Hawaii North American Air Defense Command Colorado Springs Colo

Four Gunmen Give Up After Hostages Flee

Four gunmen who vowed to die for paradise surrendered after nine hostages escaped signaling the end of a two day siege at John Al sports store in Brooklyn Williamsburg. Police had ringed the building as sharpshooters stood by. Patrolman Stephen Gilroy was killed and two others wounded in the initial exchange. The gunmen walked out hours later after negotiations and the hostages fled to a rear stairway and roof escape route. Authorities planned grand jury charges including murder and kidnapping. The gunmen described themselves as servants of Allah expressing solidarity with oppressed Muslims.

NEW York Brooklyn John & Al’s Sports, Inc Williamsburg Stephen R. Gilroy Jose Adamo Frank Carpentier Allah Jerry Riccio Riccio

Psychology of Education course at Mexico High School

University of Missouri extension division offers Psychology of Education for graduate or undergraduate credit. Classes start Thursday at 7 PM, Mexico High School, with instructor from MU. Enrollment rose from 12 to exceed the minimum, and sessions run 16 weeks on Thursdays.

Psychology of Education Mexico High School University of Missouri Extension Division University of Missouri

Mexico Ledger Brief January 22 1973 Item

Local ledger recap from Mexico Missouri dated January 22 1973 records community notices and short notices reflecting municipal and social life. The item preserves period tone with concise entries and dated references.

Mexico Ledger

Bond Says 50 50 Odds On Equal Rights Amendment

Missouri Governor Bond on ABC says the women's equal rights amendment in Missouri is a 50 50 chance. He pledges government reform to be more responsive, supports tax cuts, education, mental health, parole spending, and open government. He notes hiring blacks in state roles, backs a stronger Human Rights Commission, and avoids predicting 1976 leadership.

Jefferson City Missouri Christopher S. Bond Bond Thomas P. Salmon Vermont ABC Washington Salmon Nixon Congress St.Louis State Human Rights Commission

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