Minimum Wage Hike Passed By Congress To Nixon For Signature
Congress sent the minimum wage bill to President Nixon for his expected signature raising the rate to 2.30 an hour. The House approved the compromise after the Senate backed it 71 to 19. Senator Javits said the White House advised it would be signed, extending coverage to about 7 million workers including 1 million domestics.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
White House
Capitol
More Nixon Tapes Will Be Sought
The House impeachment inquiry staff will request more of President Nixon's tape conversations. Rodino and Hutchinson listened to portions and noted foul language, while acknowledging 18 tapes in hand and possible others from Brand materials. Special counsel Doar and White House comments followed, with related notes on 42 conversations and possible missing tapes.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Hutchinson
Rodino
John W. Dean
John Doar
Judiciary Committee
Doar
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
House
Baltimore Sun
John W. Dean III
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Sam J. Ervin Jr
CIA
Ervin
Kissinger Ends Talks With No US Nuclear Breakthrough
London AP says Kissinger flies home from Moscow with Soviet proposals short of a breakthrough for a new nuclear weapons treaty. A US Soviet communique notes possible mutually acceptable solutions and ongoing energetic efforts. US plans counterproposals and a May return to Moscow with a Nixon Brezhnev summit possible this summer.
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London
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Geneva
Brezhnev
Kremlin
U.s.soviet Treaty. the Pact, Signed By Nixon and Brezhnev
Mobile Homes Rise in Mexico Housing Choices
The piece surveys why diverse residents including a 32 year old shoe factory worker a retiree couple and a single city secretary turn to mobile homes. It cites Missouri Audrain counts 600 700 units and Mexico area surveys noting housing shortages high rental demand and limited new construction. It notes 580 000 national mobile homes in 1973 with 625 000 expected in 1974 and says newlyweds common buyers.
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Kimberly Mills
Jay Silverberg
Mexico
Commercial Credit Corp
Maryland
Audrain
Missouri
Holloway Neill
Taylor Sewell
Roy Kent
Kent Realty
Kent
Mary L. Todd
Todd’s Realty
Todd
Henry Galetschky
Mobile Home Areas and Street List
A compiled roster of mobile home parks and trailer courts including Atkins Elmwood Elmwood Ingram Lakeview Oak Crest and Sunset areas with streets such as Fairground Elmwood Elmwood Drive Liberty Street Route 3 and Highway 54. The list also mentions BIE Wodslva beh as a fragmentary item.
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Fairground Ave
Elmwood Drive
E. Liberty St
Missouri House approves campaign finance reform bill 151 to 5
The Missouri House gave final approval to a campaign finance reform bill described as a measure we can all be proud of. It calls for a bi partisan commission to monitor finances, centralized reporting, lower statewide spending limits, and pre and post election reports. The bill moves to the Senate where opposition is likely.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Kenneth Rothman
Senate
House
PSC
Afternoon Mail Run Is Ended In Mexico Post Office
The U S Postal Service ends the mid afternoon mail run from Mexico to Columbia effective Saturday. Mexico postmaster Arland Peck says the cut will reduce one afternoon shipment, as morning processing is being bolstered. Incoming 1 a m and 6 a m deliveries remain, and some Mexico mail moves to Columbia later in the evening.
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United State Postal Service
Columbia
Mexico
Arland Peck
Peck
Dispatch
Cainelon
Pun
Voters To Decide City School Races In Mexico
Mexicoans head to polls Tuesday to choose one city council member and two school board members. Precincts 4 5 9 10 11 12 13 vote at named centers with rural splits in 1A 1B and west east S West areas. Channel 12 TV will host three school board candidates Dr Tom Hodges Kermit Head James W DeBus. city council contenders Mayor Harold Enslen and Kenneth Keller.
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Mexico
Beagles Community Center
Rush Hill
South Fork
Vandiver Village
Kelly’s Furniture
R-3
4-H
Holsheiser’s
Thompson
Mexico High School
S. West At
Eugene Field School
S. West St
First Presbyterian Church
Channel 12
See Tv
League of Women Voters
Tom Hodges
Kermit Head
James W. DeBus
MHS
A P Green Refractories Co
Harold Enslen
Kenneth Keller
AP Green Refractories Co
IOOF
Liberty
City Candidates Enslen And Keller Answer LWV Questions
Mayor Harold Enslen and Kenneth Keller discuss city council qualifications and support for the council manager system in response to League of Women Voters questions. Enslen highlights prior service, civic roles, and budgeting experience. Keller cites public works background and leadership roles.
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Enslen and
Keller
LWV
Enslen
Mexico
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Crewe Coeur
Mexico-Andrain
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