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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1971

Page

3

Phase 2 price controls explained for workers and small business

Washington AP summarizes Price Commission policy on post freeze price raises for labor and small firms. Key points include a target average rise of 2.5 percent yearly, mandatory posting of price ceilings, and rules linking increases to post freeze cost changes and productivity. Rents, utilities, and exemptions details are outlined along with compliance guidance for firms.

Washington The Price Commission Internal Revenue Service Rent Board Cost of Living Council

Nixon Abandons Plan to Abolish Agriculture Department

President Nixon dropped his bid to abolish the Agriculture Department after failure to win Capitol Hill backing. He announced that farm chores would be redistributed among new Cabinet units instead, while naming Earl L. Butz to take over as agriculture secretary and noting Clifford M. Hardin would leave. Congressional reaction ranged from relief to puzzlement as lawmakers noted the piecemeal approach to reorganization.

Washington Capitol Hill Nixon Agriculture Department Congress Executive Branch Clifford M. Hardin Earl L. Butz Agriculture

Earl Butz of Indiana Into Cabinet

President Nixon nominated Earl L. Butz former Eisenhower official to lead farmers toward promised prosperity. Hardin resigns as Agriculture Secretary to join Ralston Purina. Butz, Purdue administrator, drew early support from Farm Bureau NFU and Grange, while DNC criticized the move as restoring Benson era policy.

Washington Nixon Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Asst Earl L. Butz White House Ronald L. Gegler Hardin GOP Ralston Purina Co St. Louis University of Nebraska Butz Purdue University Research Foundation American Farm Bureau Federation National Farmers Union National Grange Lawrence F. O'Brien Ezra Taft Benson Dwight D. Eisenhower O’brien Benson Purdue Federal Land Bank Louisville West Lafayette Ind Indiana

School Menus November 15 19 at High and Hardin Elementary

High School meals for November 15 to 19 list daily options including Coney Island or bologna with fries slaw peaches and a cookie on Monday. lasagna or juicy burger with green beans and apricots on Tuesday. baked ham or tuna loaf with creamed peas carrots applesauce and rolls on Wednesday. fried chicken or barbecued chicken with whipped potatoes and buttered lima beans pineapple and bread on Thursday. fish with tartar sauce or ham salad sandwich with beans spinach fruit and a cookie on Friday. Elementary meals for the same week include pizza pattie with buttered corn apples and peanut butter cookies Monday. chili crackers celery sticks peach slices and coffee cake Tuesday. ham sandwich with baked potato slaw and applesauce Wednesday. fried chicken with whipped potatoes buttered peas and fruit juice gelatin cubes Thursday. grilled cheese succotash lettuce salad and chased fruit on Friday.

Coney Island Hardin

Dust Storm On Mars Dims as Mariner 9 Approaches

Photos from Mariner 9 show Mars shrouded by dust but allow glimpse of features such as the south polar cap Hellas Syrtis Major Mare Australe and other regions. NASA scientists anticipate closeup surface photos as the craft enters an 11 000 mile per hour plunge to an egg shaped orbit and begins two camera observations and atmospheric measurements.

Pasadena Calif Mariner 9 Mars Jet Propulsion Laboratory South Polar Hellas Syrtis Major South Pole Mare Australe Brad Smith New Mexico State University Mariner Harold Masursky U.S. Geological Survey Flagstaff Ariz

Veterans protest date change for Veterans Day

In Missouri, the 4th and 5th Districts of the Organized Veterans of World War I and the American Legion 10th District adopted resolutions opposing shifting Veterans Day from November 11 to October 25. Leaders say moving the date erodes the day’s solemn meaning and turns it into a holiday weekend.

ST. Louis Missouri 4Th Sth Organized Veterans of American Legion University City Ernest G. Keefer Rock Milton Hass

Americans Love Their Automobiles Feature

Detroit based piece notes Americans’ 70 year car love affair may shade into dependence and risk. It traces the car as a national way of life from Ford’s 1906 pledge to today, detailing economic links, pollution, road deaths, and shifting urban form. It surveys costs, ownership, and possible futures including electronic control and smaller cars.

John Barbour AP News Detroit Henry Ford America United States Ford Motor Co General Motors Chrysler Frank Turner Turner Highway Administration Department of Transportation George Higgins Michigan Chevrolet Ferndale Pennsylvania Volkswagen

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