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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1977

Page

5

China Has Changed In Many Ways

Robert M. White reflects on changes in China since 1972 during a visit to the People's Republic. He notes signs on a Peace Avenue building, leadership shifts to Hua Kuo-feng and Teng Hsiao-ping, and a growing public appetite for books and varied fashions. The piece contrasts past somber restraint with today's more relaxed, colorfully dressed urban life and increased English use.

Peace Avenue Peking Hotel The Chinese Communist Party Chairman Mao China Taiwan Hua Kuo-feng Teng Hsiao-ping Teng Dung Hua W-ah Mao Chou En-lai Central Committee Shanghai Fawcett-Majors Lenin Peking University University of Chicago Harvard Yale Cal Tech

Mexico Tree Program Wins 1977 Governor's Award

Mexico earns the Governor's Town Treescape Award in the 10000 to 40000 population category for its five year public property tree planting program. City forester William H. Thompson will receive the honor at a Community Betterment Conference banquet in Jefferson City on Oct. 25, where Gov. Joseph Teasdale will present the prize. The program has planted thousands of trees since 1973 at Fairgrounds Park Elmwood Cemetery Hardin Park Audrain County Historical Museum city hall and other sites. Next year will conclude the five year plan with a public drawing to distribute 100 trees to residents. the city will continue planting along W Boulevard and test hybrid poplars at the city landfill.

City of Mexico William H. Thompson Division of Community Development Jefferson City Joseph Teasdale Thompson W. Boulevard Street John Umstattd

Carter Sees End To Treaty Controversy

The Carter administration reports favorable Senate reaction to a new understanding with Panama's Omar Torrijos on the Panama Canal treaty. The unsigned statement says the U S can defend the canal and that U S warships may pass first in a crisis. Senators have not commented yet. The vote outlook remains uncertain with a Panamanian referendum set for October 23.

Washington Carter Senate Panama Omar Torrijos United States U.S Sol Linowitz Robert Byrd Howard Baker Byrd Linowitz Baker Foreign Relations Committee White House Jody Powell

Senators Reject Plans To Boost Energy Taxes

The Senate Finance Committee rejected President Carter’s proposed energy taxes and backed tax breaks aimed at conservation. If approved by the full Senate and conference with the House, the final bill could mix Carter’s taxes with committee incentives, costing about 32 billion dollars through 1985.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Carter Senate Senate House House Senate Committee James Schlesinger Finance Committee Treasury Conference Committee U.S

Family Plans Tuesday Rites For Show Business Legend

MADRID AP Bing Crosby's son Harry arrived in Madrid to bring home the body of the entertainer who died at 73 from a heart attack after golf near Madrid. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Los Angeles, with burial likely beside his parents and first wife. Autopsy confirmed heart attack. body to fly to Los Angeles Monday with Harry Crosby. Crosby, famed golfer and crooner known as Der Bingle, had toured Britain for charity when injured earlier.

Madrid Spain Bing Crosby Harry Crosby Harry Crosby Los Angeles Kathryn U.S la Moraleja Club Red Cross Hospital Kathryn Crosby Hillsborough Calif Stanley Hanfling San Mateo der Bingle Dad Hob Hope Heaven Frank Sinatra Bing

Entertainment World Mourns Bing Crosby Death

Los Angeles AP reports a wave of grief across show business after Bing Crosby’s death. Friends like Dorothy Lamour Bob Hope Frank Sinatra George Burns Milton Berle and John Wayne honor his career.

Los Angeles Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour Crosby Bob Hope Miss Lamour Bing Sinatra George Burns Hollywood Milton Berie Berie Berle

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Robert M. White Mexico Ledger Mr. White People’s Republic of China Alex Brokken Sid Brokken Opal Peking Tienan Men Square RMW II Carter-Torrijos Senate Foreign Relations Committee Dean Rusk Henry Kissinger Torrijos Juan Tomas Gandarias Gandarias Entertainment World John Wayne Fred Astaire
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