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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1976

Page

5

Genetic Damage Tests On Embassy Staff From Moscow Probe

State Department ran secret genetic damage tests on embassy workers returning from Moscow in the 1960s amid concerns over microwave radiation. Tests aimed to detect abnormal bacteria, with results described as inconclusive and reports of chromosome breaks by doctors involved in the study.

Washington State Department Moscow U.S Cecil B. Jacobson George Washington University Jacobson Thomas H. Gresinger

Reagan Urges Intervention In Strike

Reagan, former California governor, asks President Ford to impose a cooling-off period in the California cannery workers strike. Talks after 13 hours with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service resume amid concerns over harvest disruption and possible food price effects.

Washington California Ronald Reagan Ford Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Mediation Service Reagan

Social Security Outreach Across Towns This August

A Columbia branch Social Security representative will hold sessions in the Mexico courthouse community room every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon during August. He will also appear at Centralia city auditorium on August 11 from 9 to noon and at Vandalia union hall on August 4 and 18. The visits help residents file for retirement disability survivor or health insurance benefits and answer questions about Social Security Medical and Supplemental Security Income.

Columbia Branch The Social Security Administration Mexico City Auditorium Centralia Union Hall Vandalia

Hearnes Pledges Show Me Attitude in Senate Bid

Former Missouri Gov. Warren E. Hearnes promised a Washington shows me approach if elected to the U.S. Senate, criticizing tax policies as he spoke in Jefferson City. Dr. Ned D. Rodes of Mexico, longtime CRC scientist, chairs the search committee for a new executive director of the Cancer Research Center in Columbia, to replace Dr. John B. Spratt Jr., who resigns August 1 after a sabbatical. Spratt has led clinical research and is Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital chief surgeon since 1961.

Hearnes Jefferson City Missouri Warren E. Hearnes Washington U.S. Senate Ned D. Rodes Mexico Cancer Research Center Columbia W.C. Whitlow Fulton Whitlow CRC Board of Trustees Rodes John 8. Spratt Jr Spratt CRC Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital

Unrest in Uganda as Amin Flees Kampala Firefight Reported

Nairobi reports Ugandan President Idi Amin fled his Kampala headquarters when troops approached and gunfire broke out. The Standard cites a Kampala cor respondent alleging Amin left amid darkness as mutinies rumors spread in Nairobi about his grip on power.

Nairobi Kenya Idi Amin Kampala the Standard Amin Ugandan Defense Council

Bolling Criticizes Litton Absence in Missouri

Kansas City AP reports Rep. Jerry Litton was campaigning in St. Louis when the House pressed to override a veto on delaying Richards-Gebaur Air Force base closure. Rep. Richard Bolling criticized Litton over the weekend for missing the veto override attempt.

Kansas City Jerry Litton Dmo St. Louis House Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base Richard Bolling Litton

Dry Hot Weather Kills Fish at Sunshine Lake

Thousands of game fish perished in Sunshine Lake east of Camden due to prolonged heat and drought. Missouri Department of Conservation spokesman George Hiser cited dropping water levels and low dissolved oxygen as the cause, warning more fish could die if dry weather continues.

Camden, Mo Sunshine Lake Missouri Department of Conservation Hiser

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