McGovern attacks Nixon as wasteful spending in NY rally
Democratic nominee George McGovern accused President Nixon of drunken sailor spending on military overkill and warned of a $30 billion 1973 deficit with total under Nixon possibly exceeding $100 billion. He contrasted cuts to education and health care with a looming spending ceiling and ridiculed Nixon for acting to shield overdue budget decisions.
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McGovern to unveil antiwar plan during Columbus Day weekend
Senator George McGovern set to announce a plan to end the Indochina war on October 10 as part of a major antiwar campaign. Aides said Nixon’s spending policies and a looming budget deficit were central themes, with Shriv er urging labor turnout against Nixon. Campaigns of Agnew and Schmitz are noted in related coverage.
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Columbus Day Holiday At Mexico Post Office
The Mexico post office will observe Columbus Day with no city or rural mail delivery and closed windows. Normal holiday mail collection and dispatch occur, and special delivery is provided. Incoming mail is processed but later than a normal day, and box customers will receive mail later due to holiday delays.
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R.C. Romdall
Romdall
Moberly Considers 1 Cent City Sales Tax
The Moberly council votes to place a 1 cent city sales tax on the November 7 general election ballot. Mayor Charles Carter says revenue will fund a new police and fire facility and construction of storm and sanitary sewers citywide.
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Charles Carter
Scandinavian Airlines Orders Three DC 10 Jets
St Louis AP The McDonnell Douglas DC 10 tri-jet airliners valued at 66 million dollars are ordered by Scandinavian Airlines. The move was announced in St Louis on Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
Scandinavian Airlines
Hearnes urges Democrats to rally for McGovern message
Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes tells Democratic women to stop quarreling and avoid negative talk about McGovern. He urges tying criticism to Watergate and wheat scandals, arguing every critique harms the state ticket and stressing selling the party’s record to voters.
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Missouri Abortion Law Upheld by Court
Missouri Supreme Court upholds the state abortion ban as constitutional in a 6-1 decision, reversing a lower ruling. The court said future changes may come if U S Supreme Court rulings shift abortion law, while a dissent warned the statute remains vague and violates rights.
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Robert T. Donnelly
Robert E. Seiler
Seiler
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Woman charged with drunk driving on a horse in Fort Morgan
In Fort Morgan Colorado Elaine Greene 31 was arrested Monday night for riding a horse while intoxicated. She rode through a bar and into another as four officers urged her to dismount and walked her to jail after she refused to ride in the patrol car. She spent a night in jail. The fate of the horse was not known.
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Elaine Greene
Kiwanis Hears Lt-Governor From Moberly
Lt Governor Lloyd Baker of Moberly spoke to the Mexico Kiwanis Club at the Monterey noon meeting. He installed 1972 officers: Joe Hodgin president James Young president elect Jack Mirts vice president Harold Enslen secretary James DuBus treasurer Wells Van Wyngarten past president.
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Moberly
Mexico
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Hodgin
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Steve Collins
Dave Sutton
Vocational Youth Councils Elected At Mexico Area V T S
The Vocational Youth Councils for 1972 73 at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School have been elected. Morning and afternoon councils list officers and members with Davis Hart as sponsor and school director.
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John Fierge
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Jimmi Foreman
Marsha Durham
Catherine Childs
Stew Craghead
Mike Young
Rand Higby
Bill Pearl
One Phillips
Cathy Roe
Keith Ose
Brad Smallwood
Davis Hart
Governor Hearnes Mother Dies in Charleston at 85
The mother of Gov. Warren B. Hearnes Mrs Edna Eastman Hearnes 85 died at a Charleston nursing home after a six month illness and a recent stroke. Survived by two sons Robert and Donald plus 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. funeral Friday at First Baptist Church Charleston.
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Moline
Ill
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