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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1971

Page

5

Professors Dismissal Sparks Moderation Rally at NMSC

At Northeast Missouri State College in Kirksville, a rally urged moderation after sociology professors Robert Jeven and Stephen Stone were not reappointed. About 30 of 300 attended. president Dr. Charles McClain denied plans to cut sociology. Students pressed for full disclosure and rehire.

Kirksville Hose Nissouri State College Ing Robert Jeven Stephen Stone Charles McClain Chicago Heyen Stone Eli Mittler Robert McKinney NMSC

Indian Claims Can't Be Drafted

A Seneca Indian in Cleveland refuses induction arguing sovereignty of his nation. Dennis Jon Bowen, youth director at the Cleveland American Indian Center, says FBI agents visited him March 15 and warned of an arrest order, though Cleveland FBI says no arrest order exists. Bowen, raised on Allegany Reservation, registered with Salamanca draft board and cites the Pickering Treaty of January 21, 1975, to support his stance.

Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland West Side Dennis Jon Bowen FBI Cleveland American Indian Center Bowen Allegany Indian Reservation Draft Board Salamanca N.Y United States

Bond Leaves Stamps in Vault After Senate Gift

Jefferson City AP Christopher Bond says he will keep about 31000 dollars worth of postage stamps in his vault awaiting guidance. He had previously donated 4440 dollars worth of stamps to the Missouri Senate after acting on the governor s advice. A House investigation and an attorney general opinion followed, noting state agencies must declare surplus through the purchasing agent who disposes of it. The attorney general ruled no surplus property was disposed of since the Senate held the stamps in trust.

Jefferson City Christopher Kit) Bond Bond Missouri Senate Haskell Holman Senate House Appropriations B.J Lucky) Cantrell D-Overland House James E. Godfrey D-St. Louis Atty John C. Danforth Danforth

Bayh proposes 13 extra weeks of unemployment benefits

Washington AP Sen Birch Bayh proposes an immediate 13 week extension of jobless benefits to aid about 300000 unemployed, with potential to help up to 1 million over two to three months. The plan would be fully federally financed and take effect now, rather than waiting for 1972 under current law.

Washington Birch Bayh Bayh Nixon U.S United States Congress

Missouri Faces 12 Million Federal Road Funds Risk

Missouri lawmakers heard that noncompliance with federal beautification plans could forfeit about 12 million dollars annually in federal road funds. The committee discussed compliance, billboard removal costs, and impacts on rural roadside advertising, with opposition from roadside businesses and motel owners. A marriage counseling service proposal and a juvenile offender publication bill were also debated.

Jefferson City Missouri House Roads and Highways Committee Walter L. Meyer D-Bellefontaine Robert Hyder The Highway Commission Department of Transportation Jim Longstreet High Hill House Civil and Criminal Procedure Committee Circuit Court Robert H. Branon Dhillsdale Bob F. Griffin

Sunrise services abandoned after 40 years in Baltimore

In Baltimore, the Sunrise Service at Memorial Stadium will not be held this Easter. Thomas O'Connor, president of the Sunrise Service Committee, says the small, aging group cannot recruit younger volunteers and is not up to organizing the event anymore.

Baltimore, Md Memorial Stadium Thomas O'Connor Sunrise Service Committee

Wellsville Personal News Briefs and Aalumnus Notes

Personal news from Wellsville items include Mrs Weiss and daughter Sherri planning to return home with Flair. Rev and Mrs Boyd on vacation March 29 to April 9 from Wellsville Baptist Church. a spring house warming at the Missouri country home of Mr and Mrs Paul Goshorn. Various neighbors hosted at Oliver’s spring gathering with long list of households present. Youth meeting reports from Moberly shared at Wellsville Christian Church. Calvin Bishop left for Alaska construction work. Ray Oliver journeyed with son and daughter in law to Longmont Colorado to visit a daughter and family.

Quenten Boyd Wellsville Baptist Church Oliver University of Country Missouri Paul Goshorn Wellsville W. H. McClain Roger Eckler Jr John Nation Jr John Nation Claude Robinson Jr John, Reagan Henry Kraftzeck Robert Lowry Owen Whitehead Hubert Updyke Carl Poindexter Dave Burgess T. R. Edwards Mose Wilson Moberly Calvin Bishop Alaska Ray Oliver Richard Oliver Columbia Longmont Colo Robert Weiss

Crime Down in St Louis and Kansas City 1970

FBI statistics show a slowdown in the 1970 crime rise compared with 1969. St Louis and Kansas City reported lower total crimes for 1970, aligning with a pattern in 22 major cities. Nationally the increase fell to 11 percent from 12 percent the prior year.

St. Louis Kansas City Washington FBI

New Florence Hogs Show Well at Poland China Nationals

Gerald Schindler of Caldwell Schindler Poland China breeders displayed hogs at the Poland China National Spotlight show and sale in Springfield, marking a strong showing. He exhibited a lightweight hog with a 31.6 inch length, 1.18 back fat, 5.8 loin eye, and 46.24 percent ham, finishing high in carcass competition and winning an individual judging prize. He also purchased hogs from Harvey Richardson of Oklahoma and Hazelett Middlesworth of Indiana and conveyed animals for Charles Bethel of New Florence.

Florence Gerald Schindler Caldwell-Schindler Poland China Springfield Schindler Hinth Harvey Richardson Oklahoma Hazelett and Middlesworth Indiana Charles Bethel New Florence A. Montgomery

Ledger Ad Copy Highlights Tissue Savings Promotion

An ad copy notes a carcass with gilt cut-out 99.6 inches 1.23 back fat and 6 inches loin eye on 44.37 percent ham and off. It emphasizes savings and earned value in buying household supplies, urging alert Ledger readers to spot bargains.

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