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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1971

Page

7

City to vote on one-cent sales tax proposal

City voters will decide March 2 on a one-cent city sales tax. City council heard supporters urge passage and merchants oppose. All present pledged to cut real estate and household goods taxes if approved. Councilman Tolson was out of town. About a dozen attendees discussed the reform law, led by Everett Van Matre.

Harold Enslen Leonard Snyder Duane Rankin Warner Williams Herman Tolson Everett van Matre Reavis Rd Williams van Matre Commerce and Development Commission Mexico Doug Alewel E. Love St Council Alewel Hannibal Alenel Eddie Sydenstricker Webster Dr Ninty

Satellite ready to lock in high orbit above Atlantic

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the IntelSat 4 satellite the largest ever zips around earth on an oval path as a ground station at Andover Maine plans to fire a motor to place the 3084 pound payload in stationary orbit 22300 miles above the equator. It will serve as a space relay linking North and South America Europe and Africa for telephone television radio and other signals.

Cape Kennedy Fla Atlantic Ocean Andover Maine North South America Europe Africa

Nixon Urges Action on 40 Old Proposals in 1971

President Nixon in his first 1971 special message asked Congress to act quickly on 40 bills carried over from 91st Congress, including desegregation aid totaling 1.5 billion by mid 1972 and an antihijacking tax measure raising airline ticket duties. He urged prompt consideration and retention of key revenue sharing concepts from the State of the Union.

Washington Nixon Congress National Institute of Education

Nun alleges government taps within Roman Catholic Church

In Harrisburg a nun claimed the U S government has tapped church telephone calls as part of a grand jury probe into an alleged bomb kidnapping plot. Sister Jaques Egan said evidence was obtained by illegal wire taps and that monitored communications involved church offices in New York Rome and across the United States. Authorities indicted several priests a former priest a Pakistani student and nuns in the case with arraignment set for February 8.

Harrisburg U.S Jaques Egan Roman Catholic Church of Nixon Henry Kissinger Sister Egan U.S. District Court R. Dixon Herman Sister Jogues Jack Levine Herman Levine Philip Berrigan Danbury Conn Eqbal Ahmad Neil McLaughlin Joseph Wonderoth Anthony Scoblick Baltimore Elizabeth McAlister South Orange N.J Father Berrigan Daniel Berrigan

10 Below Today In Windy Outdoors

The forecast notes 10 below wind chill in windy outdoor conditions. The midday temperature hovered around 20 degrees with steady winds near 20 mph, making the wind chill feel like 10 below.

Chamber's Annual Dinner Is Tonight

More than 250 Chamber of Commerce members and guests will attend the installation banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Professor Hugh Denney of the University of Missouri will be the featured speaker, with Rex Johnson of the Mexico Jaycees serving as master of ceremonies. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Robert W. Ollis will be installed as chamber president for 1970-71, succeeding G. Andy Runge.

Chamber of Commerce Knights of Columbus Hugh Denney University of Missouri, Columbia Rex Johnson Mexico Jaycees Robert W. Ollis Andy Runge

Mexico Youth On Cover Photo For World Hunger Issue

Mexico youngsters form the cover of Survey the Presbyterian Church magazine highlighting World Hunger. The Hunger Hike last fall saw participants from Mexicaans marching 10 miles around Mexico to raise nearly 3000 dollars for Christian Rural Overseas Program. The hike was sponsored by the Mexico High School student council and six church denominations.

Mexico National Presbyterian Church Christian Rural Overseas Program Presbyterian Magazine Student Council of

Blood Drive Aims For 115 Pints At Two Mexico Visits

The Bloodmobile returns to Mexico for the fourth time this week aiming to collect 115 pints per visit to reach the local quota. Donors can give at A P Green Refractories Thursday from 11 am to 5 pm and at the Audrain County courthouse Friday from noon to 5 pm. Mrs Gene Howes notes sororities aid and telephoning efforts to urge donations, with 88 pints still needed to meet the goal.

Mexico Gene Howes Bloodmobile A. P. Green Refractories Co Audrain County

Moonmen Train For Precise Apollo 14 Landing

Apollo 14 astronauts Shepard Mitchell and Roosa practiced a new landing method at Cape Kennedy to hit a pinpoint site on the rough Fra Mauro highlands. The mission aims for a final descent from 12 to 65 miles altitude with fuel-saving maneuvers and extended hover time for a smooth touchdown near Fra Mauro.

Cape Kennedy Fla Spaceship Moon Fla Mauro Highlands Alan B. Shepard Jr Edgar D. Mitchell Stuart A. Roosa Shepard Mitchell Roosa Fra Mauro Edgar Mitchell Lunar NASA

Why did you let your maid go Claire

In Amery Wisconsin the neighbor asks why Claire fired her maid. She explains that with an automatic kitchen and laundry and other gadgets she no longer needed help and instead hired a mechanic. The lighthearted exchange illustrates early domestic automation features in homes.

Claire Elaine Amery Wis

Bill Opens Way To Pollution Suits

JEFFERSON CITY AP A 1971 environmental protection act would let the attorney general, a local government, an association, or an individual sue any polluter of air, water, or resources. Other measures include autos insurance rules, open meetings records, sales tax audits, higher judge retirement benefits, a contractors board, plumbing licensing, workers’ comp protections, and municipal insurance for St. Louis employees.

Jefferson City Missouri House Jack Schramm University City Patrick J. O'Connor D-Bridgeton State Department of Revenue Senate Missouri Contractors’ Administration Board St. Louis City

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Everett van Matre Richard Vance Mo. Dept. of Revenue Sydenstricker Calvin E. Sims J. C. Penney Hopkins Elm Tree Dr Mexico City Columbia Kirby Allen Woodman Ave Allen Jerry Robinson Robinson Oil Co Chrysler Leslie Hahn Robinson Western Jackson St Ledger Chamber Bill
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