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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1972

Page

6

Billions Spent On Inaccurate School Data

Washington AP report says a program to aid the poor under Title 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act spent billions based on unreliable estimates. An audit of 11 school systems found weak guidance on comparability, with state reviews often absent. Robert R. Wheeler described the review as a training effort for better monitoring.

Washington Gep Department of Health, Education and Welfare Naacp Legal Defense Fund Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights Under Law U.S. Office of Education Robert R. Wheeler

Five Killers Still Hunted

In Christansted St. Croix five fugitives sought by FBI and local police evade capture after a week of pursuit through rough hills. Heat and humidity hinder the hunt for killers believed responsible for eight deaths in a Fountain Valley Golf Course clubhouse robbery. Two men remain jailed on related charges.

Christiansted St. Croix VL FBI Fountain Valley Golf Course U. S

St Roberts Areas Put Off Limits At Fort Leonard Wood

Two areas near St Roberts at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri were ordered off limits to all military personnel by Maj Gen William Bradley effective immediately and indefinitely. The ban follows a rise in violence linked to prostitution and gambling in the post vicinity near Four Corners Henerys Bar B Que Owl Cafe and Club and surrounding trailer homes. Four people were killed one wounded and a mobile home bombed since July 22 as authorities fight post area crime.

Leonard Wood St. Roberts William T. Bradley Bradley Post Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board Four Corners Henery’s Owl Ft. Leonard Wood

Lightning suppression experiments show reduced storm electricity

In Colorado, scientists from NOAA completed a six week field test seeding thunderstorms with metallized nylon fibers to dissipate storm electrical fields. The project led by Dr. Heinz Kasemir says suppression could cut forest fires from lightning, though impractical over urban areas due to radar interference. A prior study occurred near Flagstaff, Arizona, in 1966-67, with further studies planned. The team used a propeller driven B26 plane to release the chaff into clouds.

Boulder, Colo Colorado Heinz Kasemir Kasemir National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Flagstaff Ariz

Flooded Forty Fort Cemetery Faces 1000 Missing After Agnes

In Forty Fort Pennsylvania floodwaters from tropical storm Agnes washed through the 16 acre cemetery, lifting graves and scattering bodies. Officials estimate 1000 to 1500 remains missing, with only about 30 identifications from recovered vaults. Crews use cranes helicopters and even horses to recover cadavers and gravesites.

Forty Fort Harry B. Schooley Jr Susquehanna River Pennsylvania John Novak Bebooley Wilkes-Barre Bascomb Memorial Shrine Calverton Schooley Cemetery Association Novak

Missouri Steers Have DES in Livers

Four more liver samples from steers show traces of DES, with two from Missouri and one each from Nebraska and California. The count rises to 79 contaminated livers since a January 8 mandatory certification began. Producers must deny or withdraw DES feeding before slaughter. the rate stands about 2.4 percent from 3,239 livers examined this year. The FDA bans DES in animal feed starting next January 1, while direct implants remain allowed.

Washington Agriculture Department Missouri Nebraska California Food and Drug Administration

Sato Follows LB In Hairdo

Tokyo AP reports former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, 64, has let his hair grow since retirement in July. He served as premier from 1964 and was known for conservatism. Officials note he clipped hair weekly in office. Now his hair is creeping over his ears. Visitors to Lyndon B. Johnson’s Texas ranch last month observed the former president’s hair falling well below his collar.

Tokyo U.S Lyndon B. Johnson Eisaku Sato Sato Johnson Texas

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