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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1975

Page

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Seven States Added to High Unemployment Metro List

Washington AP reports 51 more metropolitan areas added to the Labor Department list of areas with substantial unemployment bringing total to 105. The designation triggers eligibility for federal contract bidding preferences as unemployment stands around 6 percent or higher.

Washington Labor Department Arthur M. Okun Brookings Institution Okun Commerce Department James L. Pate Pate

Ralls County Electric Co op Gets 313000 loan

Senators Symington Eagleton and Rep Hungate announce a 313000 Rural Electrification Administration loan to Ralls County Electric Cooperative at New London. The loan funds will add customers, extend about 10 miles of line and fund system improvements across Ralls Audrain Marion Monroe and Pike Counties. Emmet Lewton is president of the cooperative. In a separate note, Robert M White II of The Ledger under went exploratory surgery at Barnes Hospital after transfer from Audrain Medical Center. He faces about ten days more hospitalization.

Washington Stuart Symington Thomas F. Eagleton William Hungate Ralls Robert M. White II the Ledger Barnes Hospital St. Louis Audrain Medical Center

Florida Veteran Recalls Abduction After Housing Mixed Couple

Lake Wales Florida veteran Leonard Harvard 55 says he was abducted beaten and threatened with death for allowing a racially mixed couple to live at his home Police investigate kidnapping and civil rights violations with FBI involvement Harvard a World War I Army policeman vowed to stay and protect others while the couple left town amid vandalism accusations and Klansman denials from a local group leader.

Lake Wales Fla Leonard J. Harvard Harvard Florida TAS FBI John Paul Rogers United Klans of America Rogers James Ingram Marion

Audrain 4-H Fair Dates Set for August 7 9

Audrain 4-H Fair announced by Bob Breid will run August 7 8 and 9 at the Audrain 4-H Center. The event, grown since the County Fair’s disbanding, features beef swine and sheep shows horse show tractor program exhibits dog show bicycle program a country zoo carnival booths king and queen contest dress review games and entertainment. About 30 event chairmen assist the fair board.

Bob Breid Breid Don Dean Carl Silver Peter Ekern Jim Dye Frank Robison Raymond Smiley Larry Talley Henry Finck

Diseases Hit Volunteers With Orphans In San Francisco

About 300 volunteers who cared for nearly 1,000 Vietnamese orphans airlifted to the United States contracted diarrhea rashes and bacterial infections. Officials cite poor sanitation at receiving centers and the Presidio care site. Dozens of UCSF volunteers were affected. more than 200 USF students and Presidio volunteers were tested for dangerous bacteria and viruses.

San Francisco United States Fred Stark Letterman General Hospital Presidio Stark Marilyn Dickson University of San Francisco Student Health Center USF

Doug Spehr Wins District Oratory Event

Doug Spehr son of Mr and Mrs Larry Spehr of Mexico won the Zone 14 Optimist International oratorical contest at Mexico High School with the topic Give Me Your Hand He advances to the district Springfield event May 4 5 to compete for a 500 scholarship Second place went to Keith Jones Kirksville and Allen Houchins Paris Judges were Ralph Luckaman Dr Robert Searfoss and Mrs Kenneth Yeager Timekeeper was Gary Rosa The Mexico Optimist Club has sponsored the contest for six years and Optimist International awards nearly 40000 in scholarships annually

Doug Spehr Larry Spehr Mexico Optimist International Mexico Optimists Mexico High School Doug Springfield Keith Jones Donald Jones Kirksville Allen Houchins Bob Swartz Paris Ralph Luckaman Robert Searfoss Kenneth Yeager Gary Rosa Optimist Club

Bank Loses Bonding Claim In $120,359 Loss Case

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled TranAmerica Insurance Co is not liable for a $120,359 loss by First National Bank of Sikeston Missouri. The court said the bank had adequate knowledge of Bohannon's fraudulent acts before the incident. Bohannon served as bank president from 1966 to January 1971.

ST. Louis 8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals First National Bank of Transamerica Bohannon

Onassis Heiress Denies Family Dispute Over Will

Christina Onassis 24 denies reports of a feud with Jacqueline Onassis over Aristotle Onassis fortune. She says her father's planned divorce was untrue and confirms a happy marriage with Mrs Onassis. She also sues Stavros Niarchos over the $300 million inheritance. Aspirin cited as dangerous to children in Atlanta remarks by Dr. Moriarty, warning against misuse and overdosage for fever.

Paris Aristotle Onassis Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Christina Onassis Jacqueline Onassis Miss Onassis Athens Stavros Niarchos New York Times Onassis Roy Cohn Atlanta Richard W. Moriarty Pittsburgh

Maurice Stans Sues Son's Florida Firm

Maurice H. Stans files a $25,000 mortgage foreclosure suit in Circuit Court against Stanco Inc. headed by his son Steven H. Stans. The action bases on alleged default on payments for a Winter Park lot where Steven Stans resides.

Orlando, Fla Maurice H. Stans Stans Commerce Richard M. Nixon Stanco Inc Steven H. Stans Stanco Orlando Winter Park Steven Stans

Ford May Set Guidelines On Power Rates

Washington AP Ford plans national voluntary guidelines to aid utilities in raising electric rates in some cases. Congress opposes mandatory hikes, pushing the administration toward nonbinding measures. A Utilities Finance Corporation option may stay alive if all else fails.

Washington Ford Congress State of the Union Utilities Finance Corporation

Freedom Forum Set For June 29 July 5

Plans for the 14th Missouri Freedom Forum for high school students unfold at Missouri Military Academy in Mexico from June 29 to July 3. Sponsors include the Missouri Chamber of Commerce Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and MMA. Staff features Dr. George Charles Roche III Dr. William S. Lowe W. Cleon Skousen Dr Clifton L Ganus Jr Dr Nicholas Nyaradi and Allan C Brownfield. Students in 10th to 12th grades nominated by their districts participate based on character scholarship and leadership.

Missouri Military Academy Mexico Missouri Chamber of Commerce Missouri Farm Bureau Federation MMA Freedom Forum George Charles Roche III Hillsdale College Hillsdale, Mich William S. Lowe Chamber of Commerce of United States AP. Green Refractories Co Allan C. Brownfeld George Washington Freedoms Foundation W. Cleon Skousen

Farm Bill Heads Back To House For Approval

The Senate approved a conference committee version of the farm bill that raises price supports. It would cost about 210 million dollars in net taxpayer outlay, far less than the rejected Senate version. The bill includes higher target prices for corn wheat and cotton dairy price boosts and a soybean loan program set around 3.94 dollars per bushel.

Washington House House-Senate Senate Conference Committee Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Senate Agriculture Committee White House Agriculture Earl L. Butz Ford

Mexico Ledger Publication and mailing rates notice

Mexico Ledger lists publication hours and postage details for subscriptions and delivery. It specifies daily operation except Sundays and holidays, address at 300 N Washington, Mexico MO, and irregular rates for carrier, in-state, out-of-state, and military subscriptions with monthly and yearly terms.

Mexico Ledger Washington St Mexico Audrain

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