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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1976

Page

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Ford seeks running mate after GOP convention to unite ticket

President Ford aims to name a vice presidential pick after the Kansas City convention. He broadened his consultation list to include 50 GOP mayors and officials, delegates, and lawmakers, while Reagan and Schweiker campaign in Pennsylvania hoping to gain delegates.

Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Ron Nelsen Kansas City Senate House Reagan Sen Richard Schweiker Penn Sylvania New York New Jersey California Associated Press Pennsylvania Schweiker Mississippi Jimmy Carter Carter Walter Mondale Minnesota Texas John Connally Connally Detroit

Reagan Targets Delegates in Schweiker's Pennsylvania

Ronald Reagan campaigns in Pennsylvania with Richard Schweiker seeking to win uncommitted delegates. The push aims to shift lawmakers from Ford to Reagan, aided by Schweiker’s influence. After meetings in New York and New Jersey, Reagan holds 1,085 committed delegates, 95 short of the nomination, with 124 uncommitted.

Philadelphia Ronald Reagan Richard Schweiker Reagan Pennsylvania Ford Schweiker California Northeastern New York New Jersey Associated Press Kansas City Northeast

Mrs Litton shielded girl in death crash in Missouri

In Chillicothe Missouri AP report, Congressmen Jerry Litton his son Scott and pilot Paul Rupp III died when a six passenger plane crashed. Mrs Litton reportedly sheltered 13 year old Linda as the pilot struggled with controls. Firefighters described a gruesome scene with bodies burned in wreckage.

Chillicothe Jerry Litton Litton Scott Paul Rupp III Joe Rinehart

Cape Music Camp Draws 23 Mexican Students to SEMO

Twenty three instrumental music students from Mexican public schools will attend a music camp at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau next week. Accompanying them are John Willer and Robert Murta from Mexico as camp band directors, with a list of attendees and their family background. The group departs by bus from Presser Hall Saturday at noon. Ryan Leroy Sobba was born Thursday at 8:45 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Donald G Sobba of Auxvasse weighing seven pounds nine ounces with two older brothers and grandparents named in the report.

Instrumental Muale Mexico Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau John Willer Robert Murta Muale Mary Jane Worstell Judy Heilwagen Leslie Smith Mike Davis Kirk Kimbel Steven Castaneda Robert Graf Richard Shamblin Donald Haya Matt Lawrence Philip Murta Pam Tolson Sue Lawrence Tracy Woodruff Lorrie Delong Tracy Jegrig Nancy Nielsen Greg Irvin Scott Wells Geoff Gantt Chris Love Mary George Debbie Hall Presser Hall Ryan Leroy Sobba Donald G. Sobba Auxvasse Audrain Medical Center Don Andy Joe Sobba Aurvasse Luella Booth Chester Sobba Pearl Motor Co

Newcomers to Missouri legislature gain edge in elections

Unofficial primary returns show nine House members and two senators defeated by intra party rivals, pushing at least 41 House members and 10 of 34 senators to be freshmen nextJanuary. Several incumbents face general election challenges as parties brace for a shifted balance.

Jefferson City Missouri 79Th General Assembly Raymond Howard St. Louis J. B Jet" Banks James Kirkpatrick James Noland Osage Beach House John Russell Lebanon Noland Senate Russell Curt Davidson Clinton Mines and Mining Committee Robert Dunning Davidson Earl Spensler Caboo State Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Committee Michael Lubyer Higgins Joe Schorg Urban Affairs Committee Ronnie DePasco Kansas City J. T. Howard Dexter Gary Smith St. Louis County Gregory Mareschal Kay Steinmetz Florissant Valley Winnie Weber House Springs Downing Robert McIntyre Cedar Hill

Disappearance and murder linked in Fairbanks Teamsters case

Alaska Teamster leader says Local 959 will aid police in a double case. Jack Paul Red Martin, 45, found shot in a shallow grave north of Fairbanks after disappearing July 18. Harold G. Pettus, 47, vanished July 27. investigators say he may have met the same fate. Both men were long-time Fairbanks residents and top officials at H&S Earthmovers in the North Star Terminal warehouse. Carr notes the board will discuss Pettus disappearance as state and city police probe. Martin was last seen entering a dark vehicle. leads are being pursued.

Fairbanks Alaska Jesse Carr Jack Paul Red” Martin Martin Harold G. Pettus Roger McCoy Alaska State Troopers Pettus Carr International Teamsters Frank Fitzsimmons Anchorage H&s Earthmovers, Inc North Star Terminal

Freedom Medal To Jesse Owens

President Ford awarded Olympic hero Jesse Owens the Medal of Freedom in the White House east garden. Ford called Owens a source of inspiration for his character and achievement after Owens, the 1936 track star, won four gold medals in Berlin and challenged Nazi ideology.

Washington Jesse Owens Ford Owens Adolf Hitler Berlin White House East Garden

Vocational Students May Get Tax Break

The Senate backs a 250 dollar annual tax credit to aid students in college or vocational schools. The credit starts at 100 next July 1 and rises by 50 yearly to reach 250 in 1980, with separate rules for students who work and file taxes. The measure, part of a broad tax bill, would cost about 1.1 billion annually when fully in effect and excludes room and board. It rides alongside other tax revisions and athlete tax credits, while debate continues on full bill passage.

Wall Street Journal Ford Leon Jaworski Connally Journal White House Phillip Buden Jaworski Nixon Washington Henry Bellman R-Okla Paul Findley R-Ill Findley Bellmon Wategate Thomas Railshack Ril William Cohen Rmaine Richard Nixon Texas Treasury Sen Howard Baker Tennessee Baker Mondale Senate Democrats Senate House Afl-Cio George Meany Carter Meany Aflcio Plains U.S. Treasury Sen. Edmunds Muskie Dmaine Senate Budget Committee Congressional

Mars Tests Build Blocks Of Life Search On Mars

In Pasadena AP report outlines Viking lander GCMS aims to detect organic molecules in Martian soil to indicate possible life. Biology instruments seek life signs but lack definitive results. iron, silicon, phosphorus, and calcium dominate soil composition. Viking 2 nears Mars, prepared for orbital insertion.

Pasadena Calif Viking Red Planet Mars Lander John Oro Priestly Toulmin Earth

Spot Shortages Of Unleaded Gas Across US Areas

Motors report scattered unleaded fuel shortages mainly along the East Coast impacting 1975 and 1976 model cars. Industry sources note temporary station outages but advise drivers to use nearby outlets as four weeks remain before Labor Day.

Associated Press Herbert Hugo Platt Dilgram U.S

Swim Cards Ready For Pool Beginners

Beginners who passed the Red Cross swimming test at Plunkett Park pool may pick up their cards at the pool office any day from 1 to 6 p.m. Advanced beginners who did not receive their cards may also pick them up at the pool.

Red Cross Plunkett Park Pool

Soviet Blasts Prompt Review Of Nuclear Pact

U S intelligence review underway to see if Soviet July underground tests at Semipalatinsk and Azgir violated the spirit of a landmark nuclear agreement. Officials cite limited terrain data and uncertain yields, with preliminary indications of an infraction in spirit but not in the treaty when not yet ratified by the Senate.

Washington U.S Senate Semipalatinsk Azgir Caspian Sea Richard M. Nixon Leonid Brezhnev Moscow Iran Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union United States Tass Pravda Communist Party White House Ron Nessen

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