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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

Page

7

Heavy Early Votes Around County Primary In Missouri

Voter turnout runs high as County Clerk Barnes predicts surpassing the 6000 vote mark in five Mexico precincts with 627 counted by 11 15 am. Absentees total nearly 300 as observers note strong GOP demand and precincts fear running out of ballots. In Missouri statewide, showers and a fast moving storm edged voters as 17 gubernatorial and 13 lieutenant governor candidates loom toward a historic primary vote.

Glenn M. Barnes Mexico Christopher Kit) Bond Congress Barnes Bond William Stubblefield Susan Cornett Robert Napier Sam Carter ST. Louis Missouri Columbia Cape Girardeau Kansas City James C. Kirkpatrick

Election Night Results and Primary Overview Across Missouri

Channel 12 will carry results starting at 7:00 p.m. Audrain County reports and statewide races including governor and lieutenant governor. Democratic and Republican nominees are identified with Dowd leading and Bond favored for governor. party margins and unopposed candidates noted amid a broad map of counties and legislative seats.

Channel 12 See Tv Tonight Audrain Kit Bond St. Louis Kansas City Cole, Grundy Newton Buchanan Butler Cape Chardeau Dunklin Lawrence Nodaway Pemiscot William 5. Morris Jackson County Joseph Teasdale Edward L. Dowd Earl Blackwell Dowd Blackwell Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond St. Louis County Gene McNary Bond Supreme Court Paul J. Leonard Jackson Charles Samuel Miller William C. Phelps Joseph Badaracco Senate Missouri

Viet Militia Pushed Back Near Saigon Amid Wider Offensive

Communist led forces attacked 17 miles east of Saigon injuring and killing dozens of South Vietnamese troops. U.S. air power supported Cambodian forces near Svay Rieng and Kompong Trabek as North Vietnamese tanks and infantry pressed eastern Cambodia fronts. B52s pounded North Vietnam targets around Dong Hoi and Hue while air forces claimed tank destroyies and artillery exchanges across the frontier.

Saigon Vung Tau Cambodia Mekong Delta Kompong Trabek Saigon-Phnom Penh Prek Trabek Phnom Penh Svay Rieng Prey Ven U.S North Vietnam Quang Tri Hue Dong Hoi Demilitarized Zone Bastogne Checkmate Que Son Valley da Nang North South Vietnam U.S. Command Vinh 7Th Air Force Quang Tri City

Farber Centennial crowns queens at school show

A Farber Centennial fashion pageant drew a packed auditorium crowd as three queens were chosen from three age groups. Bea Zimmerman of Vandalia won for women over 50, with Mary Galloway of Laddonia and Violet Watts of Vandalia in second and third. Winners for other age groups included Lisa Heaston, Lynn Jones, and Teresa Coose, with finalists Deanna Branstetter, Dorothy Heaston, Regina Tipton, and more.

Bea Zimmerman Vandalia Mary Galloway Laddonia Violet Watts Lisa Heaston Winfred Heaston Deanna Branstetter Bob Branstetter Dorothy Heaston Billy Heaston Lynn Jones F.C. James Teresa Coose Malcolm Couse Regina ‘Tipton Cindy Tipton Farber Richard Vance

Two Men Charged in Walnut Tree Grandmawing Case

Two men, Robert Basham and Leslie Echols, were arraigned in Audrain Magistrate Court on charges of cutting and removing walnut trees from farms owned by Harold Barnes and Carl Douglas on Centralia Route 3. They admitted to cutting 128 trees and hauling three loads, totaling over 41 trees valued above $2100, and remain jailed after bond denial.

Audrain Robert Lee Basham Cuba Leslie Hubert Echols Harold R. Barnes Centralia Rte. 3 Grove Farm Harold Sulgrove Basham Mexico Harold Barnes John Barnes Sulgrave Carl Douglas Ozarks

Navy Opens Warships to Women After Equal Rights Move

Washington AP reports the Navy issued sweeping orders to treat women equally and open sea duty aboard warships once the equal rights amendment is ratified. Adm Zumwalt says women could serve at sea and attend Annapolis, while a pilot program assigns some women to the hospital ship Sanctuary. The WAC vows to modernize uniforms and challenging roles to attract recruits.

Washington Army Navy Adm Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr Naval Operations Naval Academy Annapolis Zumwalt Pentagon Women's Army Corps WAC Chaplain Civil Engineer Corps

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