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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1974

Page

8

Oil industry data conflict with Mobil ad claims

Washington AP reports oil industry figures show a far higher success rate for exploratory wells than Mobil’s one in 60 claim. API and major companies, including Exxon and Standard Oil of California, cite roughly 14 to 21 percent success in wildcatting, while Mobil defends the ad. FTC officials offered no comment on current status.

Washington Mobil Oil Co American Petroleum Institute Mobil Federal Trade Commission FTC Doyle Dane Bernbach Mary McCarthy Standard Oil of California United States Standard Exxon Corp J.A. Gillespie CBS NBC

Little Dixie Scoutorama draws 1500 at Fulton event

More than 1500 people visited the William Woods College Arena for the Little Dixie District Scoutorama. About 18 units from Audrain Montgomery Callaway and northern Boone demonstrated Scout skills, games, and stage shows earning blue ribbons for all participants. Scouters praised William Woods College for hosting in its arena. A 5 year old from Buckner died later from head injuries after a camper door swung open on an Interstate 70 ramp near Sedalia during a family trip.

Fulton William Woods College Scouting In Action Little Dixie Audrain Montgomery Callaway Boone William Woods Arthur Allen Centralia Kansas City Buckner Sedalia Highway Patrol Patrick R. Jones U.S. 65 Patrick Charles V. Jones Stover

Mayor Canfield presses on despite cancer diagnosis

Dearborn Heights Michigan mayor John Canfield, 56, says he is dying of cancer but will not resign while he can perform duties. In his fourth term, he disclosed the diagnosis Sunday, stating he learned of it last year and will resign only if health prevents him from carrying out mayoral responsibilities.

Dearborn Heights Mich John Canfield Canfield

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