Senators See No Violation Of Ban In Cambodia Air War
Senate panel questions whether airpower breaches the ban on ground troops as Secretary Rogers testifies. Fulbright warns Nixon could back any move to prop up Lon Nol while Laird notes only 16 personnel guard $200 million in aid. Aiken fears expansion and cautions against easy involvement despite policy denials.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Cambodia
Arkansas Democrat
William P. Rogers
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Fulbright
Rogers
San Francisco
Melvin R. Laird
Phnom Penh
Kompond Som
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aiken
Johnson
J.W. Fulbright
Nixon draws college crowd for informal White House chat
President Nixon met 11 college editors for an informal talk at the White House amid conflicting transcripts about troop levels. Officials said no specific reduction was announced while noting more than 200000 U S troops would remain in South Vietnam after April.
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Washington
Tta
White House
Nixon
Vietnam
Jerry L. Warren
South Vietnam
Bombers Raid Border Front in Laos and Cambodia
U S B52 bombers raided along the Laotian and near South Vietnam border areas dropping hundreds of tons of explosives. Operations focused northwest of Khe Sanh with indications of infiltration but no major clashes near Tet cease fire. Cambodian security forces seized 500 pounds of plastic explosives during a house to house search in Phnom Penh.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Burglary at Barney's Service Station in Danville
Danville police report theft of about $179.50 from Barney's service station. Entry gained by prying the door. items stolen include cigarettes, candy bars, cotton gloves, a transistor radio, pennies, a spot light, and a jumper cable.
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Danville
Highway Patrol
Barney's Fine
Nixon seeks $229.2 billion 1972 budget plan
Washington reports President Nixon calls for a $229.2 billion fiscal 1972 budget aimed at full employment, with a large split in spending this year and next. The move signals a shift in Republican economic policy amid mounting deficits.
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Washington
Nixon
Nixon Budget Message Highlights Hefty Deficit Outlook
President Nixon presents a fiscal plan aiming for expansion while claiming a full employment budget. The 1972 deficit is projected at 11.6 billion or more if receipts miss estimates, with revenues around 229.3 billion and spending near 229.2 billion. Space, SST, and pollution measures are outlined as key allocations, including a 217 million space cut and 281 million for SST development. The budget also advances a 16.1 billion revenue sharing framework to aid state and local governments.
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Treasury
Nixon
Nixon outlines six block grants and vast aid shifts
The 610 page message details federal aid consolidated into six block grants for state and local use. A general sharing program would start in October with 5 billion in its first year, plus 11.1 billion in other areas such as urban and rural development, education, and transportation. Fiscal 1972 shares would be lower, with added posturing for highway funds, mass transit, and air, while welfare reform and higher ed innovations are proposed. Health, crime, housing, postal, peace corps, interior, and consumer programs would see varied funding changes, with a push for national health plans to be shaped in 1973.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Nixon
Missouri Tax Refunds Waiting for Listed Residents
Refunds from 1.40 to 1358 dollars for Missouri residents listed in Ledgerland are ready. Claim by filing Form 3911 and mailing to IRS Kansas City or visit the IRS office in St Louis with 1969 return and Social Security card.
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Missouri
Ledgerland
Internal Revenue Service Center
Kansas City
IRS
Federal Building
Market St
St. Louis
Glenda E. Burke
Mexico
Steven H. Cook
Centralia
Norma J. Coureton
Moberly
Frances
Louise Cowlishaw
Paris
Norman A. Cox
Madison
Zeno Douglas
Troy
John J
Helen Duffy
Shelbina
Ellen Emerson
Fulton
Paul Fair
Charles A. Hollensteiner
Middletown
Harold D
Shirley Holmes
McCredie
Shirley Ann Kiesel
Benjamin
Frances L. Langenbach
Billie 5. Little
Silex
Dennis Homer Love
Jonesburg
Eugene Meinhardt
Vandalia
Raymond D
Ruby M. Motley
Virgil M
Bernice Myers
William E. Myers
Sturgeon
William L. Oliver
New Florence
R. D
L. Pace
Michael R. Roberson
Chari L. Robertson
Old Monroe
Elizabeth L. Schmidt
Harvey
Mexico and High School Menus for February 1 to 5
School district lunch listings show Mexico and High School menus for February 1 through February 5. Mexico menus cover Monday to Friday with items like barbecued beef and chili, while High School options include oven fried steak pizza or juicy burger and hot turkey sandwich plus sides. Additionally a correction notes an erroneous memorial tribute name listed for Audrain Medical Center. the proper honoree is Mrs. Jeff Patterson.
