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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1977

Page

4

Conway Wins St Louis Mayoral Victory in Landslide

Democrat James F. Conway defeated Republican James Stemmler and Democrat William Clay to win the St Louis mayoral race. Sheriff Raymond Pereich, also a Democrat, won comptroller with 81 percent. Republicans lost one alderman seat as Al Holst fell. Black representation on the School Board dropped to one seat amid desegregation efforts. Write-ins: Clay 16,542, Bass 18 percent, Burst 22 percent. County bonds passed for parks and roads. police system funding failed.

ST. Louis James F. Conway Conway James A. Stemmler U.S William L. Clay Raymond T. Pereich Pereich al Holst Board of Aldermen Clay Stemmler Helen Savio Socialist Workers Party John F. Bass Bass Leonard H. Burst Ron Auer

Sky King jab hits Gov Teasdale over state planes

GOP leader Lowell McCuskey compared Gov Joseph P Teasdale to Sky King over reports he uses state airplanes as personal transport. He cited a Jefferson City Post Tribune story noting Teasdale flies between the capital and his Kansas City home and has not spent weekends in the Governor's Mansion since taking office January 10.

Jefferson City Joseph P. Teasdale Republican State Committee Lowell McCuskey Missouri Joe Teasdale Kansas City St. Louis McCuskey Teasdale

Kansas City Construction Strike Intensifies Across City

A six day walkout by five unions stops road and bridge projects in Kansas City as pickets appear at heavy constructors' sites. Up to 3,000 workers are affected. talks may resume with Operating Engineers Local 101 meeting with the Heavy Construction Association Friday.

Kansas City Heavy Constructors Association Heavy Constructors Teamsters Local Kansas City Builders Association

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