Residents urge hospital zone on E Jackson Street two way plan
Three dozen residents from the 300 block of E Jackson St petitioned Mexico city council to restore two way traffic on East Jackson, establish a hospital zone speed limit of 20 mph, and reduce parking on the street. They cited safety concerns and backing-out difficulties, urging signs directing to Audrain Medical Center and a one way indicator for Hord St. The council referred the proposals to planning and zoning for study and possible action.
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E. Jackson St
Mexico City
City Hall
Denver Hudson
Lawrence Preent
Joe A. Gregory
1. Jackson
Hudson
Jackson
East Jackson St
Nielsen
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Hudson
Duane Rankin
Neil Nielsen
E. Jackson
Gregory
Calhoun St
Precht
Hord St
Turley To Face State Charge Now
Ernest Turley, 43, acquitted in a federal case in St Louis, will face a state armed robbery charge in Audrain County over the Laddonia State Bank robbery. Prosecutor Thomas I. Osborn filed the complaint June 26 linking Turley to the crime. A jury in federal court earlier found Turley not guilty after nine witnesses placed him elsewhere. Sheriff Harold Sulgrove will transport Turley to Audrain County this afternoon.
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Ernest Turley
St. Louis
Thomas I. Osborn
Turley
Laddonia State Bank
Osborn
Harold Sulgrove
Audrain County
Laird says commando raid on POW camp shows U S resolve
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird described a late night raid on a suspected North Vietnamese POW camp as a bold move to reassure POWs. He noted no prisoners were found and hinted at possible future raids, while a Pentagon source left open the chance of more operations.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
United States
Defense Secretary
Air Force
Pentagon
Hanoi
Son Tay
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Senate
Robert Dole
R-Kan
White House
Panhandle
North Vietnamese
Pen
Capitol Hill
Senate Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh Scott
Scott
Frank Church
Idaho
Mike Mansfield
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Edward M. Kennedy
Georges. McGovern
Arkansas
Flood Insurance Explained by Missouri Official at Council
Lee De Attley of the Missouri Water Resources Board explained the National Flood Insurance Program at the council meeting. He said the program, created under the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, pairs federal, private industry, and local governments to provide flood coverage nationwide. Rates for residences and small businesses vary by coverage, with subsidized costs noted and questions about the price without supplements.
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Lee de Attley
Missouri Water Resources Board of
Jefferson City
Mr. de Attley
Mexico
Corps of Engineers
de Attley
Nielsen
Aiken Warns of Disaster in U S Foreign Policy
Senator George D. Aiken urges President Nixon to adopt a bipartisan foreign policy and restore presidential congressional consultation. He criticizes both Johnson and Nixon administrations for sidelining Congress as Senate debates intensify over Vietnam and the Cambodia action.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Nixon
White House
Congress
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
U.S
Cambodia
Senate
Vietnam
Cost Of Living Jumps Again Six Months High
Washington AP reports October living costs rose six tenths of one percent, the sharpest in six months, eroding wage gains as average weekly pay fell 33 cents to 121.03. Transportation and clothing costs surged, while grocery prices dropped, pushing the CPI to 137.4 and costs 4.9 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Washington
White House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Federal Home Loan Bank
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Seventh Graders Run Day as Teacher for a Session
In Charlotte at J. T. Williams Junior High seventh graders led a mock school day with 12 year old William Becker acting principal. Students supervised hallways bus loadings and tests while teachers relaxed. The effort, approved by Principal Robert L. Davis Jr., aimed to foster responsibility.
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Davis
William
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