Witness Tells Of Stans Meddling in Vesco Case
New York AP report details SEC chairman G Bradford Cook testimony in the Vesco fraud case. Stans allegedly influenced SEC actions to limit inquiry into Vesco's 200000 cash contribution for Nixon's 1972 campaign. Cook described conversations in a Texas rice field and a White House basement dining room.
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New York
Security and Exchange Commission
Maurice H. Stans
Robert L. Vesco
Nixon
G. Bradford Cook
SEC
Vesco
Stans
Cook
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Texas
White House
Finance Committee
House Group Recommends No Troop Cut in Europe
Washington AP report states a House armed services subcommittee backed no reductions in U S troops in Europe. The measure cites preserving leverage in U S Soviet negotiations and a law setting a formula for possible future cuts. The panel forwarded the report to the full House by voice vote amid an April 1 deadline.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Sub‘committee
U.S
Europe
Congress
Armed Services Committee
38 Teams In Drill Exhibition At MU
Thirty eight precision drill units will participate in the 16th ROTC meet at the Hearnes Multipurpose Building on the University of Missouri Columbia campus in April. Army Navy and Air Force teams from colleges universities military schools and high schools will compete for 29 team and individual trophies. Missouri Military Academy of Mexico is among the participants.
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Columbia
Hearnes
University of Missouri- Columbia
Army
Navy
Air Force
Army Rotc
UMC
Missouri Military Academy of Mexico
Channel 3 Manager Describes New 2000 Foot Tower Plan
Representatives from Mexico businesses and civic groups met at the Monterey Restaurant to hear Alvina M. Britz, KTVO Channel 3 general manager, discuss the station’s FCC application to erect a 2000 foot tower at LaBelle to extend coverage across Missouri, Iowa, Illinois including Mexico and nearby areas.
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Mexico
Monterey
Alvina M. Britz
Ktvo
Channel 3
Federal Communications Commission
LaBelle
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Public Financing Provisions Survive Senate Vote
The Senate voted 61 to 33 to keep public financing in a campaign reform bill. Senator James B. Allen proposed eliminating federal subsidies for most candidates, suggesting eligibility only for presidential campaigns in general elections. The debate highlighted division, with about one third opposing public financing entirely and a filibuster threat looming.
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Washington
Senate
James B. Allen
D.ala
Ing
Blause
Allen
Congress
South
House
Exxon Denies Oil Shortage Fueled by Plot and Policy
Exxon senior vice president George C. Piercy told the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee that the oil shortage since October stems from high demand and failed alternative energy growth, not conspiracy or poor planning. He cited Middle East limits on production and specific cuts in Libya and Kuwait. Senator Frank Church urged breaking up oil monopolies, calling Aramco a monopoly and accusing price-supportive production restraints by Iran and others.
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Washington
Exxon
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
George C. Piercy
Exxon Corp
Piercy
Middle East
Libya
Kuwait
Aramco
Iran
Stan Erdel Resigns From Juvenile Office to Join Mental Health Group
Rodney T. Nebel announced the resignation of Stan Erdel deputy juvenile officer in the 12th judicial circuit effective April 7. Erdel, with the office since September 1972, will join the East Central Missouri Mental Health Association in Mexico on April 8. Nebel did not name a successor.
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Rodney T. Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
Stan Erdel
Erdel
East Central Missouri Mental Health Association
Mexico
Nebel
Miss Renstrom Cast in Just So Stories at NSU
Diana Louise Renstrom daughter of Arthur G Renstrom of Martinsburg has been cast as The Lady in the Hat in a children's theater production of Aurand Harris Just So Stories by University Players of Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville April 3 5 She is a sophomore English student with two years in props lighting and construction at the university theater programs
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Diana Louise Renstrom
Arthur G. Renstrom
Martinsburg
the Lady In the Hat
Aurand Harris
University Players
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Miss Renstrom
Emergency Medical Exam Dates Set
The national registry exam for EMT certification will be held April 30 and May 1 at Audrain Medical Center. Written part April 30 7 9 p.m. Practical May 1 2 6 p.m. Eligibility requires completion of an approved emergency medical aid program. Apply at AMC nursing office or Mrs. Alice Montague. For questions contact Montague at 581-1760 ext 231.
