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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

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Skylab plans daring two man space walk to free jammed panel

Space center Houston reports Skylab astronauts prepare for a two man space walk to free a jammed solar panel. If successful it could nearly double the station’s power while addressing a power shortage restricting experiments. Commander Conrad to decide which crewmate goes outside.

Space Agency Skylab Charles “Pete” Conrad Jr William C. Schneider Conrad Russell Schweickart Conrad, Kerwin Weitz

John Dick Wins First Bicycle Safety Award

John Dick aged 12, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dick, received the first weekly Safe Bike Rider of the Week Award co sponsored by the Mid America Motorist Association as part of a statewide bicycle safety program. Mexico Public Safety officers observe and judge riders who follow rules and carry a bike safety ID card.

John Dick Kenneth Dick Liberty St Public Don Bolli Mid-America Motorist Association Bolli Mexico

Family Ends 45 Years of Schooling Run in Clipp Family

CAMPBELLSBURG Ind AP For 45 years no Clipp child has been out of school. J Harry Clipp 74 retired farmer saw one or more of his 16 children in area schools each year since 1928 when Robert D Clipp entered first grade. Danny Clipp recently graduated ending the long streak. Between Danny and Robert as many as eight Clipps were in school simultaneously. The oldest three were from his first wife who died. the other 13 are with his present wife Edith.

Campbellsburg Ind J. Harry Clipp Clipp Robert D. Clipp Danny Clipp Danny Robert Clipps Edith

Corn Planting Progress in Missouri as of June 2

Missouri farmers, aided by three workable days, push planting. Corn 66 percent complete versus 94 percent last year. soybeans 22 percent vs 70. sorghum 20 percent vs 22. cotton 78 percent with all planted last year. Alfalfa harvest 44 percent. wheat 24 percent turning color. Moisture surplus noted in northern third and Bootheel. adequate moisture elsewhere.

Columbia, Mo Missouri State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Bootheel

Lane Closed On 70 Bridge At St. Charles

A 6 foot square section of the Interstate 70 bridge over the Missouri River collapsed in St. Charles causing one westbound lane closure. Officials attributed the hole to heavy truck traffic. Two eastbound lanes and another westbound lane remained open as engineers surveyed for further damage. Crews worked to fix the damage with closure likely to continue.

ST. Charles Missouri River Missouri Highway Patrol Missouri Highway Department St. Charles County St. Louis Highway Patrol

Rineharts Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center

A baby boy weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces was born at 12 03 a.m. today to Mr and Mrs William M Rinehart of 304 Collier Street Centralia. The infant's father is employed at A B Chance Company.

William M. Rinehart Collier St Centralia Audrain Medical Center Rinehart A. B. Chance Co

LPN School To Graduate 25 Friday Night

The Rev J C Montgomery Jr of Mexico United Methodist Church will be principal speaker at the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing graduation for the 25th class. The ceremony, at 8:00 pm in Fellowship Hall, Methodist Church, features remarks by L Buford Thomas and Richard Nye. Diplomas and pins awarded by Peggy Sterner Shelby Brandkamp and Karen Parrish. Music by Mrs Guy Pitts. Public invited.

J.C. Montgomery Jr Mexico United Methodist Church Mexico Peggy Sterner R.N Shelby Brandkamp Karen Parrish Guy Pitts

Governors Urged to Cut Energy Waste Nationwide

Governors were urged to back energy saving programs to curb waste in homes, roads, and industry. Proposals include lower speed limits, mass transit, better insulation, fuel efficient engines, nuclear power, deregulation, and expanded refining capacity to ease the 1970s fuel crisis.

Frank N. Ikard American Petroleum Institute S. David Freeman Ford Foundation Ikard Skard U.S Freeman

No Negotiations In Mine Walkout

No negotiations have been scheduled in the labor dispute that closed the Cominco American Mining Co in the Missouri lead belt. About 150 miners from United Steel Workers Local 7347 walked off at midnight last Thursday after their 14 month contract expired. R V Underwood said company and union negotiators are at odds over economic issues. talks had been held through May and a proposal was made on May 30.

Bixby Cominco American Mining Co Missouri United Steel Workers Local 7347 R. V. Underwood Dominco American Personnel Underwood

Bloodshed in Mekong Delta as government pushing back Viet Cong

Government reinforcements move into the Mekong Delta amid some of the bloodiest fighting since the cease-fire. Viet Cong attacks near Cai Lay, 40 miles from Saigon, leave up to 200 casualties. A Cambodian airman dies in a Phnom Penh crash, the second American pilot lost in two weeks.

Saigon Mekong Highway 4 Cambodia Phnom Penh Delta Cai Lay le Trung Hien Saigon Command Hien Reeds

Go & See Tour Visits Haiti CROP Projects

Seven youths and one adult from Missouri will spend 10 days in Haiti observing CROP projects. The group left St. Louis to see how CROP resources fund community development, schools, health centers, gardens, and road work. Rev. Robert R. Collins leads the Missouri CROP Board group, returning June 12.

Missouri Haiti Go & See St. Louis Church World Service Go & Tell Missouri State Crop Board Robert R. Collins

Stewarts Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center

Mr and Mrs Dale Stewart of Center announce the birth of a seven pound seven ounce son at 3 45 a m Monday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Stewart is employed at Harbison Walker Refractories.

Dale Stewart Center Audrain Medical Center Stewart Harbison Walker Refractories

Grain Deal Linked to Higher Gasoline Prices

Industry sources say diversion of tankers to Russian wheat export reduced tanker availability and sent freight rates up. Newark Star-Ledger cites Worldwide Tanker Nominal Freight Scale. Oilgram notes rising gasoline prices nationwide. Senate panel plans hearings within four weeks to probe tanker diversions and gasoline shortage.

Newark N. J Newark Star-Ledger Oil Gram Henry M. Jackson Dash Senate Permanent Investigations Committee

Dollar Sinks as Crisis Fears Grow Across Europe

In London and European markets the dollar hit new lows while gold climbed to $127.50 an ounce. Dealers blame Watergate for the decline and warn the floating rate system may fail to avert another monetary crisis.

London U.S Europe Treasury Paris Zurich

Dollar shift to gold amid oil and corporate interests

U.S. financial currents show equities and oil-linked entities shifting away from the dollar toward gold as a safer asset. The move reflects concerns over currency stability and global economic tensions influencing investors toward precious metals.

Oil Slick Forms in Santa Barbara Channel

A long oil slick stretches about four rail long and 25 yards wide in the Santa Barbara Channel as officials work to determine if seepage is drilling related or natural. No wildlife injuries reported yet, but authorities will assess possible effects on living creatures. The Atlantic Richfield Telly rig lies about a mile west of the slick amid heightened upwelling activity.

Santa Barbara Calif Cadat Coast Guard State Department of Fish and Game Atlantic Richfield Telly Rig Slic

Miss Aulbur Accepted as Central Enrollee for College

Miss Elizabeth A. Aulbur of Martinsburg is a freshman admit for Central Methodist College in the 1973 fall term. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Aulbur she recently graduated from Community A-6 High School and plans to major in elementary education.

Fayette Elizabeth A. Aulbur Herman A. Aulbur Martinsburg Central Methodist College Aulbur

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