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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1973

Page

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Camp David Costs Soaring Over Nixon Era

Washington AP reports Navy testimony to a House subcommittee shows Camp David operating costs soared to about 640000 in the last fiscal year, more than quadruple since the Nixon era. Johnson years averaged 145000 to 148000 yearly, with defense officials citing higher maintenance. Chairman Brooks criticized excess expenditures amid a broader cost-cutting climate.

Washington Navy Camp David Nixon D. G. Iselin House Lyndon B. Johnson Jack Brooks D-Tex Don R. Brazier Defense Department Key Biscayne Fla San Clemente Calif Brooks

Credit Card OK For Fines In Parma Court

Parma Municipal Court will accept Master Charge credit cards for payment of fees and traffic fines starting today. Court clerk Walter Shipka said presiding judge Richard Ross authorized the move as long as the court avoids service charges, with negotiations under way to add Bank AmeriCards.

Cleveland, Ohio Parma Municipal Court Walter Shipka Richard Ross Shipka Bank AmeriCards Cleveland

Bangkok quiets as military rulers flee after street fighting

After two days of clashes that drove Thailand's three top rulers into exile, Bangkok shops reopen and traffic returns. Insurgent students begin cleanup as curfew ends. Dawee becomes defense minister and Sanya Thammasak is named premier, with student leaders urging cooperation.

Bangkok Thailand Thanom Kittikachorn Praphas Charusathien Col Narong Kittikachorn Thanom Praphas Narong Taiwan Dawee Chullasapya Bhumibo Adulyadej Sanya Thammasak

Hudsons Express Family Thanks For Aid To Jeff

Mr and Mrs James Hudson and family express gratitude to Ledger readers for aid during Jeff Hudsons illness Donations totaling over 14000 came from Ledger story and residents of Mexico and local health staff They thank Rev Frank Park Dr Harold Lankford Kathryn Stemmley Mildred Hayes Donna Harmon Mary Anderson and many friends neighbors and relatives

James Hudson Daca Ledgerland Hudsons Jeff Ledger T and Ledger Mexico Frank Park Harold Lankford Kathryn Stemmley Mildred Hayes Donna Harmon Mary Anderson Hudson

Agnew Calls Tax Case a Nightmare Come True

Former vice president Spiro Agnew delivers a 17 minute national television valedictory saying his political ruin is a nightmare. He defends himself against extortion and bribery charges, explains his tax plea as a fast resolution, and lauds Nixon and Ford while urging reforms in campaign funding and government contracting.

Washington Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Justice Department Maryland Middle East Nashville (Tenn Gerald R. Ford Michigan House

Pact to Settle Fishing War Between Britain and Iceland

Britain and Iceland move toward a basis for settling their fishing rights dispute in Icelandic waters. If approved by both governments, the interim accord would limit British trawler effort in a 50 mile zone, restricting number and size of vessels to protect stocks for about two years.

London Britain Iceland Edward Heath Oladur Johannesson

No Comment By Justices On Bug Story

Supreme Court justices stayed silent after Justice Douglas claimed the conference room might be bugged amid wiretap disputes. Five justices declined to comment, while court staff offered no response, highlighting concerns about secrecy at the high court.

Douglas Court Public Information Office Lyndon B. Johnson District of Columbia Johnson White House Joseph Califano Washington William H. Rehnquist

KC Girl Is MU Queen

Judy Corington a Missouri senior from Kansas City is named the 1973 homecoming queen at the University of Missouri. She will be crowned at halftime of the Oklahoma State game. First runner up is Lesli Hutchins of Columbia and second runner up Sharon Staggers of Hayward California.

Columbia, Mo Judy Corington Kansas City University of Missouri Lesli Hutchins Columbia Sharon Staggers Hayward Calif

Gasoline Prices Seen Rising Under Pass-Through Rules

Gas prices may climb as high as 45 cents per gallon under a Cost of Living Council pass-through proposal. Gerald Kroll of the Service Station Dealers Association predicts continued price increases after wholesale costs rise, with the council allowing about one third of independent stations to raise prices by one tenth to 1.5 cents per gallon.

St, Louis Cost of Living Council Gerald Kroll Service Station Dealers Association of Missouri Kroll CLC Krol Washington Charles Binsted National Congress of Petroleum Retailers Charles Owens Council John T. Dunlop

Bond Declares Flood Counties Disaster Areas

Gov. Christopher S. Bond declared all Missouri counties affected by Missouri River floods as disaster areas after heavy rains. The 36 northern counties qualify for state assistance, enabling potential federal designation. Kansas City area cleanup and evacuations continued as backwaters trapped residents. At Tracy, nine feet of Platte River floodwaters covered downtown, delaying returns by two days. Army Corps of Engineers projected a 31 foot crest at St. Charles, six feet above flood stage.

Associated Press Missouri Christopher S. Bond Kansas City Tracy Platte River Army Corps of Engineers St. Charles St. Louis

End Secrecy urged by Bundy on openness in government

Former presidential adviser McGeorge Bundy urged more openness in White House foreign and domestic affairs during a St. Louis talk. He argued multilateral diplomacy must be open, while details may wait, and warned against overpowering secrecy. He said a strong, open presidency can cooperate with Congress and the press as he noted Mid East difficulties. Fox Hunters trials set for Oct 19-21 at Cuivre River State Park near Troy with Frenchman’s Bluff as HQ.

ST. Louis McGeorge Bundy White House Bundy Vietnam Kennedy Johnson Harvard Ford Foundation St. Louis Council On World Affairs United State Moscow Peking Hanoi Executive Branch Congress Middle East FOX Hunter Trials Troy Lincoln County Fox Hunters Association Cuivre River State Park Frenchman's Bluff

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