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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1975

Page

6

Safety from tornadoes offered by new study findings

Washington AP reports researchers examining rubble of torn schools offer safe refuge guidance. Recommendations include avoiding large free span rooms like gyms, steering clear of southwest corners, seeking spaces with interior walls, using north facing corridors when possible, and preferring basements or first floor rooms for home shelter.

Washington National Weather Service Weather Service

New Books Added At Library In Mexico Audrain County

The Mexico Audrain County Library announced new adult books across fiction and non fiction. Notable titles include works by Updike Moorcock Asimov Slaughter and Phyllis Whitney alongside reference guides from Rand McNally and Moody’s era guides. The list features many authors and subjects spanning literature history science and education.

Mexico-Audrain County Klinch Matthew Braun Michael Butterworth Frederik Pohl Lester del Rey Allen Drury E. X. Ferrars John Tannuzzi Michael Moorcock John Reese Dell Shannon Elleston Trevor Phyllis Whitney John Wyille Faith Baldwin Christy Brown Casey Blue Darby Foote Thomas Gifford Woman In the Mirror Winston Graham Stonewall Brigade Frank Slaughter John Updike Paul Simon Edward Bander U.S. Dept. of Labor Phil Rueschhoff Isaac Asimov Mildred Grandbois Robert Nulsen Abby Whiteside Hal Prince John Keltner Paul Soper Road Atlas U.S. Canada Mexico Rand McNally

University asks hail samples for Project Dustorm

The National Center for Atmospheric Research partners with the University of Missouri Extension to collect hail stones for research. Pike County Extension Center seeks volunteers. collect 20 to 25 stones, note date time place, seal in a bag and freeze. Call 314-324-5563 for pickup. ideal for youth groups.

University of Missouri Extension Division National Center For Atmospheric Research Audrain County Pike County Extension Center Bowling Green Don Barnett Barnett Boy Scouts Girl Scouts FFA Mid-West United States

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