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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
5
A compact display of crossword clues across and down from yesterday’s puzzle listing numbers, with items such as across 7 street urchin and down 1 open to buy, plus entries like 21 indite and 32 cheeses, indicating a mixed set of wordplay and solution directions.
Los Angeles AP Roddy McDowall is cleared of film pirating charges after authorities say he did not profit from movies seized at his home last December and will not be prosecuted.
A St. Louis area hearing on Lambert St. Louis International Airport plans unfolds amid a four‑hearings series. Gov. Bond urges modernization citing user base and highway costs. Rep. Symington backs the Parsons plan for 20 years’ adequacy. IMPACT counters funds should not extend Lambert. IL site advocates argue for a new Illinois airport. Alvin Saunders calls the Parsons plan a multibillion dollar pipe dream.
Dignitaries from Nagano Prefecture met Gov. and Mrs. Bond at the Capitol exchanging pleasantries and gifts. Kosaka and Goh presented a clock and copies of Missouri Life as cultural exchange items during a short visit.
Former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian is sent to prison for income tax evasion. Insurance Commissioner Treasurer Thomas O Malley is impeached. Alan C Sundberg, 41, sworn in as state Supreme Court justice to replace Hal P Dekle who resigned under impeachment threat.
The FTC proposes allowing prescription drug price advertising to let consumers compare prices and save money, potentially over 130 million dollars annually. Some states ban ads, while chains and independent pharmacists voice concerns about quality and professional relations, with mixed reactions from industry officials and a Nevada official noting price drops from chain advertising.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments in the 1975-76 term on whether prisoners up for parole must receive procedural safeguards such as written notice and an opportunity to present witnesses. The case stems from the North Carolina Board of Parroles and the circuit court ruling that due process is required. The court also considers EPA versus NRC authority over nuclear plant waste.
State Highway Department officials vow action after a dozen trees on Interstate 70 east of Columbia were destroyed last month, part of a wider vandalism problem across Miller County and the St. Louis area. Chief Engineer Robert N. Hunter says felonies will be pursued with State Patrol and local police, urging public cooperation to catch vandals and report tampering. Damages cited at $3,000 for trees planted a decade ago.
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