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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
4
Paris High School presents members of the senior class with parents names addresses and future plans after graduation. Additional seniors to appear in coming editions.
The Washington Post won the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service for its Watergate disclosures with praise for reporters Robert Woodward and Carl Bernstein. Other winners included Nick Ut for spot news photos and Eagleton coverage by Knight News Service reporters Boyd and Hoyt.
Rodney T. Nebel, director of juvenile court services, announced 56 cases referred in April across Audrain, Montgomery, and Warren counties. Of these, 42 were boys and 14 girls. ages ranged from under 10 to 17. Truancy led with 10 cases, followed by possession or drinking as a minor with 7, careless driving with 6, and 5 each for shoplifting and ungovernable behavior.
Miss Helen Dunlop secretary to the late U.S. Senator Edward V. Long says she is hurt and astonished by Florence Longs $3.25 million alienation of affection suit. Police investigate possible poisoning after Long died November 6, 1972. his body was exhumed for stomach contents analysis. Long served as senator from 1960 to 1968 and earlier held state offices.
St Louis architect Charles Hutt, from Troy, involved with Schwarz Henmi and Zobel, visited Bowling Green with Congressman Bill Hungate and his son and daughter-in-law to inspect the Honeyshuck house once linked to Champ Clark and now owned by Hungate.
A weight loss ad promises rapid results with Odrinex tiny tablets claiming 14 years of use and thousands of users nationwide. It guarantees fat loss or money back, lists prices at 3.25 and 5.25, and offers no drugs, no starving or special exercise.
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