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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1975

Page

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Unions Oppose Ford Backed New York City Loan Bill

AFL-CIO voiced opposition to legislation granting loan guarantees to financially distressed New York City alleging the bills in Congress let city labor contracts be altered by a federal board. The House Ways and Means Committee debated the loan guarantee bill while the Senate Banking Committee delayed action. Governor Carey said a federal board could be acceptable if appeal rights remained, and Rep Edwards predicted a House floor vote next week with a two thirds majority.

Washington Afl-Cio New York City Congress Ford Labor Organization New York House Senate Banking Committees Ways and Means House Banking Committee New York State Civil and Constitutional Rights Subcommittee Full Judiciary Committee Senate Banking Committee Carl Albert Federal al Zack Afi-Cio Hugh Carey Federal Board Carey Don Edwards Dcalif Edwards

Beard weighs new complaint against Harrington over CIA testimony

Rep. Robin Beard contemplates filing an amended ethics complaint against Rep. Michael Harrington after the House Ethics Committee dismissed a prior filing 7 to 3. The case cites Harrington's disclosure of CIA Director Colby’s testimony on Chile under Allende and questions whether the meeting was properly conducted.

Washington Robin I Beard R-Tenn Michael J. Harrington Dmass House CIA House Ethics Committee John J. Flynt Dga William E Congress Allende Harrington Colby Flynt Ethes Committee Jucien N. Nedzi Dmich

Nix Named Chairman-Elect Of Missouri Mental Health Group

Orvie Nix, director of mental health services at East Central Missouri Mental Health Center, was chosen chairman-elect of the Missouri Coalition of Community Mental Health Centers at the annual Columbia meeting. He will serve a year as chair-elect and in 1977 as chairman. Attendees included East Central staff. Mrs Georgia Eckelman and Dr Kenneth Mace led workshops on partial hospitalization and outpatient services respectively.

Orvie Nix East Central Missouri Mental Health Center Missouri Coalition of Community Mental Health Centers Columbia Nix Georgia Eckelman Kenneth Mace Eckelman Mace

Randall Child Has Leukemia

John Randall six year old son of Mr and Mrs Jim Randall of 214 Barberry is a patient at University Medical Center in Columbia diagnosed with leukemia. The boy has lived in Mexico and attends Cerebral Palsy School since February 1972. His father is pastor of Love Street Christian Church and the family has three other children.

John Randall Jim Randall University Medical Center Columbia Randall Love Street

Telegram Spy Work Stopped After Queries

The National Security Agency halted its Shamrock program secretly reading thousands of international telegrams after investigators began questioning the practice. Begun in 1947 with RCA ITT and Western Union, the project expanded to include American citizens and reviewed about 150000 messages a month for NSA analysts.

Washington National Security Agency Senate Intelligence Committee Sen Frank Church NSA Shamrock Defense James R. Schlesinger Senate Rockefeller Commission Commission Church Idaho White House Executive Branch Harry Truman RCA International Telephone and Telegraph Western Union International United States Ford Administration Ron Nessen Ford

Missouri Boy Returns Home With New Vitality

SEATTLE AP A 13 year old Missouri boy David Anderson returned home to California Missouri after a bone marrow transplant from his 16 year old brother Christopher at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Doctors said blood counts near normal and infection risk remains. he will wear a facial mask and miss school until fall 1976. Funds raised in Missouri and Seattle helped cover 20 000 to 25 000 dollars of the operation with additional support from civic groups and inmates in Jefferson City.

Seattle David Anderson Darla California Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Christopher David Penny Koch Dr. Koch Ford Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center Joyce Anderson Missouri Jefferson City Paul Kansas City Kan

Governor names St Louis woman to MU Curators

Barbara Berkmeyer, 32, Chesterfield Republican and 1966 MU graduate, named to the University of Missouri Board of Curators by Gov. Bond. She will replace William S. Thompson Jr. upon Senate confirmation. term ends Jan. 1, 1979. She was the first athletic scholarship recipient for MU and is Missouri's women golf champion, with four titles. She has taught in St Louis County schools for 7 years and is pursuing a master's in education at MU-St. Louis.

Jefferson City Barbara Berkmeyer Chesterfield University of Missouri Board of Curators Christopher S. Bond Berkmeyer University Columbia William S. Thompson Jr Senate University of Missouri Missouri St. Louis University of Missouri-St. Louis

Gun Delivery Stirs Moslems In Lebanon

Moslem leaders accuse President Franjieh of backing Christian militia arms shipments to Phalangists after a cease-fire. Karami orders arms stoppage, army slow to act, ship loaded with 700 tons of arms found near Jumieh Bay. Controversy widens as Kamal Jumblatt and Pierre Gemayel comment amid cross‑border blame.

Beirut Lebanon Suleiman Franjieh Rashid Karami Franjieh Karami Phalange Party Jumieh Bay Tebanon Christian Phalangist Party Kamal Jumblatt Tony Pierre Gemayel Libya Syria Iraq

REA Express Bankruptcy Ends Large Carrier Era

REA Express Inc, once the nation’s largest surface carrier, has been judged bankrupt and will liquidate within a week to 10 days. Judge John J. Galgay ruled Thursday after Chapter 11 steps begun February 18, with about 8,000 jobs at stake. Stephen Finkel, a spokesman, said freight will be delivered first before complete sale. The firm operated 232 terminals in the United States Canada and Puerto Rico.

New York REA Express, Inc John J. Galgay Federal Bankruptcy Court Stephen Finkel REA REA Express United States Canada Puerto Rico

Mrs Susan Huffman Recovering From Knee Surgery

Miss Susan Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Huffman of 1424 Hickory Hill is in Audrain Medical Center recovering from knee surgery.

Susan Huffman Audrain Medical Center Larry Huffman Hickory Hill

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