Kaiser Refractories to Expand Mexico Plant Capabilities
Kaiser Refractories plans a $500,000 expansion at its Mexico plant to fulfill a government defense contract, with about $250,000 for a single purpose facility and new specialized personnel. The plant employs roughly 570 people and operates under Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation of Oakland, California. The Mexico plant merged with Kaiser in 1959, with ongoing modernization since.
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Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
J.F. Knight
Knight
Kaiser
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation
Oakland
Calif
Mexico Refractories Co
Oakland Company
Route 1
J.B. Arthur
On Today's Sports Page MHS Bulldogs Coloring Book
Fourteen teams and a playful feature highlight the MHS Bulldogs on today’s sports page. The section blends lighthearted coloring prompts with team names and local sports notes to engage younger readers while spotlighting school spirit.
Mexico school vote books close next Tuesday
Mexicoans must register by 5 p.m. September 5 for the October 3 middle school bond election. Registrations for the November 7 general election close at 5 p.m. October 9.
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Pauline Harrison
Plans Set For Chevy Chase 125-Unit Housing Venture
Construction to begin next week on an eight-building phase housing project in the Chevy Chase subdivision southwest Mexico. Chevy Chase Developers secured eight building permits totaling about 611000 for 62 apartments with future expansion and a central playground. HUD FHA and Equal Opportunity approved the plan, with Phase I expected to be 80 percent occupied within a year.
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Mexico
Chevy Chase
Taylor Sewell
W. Breckenridge Drive
Marine Drive
DeHaven
S&s. Fairgrounds
W. Manafield
W. Breckenridge Sta
HUD
FHA
Equal Opportunity
Sewell
W. Breckenridge Dr
W. Breckenridge St
Marine Dr
Nixon and Tanaka Reach Accord on Dollar Aid Plan
In Honolulu Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka wrap a mid Pacific summit with a joint communique outlining a one shot Japanese move to ease the dollar crunch. The plan calls for more than 1 billion dollars of American goods paid in advance.
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Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuel Tanaka
mid-Pacific
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Japan
Washington
Kasjima
Qahu
William P. Rogers
Masayoshi Ohira
Tanaka
United States
Secret Film Evidence Points to Watergate Break-In
Miami State Attorney Richard Gerstein said a photog rapher testified to a second break-in at the Watergate era Democratic National Headquarters. Photographer Michael Richardson linked two men, Bernard Barker and Frank Sturgis, to a rush job on June 10 and to obtaining what appeared to be letters between Democratic leaders.
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Miami
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Watergate Complex
Washington, D.C
Michael Richardson
CIA
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Richardson
Martin Dardis
Barker and
Sturgis
Rich Photog
Photographer links Barker Watergate photos to O'Brien letters
A Miami photographer testified about 8x10 prints from two 35mm rolls showing what appeared to be personal letters between Lawrence F. O’Brien and other Democratic leaders. He described deceptive handling, noted paying $93.30 for the prints, and said he alerted the FBI after recognizing Barker in a newspaper photo. The FBI and Florida officials investigate possible Florida state law violations including conspiracy and cash checks in Barker’s account.
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Richardson
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Larry
Barker
FBI
FBI Miami
Washington
Miami
Gerstein
Dade County
Florida
Gabriel Williams Dies At 55
Funeral services for Gabriel M. Williams 55 of 609 S Union St will be at 2 pm Tuesday at St Luke s Methodist Church. He died Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. He worked for Burlington Railroad as a section laborer. Survivors include wife Mary, son Gabriel Williams Jr and daughter Alina Joetta Williams, siblings and four grandchildren.
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Gabriel M. Williams
S. Union St
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Williams
Audrain Medical Center
Cato Sims
Elmwood Cemetery
Arnold Funeral Home
Mr. Williams
Santa Fe
Edward
Maude Moore Williams
Mary T. Clark
Mexico
Burlington Railroad
Gabriel Williams Jr
Alina Joetta Williams
Clifford
Walter Williams
Willie Tibbs
Louella Wisley
Columbia
Clementine Nickens
Parents Seek Federal Protection for Oklahoma City Students
A group of black parents demanded federal protection for their children, saying they would not return to schools after racial disorders earlier in the week. They met with the school board, then visited the U.S. attorney and U.S. marshal to request federal officers on buses and in schools. Attendance was light at two high schools previously involved in fighting.
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Oklahoma City
School Board
U.S. Attorney
U.S. Marshal
Draft numbers show 15900 to be drafted this year
Selective Service announced that men with lottery numbers through 95 will be drafted in the last three months. About 15,900 will be inducted this year, raising the total to 60,000 as Army enlistment needs. Most inductions to occur in October and November.
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Washington
Selective Service
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Nixon
Fischer defeats Spassky to win world chess title
The American Chess Federation head said Fischer's victory was expected. Col. E B Edmondson predicted a long reign for Fischer, noting the world impact and the end of Russian dominance after Spassky resigned. Leroy Dubeck said no young players near Fischer's class.
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American Chess Federation
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Col
E.B. Edmondson
U.S
Fischer
Spassky
Reykjavik
Iceland
Lothar Schmid
United States
Edmondson
Leroy Dubeck
U.S. Chess Federation
Dubeck
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