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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1976

Page

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Missouri Delegates Still Won't Say For GOP Nominee

Missouri delegates heading to the Kansas City convention remain split with four uncommitted. Marlene Zinzel and William Skaggs expect decisions soon while Olenyik and Fred Whaley stay undecided amid a Reagan majority among Missouri’s 49 delegates. Swarts leans Ford but stays loyal unless peers ask for switch.

William Skaggs Kansas City Skaggs Reagan Olenyik Fred Whaley Whaley Joe Swarts Ford

Grocery Bills Fall Slightly from Last Summer

Government model grocery plans show small declines in weekly costs for a four person family from last summer, with low and moderate cost plans down 50 and 80 cents respectively. Produce supplies rise 6 percent in major states, suggesting potential price relief at markets. Missouri Farm Bureau survey notes mixed item changes with some beef and pork cuts down, while milk and eggs edge higher.

Washington Agricultural Research Ser‘svice Agriculture ‘Department Jefferson City Missouri Farm Bureau

Irish Guerrillas Attack Troops in Belfast After Leader Arrest

Guerrillas attacked British troops in Belfast attacking vehicles and burning many in Catholic districts after the arrest of a woman leader of Provisional Fein, the legal political front for the Provisional IRA. A sniper wounded a soldier and another was injured when his armoured car was blown up. Snipers fired over 100 shots at an army patrol at a barricade with no further casualties.

Belfast Northern ‘Ireland Provisional Ini Fein Irish ‘Republican Army Sol‘dier Ar‘mored

Carter Backs Nader Causes For Consumers

Plains Georgia AP Carter pledges to beat Ralph Nader as top consumer advocate if elected president endorses key consumer laws and opposes regulatory revolving door. He prioritizes atomic energy lower, condemns Ford era bribery policy, and seeks reform through law or executive action. He votes in Georgia primary and meets with lawmakers.

Carter Washington Georgia Nader Public Citizens Forum House Senate Congress

Reagan Relaxes On His Ranch Sighting at Santa Barbara

Reagan and Nancy spend the week at the ranch in Santa Barbara California. A campaign spokesman says he loves the ranch and prefers it to other places. He has no plans aside from a TV interview and a trip to Kansas City for the GOP convention. Joshua Caine Hendricks born July 26 in Kansas City weighs eight pounds two ounces with a sister Heather Grant. Grandparents listed include Roy Adams Bellflower Jack Hendricks Montgomery City and great grandmother Mrs Stanley May Wellsville.

Santa Barbara Calif Ronald Reagan Nancy California Kansas City Joshua Caine Hendricks Grant Hendricks Heather Grant Hendricks Roy Adams Bellflower Jack Hendricks Montgomery City Stanley May Wellsville

Convention Cub Scout Can't Wear Uniform

Kansas City AP reports the Republican convention will lack a uniformed cub scout to lead the pledge. Thomas Jean Sheehan a 10 year old chosen by the Republicans flagged a 1910 handbook rule barring uniformed scouts from political gatherings. National scouting authorities in New Jersey said they were unaware of the prohibition.

Kansas City Thomas Jean Sheehan Sheehan New Jersey

Volkmer Called To Washington For Campaign Talks

Rep. Harold L. Volkmer of Missouri, Democratic candidate for the 9th district seat, is in Washington, D.C., for two days at the request of the Freshman Democratic Caucus. He会 meets with leaders including Tip O’Neal and discusses economic legislation and the national economic outlook with Carter and Mondale. Volkmer plans to return to campaigning tomorrow.

Hannibal Harold L. Volkmer Bill Hungate Washington D.C Rep. Volkmer Tip O'Neal Jimmy Carter Mondale Congress Volkmer

Odd Fellows Deaths Linked To Mystery Outbreak

Health officials investigate a possible link between the 1974 Odd Fellows Convention illness in Philadelphia and the then raging Legionnaires disease outbreak. Dr. Lucey notes nonspecific viral pneumonia symptoms in Odd Fellows cases. CDC teams contact attendees for details as 17 cases and three deaths are reported.

Harrisburg Philadelphia Dennis Lucey David Fraser Federal Center For Disease Control Odd Fellows Fraser CDC Odd Fellows Convention American Legion

Postcard Registration Bill Advances in House Vote 239 147

The Democratic controlled House approved a bill to allow mail voter registration with a required minimal effort. The measure omits mass mailings, placing registration forms in local post offices for easy pickup.

Washington Congress House U.S Don Bonker D-Wash Jimmy Carter Carl Albert Rules Committee Bonker

Gary Mayor Weds in Boonville Marriage

Richard G. Hatcher mayor of Gary Ind wed Ruth Ellyn Marie Rowles in a Sunday ceremony at Morgan Street Baptist Church Boonville. The bride recently relocated from Boonville to Gary and is 32. the groom is 43.

Boonville Richard G. Hatcher Gary Ind Ruth Ellyn Marie Rowles Arthur Rowles Hatcher Morgan Street Baptist Church

B1 Bomber Decision Left To Conferees

Washington AP reports House and Senate negotiators will resolve differences on starting B1 bomber production after a split defense bill vote. Senate approved 104 billion defense measure delaying 1 billion B1 spending until after Feb 1, while House blocked a similar delay. Conference talks set after Aug 23 recess to align with presidential transition plans and review of prototype data.

Washington House Senate Congress Ford Administration Democratic Party Jimmy Carter

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