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Hardin
Audrain Medical Center
Tom Cauthorn
AMC
Jeff Patterson
Uncle Sam Says Youll Smoke Less Drink More
The 1972 federal budget forecast shows Americans will drink more liquor and bet more on pinball while smoking fewer cigarettes. Excise taxes on alcohol rise, cigarette taxes drop, and taxes on travel telephones and firearms edge up as the nation expects higher spending and recreation.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Ance
Cyclone Devastates Quelimane and Surrounding Areas
AP reports hundreds feared dead after Cyclone Felice strikes Quelimane Mozambique. Pilots describe the town as an island with water over palm trees. Rail line to Mocuba washed out and roads severed isolating settlements. rescue teams coordinate air and boat efforts amid ongoing flood disaster.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Felice
Mozambique
South African Press Association
Quelimane
Indian Ocean
Beira
Mocuba
Ganges River
Pakistan
Queen Candidates Named for MHS Spirit Week
Senior Gloria Zeigler Junior Caryn Cline Sophomore Patsy Gallaher and Freshman Lois Graf are queen candidates. The queen will be crowned before the Mexico Hickman game tonight amid a chili supper fundraiser from 5:30 to 7:30 with 8 cent bowls. A youth center victory party follows the game with pizzas and a 50 cent admission.
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Dale Duffy
Gloria Zeigler
Caryn Cline
Patsy Gallaher
Lois Graf
White Collar Strike Could Halt Chrysler Production
United Auto Workers officials say 10 000 white collar workers could shut Chrysler within six days if no contract is agreed by 10 a.m. Tuesday. The walkout would allow production to continue for hourly workers who have settled, but payroll and scheduling jobs rest with white collar staff. Retroactive pay for first year wage hikes remains a major sticking point as talks continue.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
UAW
International Executive Board
Fraser
Chrysler
John Cline Admitted for Tests at Audrain Medical Center
John Cline is in Audrain Medical Center for a series of medical tests after recovering from the flu two weeks ago.
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John C. Cline
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Cline
Youth Held For Psychiatry Kills Officer In Minnesota
A 17 year old hospital patient shot and killed Sgt Roger Rosengren at St Paul Ramsey Hospital while being escorted from the eighth floor. The youth, awaiting discharge, was subdued as authorities delay charges due to juvenile status. Dr Stephen Pliska witnessed the incident and aided after two shots were fired. The youth had prior visits for suspected glue sniffing.
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St, Paul, Minn
St. Paul-Ramsey Hospital
Roger Rosengren
St. Paul
Rosengren
Stephen E. Pliska
Portland
Ore
Pliska
Air Strike Ends Grounding of BEA Stops
London AP reports a three day BEA grounding ended today with the state owned airline saying services should be normal by noon Saturday. The strike prompted flight suspensions and cancellations across the carrier.
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London
British European Airways
Mexico Edger Publication Pricing and Hours
The Mexico Edger lists publication details with a daily except Sundays schedule at 300 N. Washington St Mexico Missouri 65265. It outlines postage paid area rates for subscriptions by month and year including out of state and military rates and provides office hours from 8 00 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays and 8 00 a m to 3 00 p m Saturdays.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
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