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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
3
HAL BOYLE notes tarantulas are less dangerous than their fearsome image suggests. Bites are rarely deadly unless allergic, while common colds cause far more absenteeism at work. The piece also highlights alcoholism as a major US problem and Amsterdam traffic canals, noting canal fishermen recoverstranded cars.
The Mexico Audrain County Library adds a long list of new adult books across fiction and nonfiction. Notable titles include Hall of Fame V2B by Ben Bova, Forever Panting by Peter DeVriese, Rothhaven by W.E.D. Ross, and Napoleon Nabokov works alongside guides such as World Almanac 1973 and Official Wrestling Yearbook.
A growing number of Americans invest in wine to hedge against inflation. Keith Gould and Terry Robards describe large gains on vintages from 1960s to 1966 Chateau d'Yquem and 1961 Chateau Talbot, with prices rising dramatically.
Congressman Bill Hungate urged the Nixon Administration to promptly respond to the Midwest fuel shortage during a hearing on the Voluntary Oil Allocation Program. He criticized the Office of Oil and Gas for slow replies, cited a 9th District town at risk of power loss, and urged equitable, adequate fuel supplies to meet current and long term needs amid flood delays. A Missouri oil jobber warned of slow company actions threatening farming.
A federal judge ruled How ard J. Phillips served illegally as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity and barred further action. The decision keeps potential legal moves alive to counter Nixon aims to close the agency as Congress shows little chance of funding a continuation.
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