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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1975

Page

7

Chinese Seek To Hinder Detente In Kissinger Visit

In Peking a senior American official says China publicly scolds detente to bolster anti-Soviet sentiment in Congress while fearing Soviet expansion. Kissinger reports satisfactory talks with Mao and Teng Hsiao ping. Ford’s China trip dates to be announced soon.

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Bond opposes registration of handguns in Missouri

Gov. Christopher S. Bond rejects a MAPPS task force recommendation for universal handgun registration, citing no proven crime reduction. He supports mandatory five year prison terms for felonies involving firearms instead. Task force advisor Nancy Eisenstein notes concerns over effectiveness and investigation aid. Public hearings on MAPPS recommendations begin later this month.

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Ford Advisers Urge Cutback On Travels

Washington advisers to President Ford urge reduced domestic trips and a focus on using incumbency in Washington. They want broader GOP input on issues, noting fundraising strains from his position. Some see travel as ingrained but acknowledge it has raised over 2.5 million dollars for state Republican groups.

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Daylight Time Ends As Clocks Go Back One Hour

Washington reports clocks will be set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday ending eight months of Daylight Saving Time. Most states and territories observe the change except Arizona Hawaii Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands American Samoa and eastern Indiana. If Congress does nothing DST returns to six months daylight time six months standard time.

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