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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1977
Page
6
A garbled list mentions patterns expressions of contempt blushing and an apprentice villa. It references Eisenhower's brother, a 26 and 30, a West Side Story heroine, a lettuce hindrance and a Judean king. The fragment also includes 17th Hebrew relter and Guido.
Jefferson City Mo AP A House committee endorsed state regulation of credit life and disability insurance as a step against abuse. The bill would let the state regulate commissions and premiums and extend coverage to out of state companies with reinsurers scrutiny. Also the Agriculture Committee sent two Senate measures on grain warehouses and bonding, granting better records access to the state Agriculture Department to curb misuse of stored grain.
AP reports Missouri House actions include returning the state colleges budget to Appropriations, tentative approvals for a Governor’s Committee on Employment of the Handicapped and higher insurance contributions, full foster home care funding, expanded housing rehab by the Missouri Housing Development Corporation, higher state health and life insurance premiums for highway workers, and local industrial development corporations allowed to issue revenue bonds without public votes.
Rokshana Huq and her husband Dr. Mohammed Nazrul Huq, an ophthalmologist, were sworn in as U.S. citizens. The couple, who came from Nashville in 1970, and their three children now reside with ties to Bangladesh formerly East Pakistan. Dr Huq had worked at Meharry Medical Center since January 1970.
J. L. Carpenter of the western district and Stanley Poage of the eastern district won Monroe County school board positions in Tuesday elections. Both were elected by write-in votes after no candidates filed.
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