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National Registry
Audrain Medical Center
Stribling House
Alice Montague
AMC
Montague
Jaycees Plan Honor Award For Student
Mexico Jaycees approved a new Jaycee Spirit Award for a Mexico high school senior for community and school involvement. The award includes an engraved plaque and a $25 savings bond. The group met at Monterey Restaurant and planned Lenten breakfasts at First United Methodist Church, with Sherwood Mann chairing. An April 20 Region 2 meeting in Moberly was announced, plus an April 27 installation banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
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Mexico Jaycees
Monterey
Knights of Columbus
Jaycee
Major McNabb Receives Meritorious Service Medal in Turkey
Major David R. McNabb USAF was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal at a ceremony in Incirlik Turkey. He commands the USAF base at Erhac Turkey and is son in law of Mrs KEJ Andersen of Montgomery City Missouri. The citation notes his leadership of the Weapons and Tactics office with the 32nd Tactical Fighter Squadron in Camp New Amsterdam Netherlands and his role in an Air Combat Training program. He served with the 32d TFS in the Netherlands from Aug 28 1969 to July 7 1973.
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David R. McNabb
USAF
United States Air Force
Incirlik
Turkey
Erhac
KE. J. T. Andersen
Montgomery City
United States
32Nd Tactical Fighter
Camp New Amsterdam
Netherlands
McNabb
Major McNabb
32D Tfs
Driver's license renewals restricted to select days and hours
License renewals may be processed only on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 p.m., contingent on the vision tester. Billie Potts, license agent, notes new data cards available Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring social security number. Car licenses require personal tax receipts and title information. license cost is $3.40, corrected from $3.50.
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Billie Potts
Aluminum wage and price controls lifted for four firms
The Cost of Living Council ended wage and price controls on the aluminum industry and secured commitments from Aluminum Company of America Reynolds Metals Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Alcan Aluminum to cap price increases at 31.6 cents per pound through June 1 and 93.5 cents through August 1, in an effort to ease a domestic shortage and align US prices with world prices.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
John T. Dunlop
U.S
Audrain County Students Earn Arts and Science Honors
Three Audrain County students were among MU Columbia honors during Arts and Science Week. Lisa Marie Stoutz Vandalia senior in Arts and Science earned English honors, Melanie R. Boicourt Mexico junior dually enrolled in education and Arts and Science earned art honors, and Drake Nesbitt Smiley Mexico senior in Arts and Science earned sociology honors. Scholastic achievement recognized by 21 departments and three associated departments along with Phi Beta Kappa candidates.
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Audrain County
University of Missouri
Columbia
Lisa Marie Stoutz
Vandalia
College of Arts and Science
Melanie R. Boicourt
Mexico
Drake Nesbitt Smiley
Phi Beta Kappa
Army To Link Maneuvers With Guard and Reserves
Washington report says the Army will, for the first time this summer, link 26 National Guard and 3 Army Reserve battalions with 10 US-based combat divisions. Reservists will train alongside full-time troops at multiple bases, with potential active-duty attachment in a crisis.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
Army Reserve
Arkansas
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Texas
North Carolina
Dunlop urges keeping some price controls amid Congress shifts
Washington AP reports Cost of Living Council Director John T. Dunlop warns higher medical and construction costs if controls end. Senate Banking Committee rejects bill to extend authority beyond April 30. Dunlop says congressional mood swings hinder economic policy. Other notes include a 1.8% rise in the Commerce index, February trade surplus of 213 million, higher petroleum import costs, Meany criticizing inflation and urging pro U.S. trade policy, and coal firms agreeing to production boosts and price restraint until November 12 in exchange for lifting wage and price controls.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Dunlop
Commerce Department
Goverment
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Frank Church
Didaho
Church
Arabian American Oil Company
Aramco
Saudi Arabia
Mexico Ledger Page Two Report
Page two of the Mexico Ledger from Thursday March 28, 1974. Contains brief local items and notices likely including community news, small updates, and public notices typical of a midweek newspaper page.
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Mexico
House OKs giant school aid bill with anti busing amendments
The House passed a broad three year extension of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and related programs 380 to 26 but added two anti busing amendments. One would force courts to seek alternatives before ordering busing, then limit busing to the nearest school. The second would bar federal funds for busing costs in desegregation plans. Rep. Carl D Perkins opposed the amendments fearing Senate defeat. Rep. John Ashbrook sponsored the funds ban.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carl D. Perkins
Dky
Perkins
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Samuel Travis Black Is Born to Columbia Couple
Samuel Travis Black, born at 2 07 p m on March 14 in Columbia, weighs six pounds 14 1/2 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black. mother is Helen Weaver of Mexico. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. J E Gipson and C L Black of Mexico. great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J J Pulis of Thompson and Mrs. Bessie Dodd of Mexico. Father works as an insurance salesman in Columbia.
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Charles Black
Columbia
Samuel Travis
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