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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1976

Page

7

Mississippians Cool To Reagan Campaign Stop

Ronald Reagan and running mate Richard Schweiker faced a cool reception in Mississippi during the final pre convention campaign tour. The Mississippi stop marked an unsteady start as the pair headed toward New York.

Jackson Miss Ronald Reagan Sen Richard Schweiker Pennsylvania Mississippi Reagan Schweiker New York

Party Committees To Name Members In Uncertain Races

Republicans and Democrats prepare to elect committee chairmen and officers on August 17 as write ins hinge on scattered votes. In Salt River township Democrat Botts Cauthorn won 365 votes to defeat Harry W. Todd II, while Mrs. Paul West led for committeewoman. Across precincts, several write ins received single votes.

Democratic Republican Central Howard Walker GOP Republican Committee Farm and Home Savings Aign Ralph Lierheimer Kris Craddock Botts Cauthorn Harry W. Todd II Salt River Paul Erma) E. West Salt River Township Mexico Saling Vandalia Lowell Keltner Geneva Parsons A. McFarland LeRoy Breneman Wilma Valle Curvie Township Kenneth Clithero Mary EB Babb Laddonia Bernard Strode Isabelle Galloway Marynell Kifer Karen Scott Ted Steven Benton Shirley A. Marty Jim Stubblefield William Lowry Elizabeth Y. Garner Bob Fenlon Helen B. Fenlon George Piper Ron Holbrook John Marshall Paul F. Cherches Lewis E. Melahn Georgia Stull Helen Fenlon Denver Hudson Lucille Wrightsell R.P. Schmidke Phil Johnson Henry Durrett William Haas Duane Rankin Jee Fennessey Hazel Durrett Jacqueline Cline Mary Jane Fenlon Evelyn Fennessey Howard H. Walker Bertha Mae Martin Phylily A. Marta C.K. Winn Ralph E. Lierheimer Maribel C. Westcott Fred M. Decker Doris Elizabeth Hamilton Wilson Township Earl Cook Vanda Bohlmeyer L.M. Dawson Marguerite Langford Thomas Williams May B. Hudson George King Lillian P. Lewis Curvie William T. Doak Melville Hawkinson N. Burton Hopke Anna B. Fischer Prairie Township Robert L. Kerr Frank Wilfley Jr Linn Township Gregory A. Fennewald Bonnie K. Silvey Loutre Cletus Delmeke Frieda Delmeke South Fork Patrick Mudd Jr Pat Mudd Lindell Hollensteiner Clyde (Loree) Berry Jim DuBus Frances M. Baker Roy Erdel Clifford Jones William J. Hartell Phyllis Langford C. C. Stuart William Carolyn) Johnson Alvin W. Beamer Hartie E, Wood George H. Craddock Kristine L. Craddock Russell Brooks Tim Hagan Margaret Crow Harold R. Williams Nellie Lee Bomar George Craddock Elaine Cornett Lewis William Brooks Jr Mary Beckett Paul R. Day Kathleen Quick Kenneth Keller Marjorie Keller Pet Marion Hellyer Gordon Marshall Dorothy Hesterberg

King and Queen Reign At Audrain 4-H Fair Crowns

The Audrain County 4-H Fair opened at the 4-H Center on Route D with Kim Haverstick crowned king and Donna Mudd crowned queen. First runner ups include Novalle Talley and Gary Biggers, with Janet Welch and Bill Sonwalt as second runners-up. Third runners-up Debra and Roger Talley.

Audrain County Kim Haverstick Paul Haverstick Clark Donna Mudd Pat Mudd Jr Route 4 Mexico Novalle Talley Gary Biggers Janet Welch Bill Sonwalt Debra Talley Roger Talley Richard Vance Route D Pat Mudd de Wiley Talley Loren Biggers Atheleen Welch John Sonwalt Rush Hill Debra Tom Talley Jr Laddonia

Researchers Debate Cause of Mystery Disease In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg AP reports stave researchers doubt swine flu is the cause of a mystery illness that has killed 23 people and hospitalized many more. Gov Milton Shapp and Health Secretary Leonard Bachman say preliminary tests in a Philadelphia lab do not indicate a flu outbreak while authorities continue search for an explanation as the 4 H Bicentennial Olympics unfold with beef shows horse shows and other county fair events through the week.

Harrisburg Milton Shapp Shapp Leonard Bachman Philadelphia

Democrats Wait On New Choice In Missouri Race

Rep James Symington quit the U S Senate bid as funeral plans formed for Rep Jerry Litton killed in a plane crash with his wife two children and the pilot Litton had won 46 percent in the primary Hearnes 26 Symington 25 Litton led in Jackson County and outstate regions The Missouri Democratic State Committee will choose a successor with options including a nonrunner Litton’s death shocks Chillicothe and prompts a possible special election for the 6th District seat while Danforth cancels campaign activity and NTSB investigates the crash

Chillicothe James Symington U.S. Senate Jerry Litton Litton Symington Warren Hearnes Missouri D-Ariz Thomas P. O'Neill D-Mass House Philip Burton D-Calif Democratic Caucus Bo Ginn D-Ga Democratic State Committee Hearnes John Mellroy John C. Danforth McIlroy Bowling Green Law Office Jefferson City Sen Stuart Symington Jackson County St. Louis U.S William Hungate National Transportation Safety Board

EerieFeeling Watching Convention Friends Die

In Lewisburg PA the bar at American Legion Post 182 hosts Thomas Allandar and others watching news of a baffling Legionnaires disease outbreak linked to a state convention in Philadelphia. About 150 attendees connected to the event are ill as officials seek answers.

Lewisburg Thomas Allandar American Legion Post 182 Allandar Elmer Hafer Allander Pennsylvania Edward Hoak Hoak State Legion Harrisburg American Legion Philadelphia

Two From Area In On Selection For U S Senate Nomination

The Democratic State Committee will pick a U S Senate nominee after Rep. Jerry Litton’s death. Ledgerland sends two members, with Warren Hearnes favored by Bob Bolling and support for Bill Hungate or James Kirkpatrick as possible candidates. The meeting date is not set, and party members anticipate arm twisting and debates over liberal versus conservative leanings. Also reported are birth announcements for Delmer William Fisher in Mexico and funeral details for Mrs. Raymond Hake of Mexico Route 2, with medical and family background.

New Jersey Ford Reagan Mississippi California Schweiker W.D Billy” Mounger Swan Yerger Hunter Kansas City Associated Press Jackson Democratic State Committee U.S. Senate Ledgerland Bob Bolling Montgomery City Charles Cab) Atkins Centralia Democratic Party Jerry Litton Warren Hearnes Hearnes Mr. Bolling Jim Symington Atkins Bill Hungate Raymond Hake Mexico St. Brendan’s Catholic Church John Walsh Martinsburg Mra Russell Dean Virginia Patrick Route 1 Helen Marie Hake Shreveport Danny Mary) Jordan Chesapeake, Va Jeanet) Sutter Wellsville Janet Hake Nancy Hake Debra Hake Kenneth Hake Minot S.D Ronald Hake Norbert Wieberg Freeburg Paul Emogene) Schulte Ernest Wilhelmina) Trachsel Lawrence Loulege) Moeller Jefferson City Bernard Catherine) Ruestemeyer St. Martin Johanna) Wansing Meta Ronnie Esther) Dogget

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