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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

5

Big Piney pollution prompt tighter rules near Fort Leonard Wood

Missouri environmental board tightens regulations for the Big Piney and nearby waterways. The Army base is cited as the largest polluter while hearings set Sept 23 for Monnett disposal plant and Sept 29 for Binder Lake in Cole County. Residents protest downstream impacts near Monett and Oak Lagoon.

Houston Ft. Leonard Atiny Smith Nouth St. Louis Army Base Pulaski Texas Kansas City St. Louis Monnett Binder Lake Cole County Plahit Monett Jackson County

Previewing the New Cars Show Two Door and Four Door Models

The preview notes two door and four door hardtops and two seat and three seat wagons. Monaco features a standard 360 CID V-8.

Monaco

County Seeks Quick Fix for Treatment Facility Flaws

Smith notes 110 of 142 treatment facilities lack proper operation. He urges immediate action by implementing the county-wide sewer plan, referencing a plan drafted last October.

Smith

Prayer in Public Schools Remains House Standoff

Washington AP report details tense House scene over a constitutional amendment for voluntary school prayer. Rep. Emanuel Celler resists action, awaiting signatures to force a floor vote while advocates and opponents marshal support. 219 signatures needed to bypass the Judiciary Committee.

Washington House Congress Emanuel Celler D-N.y Judiciary Committee Celler Congressional Record American Baptist Convention Unitarian Universalist Supreme Court Chalmers P. Wylie Rohio Ben Ruhlin Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Ruhlin National Prayer Group Capitol II Halls of Congress

Farris Family Welcomes Daughter Amy Jo in Holts Summit

Amy Jo Farris, born at Audrain Medical Center, weighs eight pounds nine ounces. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Farris of Holts Summit. A two year and four month old brother Andy and visiting relatives attend the family gathering. Grandparents and great grandparents are listed with addresses in James B. Gray, Hallie Jones, and others in Missouri.

John W. Farria Holts Summit Audrain Medical Center Amy Jo Andy Farris Central Business College Jefferson City John I. Farris Barbara Holts

Free and Reduced Lunch Applications Offered by Schools

Families in need are urged to apply for free or reduced price school lunches. Applications are sent home, with extra copies at the principal's office. Submissions are accepted any time, and confidentiality is ensured. The superintendent reviews eligibility, with an appeal process through the R-6 Board of Education in Laddonia, Missouri. The policy ensures no stigma for students unable to pay and copies are available for review.

Superintendent of Schools R-6 Board of Education Laddonia

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