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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1973

Page

4

Nixon Officials In Burglars Cells

Washington AP report on two top Nixon campaign officials G Gordon Liddy and James McCord found guilty in the Watergate burglary and wire tapping at Democratic Party headquarters. Jurors imposed immediate jail without bond pending sentencing. penalties hinge on overlapping indictment elements.

Washington Nixon Democratic Party G. Gordon Liddy James W. McCord Liddy McCord CIA Asst U.S. Atty Earl J. Silbert U.S. Dist John J. Simica Sirica Democratic Watergate Peter Maroulis

Bolli Describes New Mexico City Public Safety Department

Mexico Public Safety Chief Don Bolli spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon about the new department formed last fall by merging the police and fire services. Since November 1, training for patrol and breathalyzer operations has expanded, with a Missouri instructor guiding firemen. He outlined planned inspections of nursing homes and schools and noted future cross training to cut costs and boost manpower.

Don Bolli Mexico Kiwanis Club Montery Bolli Don Manning John Scaramella Roy Creasey J. L. Kinner Mitchell Skorupa Tim Collins Mark Farnen Dave Severson

Nixon Firm No Amnesty Maintained By White House

The White House said President Nixon continues to oppose amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters. At a White House briefing, Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler stated Nixon's position remained unchanged from last fall when he declared no amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters.

Washington White House Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler

Blind Teacher Can Keep Job In Michigan

Evelyn Weckerly, a 31 year old blind teacher, wins Supreme Court ruling to be reinstated at Mona Shores High School with back pay. She will teach five English classes daily starting Monday, following prior termination in 1968 over control concerns.

Muskegon Mich Supreme Court Monay Evelyn Weckerly William Hanichen Mona Shores High School Miss Weckerly State Tenure Commission State Court of Appeals

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