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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1971

Page

5

Contaminated hospital fluid trigger FDA action

The FDA weighs emergency removal of a contaminated intravenous sugar solution from hospitals and nursing homes after a surge in blood infections linked to Abbott Laboratories products. Nader condemns delayed action. the agency had previously allowed continued use with new handling rules. Clarence C. Williams of Union Street retires after 25 years at A. P. Green Refractories, after long service in multiple departments following prior work at Missouri Power and Light.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Ralph Nader FDA Abbott Laboratories Nader Charles C. Edwards Public Health Service PSH Clarence C. Williams Union, St A. P. Green Refractories Co Missouri Power and Light Co

Missouri teachers seek 7500 starter salary and new lobby

Missouri Association of Classroom Teachers approved a seven thousand five hundred dollar minimum starting salary for new teachers and opposed merit-based pay. They also voted to form a statewide political arm with a hired lobbyist and seek a state professional negotiations law for teacher input on hours wages and conditions. John Gieringer of Kansas City, honored as educator of the year, became president after a controversial nonrenewal.

Jefferson City Missouri Association of Classroom Teachers Loca Jefferson Missouri Teachers Association John Gieringer Kansas City Central Gieringer

Civic Foundation Director Resigns in Missouri

Dr. C. R. Shields resigns as executive director of the Missouri Christian Civic Foundation after 14 years for personal reasons. Effective April 30, he will join Commander Board International, Inc., a St. Louis public communications firm, while the foundation continues its church-supported program educating Missouri students on alcohol, drugs, and tobacco issues.

St. Louis C. R. Shields Missouri Christian Civic Foundation Missouri Shields Commander Board International, Inc

Urges Study Of Religion In Schools

Washington woman Ella Harllee, founder of the Educational Communications Association, pushes bringing religion back into public schools for objective study. She cites literature and history benefits, noting NEA research showing growing interest and that religion can be studied secularly without indoctrination.

Washington Ella Harllee The Educational Communications Association Supreme Court National Education Association NEA Tom Clark Miss Harllee Harllee

Bond Schedules Three Speeches by State Auditor

State Auditor Christopher S. Bond has three speeches scheduled this week. On Thursday he will address the Municipal Clerks and Finance Officers annual banquet in Columbia. On Friday he travels to Troy for the Lincoln County Republican Dinner. Saturday morning he will speak in Webster Groves at the monthly meeting of the 43rd Legislative District Citizens Committee.

Jefferson City Christopher Bond Municipal Clerks and Finance Officers Columbia Troy Lincoln County Webster Groves 43Rd Legislative District Citizens Committee

General Says He Is Made Scapegoat

Brig. Gen. George H. Young Jr says the Army demotion threat follows a My Lai whitewash dispute with Rep. Stratton. He claims political scapegoating after charges against Maj. Gen Koster were dismissed and Gen Westmoreland recommends demoting Young and Koster for substandard duty.

Washington George H. Young Jr Americal Young Army Samuel W. Koster William Westmoreland Koster Stanley R. Reser Samuel S. Stratton D-N.y Stratton My Lai

Veto Blocks Campus Crackdown Bill in Virginia

Governor Linwood Holton vetoed a legislature approved measure aiming to bar troublemakers from state college campuses. He said the veto follows the attorney general counsel that the bill was unconstitutional and would threaten First Amendment rights including speech and assembly.

Richmond Linwood Holton Holton Atty Andrew P. Miller

Dole critiques Laos news coverage on Vietnam withdrawal

Senator Robert Dole says South Vietnamese withdrawal from Laos lacks objectivity in network reports. He cites a party study showing 16 of 107 reports without criticism and asserts the Laos operation aimed to disrupt the Ho Chi Minh Trail, damaging Soviet linked supply lines and equipment.

Honolulu Robert Dole R-Kan National Republican Laos Henry Kissinger Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm Thomas H. Moorer Dole GOP Ho Chi Minh Trail Kissinger Russia

Miss Jane White Elected Chairman at Hollins College

Miss Jane White daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert M White TI has been elected chairman of the Religious Life Association at Hollins College in Virginia. The junior formerly chaired the social legislation committee and led the associations study efforts.

Jane White Robert M. White TI Religious Life Association Hollins College Virginia Miss White

Miners Park Burns At Joplin Stadium

Fire destroyed the main grandstand of Joe Becker Stadium in Joplin, formerly Miners Park, a 64 year old site donated by the Joplin Miners. Cause under investigation, blaze raged about two hours during Memorial High School practice. notable alum Mickey Mantle rose through Miners Park ranks.

Joplin Joe Becker Miners Park Joplin Miners Western Association Shrine Dwight Waugh Memorial High School Mickey Mantle Miners Yankee Stadium

Judge Orders Welfare Pay For 3,000 In Nevada

A federal judge ordered Nevada to restore 3,000 women and children to welfare rolls and pay retroactive benefits denied since December after a crash audit. The ruling found due process failures including lack of hearing notices. Payments resume April 1, with potential costs to Nevada estimated at many millions.

Las Vegas Nev Nevada George Miller Roger Foley National Welfare Rights Organization Foley

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