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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
3
Puzzle focused, listing across and down clues with numbers and partial answers. Includes terms like Agile, Buckeye State, Roman road, Downfall, Italian city, Information, pronoun, and more. Also contains yesterday's puzzle notes and a long assortment of clue/answer pairs across various categories.
Washington AP reports Postal Service officials weighing a request for a July 6 rate increase exemption to implement a planned five year sequence. Spokesman Herb Worth says if no extra revenue from users, Congress may provide funds. The increases affect second class and some bulk mail, not first class or airmail, with boosts from under 5 to 33 percent and a home newspaper mailing within a county rising from 1.1 to 1.2 cents. Fourth class books and records would rise to 16 cents per pound initially. Carol E. Cline, Cunningham Road, Drury College senior, makes Dean's Honor Roll.
Readers share thrift tips from Heloise on repurposing logs for seasonal displays and painting racks, using gold paint for decor, and making easy garments like a sleep gown from a pillowcase. Advice covers stains from hair dye, keeping kids fed during sleepovers, and simple life hacks for homemakers.
Washington AP The House approved creating an independent government corporation to provide narrowly limited legal services for the poor. The measure, adopted with 24 amendments, bars lawyers from desegregation or abortion cases and curtails political activity and access to research centers. The plan moves to the Senate with hopes of easing House restrictions.
Gov. Christopher Bond will open a St Louis office in the Paul Brown building with Joyce Berger as fulltime staff and Nancy Newcomb part time from Jefferson City. Alan Woods says weekly visits and more frequent travel planned after legislative adjournment. Annual costs cap at 9,000 this year for rent and furnishings and 7,500 for salaries. A Kansas City office may reopen in July. Hearnes closed the St Louis office earlier in his term.
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