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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1970

Page

4

Refractories film and CNA executive moves noted

Fahrenheit 3300 s film on refractories industry and high temperature management is released for group showings. CNA appoints William J. Bomar to coordinate casualty underwriting for multiple branch offices. Centralia plant promotes five area residents at A B Chance Company to new positions.

Bureau Bureau of Mines Forbes Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Kaiser Refractories Mexico William J. Bomar Orlando Fla CNA Seattle Wash New Orleans Atlanta Charlotte Birmingham Nashville Richmond Miami Jacksonville Aed E Ity D.C. Bomar Mary V. Bomar Bill Zephyr Road

Building Permits Issued by Inspector Taylor Sewell

Five building permits were issued this week. Marvin West remodelling at 803 Muldrow St. for $500. Westenhaven Construction to raze 1009 W. Monroe St. for Frank Johns. Gerald Smith to panel rooms and repairs at 432 W. Hendricks St. for $125. Terry Jerichon to install aluminum siding at 721 W. Brackenridge St. for William Lotz. Kenneth Penn to construct a forage at 1627 N. Washington St. for $2500. ee M. Landry to Jackie & Ila Thompson Lot 2 Lakenan & Barnes add'n to Mexico. James W. & Margaret Gallaher to Mexico School District No 59. Lot 25 Gallaher-Kent Arcadia subd to Mexico. Bill B. & LaWanda Williams to Wesley C. & Sandra Houser Lot 51 Gallaher-Kent Ladue subd. Millman Lumber Co. to Ronald D. Westenhaver Lot 29, Lawrence M. Barnes NE subd. 3 t0 Mexico.

Taylor Sewell Marvin West Muldrow St Westenhaven Construction Co W. Monroe St Frank Johns Gerald Smith W. Hendricks St Terry Jerichon W. Breckenridge St William Lotz Kenneth Penn N. Washington St Ee M. Landry Jackie Ila Thompson Lakenan & Barnes Mexico James W Margaret Gallaher Gallaher-Kent Arcadia Bill B LaWanda Williams Wesley C Sandra Houser Gallaher-Kent Ladue Millman Lumber Co Ronald D. Westenhaver Lawrence M. Barnes

Auto wage talks hinge on 6 percent rise and fringe asks

Detroit AP reports three year contracts loom with hefty first year pay boosts. UAW seeks about 18 percent, plus pensions and dental, plus reinstating unlimited quarterly cost of living escalator. GM Ford and Chrysler face a midnight Sept 14 expiry, with potential strikes if no deal.

Detroit Com Woodcock Pany The United UAW Department of Labor Standetinalls Leonard Woodcock General Motors Ford Chrysler

Chance Co. Promotes New Regular Employees at Chance

Centralia residents Mrs Billy Mize and William Wahi join A B Chance Company as regular workers after probation. Mrs Mize becomes a layup operator in plastics. Wahl advances from laborer to galvanizing operator in the Allen Street plant. Mrs Johanssen earns grinder operator in East Sweet. Landis progresses from shakeout to furnas tender with prior Chance experience and MFA Mexico, brother Donald also employed.

Centralia A.B. Chance Company Russell Dollens Thompson John Reinerd Mexico Don Brown Hallsville Joe Lafferty Paris Albert Bealmear Benton City Benny Hamilton Moerly Dollens Chance Foundry Chance Reinerd East Street Alberta Brown Plastics Lafferty Anchor and Hardware Assembly Marine Corps Bealmear Doillens Mulder Hamilton Allen Street John’s Shell Service Monroe City Wahl Shelbinal North Rollins Johanssen East Sweet Collier’s Junction Cafe Shel Landis MFA Community Bal High School Donald Landis

Savings Bond Rate May Rise to Fifty Four Percent

A proposal linked to the Honeywell bill would raise the U.S. savings bond rate from 5 to 54 percent, effective June 1, pending House approval. Senator John Be agin supported tying the provision to related legislation, arguing the boost helps average Americans with savings. The measure passed by voice vote.

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