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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1977

Page

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Carter Gets Mixed Reviews From Congress

President Carter faces mixed congressional reactions to his leadership style. Some senators praise his clarity and courage while Republicans call ineptitude, and others note too many issues on the agenda. Carter defends his approach amid conflicting poll numbers.

House John Rhodes Carter Arizona Rhodes Abourezk Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy White House Congress

Dutch Tycoon Kidnapped After Nightclub Outing

A 61 year old Dutch hotel and club magnate Maurits Caransa was abducted outside the Continental Club as he left after a bridge game. Witnesses say five attackers dragged him into a red car. A kidnapper demanded Queen Juliana abdicate and the release of a Red Army Faction terrorist jailed in Holland. No injuries were reported. Authorities received calls claiming RAF responsibility and listing further demands including freeing Knut Folkers. Caransa has extensive hotel and catering holdings and sits on several corporate boards.

Amsterdam Netherlands Juliana Holland Maurits Caransa Caransa West Germany Red Army Milan Rome Telegraaf Knut Folkers Utrecht West Germany Caranda

Coalition Tries To Block Program In Senate Fight

An untested coalition in the Senate moves to derail a $49 billion eight year energy tax breaks package and send it back to committee. The effort seeks to end debate and could doom energy tax legislation this year. Democrats condemn the bill as a giveaway while Republicans discuss preserving incentives for the oil industry. President Carter supports a broader plan with higher taxes to spur conservation, while the Senate contends with a trimmed version lacking boiler fuel tax. The dispute centers on final concessions for industry and a homeowner insulation credit.

Washington Senate Senate Finance Committee Carter House Senate Committee Finance Committee Congress Guage Russell B. Long Dla Long

New Arrivals Bless Families With Three Audrain Babies

Grandparents listed for Kimberley Ann Willingham include Roy A. Willingham of Santa Fe and Robert O. Rodgers of Mexico. The infant born Wednesday at 59:53 am at Audrain Medical Center weighed seven pounds nine ounces, daughter of Jack B. Willingham and wife. A sister Tammy age 5 and great grandfather Burl Willingham of Paris noted. Cherie Nichole Gliser born at 4:05 am to Thomas H. Gliser of Montgomery City, six pounds, with father employed by Andrews Construction Co. A third baby Shauna Kaye Taylor born 2:48 am to L Russell Taylor Jr. of Centralia, six pounds 12 ounces. father works for A B Chance Co. in Centralia.

Kimberley Ann Willingham Roy A. Willingham Santa Fe Robert O. Rodgers Mexico Audrain Medical Center Jack B. Willingham Route 5 Tammy Burl Willingham Paris Willingham Kaiser Refractories Mrs. Willingham Wetterau Cherie Nichole Gliser Thomas H. Gliser Montgomery City Gliser Andrews Construction Co L. Russell Taylor Jr Centralia Shauna Kaye Taylor Taylor A.B. Chance Co

McCarthy Criticizes FEC Overreach and Waste

Former Minnesota senator Eugene McCarthy accuses the Federal Election Commission of wasting taxpayers' money and harassing minor candidates. In a newsletter for Citizens for the Republic, he cites civil suits against 30 congressional hopefuls who largely failed to win. He recalls his own $100 fine for late reports while at an old soldiers' home.

Los Angeles U.S Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Federal Election Commission McCarthy Commission Citizens For the Republic California Ronald Reagan Election Commission FEC Congress Massachusetts

Unneeded Mastectomies Under New Cancer Study

Washington report details a National Cancer Institute review of 506 cases originally labeled minimal from a breast cancer screening program. Findings show 64 benign and 22 borderline cases, with final results due November 15. The study spans 1,800 detected cancers. 280,000 women had mammograms in the program.

Washington National Cancer Institute Rajiph Nader Gram Diane Fink Institute Cancer Control and Rehabilitation Nci-American Cancer Society Breast Sidney Wolfe Nader Research Group Freedom of Information Act Wolfe Columbia Cancer Research Center University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan Iowa Lutheran Hospital Des Moines

Bradley Bids Farewell To California Home

Gen. Omar N. Bradley the United States five star general bid farewell to California saying he will miss the warm hospitality sunshine and laughter The 84 year old World War II commander moves to Fort Bliss Texas in mid November after a California National Guard tribute that included a 19 cannon salute and a Medal of Valor from Gov Edmund G Brown Jr. The ceremony featured all armed forces and a reviewing parade in Bradley s wheelchair with speeches about his health and long service.

Los Alamitos Calif Omar N. Bradley California Bradley Moberly Fort Bliss Tex California National Guard Edmund G. Brown Jr West Point Dwight D. Eisenhower

Skeleton May Be Remains Of Hoffa

In northeastern Pennsylvania a skeleton with gold dental work is being checked against Jimmy Hoffa’s records. Two states’ medical examiners compare age height and hair color, with the FBI watching, as Hoffa’s son confirms hope of identification.

New York Pennsylvania Teamsters Jimmy Hoffa Hoffa Honesdale Robert Jennings Wayne County James P. Hoffa Uion Jennings Dominick DiMaio FBI

Clarksville Man To Stand Trial for Wife’s Murder

Frank Barnhart of Clarksville Missouri is ordered to stand trial for the murder of his wife Dorothy shot several times with a shotgun on June 18. Barnhart, 53, is held in custody in lieu of a $100000 bond.

Bowling Green, Mo Frank Barnhart Clarksville Dorothy Barnhart

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