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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1975

Page

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MHS Mixed Chorus Earns Top Rating At Mexico Festival

Schools including Fulton Mexico Hickman Rock Bridge Francis Howell and Buchanan earned 1 ratings at the annual evaluative music festival at Mexico High School. The event featured numerous awards across bands vocal ensembles and choral categories with multiple choirs and quartets noted for top marks and numerous other honors.

Fulton Columbia Rock Bridge Columbia Hickman Francis Howell St. Charles County Buchanan Troy Mexico High School Mexico Bowling Green Hickman Moberly Rock Bridge Wentzville Ft. Zumwalt Orchard Farm Glee Stahl Miller Lowe Nielsen Fowler James Willis Smith Lenk Lierheimer Thomas Talley Brocksham Jones Bailey S. Miller Rogers Hansford Boyer Harper Briggs Newffer Gage Watson Ft. Zumalt West Richmond Ford Bickman Freeman Heifner Gar Mellroy Williams Tomlinson Ham Maxwell Heeter Newbold Kidwell Zumwalt Strother King Crowley Lee Cody Fischer Hannah Emerson Brockman Tisch Kiigbaum Henthorn Wentaville Longer Keene Glascock Bowling ‘Green Winabhip Niskanen Nager Armstrong Madrigal Mardigal Chamber Choir Scovel White Udahl Ft. Zuscalt Yards Montgomery McCune Brake Wentsville Otey Moore P. Ashley Campbell Guyot Copeland Capron Sailor Edmonson Meyer Wagener Hurst Hahn Gravens Soloman St. Zumwalt Halt Lange Koffman Worrell Wight Blair Engberg Winship Weston Johnson Kramer Huth Franci Howell Schultz Turner McCallister Rice Batt Troutner Schmidt Fleming Sperry Wilson Caldwell Berndtson Somers McVeigh Jackson Powell DuGree Mogerman Lammers Hamilton von Blohn Taylor Burchfield Woelfel Thompson Stark Utz Yaw Domfrese Orchard Mamn Summers Martinek Law J. Bakich Dummit Draper Rowoth Merrit Blackwell Luben Knock Garrett Hobbs Hass Twente Harrelson Hays Simmons

Russian Space Flight Fails To Orbit

Tass reported two cosmonauts Vasily Lazarev and Oleg Makarov survived Soyuz 12 abort after the third stage went off course. The American expert called it the first booster failure in manned spaceflight, with a planned 60 day mission and the joint Apollo Soyuz flight unaffected. Descent occurred near Gorno-Altaisk in western Siberia.

Moscow Earth Tass Vasily Lazarev Oleg Makarov The Space Laboratory Gorno-Altaisk Siberia Cosmeadrome Baikonur Canaveral

Drug Raids Reported in Moberly and Huntsville

In Moberly police arrested three men and two women after a raid on a residence spurred by a noisy party. narcotics and paraphernalia were seized. In Huntsville four youths were charged with marijuana possession on the street.

Moberly Huntsville Randolph James Leberman Thomas Marshall Leberman

Ford May Lead Europe Trip in May Unity Meeting

Palm Springs California AP reports President Ford may travel to Europe as early as next month to join Western alliance leaders in a unity statement. A White House official says NATO heads of government could meet in May, possibly delaying to align with an East West summit and the signing of a new European security treaty.

Palm Springs Calif Ford Europe Western Alliance White House North Atlantic Treaty Organization North America

Hunt Start recruits next class for Head Start program

Children are being recruited for the 1975 76 Head Start school year. Interested parties call 581 1066 weekdays 8 am to 2 pm. The program funds 80 percent from the federal government with 20 percent locally. Donations came from churches clubs and individuals. Local businesses and groups have supported field trips and volunteers support daily learning experiences.

New Generation Club Second Baptist Church Kiwanis Club Littleby Methodist Women’s Group Mission Action Group First Baptist Church Rush Hill First Presbyterian Church Mildred Fanny First Baptist

Truce in Northern Ireland at risk after weekend killings

Northern Ireland's three day death toll rises to 11 with 80 wounded as a Catholic man is shot on his way to work. Two Catholics killed in Belfast and seven die in two bar bombings amid IRA feuding and sectarian violence.

Belfast Northern Ireland Merlyn Rees Irish Republican Army Gerald Fitt Ulster IRA Rees Mountainview Irish Republican Socialist Party

Tiny Tim Hospitalized After Three-Car Crash

Entertainer Tiny Tim remained in satisfactory condition at Holy Spirit Hospital Camp Hill after chest injuries in a three car crash near Mechanicsburg. One man was killed and four others were injured in the accident, AP reports.

Mechanicsburg Tiny Tim Holy Spirit Hospital Camp Hill

Bluefish Attack Swimmers Off South Florida Beach

Bluefish along Miami Beach mauled swimmers in a feeding frenzy chasing mullet. Three surfers were injured as thousands of bluefish with sharp teeth flooded the shallow water near the shore. Lifeguards noted the fish attack bathers only when bodies blocked their prey.

Miami Beach South Florida Jesse Alper South Mike Reid Rick Persson Bluefish Haulover Beach

Bus Trip To Chinese Exhibit At Nelson Gallery Atkins

Mexico-Audrain County Library plans a June 3 bus trip to Kansas City for the Exhibition of Archaeological Finds of the People's Republic of China. Depart 7:00 a.m., arrive 10:00 a.m. Lunch 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Return about 6:30 p.m. Round trip $10, $5 deposit due by May 20. registration at the library.

Mexico-Audrain Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum Kansas City People’s Republic of China London Paris Vienna Stockholm Toronto Washington Mexico

Utilities May Be Told To Use Coal

Washington AP report notes the Federal Energy Administration weighing an order for some utilities to switch to coal as a generating fuel. The move follows a trend of East Coast utilities returning to oil after the Arab oil boycott, despite coal being cheaper.

Washington Federal Energy Administration Washington Post

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