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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1974

Page

3

Deadlock on Missouri money bill after brief conference

Jefferson City AP reports a joint Senate House conference committee met less than half an hour to resolve differences in a tax appropriations bill. The panel reached a deadlock over money bill language amid likely similar disputes in all state money measures. A compromise on this first money bill could open other talks.

Jefferson City Senate House House Senate Norman Merrell Monticello James Russell D-Florissant Merrell Richard Webster Rcarthage Russell Independence Central Missouri State University University of Missouri CMSU Christopher S. Bond Webster State Office of Administration

Portugal calm after failed young officers coup in Lisbon

In Lisbon the government asserted control as a coup by 200 young officers and infantrymen failed to gain traction. Loyal troops repelled rebels with no shots fired, and barracks mood returned to normal amid calm across the country. A game between Oporto and Sporting Lisbon influenced a temporary alert restraint. The unrest stemmed from debates over Africa policy and a call for political settlement in Angola Mozambique and Guinea.

Lisbon Portugal Marcello Caetano Caldas da Rainha Angola Mozambique Portuguese Guinea Antonio de Spinola Spinola Portuguese Guinea Ktaetano PresidentAmerico

Missouri Board Restores KC Osteopath License in Abortion Case

The Missouri Board of Registration for Healing Arts reinstated Richard P. Mucie, a Kansas City osteopathic physician, under a law later negated by the U.S. Supreme Court. The board may reinvestigate conduct in the 1968 death of Nancy Ward after a 14 month manslaughter sentence. Mucie’s 10 year term followed a jury verdict and appellate upholds. he had sought damages and license return in federal court. The action preserves rights to further scrutiny while licensing him without prejudice.

ST. Louis Missouri Board of Registration For Healing Arts Richard P. Mucie Kansas City Albert J. Stephen Jr Dr. Mucie Nancy Ward Mucie Bert Ward Las Vegas Nev University of Oklahoma Coed Fred Landreth Norman Okla Landreth Miss Ward Raymond J. Caffrey Jackson County Missouri Missouri Supreme Court Missouri Board of Probation and Parole U.S. District Court Missouri Court System State Board Stephan U.S. Supreme Court Macie

Mills predicts Nixon out by November on tax probes

Rep Wilbur Mills says President Nixon will leave office by November. He expects resignation or impeachment amid tax investigation, noting internal Republican pressure and possible votes on impeachment. Mills says fraud could be involved if deductions for donated papers were improper. White House calls the statement a dirty political ploy.

Washington Wilbur D. Mills Nixon Mills House Ways and Means CBS Arkansas Democrat National Archives Capital Hains Internal Revenue Service White House

No Shutdowns Says Trucker Coalition Sees No End

ST LOUIS AP Jerry Todd spokesman for the Independent Truckers Coalition said there will be no more shutdowns as long as independent drivers progress toward goals The group seeks a diesel price rollback a larger fuel surcharge and bigger truck sizes and weights It plans a Washington lobbyist and a headquarters in St Louis County and pursues an insurance and discount program for truckers and families

Todd St. Louis County Washington

Limited Access Plan For Mt Whitney For Public Safety

The US Forest Service will limit daily access to Mt Whitney to 75 people to protect the peak’s wilderness solitude and resources. The high traffic has caused sanitation, litter, vegetation damage, and crowding, especially at Trail Camp, with 15 700 hikers last year and up to 250 on busy days.

Bishop Calif US Forest Service Mt. Whitney Continental United States Ed Waldapfel Inyo National Forest Waldapfel Trail Camp Sierra Nevada Peak

Elvis homecoming concert draws Memphis crowds

Elvis Presley in a white jumpsuit staged four concerts over the weekend in Memphis starting his career here 20 years ago. At the opening show 12,000 fans attended and a Red Cross volunteer noted aspirin and earplugs were provided with little need for the oxygen tank. Performances included C C Rider and I Cant Help Falling in Love with You.

Memphis

GOP Sees Inflation Top Issue In House Campaigns

Princeton AP Gallup poll shows 71 percent of Republican county chairmen name inflation as the leading issue for fall congressional races, 65 percent cite the energy crisis, and 32 percent point to Watergate. Response rate exceeds 65 percent with 2,384 returned surveys.

Princeton N.J Gallup East South Midwest Far West

Lenten Speaker At St. Pauls CME Church

The Rev J C Montgomery of Mexico United Methodist Church will deliver the fourth Lenten sermon at St Paul CME Church on Wednesday. The hour long service includes a meditation guest soloist and fellowship in the dining room. Public invited, begins at 10 am.

J. C. Montgomery Mexico

Bill Would Give FBI Head 10-Year Term

Washington AP. Senate hearing on a Byrd bill to insulate the FBI director from political pressure. The measure sets a 10 year term with one possible 10 year reappointment and Senate confirmation for both terms. It allows dismissal for cause and follows Hoover and Gray controversies shaping FBI oversight. Clarence M. Kelley testified and Nixon era debates frame the proposal.

Washington FBI Clarence M. Kelley Senate Robert C. Byrd Dw.va Senate Judiciary J. Edgar Hoover Byrd Oversight Nixon L. Patrick Gray Hoover Judiciary Committee Gray White House Kelley Kansas City Congress

CENTRAL MOTOR PARTS ADVERTISING JOBS AND TOOLS

A local shop promotes car care and parts with a machine shop offering head work brake drum and rotor turning. It lists Proto hand tools Prestolite batteries spark plugs Stelco generators starters and other items. Open weekdays 8 to 5 30 and Saturday hours.

Central Motor Parts E. Liberty

Byrd bill targets director tenure in government

The proposal would curb overlapping terms by limiting how long a director may serve across presidential terms. It would apply retroactively to tenure dating back to June last year, though Kelley nears the 70 year retirement age before reaching a 10 year term.

Byrd Kelley

Nixon Hosts St Patrick’s Day Service In White House East Room

President Nixon wears a shamrock on his lapel during a St Patrick’s Day worship at the White House East Room for about 350 guests. Ireland’s Ambassador Gerald Malloy pinned the shamrock and gave a crystal vase of shamrocks. Julie and David Eisenhower attended. Mrs Nixon missed the event due to flu. Dr Norman Vincent Peale gave the sermon urging love among people and nations.

Washington Nixon White House Gerald Malloy Ireland Julie David Eisenhower Norman Vincent Peale Marble Collegiate Church New York

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