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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
6
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MEMPHIS AP President Nixon sought qualified women for the vice presidency and received a list of five or six recurring names who were considered. Anne Armstrong said those names went to Camp David with the rest of the deliberations as Nixon weighed his choice to succeed Spiro Agnew. Armstrong noted this as a milestone toward a woman vice president.
Washington AP EPA approves transportation control plans for 22 metros with fuel rationing restrictions to meet 1977 clean air deadlines. Administrator Russell E Train says the measures need extra time to reduce emissions and meet air quality standards.
Personal news covers Lutheran Women mission emphasis at Wellsville with choir, Bible study and guest speakers. In other items, families visit, a funeral in Potosi prompts travel, and Methodist Guild hosts a silent auction for school milk. The article also outlines federal air quality plans targeting five California areas, Denver, and other major metros with vehicle restriction steps to meet 1977 standards.
In Chelsea Massachusetts a Sunday blaze destroyed 18 city blocks and damaged 12 others. About 1,100 people were forced to the streets with 800 buildings and 62 businesses lost. No deaths reported. damage over 100 million dollars. Relief agencies mobilized food, shelter, and financial aid as officials seek disaster declaration.
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