Dean's Testimony Withstands Test Before Congress
Washington AP report notes that John W. Dean III’s testimony to the Senate Watergate committee and grand juries appears to withstand the White House tapes test. Prosecution plans reportedly avoid charging him for perjury as he cooperates, with meetings on September 15 and March 13 21, 1973 detailing the cover up and potential testimonies.
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Appointment Made for Bi-State Development Agency
Jefferson City Missouri reports Macier Shepard of St Louis was named commissioner of the Bi-State Development Agency by Governor Christopher S Bond on Tuesday in a formal appointment announced in state channels.
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Nixon Exit Story Kissinger Calls Report An Outrageous Lie
NBC News reported Kissinger told two Israeli ministers he believed President Nixon would resign within six months, a claim he denounced as an outrageous lie. He said his own role as secretary of state under a Ford administration would not change. The ministers participated with Kissinger in disengagement talks.
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Tel Aviv
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Mexico City Vehicle Sticker Deadline Approaches
Mexico residents must buy 1974 city vehicle stickers by February 1 to avoid police summons and fines. Enforcement starts February 1 with fines rising monthly from 12.50 in February to 32.50 by June. Fees vary by vehicle type and horsepower or weight, with motorcycles at 2. Residents must bring auto registration when applying.
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Don Bolli
Public Safety Department
Bolli
Sheryl Ligion
MHS Juniors Sell For Feb 1 Chili Supper
Mexico High School juniors begin selling tickets for their annual chili supper on February 1, with proceeds aiding the May Junior-Senior Prom. The Student Council hosted anExchange Students tea in the cafeteria with Lourdes Borges Angela Barros from Brazil and Susan Davidson from Dandenong Australia attending. The Blue and Red Basketball Teams in the Girls Athletic Association split wins last week with Reds 36 to 8 led by Ellen Enslen and Blues 20 to 10. Tammy Higgins led the Blues with 8 points.
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Blues
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Practical Parenting Course Offered at Mexico Evening School
Enrollment for the second semester at The Mexico High School Monday night January 28 at seven o'clock. Tom Wells and Beth Boyce teach the Practical Parenting class, an adult study discussion to aid parents in understanding children, reducing conflicts, improving communication, and building respect. The ten week course meets one night weekly for two hours. fees are ten dollars per person or fifteen dollars per couple plus book costs.
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Israeli Troops Begin Withdrawal From West Bank Area
Israeli forces pull back from the west bank of the Suez Canal ahead of schedule to lines about 12 miles east, as thousands of land mines and lines are removed. Cairo-Suez road opens to Egyptians. disengagement to be finalized by March 5 with UN force and new positions west of the canal.
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Kissinger Sees Oil Embargo End Before 40-Day disengagement
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger predicted the Arab oil embargo would end sooner than the 40 day Israeli Egyptian disengagement period. He said negotiations offered a major step toward lifting the embargo and that failure to end it in a reasonable time would be inappropriate. He added the U.S. did not commit to new obligations in the talks.
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Arsenic and Old Lace at Open Space a lively college show
Nutty Teddy Brewster roams the stairs as Arsenic and Old Lace opens at William Woods Westminster College Theatre for Open Space six. Cast includes Kate Richards Louise LaLouche Bryan Sullivant Jeanne Adams and Lewis Kopp with Ed Winkelmeyer Tom Clapp and others. A near full house praised the set acting and stage business as the company previews a run through Saturday with The Miracle Worker slated next week.
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British Miners Threaten Strike Over Wage Demands
In London AP reports Britain's coal miners threaten to convert a slowdown into a full strike. Union president Joe Gormley says rank and file pressure grows with an estimated 70 percent of 280,000 miners backing a stoppage if the Conservative government does not meet wage demands.
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Lugar to seek Republican nomination for Bayh seat
Elkhart Indiana AP report says Indianapolis Mayor Richard G Lugar expected to announce his bid for the Republican nomination to challenge Democrat Birch Bayh for the U S Senate seat. State Republican Chairman Thomas S Milligan says Lugar is seriously considering it.
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Witness Tells Killer's Shout Of Kill Me
In a Houston pretrial hearing witness Timothy Kerley testified Dean Corll shouted kill me before being shot by Elmer Wayne Henley at Corll's Pasadena home last August. Kerley described being bound and nearly killed, Henley firing in self defense as Williams testified behind closed doors.
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Cor
Splashdown Ship Gets Set For Skylab
Skylab 3 faces possible gyro failure as the prime recovery ship USS New Orleans moves to the splashdown zone off California. Astronauts Carr Pogue Gibson near 68th day of a 12 week mission with Feb 8 splashdown target. backups could stabilize station without the gyroscope for 16 days if needed.
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Schneider
New Orleans
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San Diego
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Texans May Keep Chicken Ranch As A Monument
Two Houston businessmen who bought the Chicken Ranch near La Grange said the former brothel should be proclaimed a Texas historical monument. They declined to name themselves and noted the establishment has existed since 1915, or earlier by some accounts, as part of Texas history worth preserving despite its closure last year.
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Edna Milton
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