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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1975

Page

11

Thousands Flee Chaos In Angola

Tens of thousands flee violence in Angola as rival liberation movements fight for control ahead of independence on November 11. Refugees head to Portugal, South Africa, and South-West Africa, with estimates of up to 100000 affected and 5000 dead over the past year.

Johannesburg South Africa Angola Belgian Congo Zaire Africa Portugal South-West Africa Popular Movement For the Liberation of National Front For the Liberation of Union For the Total Independence of Luanda Nova Lisbon Red Cross Oshakati

Libyan plan for extremist actors unknown ends embassy siege

Japanese Red Army members freed all captives and handed themselves to Libyan authorities after a four day crisis that began with the seizure of the U S Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. The airlift landed at Tripoli with ten freed radicals and four held people including U S Consul Stebbins.

Tripoli Libya Red Army U.S Kuala Lumpur Japan Air Lines Dcb Arab Revolutionary News Agency Colombo Sri Lanka Foreign Ministry Tokyo Robert Stebbins Lod Israel Japan Stebbins Clovis N.M Albuquerque Journal James Cagney

Russian to Prison for Illegal Art Sales

Vladimir A. Moroz a 45 year old Moscow man was sentenced to several years in prison with property confiscation after convictions for illegal art sales to foreigners that earned about 466 282. He bought paintings icons from private collections and sold them to diplomats and businessmen including a Latin American diplomat for 274 000 in icons and paintings. Some objects reportedly went to the United States by Boeing jet and others appeared at London auctions. Proceeds funded a dacha pool German car and foreign wines.

Moscow Vladimir A. Moroz Trud Soviet Culture Moroz United States Boeing Jet London

Personal News From Paris and Scout Honors Displayed

Residents’ activities include a new arrival James Johnston at the Manor in room 114 and a Powers Extension club tour of Bethel Colony in Shelby county. Sixty nine merit badges were earned at a Boy Scout Court of Honor with several scouts advancing to Tenderfoot and other ranks. Robert Steeves and John McMorris attended the O A Conclave at Camp Thunderbird and completed their Ordeal.

Madeline Roe Effie Scobee Corene Stone Myrtle Waller Edith Jones Florine Coorerider Ida Schroeder Laura Miles Octavia Martiney William Harvey Gail Holohan Aides Becky Hultz Willie Treece Vicki Colbert Mary Ann McMurdo Della Johnson Mary Boyd James Johnston Near Santa Fe Powers Extension Club Bethel Colony Shelby County Shelbina Jaycee Hut Byron Edwards Ricky Dunbar David Vaughn Todd Ragsdale David Lawson Kevin Jones Darrell Jones John McMorris Kenyon Warbritton David Pence Kelly Garnett Ricky Dubar

Inmates Seek To Halt ACLU Prison Case

Five inmates seek an injunction to stop the American Civil Liberties Union from filing class action suits on behalf of Missouri State Penitentiary prisoners. Their petition, filed in Kansas City and moved to U S District Court, targets alleged overcrowding, poor food, and medical care. Eight and fourteen amendment rights are cited. They note recent early releases as crowding relief and defend prison officials. Names and sentences of the five inmates are listed. Separate item notes Governor Bennett plans a private party for President Ford’s daughter Susan.

Jefferson City American Civil Liberties Union Missouri State Penitentiary Kansas City U.S. District Court ACLU St. Louis Elmo Hunter Emmett Nave Bob L. Griffin Robert J. McQueen Clarence Bosler Jack Kahl

Dockers Quit Loading Grain For Russia

In Beaumont Texas longshoremen refused to finish loading the Yugoslav cargo ship Banija with American wheat bound for the Soviet Union. About six to seven workers walked off around 3 p.m. Thursday amid ILA protests over grain sales to Russia and potential price impacts.

Final Settlement and Petition in Dollens Estate

In Audrain County Missouri Probate Court at Mexico the estate of Louise Dollens deceased Estate No 3737 will file a final settlement and petition for distribution on September 2 1975 or as continued by the court Notice to object in writing within ten days after filing Jerome W Seigfreid attorney 123 F Jackson St Mexico Mo and Anna Marie Hall administratrix 147 W Burnett Centralia Mo with contact numbers provided for inquiries

Missouri Audrain Audrain County Mexico Louise Dollens Jerome W. Seigfreid F. Jackson St

Parker Celebrates 25 Years With MPL Co

Parker Lee Scott Parker of 1009 W Latney observes 25 years of service with Missouri Power and Light Co on August 9. A United Methodist Church member in Mexico, he attended St Brendans Catholic School and works as a miscellaneous laborer in the Mexico district. He serves as MPI district committeeman and participates in the MPI Safety Program and bowling leagues.

Lee Scott Parker W. Latney Missouri Power and Light Co Parker United Methodist Church Mexico St. Brendan’s Catholic School Citizens Band MPH

Monkeys with hats study moderate alcohol effects

Researchers at the Yerkes Regional Primate Center use rhesus monkeys fitted with pillbox head equipment to inject alcohol and monitor tremors as a measure of withdrawal. Dr. Walter Pieper notes tremors appear even in early withdrawal and aims to define mild physical dependence for better guidance on moderate drinking.

Atlanta, Ga Walter A. Pieper Yerkes Regional Primate Center Pieper

Limited Ledger Series Prints Available Soon

A limited printing of the Ledger series will be released in about two weeks. Place orders now to ensure copies. Each copy costs $1.25 with a 25 cent mail order surcharge.

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Bill Nichols Steve Nicholses Richard Vance Paris Elizabeth Christopher Rebecca Durr St. Charles Christie Menefee Jerry Ragsdale Holliday Woods Garage Highway 54 East Mexico SBA Roger H. Tegmeyer Small Business Administration North 12Th Street Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett President Ford Susan Miss Ford A&b Prescription Tn Sbi ASO Russia Montgomery Montgomery City Lawrence East J MPL Robert M. White Jane Lee White Palestine Bob White c/o Mexico Ledger Washington Mexico, Mo
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